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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
Tables of scattered items from Butte, detailing social notes, moves, and errands. Mentions of residents like Tierington, Wallace, Cobban, and Ledwydee. travel to Cambridge and Chicago. shop sales. a reorganization sale. births. and various short announcements about visits, business trips, and daily minutiae.
Two men named George Gornns and George Brance were arrested on a warrant charging them with bay plining at a site on Boat Park Street, bonded at $100 each. Harmony lodge members were asked to attend a Cobight meeting as election measures were discussed.
Dion Scanlon was arraigned on disturbing the peace charges for beating and imprisoning his wife, with two young daughters present in police court. He admitted striking her and was fined $100. The article notes the wife seeks custody of the children and mentions prior accusations and social welfare involvement.
A fragmented obituary style note mentions Martha Doyle and Miss Jlannah Marte among sisters, with references to a "Wong Wilher" who died in Waikerie at 28 years. The text also notes a member of a local degree order and other unclear biographical cues.
A report details Louis W Hill and an accompanying party arriving in Butte by rail and boarding for a brief visit. The party, hosted at the Bow club, was entertained at dinner and later spent time in the city before departing on a forthcoming itinerary.
The Bennett sisters headline at the Empress Theater this week with lively vaudeville acts. Audiences enjoy a packed program and praise the show's energy, calling it a strong night of entertainment.
James OWeefe once sheriff of Deer Lodge county and resident of Imieouia was yesterday charged with assault in a complaint by Deputy Attorney Jackson. The alleged incident involved hitting and cutting the victim, with ongoing personal disputes spanning months. William J. Sutter faces third degree assault charges related to an incident at Montana Parking Company.
Dr Horst reports May deaths totaling 105 with causes including typhoid, pneumonia, heart trouble, accidents, and gunshot injuries. The emergency hospital treated several cases and the Health Department pursued tuberculosis funds and condemned meat and dairy samples for violations. Milk and beef checks led to arrests and enforcement actions.
Detentions Haidisere and Tenrh attempt a street crime on Main between Mercury and Silver. A right handed man, 30 years old, is found with a gun up his sleeve. Police trail to Axford saloon. suspect names Din Pobn son reveal during arrest. Companion Hoy relatitnn is 3%. Both fined and jailed.
Fragmented text requests the address of Mrs Mary D Hamilton and mentions a judge Booher and a political or legal context. The readable portions indicate an urgent request or notice about locating the person, with unclear surrounding details and multiple garbled phrases.
A garbled wartime notice reports T B Takny Flapsie accused of deserting his wife in Arizona, with a promise to pay weekly sums. The fragment mentions a sheriff, attempted apprehension, and a case tied to James and Cris, referencing a wartime legal action and broadcasted details.
James Tarris a farming resident of Centerville was killed by a fall of ground in Jasmine three miles from Portia. His survivors include a year-old son and two siblings. Relatives named are Hert Terris of Watkerville and Mrs Slavin of Craterville.
A long, tangled retelling centers on Diamond Gogurtsta Shoes, Meagher’s death, and related tales. Key figures include Meagher, McNamara, Gogurtsta, Gogart, and local officials. The narrative asserts Diamond evaded direct questions and mentions attempts to involve authorities, with legal actions discussed by county and attorney general offices.
A federal gathering discussed a general conservation plan with speeches by state and federal officials. Officials urged balanced forest management while opposing heavy state control, citing industry impacts and national interests, and urging collaborative steps to protect resources.
A garbled reminiscence reflects on wartime heroism and national memory, mentioning flags, public squares, and the idea of yielding to respect rather than victory. It suggests a solemn, ceremonial tone about honoring fallen soldiers and national unity.
A garbled report describes a county moving to charge drug users as insane. It cites unclear legal arguments and reactions from officials, with mentions of county attorneys and possible actions affecting inmates and treatment plans.
A petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission asks for a readjustment of rates on strawberries. The request cites regional supply and demand factors in Washington Oregon and nearby areas. Details reference a hearing and potential rate changes affecting shipments through Butte and surrounding districts.
Fragmentary obituary notice reports the death of Ars. Boge Amena Lewis, aged about years, with remains to be cared for by Shetman & Needs undertaking parlors. Another entry mentions a person named Lowney Hutles, aged around years, wife of a deceased husband, with burial plans noted. Unclear details due to damaged text.
A funeral card from ALEY and family thanks Vionks and neighbors for offerings during illness and death of beloved Israel Michael Healey.
The message notes the funeral service for Isahoe Kahor held this morning at Walsl's parlors with services at Sacred Heart church and interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Gratitude is extended to friends for sympathy, flowers, and altar boy offerings from St Patrick's church community.
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