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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
5
Mackerel fishing is praised at Luteys with notes on broiled mackerel served with hot fluffy potatoes. The write up extols bright white plump fish and careful selection of stock, contrasting local supply with imported options.
The advert touts fresh fruit and vegetables including Ging cherries grown by I A Dustan of Clarkston VI and novelty of a five pound nat cherries carton. It promotes extra specials such as 16c peanut butter and Swift's Pride cleanser, plus wholesale pricing appealing to family shoppers at 48-53 West Mercury Street.
Dillon resident I A Hazebaker, a member of the Montana commission to the Pangma-Pacific exposition in San Francisco next year, spoke of an upcoming contest with bigger rewards. He arrived with his wife to announce Gallatin County’s $850 appropriation for the exposition.
A spectator named Charles F. Marzoli was killed and ten others were seriously injured when Arthur Armstrong of New York lost control of his motorcycle in the Rotordrome. Armstrong suffered multiple injuries including a broken back and broken limbs. several female spectators also suffered broken bones and cuts. The rider’s machine was seen to be moving at high speed when it crashed into the crowd.
Chicago June 4 A jury deliberates in the divorce suit of Mrs Ernestine Schumann Heink the prima donna against her third husband William Rapp Jr of Chicago Judge Sullivan presiding The plaintiff claims a statutory offense denied by Mr Rapp They wed nine years ago A $500 reward offered for goods stolen from room 22 Hamilton block with no questions asked.
Woodmen of World to unveil monuments at cemeteries next Sunday honoring deceased members. Baldwin will speak at the main event and Harry W. Shippen’s grave marks the address site. Ernest A. Hordestile to recite a ceremonial piece as new monuments are placed for members who died in the past year.
Janes Cummins, a Past paper reporter, married Miss Minnis Einett amid a plan to dodge afternoon papers. The ceremony occurred about 6 49 in the morning with reporters present. Cummins also received citizenship papers he misplaced a year ago. Mrs. J W Cabbage of Silver Star dies, pioneer Montana woman, with survivors including two daughters and several grandchildren.
Mrs. Dor Bedard, 65, died after a runaway carriage struck her as she and her daughter-in-law Mrs. John Paxson and a newborn were returning from a flat. The horse bolted near Bungalow Road House, she was thrown under wheels, and later died at St James hospital after shock and hemorrhage.
Ute Blackfeat Indian viva members only may hunt on reservation grounds, per Arthur McPatridge superintendent and agent. The rule cites section 2,197 of US statutes, prohibiting non Indians from hunting or taking targets within tribal lands and for subsistence limits. Penalties include forfeiture of traps guns and ammunition and fines up to 3500 dollars.
Nome merchant Beatlie Samuel, a leading Alaska trader aged 43, shot himself today in his home. He had recently separated from his wife, now in Spokane, with parents in San Francisco. Policemen report no foul play.
Goodland of Centerville leaves tonight for San Francisco to attend the International Brotherhood of Bridge Builders and Shipwrights convention. Mr Goodland represents Mineral Lodge No. 10 of the Toilmakers and Iron Shipbuilders.
Advertising blurb announces Standard subscribers pay per week for daily and Sunday by carrier starting June 1 with yearly advance rates. Promotes Montana's best paper at popular prices. Mentions mainsprings and Mayer manufacturing jeweler at 29 West Park.
The city council debated special improvement districts including street paving sewers and walks with an estimated cost near 208000. District No 188 on the south side would include grinding curbing and walks at 117863 with others for sidewalks and a 14600 sewer on Montana Avenue. Payrolls and health inspections were discussed, with bids invited for paving materials and a new juvenile public library director approved.
Rusk known as the man who discovered the Cold as Hell mine in the Georgetown district married Miss Worifa Lemelin at St Patrick's rectory. The couple, who began their romance a year ago, planned a wedding trip to Salt Lake and Denver and will reside at 490 West Copper Street after returning. Attendants were Eva Lemelin and Robert Brown. A luncheon was held at Mrs H Gander’s home.
The Yukon territorial council recently passed an ordinance regulating the fox industry and prohibiting the exportation of foxes. The move targets the fur trade and aims to protect local wildlife while guiding industry practices.
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