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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1911
Page
2
A prominent Texas teacher reports relief from nervousness and bronchial cough after using Peruna. Mrs M P Curr of Pedrobarg describes long internal troubles with chest pain swelling and fatigue improving markedly after five months of Peruna, noting her cure surprised friends.
A historic ad promotes ORRINE as a cure for alcohol habit. It claims two forms No 1 a secret powder and No 2 a pill form, with guaranteed money back after a trial. The product is advertised through firms including Emith Drug Co Park avenue and Main Street Anaconda Mont Newbro Drug Co Butte Mont and Sitch Drug Co and Newbro Drug Co.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a historical local notice mentioning Mantua, West Center, and various individuals with unclear roles. The readable fragments reference a tavern, civic identifiers, and a sanitary instruction amid weather clues suggesting rain. Names and specifics remain speculative due to garbled text.
Miss Hazel Maton and Miss Beatrice Gregory host a miscellaneous concert at the Imperial theater tomorrow night. The program features duets, solos, comedy, violin, and piano selections by local artists, with Gregory and Eaton among the performers and a variety of musical numbers and sketches planned.
William D. Haywood the noted labor orator will address Anaconda citizens on world labor conditions at the Margaret theater near Wednesday evening. The event is under the Anaconda Mill and Smelter Arena union and there is no admission. Haywood recently returned from a favorable European tour after a high profile labor campaign.
A fragmented plea lists algebra geometry chemistry and physics for prep students at Collier Private School. The text includes a horse prayer asking for gentleness and care, mentions Deer Lodge events with a $1.60 fare, and references a parade of names and an unusual cast of characters in a dated community notice.
A fragmented advertisement list shows names such as Anneondi and Edwards with other individuals like Gates Himey George Kennedy and Tina Anderson. It mentions a death dipite and duties, a postmanter, and a public sale prospect. The readable fragment notes a family notice and an address at UG East Third Street.
A description of a church service officiated by Nev Mather Coomann with vedientiled mass. A Coral slona contingent and a delegation from the Coral Clerks' Union attended behind the hearse. Procession included John Lavis George Warnett Dye Haddick Charles Goose Jake Rennie and Jon Labissioniere.
Anaconda city leaders including Mayor Conyne and other prominent residents called a public meeting for Monday at 8 o clock to organize a Fourth of July celebration. The mayor urged broad attendance and said ample time would be given for arrangements and that the event should be entertaining.
Judge George B. Winston presided in a busy district court session. Emil Isakson, born in Sweden, received citizenship papers. May Bryant was granted a decree of divorce from H. G. Bryant. Divorces of Yea Clary and Hannah Wright were continued to June 17. Morse v. Conrad plaintiff to file amended complaint by June 16. Margaret Marge was awarded 3,000 damages from Eugene Conrad for injuries from an iron beam. defendant granted a new trial.
Mayor Conyne announced his resignation from the McCallum & Cloutier company next Saturday night after more than 16 years in the mercantile firm. Since 1896 he has run the grocery department for a decade and will devote time to directing city affairs, mining interests, and his automobile business with G I White on Main Street. He also serves as president of the George Hill Mining Co developing Roundup mine and holds interests in Georgetown properties.
The St Paul Attar Boys defeated C C O 11 to an unknown score. Batteries Steefe Connelly for the winners and Hedge Daly Poindexter for the losers. Sted Stara beat Gnose 9 to 3 with Frankoulah Baudetta and Collins Taylor as batteries. MacRas edged Silver Bow 4 2 at Washoe Park with Early McGrath stars and Teylin Anderson as visitors batterys. Nagle umpired.
The Anaconda area shop offered broad discounts across suits and men’s wear during the fourth day of a cut price sale. Heavy discounts included summer suits from $30 to $85 down to $24 and other items such as $8 to $12 prices on various fabrics and $1 golf shirts and $1.69 Cluett shirts. Shoes and boys’ suits also heavily discounted. store expected busy weekend.
A garbled column records rental offerings and moves, theater program notes, sales ads, and travel departures. It mentions Mrs. Masovich on Elm Street, J Aemess leaving for Salt Lake, Thomas Mulholland in Anaconda, Mrs. Shore moving to Great Falls, and multiple people traveling or visiting towns like Bozeman Helena and Denver. The Rainbows loss to the Turtles 10 to 6 is noted, plus an Estey piano sale for $450. Several events at Imperial Theatre and a lecture by Vian Hayward are listed along with various local transfers and social visits.
A student from the Pocatella Meh Rohool, Mim Clara dwing, left school a week ago and soon after became the witch of Mr Weaver, an employee at the Oregon Short Line railway in Pocatella, according to local reports.
Local churches list morning and evening services across denominations. Prospectors include Morning sermons at 11 o clock and 12k p.m., children’s day observances, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special programs. The notices invite all visitors, including strangers, to join the events and enjoy the services.
Members of electrical workers union No. 200 are summoned to their hall this afternoon at 1:80 to attend the funeral of their Isto brother Cherles Johnsen. The notice requests all members to attend promptly.
San Francisco again has two chiefs of police with John W. Seymour and D. A. Willie named after Superior Judge Seawell modified the injunction that barred White from the chief's office and enjoining police commissioners from recognizing him. The ruling directs that all parts of the former order restraining White from claiming the office be stricken out. The use of force in enforcing White's claim is referenced.
Chint Saymour refuses to recognize White and proceeds to act under police department guidance. The dispute centers on official acknowledgment and authority, with police oversight maintaining order as actions proceed despite the impasse.
Great Falls June 10 The Montana state court of Catholic Order of Foresters will hold its biennial convention starting Tuesday presided by State Chief Ranger James Murphy of Butte and State Spiritual Director Father Peter G Biere. A solemn mass and a banquet are planned. Officers will be elected and delegates chosen for the international convention in Cleveland on Aug 1. Large attendance expected from across the state.
Police report two men arrested in connection with a Commercial Bank of Tooele robbery. About $9,900 was taken. Suspects, identified as Castle and John Vint, were found with stolen clothing, bank papers, and a forged check. Both held in county jail awaiting identification and further legal action.
A bank in Salmon Timho area named MADLMON WANK Gh Washington, Juno W-Thorut, No- Unal, has been closed by television directors. The institution reportedly faced a capital shortfall with an alleged 326,000 balance.
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