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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists names John G. Morong Johnny D. Ryan Daly C. C Bwinkerne R. A. cine Rrenrrome and a monetary figure $300,029. The text reads as a financial or insurance balance sheet fragment with unclear context and numerous garbled names.
Market observers in New York report a cautious tone on stocks with a note of uncertainty in the immediate scene. Confidence appears to be rising for higher summer prices while trading remains timid and relations with dividends show no decisive action. The metal sector, especially copper, faces mixed signals as analysts anticipate possible gains.
The board of trustees arranged the corner stone laying for the new St. Josephs Church to replace the fire-destroyed edifice. A Catholic societies parade will precede the ceremony at Quartzail Mane eliselt, then proceed through Manita Park toward Utah and Arizona. The program includes 409 children singing with 60 trained voices as a choir, clergy, and city officials invited. Robe rt G. Wateh will supervise the parade margins, and papers and coins will be placed at the corner stone.
The Franklin county grand jury, which has been investigating members of the legislature, today issued another report. It retains indictments against several men, believed to be legislators.
Sixty seven graduates receive diplomas at Butte High School commencement in the Broadway Theater. The event featured invocations, vocal selections, and four courses of study, with Principal Richards and Chairman Hopkins presenting certificates. The audience included many relatives and friends as the class of 67 was toasted with music and a final song.
One hundred twenty five signatures have been secured to the membership list of the proposed University club with indications it will become a reality. Enthusiasm is strong citywide for a club for young university men and contributors outside eligibility. Plan aims for 200 members before securing quarters. An early police alert at 2:20 a.m. sought assistance to pursue a robber who entered the Q.T. saloon at 34 South Main Street and held up a lone occupant who claimed his packets were emptied.
Silver Bow camp No 30 Modern Woodmen of America held its annual banquet and dance at the Pythian castle hall with large attendance. Booth Butte Walker ville camps and Royal Neighbors joined by invitation. The Silver Bow drill team led by John H. Vogel performed a neat drill, and No 590 also gave an excellent display, making for a most enjoyable evening.
Police received three calls about missing children last night. A boy about three wandered from Promont Avenue toward Paris, half a mile from home before guiding officers to anxious parents. Officer Harris later found a Sue Pillow from 39 West Broadway after a mile long exploration. the child agreed to return home.
Jack Enright, known to residents as a Pere at 2 o'clock in the morning, lies dying. Physicians have given up hope and his nephew has been summoned to his bedside. Enright recently fell from a street car in an incident linked to a dropped item, leading to his injury and further complications.
The individual had a two year involvement with the racing game and was unconscious throughout the night and into the early morning. Medical teams are monitoring his condition as the cause remains under investigation.
San Francisco June 9 Fred Mulhol land former racing judge in Seattle Butte Salt Lake and other cites was examined by the Insanity commission here today Mulholland was taken to the detention hospital Thursday by three patrolmen when neighbors said he had become deranged and terrorized the neighborhood His hearing before the Insanity commission will be continued tomorrow.
William Klosban an elderly resident of the Paul Clark home died at Murray hospital after attempting suicide twice in two weeks. He first attempted on June 3 by stepping in front of a streetcar at Park and Main, Hawan, was pulled free with minor injuries, and later used a revolver to shoot himself twice but briefly regained consciousness before dying. He had been under public care for some time.
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