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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
Butte community notices flow with names and places from Walkerville to Libby. Local residents and travelers are listed visiting, moving, buying liquor, or attending social events as editors note various small town happenings and personal updates.
Lana Rehfus sues Jown Tl. Rolfes alleging assault false charges and cruelty seeking custody of their child and ownership of the Grand Avenue home. Also mentions Dillon attendance for Agnea Sullivan’s graduation and obituary denial for Fannie Byrens, 81, with services planned Friday.
Butte police debate a plan to trim the force by requiring physical tests for younger applicants while older officers resist. Anxious veterans fear layoffs and changes to duties as shifts could lengthen patrols and rely on motorcycle units. The proposed policy aims to replace aging personnel with younger recruits, stirring unrest among longtime officers.
The Northern Pacific announces a new schedule effective June 7. Trains Nos 7 and 1 will be adjusted, with local stops introduced and some services canceled. The Ruthe Millis route changes to earlier morning departures from Butte and improved daylight service, plus added local runs between Glendive and Paradise.
A historical piece extols Miss Kathlyns Willians and her fringe adventures showing her as a rising star. The writeup praises her ability to draw crowds, stage presence, and dramatic moments that evoke strong audience reactions despite the play’s staged nature.
Arrangements completed at the Empress theater for a midweek matinee audience today. A high class vaudeville program will provide a lively show and ensure a good time for attendees.
Night sweep arrests in Chinatown at dawn freed celebrants after Judge Rooter Fayner noted no intent to harm. Those detained include Frank Jackalon Eugene Brosnri Clarence Williams Bel Bigelow John Ferns George Ray Brown Morse Van Ren among merry crowd members.
A complaint filed in Justice Kersigan's court accuses Harry Fairey of violent conduct and wagering on horses while intoxicated. He is charged under the liquor and gaming statutes, with potential designation as a common drunk.
Surprised at his departure, Mr. Finnegan received a commemorative pin from colleagues at 612 Colaraia abpout. Speakers lauded his service as he prepared to leave for Anaconda where he will assume a new role at the Southern Crouse ong. The ceremony honored his tenure and anticipated future duties among his respected peers.
Dungan M Rae a pioneer shoeman of Butte dies after two years illness at his home 1244 West Pine Street. Survived by wife My Fines and two daughters Attie and Mahon. Funeral Saturday at Presbytenn church. Rae had mined on claims in Nooth Tutte years ago with value rising as Yutre Superior company opened up the country.
A garbled note argues about income and quitting work for easy money. It cites annual sums like 400, 800 pounds, and suggests a plan to start anew in another place. The speaker questions reliance on large unearned fortunes and prefers honest labor despite temptations.
A garbled OCR passage presents a disjointed dialogue where an older married woman accuses another of bribery and loyalty, implying a choice between supporting a husband or his wife. The text is unclear and riddled with misspellings, but suggests a social confrontation about fidelity and bribery.
Fragmentary note about RGGN TO MANKIND Tytutiny Woods and attempts to outdo Hurlxink by growing rectriaulin watermelon Mer. Mentions lifelong observations on ultimate consumers and trouble with Canty watermelons.
Floyd P. Howe of Helena, an engineer, credits Akoz medicinal mineral with curing his four year kidney and bladder troubles. He endorses Akoz for related ailments and urges others to seek information from the Newbre drug store in Helena.
The Boston Globe notes Mr Toatle expects to hire a new melon growing venture by 1927. He foresees long melons with square corners and mentions safety concerns after melons fall during handling.
Fragmentary OCR text references Bartiniatois and Hes Bort with mentions of improvements on slits railways and a large monetary figure for the year. A second amount appears garbled. Overall, the piece reads as an unsettled financial plan or plea with future tagging of funds over five years.
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