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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
7
Butte News lists the principal branch office of the standard in at 2% East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422 and Independent Telephone 14e. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Butte residents list services from McLaughlin Coal Co and Walker's tavern, with dining at Finlen hotel and a Dutch lunch at File hotel. Social notices mention Frannie Brome visiting Omaha, Johanna Farrell leaving for Bragier Falls, and many locals traveling to Vancouver, Cornwall, Pend d’Oreille, and Los Animas.
The Woodcraft Women held a joint memorial at the Carpenters union hall in Butte, crowded with members paying respects to the deceased. Mrs La Pare Wormland presided, Miss Jennie Green gave the address, with prayers, piano and vocal solos, and readings by Miss Hua Dunston, ending with a chorus selection and piano accompaniment by Mrs Mary Caddyeilviated.
The westbound rail run out of Butte featured 11 cars including six Sleeper cars and a Pullman. The big train carried Butte passengers bound for the coast as schools closed for summer vacation. William G C Arnold longtime Butte resident died at 1101 West Granite Street yesterday morning. He leaves a father Wes Arnold a brother Walter and sisters Mrs G W Craven Sue and Vera Arnold of Butte. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Great Northern Railway offers one and one third fare from all points in Montana to Alhambra Hot Springs. House fully renovated with new improvements. Now arranging for plenice and dancing parties in our pavilion. Visit Sullivan Proprietor Alhambra, Montana.
The Sliver Bow Trades and Labor assembly met at the Carpenters union hall with focus on city building trades tensions. Delegates passed a unanimous resolution to uphold the hod carriers union and planned two John Mitchell lectures in September in Butte. A free speech mass meeting led by J Howard Morgan of California was set for this evening at the Auditorium with TH as chairman.
Memorial exercises were held yesterday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall in South Butte by local Modern Woodmen of America lodges. A F Rabinski served as chairman and the attendance was among the largest in local camp history. Rev J A Mecko of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church delivered the address on The Past Present and Future of Existence in a forceful manner. The Royal Neighbors held an imemorial service.
Leslie Hill aged 16 and Donald Palmer a year older were arrested by Detectives White and Van Orden and taken to city hall detention. Sons of Dickinson residents they ran away weeks ago to see life beyond North Dakota. They carried 350 dollars, traveled to Missoula, then to Garrison with another boy who found work. They will be sent home today.
S. K. Hensley a native of Deer Lodge Montana died last Friday in Spokane at 40. Son of the late W A Hensley and Livina, he lived at Teer Lodge and had worked in Spokane after leaving Butte two years ago. Interment will be at Deer Lodge next Tuesday. survivors include his mother three brothers and a sister. One brother M Hensley resides in Butte and a sister lives in Chimney Rock Montana.
Matt Sabi a Finlander faces assault with a knife after a morning incident at the Cavert street and Broadway corner. Jack Tee and athyea Luna congratulate themselves as reports say the weapon was a short blade. Kane and Rico may have intervened in a saloon incident with injuries described as minor despite a stab to the back.
Tony Craskoales, 30, of 2005 Pit Street, fell from a ladder while timbering at Pittsmont early today. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg below the knee and a badly wrenched back.
About 100 members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows attended a memorial service at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Denisrvilla. Reverend S. A. Allen delivered the address.
The Seattle judge, noted for revoking a naturalization certificate in a fraud case, faces criticism from city attorney Le Maury and others who say his rulings favor corporations. Hazard and others discuss Oleson’s case and the political beliefs claims, noting the court held fraud in naturalization occurred.
Nan Folland remains a leading candidate as preference ballots show Daw Holland atop the general election slate for Western Federalan of Miners officers. Result tallies list Charles Moyer and Thomas Campbell for president, Honey and Lappin for vice president, Milly and Telly for secretary treasurer, and multiple names for the executive board and AF of L delegates.
A local cleanup operation proceeds at W Park near Mayer as crews remove debris and assess water quality in the area. City workers and volunteers participate, focusing on pollution clearance and park maintenance to restore the environment and safety.
Bust Las Vegas July 4 event lists potential referees for the Flynn Johnson fight. Names include Jack Welch Sandy Griswold George Garton Wally Ed W. Smith Abe Pollack among others, with Johnson to select first second and third choices for quick substitutions.
A.W. Liastia of Spokane hunted for partner Dan Foley who vanished last Friday after a Milwaukee train stop in Butte. Foley, a sub contractor, had a new sub contract from the Truly brothers for Lewistown work and was last seen heading toward Lewistown with concerns of foul play. He is described as about 40, gray hair, wearing a gray suit, and carrying several items when he left Spokane en route to Lewistown.
A Seventh Commandment discourse at South Side Methodist Church led by Rev. Frank Hoplina argues marriage as God’s design for companionship. He cites scripture and moral philosophy, condemns adultery, and warns that sexual immorality destroys the home, society, and the soul, urging preservation of righteous family life.
A reflective lecture contemplates a fallen daughter linked to beauty and virtue, and condemns adultery’s ruin. It condemns the unnamed man who betrayed her, calls for accountability, and urges men to honor mothers sisters and wives as they would their own.
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