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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
7
Fragmented notes mention kin at pianos from Orton Bi Stein-Bloch clothes and various names such as Mist Blair, Seattle trip, Charles Dyer from Billings, and Anaconda. OCR junk renders unreadable lines and dates, leaving a scattered slice of local items without a clear event or unified story.
A Minnesota National Guardsman, 58, died after a prolonged illness at the Holt home. Coroner Lane investigated the case. He had lived in Butte and Maine residents were among his survivors.
Charles Lanitt of Silver How fell from a sump while reaching for paper in a hospital block. He was dragged under the car as it moved, but the tar was stopped on the top floor by an automatic device preventing further injury.
The issue promises reviews of Chicago conventions and national politics, adds a Conquest of America installment on foreign army risks, and features stories like Birsky and Zapp on the Kaiser’s wires, military cases, sports notes, fashion, theater, and social events with vivid weekly coverage.
The junior prom committee at Colinbin gardens tonight relies on cars jitneys and school vehicles due to streetcar strike. A car with 20 seats will ferry students from 8:48 PM with multiple trips from the gardens to the Digi school building and back, amid hopes the strike ends soon.
Fragmentary funeral notices list several families and streets. Names include Daniel Cunningham and Zarka, with services noted at RidlockTM and a cemetery, plus references to a 1864 date and addresses on Caledonia Street and East Gafens?thodes. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Hill City council approved two measures in a evening session. One ordinance requires residents or property holders in Walkerville to install sanitary garbage systems and empowers prosecutions with fines up to ten dollars. The second ordinance forces service corporations to secure a license before doing business, aligning telephone firms with electric light companies, which have long paid licenses. Both ordinances take effect at one o clock. Also noting a local Bible study class tonight at 8 o clock hosted by Mrs Stilwell at 927 South Arizona Street.
Graduation exercises at the Butte school honored eighteen pupils from the science and commercial courses with diplomas. Rev. P McCormick presented the diplomas as music and sketches by parochial school children filled the program, with graduates including Clarence Freudenstein, Mary Brett, Louis Boyer, Anna Callahan, and many others amid family and friends.
The Good Government Club holds a regular meeting this afternoon as part of preparations for the state gathering in Helena on June 12 and 13. Visitors will be welcomed and discussions focus on club matters and upcoming events.
The Fleet Presbyterian Sunday school hosts annual children’s day exercises on Monday June 11 at 8:00 pm. A program led by many children includes opening song recitations dialogues and performances by Elizabeth Jackson and others.
The South Side Methodist Church plans a Sunday evening hymn night. The pastor the Reverend F narrow will lead and present a short historical review, with favorites requested by members and visitors sung throughout the service.
A church program tomorrow evening will feature a duet by HH Warren and Mrs. Fisher along with a rendition by the talent present. The event promises unusual entertainment and centers on the inspiration behind the hymn.
De and Mrs A A Jessup cage are guests of Mrs Kerkle and Mrs P J Ross. Mrs A Sherrard of Sheridan Wyoming is the guest of her own HL Sherrard at his home 1810 Lowell Ave. Jack Dowling and William Rowe have gone to Merida for the snow. Mrs P J Boland of South Butte to Salt Lake and Nevada for three months. Mrs J H Afitehell, wife of Grace Methodist pastor, to Delaware for the summer and Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs A Gray enroute home from honeymoon to California to Helena. Realty notices list conveyances and additions with names Aegonen, Jones, Meld, McKinnon, Falton, Parrot Mining, Overmans, Supert Shining, and others.
Dennis Harrington a miner at the Wheadg mine was caught in a fall last night. He was rescued but died after being taken to Be Tunes.
Roy Clements, director at Universal Jokers, stages a famed blood and thunder melodrama The Fast Mail by Lincoln Carter. Joker Comedians led by Victor Patel and Eileen Sedgwick take serious roles, with Yona Landowska and The Exnic Shields specially cast.
In the District Court of Montana Benjamin Stalley petition for naturalization. A hearing is set for May 20 at 10 a.m. in Montana court room. Creditors and others may appear and object if any. Witness Hon. George Howrauin, judge. Clerk and seal: Geo. W. Sproule, Harry H. Walker.
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