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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
15
A long list of local notices and brief items from Anaconda covers sales, auctions, and ads for coal and piano, plus visits by residents like William Rich, Harold Ireland, and James Lewis. The column notes dances at the Attic, hospital updates on pneumonia patients, and plans for a Knights meeting.
Rudolph Golick charged with in corrigibility and the theft of a revol ver appeared before Judge George Winston yesterday afternoon. The lad kept up continual chatter from arrival to jail, refusing to believe admonitions and insisting he be shown. His case was taken under advisement with probable disposition to follow.
Charles Cook, 56, once employed at the smelt mill in Anaconda, died at his Clyde Park ranch home after a brief illness. He left Anaconda eight years ago to ranch at Clyde Park and was survived by his wife and two Lethy relatives from Miles City Bozeman. A message to M A Fulmer confirmed the death.
Sheriff L J Hartsell and Deputy Harvey Green conducted an early morning raid seizing four one gallon demijohns of whiskey hidden in a coal pile an adjoining lean to and a cellar. Woods is accused as look out. Officers uncovered broken bottles and other items from the bootleg stash and removed them.
A church hosts a public lecture this evening with admission free. The event invites the general public to attend and hear representatives discuss topics of interest.
George Walsh, noted sprinter, baseball player and actor, tops the bill at the Imperial theater tonight and tomorrow with matinee shows. He stars in the Fox comedy drama Help Help Police a new take on the eternal triangle involving business and police amid danger and intrigue.
The text records a funeral notice for Carrie Healy, wife of John C Healy, with interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. Her remains were at the Montana hotel with a funeral to be held at a time to be announced.
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