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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet references Swansdown cake flour and tuna specials, with scattered phrases about brands and items. The readable portion highlights Swansdown flour and a tuna special, suggesting a grocery item listing or advertisement from a past issue.
Butte notes mention Octon Brow and Tacsimnean of Rievensville as hotel business contacts. Willem T Irvine of Pipestone is noted for a business visit to Butte and a guest meeting at a Butte AV location. White Sulphur Springs power facility is described as tramneting business in Butte with a referenced incident.
Special notice indicates delivery of newspapers by special messenger to readers affiliated with Butte offices and Thornton business sites. It notes M S Weiss of Helens and Doty of Pocatello among guests at Acoma Richard Manger events, with C Sampson traveling from White Sulphur Springs to spend the weekend combining business and pleasure. The text references subscriptions to True Story Magazine Cosmopolitan McCall's Popular Science and other titles, and mentions fast-acting remedies and pills.
Mrs Lucille Dragon president general of the National Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans visits Butte today as guest of Josey Corby auxiliary No 5. She arrives from St Louis and is met by local members and Lawton camp. A luncheon at the Squirrel precedes a city auto tour and a dinner at the Chequamegon tonight. Sunday morning she leaves for Livingston.
Telegram from Annapolis states the birth of a daughter to Commander and Mrs. Wallace at the naval academy. This is the Wallace family’s third child, with the others at home. Mrs. Wallace Gilliey is the mother. the newborn joins siblings in a military family setting.
At a trustees meeting of the Treloar Arsenic gold trust P B Mors of Billings and V Martin of Butte were elected trustees replacing Dr R E Slevern and H C Mapkine who had resigned.
Helena Grimes registered at the Acoma in Butte on a short business trip. J J Lambert of Boise among commercial travelers in Butte, registered at the Loge. George Terrance visiting from Missoula, registered at the Leggat. Mr and Mrs Ambrose in Butte from Creston for the weekend, guests at the Acoma. Charles Hinckaton from Phillipsburg registered at the Arizona. W Ryan of Great Falls registered at the Thornton for several days. Mr and Mrs E N Pria of Helena visiting Butte for the weekend, guests at the Arizona. Grace Young from Idaho Falls visiting Butte for the weekend, guest at the Arizona. Mr and Mrs Franklin Steele of Billings in Butte on business, guests at the Arizona. White Sulphur Springs residents J H Healy Ringling and A Metnyre visiting Bale, guests at the Hutte. Mrs C W Stallings and children and Mrs L Graves came from Tunnack to Butte for the weekend, guests at the Thornton.
The Woolman Street brothers, Sullivan Sheehan and Murphy, defeated the Virginia Streets Hanley Myers and Foley 14 to 4 at the Woolman Street grounds. The readable report lists the players and venue with a stray OCR tail.
A 2 year old child, Andrey O’Brien, died after walnut meats were found in his stomach. Chemist C F Banton analyzed the stomach contents and found indigestion rather than poison as the cause. Coroner de Murphs was informed, and no further investigation into poison was deemed necessary.
Cleveland Ohio report describes Paul Shelby of Cleveland Heights as a key figure in midwestern railway expansion. He helped study a Montana branch line, later became VP of the Great Northern, and the town of Shelby was named in his honor for his Union Pacific and Great Northern work.
Doctor Royal J. Dye founder of the Congo Mission will speak at the Shortridge Memorial Christian church Sunday at noon. He went to the Congo in 1892 where he translated the Bible into the native language and helped found the mission. He pioneered remedies for sleeping sickness but contracted a fatal illness and returned to Imerton.
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner Murphy on the death of Ivor Wick, a member of the fone gang at the Black Rock mine. Wick was killed Wednesday by contact with a live wire. Current burned both eyes and a fragment of flesh was blown from the left toe. More than a score witnesses were examined.
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