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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
6
Montana aviator T Maroney helps welcome Miners Union members and families to Gregson Springs for a day of public admission with free grounds. Dusty will lead three big dances as part of the celebration at Montana's ideal health and pleasure resort amid blooming grass and wild powers.
A local court scene celebrates a large graduating class with diplomas conferred by a magistrate. Several graduates receive suspensions or fines for disturbances. others face vagrancy charges and payments to the class treasury. The event ties to community figures and a festive, if rowdy, verdict moment.
The few canoes, including an Old Town prize model, arrived yesterday for the Luna Lake event. A second prize will be awarded to the best canoe record and a single towboat will again be used in the single rowing contest. Entrants should complete entries for the season start on June 14 at Line Park, with events today including a dance session in the evening.
A letter describes Butte and its surroundings with a vivid picture of a reservoir feeding a city, a hillmass rich in past debris wealth and future riches, and the Ragby range nearby. The author sketches a mountain landscape with water supply, residences, and modern city features amid natural scenery and distant ranges on the North American coast.
A letter from Wilt praises Montana as a paradise for the Northwest children, describing snowy peaks, snowfields, rivers, waterfalls, pine forests, and lakes. The writer extols Yellowstone and nearby regions, noting abundant wildlife, mining prospects, and vast landscapes from the Rockies to the Canadian border, ending with well wishes to readers.
An Ogden resident named Murray suffered an ear injury during a practice session at the Visitors' Center as he faced opponents. Officials report the incident occurred during early rounds of a scheduled event and prompted cautious action.
Fire broke out in the basement of a Springfield department store and spread, destroying fifteen buildings and all contents. Low water pressure hampered efforts. estimated damage reached thousands of dollars. The blaze displaced shops including Saln Springs watch repairs and others, with limited details on casualties.
A court hearing in Spokane recounts a troubled marriage between Maud and her husband. The record details accusations of desertion, demands for financial support, and disputes over child custody and residency. The judge weighs alimony and ongoing payments while noting the wife’s efforts to become independent and support herself.
The Butte Welsh Choral Society holds a concert at the Welat church next Thursday at 7 sharp. A varied program includes Mrs Rowlands and Miss Pearl Witte as soloists with the Heavenly Choir, and Jenn Rowlands conducts the choir in Mountain Chimes.
Building permits reported for W. Jl Feammand with frame hover in Mingflower addition and for Henry Jewell remodeling pro buildings in Sardinia etrent. Costs noted around $500 for several projects including those at Pexae and George street, with other names like Charley Sehimlat Brisel and John Ennie appearing in receipts.
The Thomas case unfolds with witnesses detailing a murder by blood poisoning and alleged instruments used in a grim act. Key testimony cites Mrs Thomas and Miss Kangas and focuses on the accused Davie and related accomplices as the trial proceeds with multiple hearsay objections and procedural notes.
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A sensational novelty act features goats playing characters in a cabaret evening. The performance includes Uncle Ton, a Kid, and Little Eva with a billed "A Dangerous Favor." The show promises an entertaining picture reel and closes tonight.
The district clerk recorded several marriage licenses yesterday. Thomas Le Rodgers and Rose M. Woster of Butte, Minhtel P. Alahoney and Anna OLeary of Anaconda, Pat BR Cox and Mery B. White of Butte, Culla Wy MacDeugal and Katherine Hinretly of Missoula.
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