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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a plan for horsekeeping and essential items. The passage hints at gifts and a clock amid careful preparation, implying a need for one missing yet crucial component to complete the setup. The tone mirrors a period newspaper brief.
Butte residents and visitors are noted in casual social items. Names include Walker’s, Gunderson, Connelly of Billings, Morse from Dillon, Moore from Hamilton, and Pregton from Boulder. People travel to Salt Lake, Portland, Berkeley, Plymouth, and New York. couples marry or honeymoon pages. local businesses like Leggat Xegen Banks and J. Co Smith & Bros Typewriter listed.
City council met briefly as Alderman Cur ran presided. The meeting featured committee reports, ordinances, and budget items including a proposed auto sprinkler project costing 4100 dollars and ground purchase for Gold street. Finance and bonds were approved. semi annual bond interest of 8000 dollars authorized.
District court heard pleas of guilty on robbery charges with Dan Malloy advising. John Harrington and Indigo Donlan represented the defendants. One defendant, Barrington, admitted robbing Tom Doyle's saloon on North Main Street and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Another defendant, a colored man, participated in the robbery of an owner and a colored club. counsel Fred Irily announced a move for a new trial in Judge Denlan's court yesterday.
Steve Kinney Wal Hurké and Ine Burke pleaded not guilty to second degree assault before Justice Shea yesterday. Bonds set at 100 dollars each. Dan AteBride filed the charges claiming attack in the People’s Saloon Tuesday morning. John D. Nelson found not guilty of disturbing the peace by Justice Shra’s court yesterday.
A three round bout between Tray Brown and Cinck Staples headlined the Entrée Nous smoker in the Napton block rooms last evening. Members and many invited guests attended a very enjoyable program with nearly everyone present.
Court cases reveal Mina Maatz, 28, in Seattle linked to a two year scam by butte ringsters who lured victims with a fake horse race scheme. Maatz paid 720 to win one third of 120000, claims of losses and wired descriptions of suspects were sent to Seattle. The tale involves W J Miller and Dr Li Maxwell, a cipher code, and a planned trip to Germany with a supposed race payoff collapsing after a misrepresented outcome.
Dillon and Moha pass medical exams by the state boxing commission after two prior checkups. Both middleweights receive the OK for Saturday night action. Moha lauds past wins over Dillon and forecasts a strong, mistake-free performance, aiming to end the feud with a decisive victory.
Presquut Neale Creda No 237 traveling from Tayre to Jutte ran hours late and did not reach Butte until near 1 a m due to a derailed freight near Gerber twelve miles north of Great yesterday. Two cars were involved but no injuries were reported.
Albert Sutherland Dean a well known Polson rancher died at a social hospital after two months of treatment for brain affection. He was 44 and had lived in Montara for about 14 years. He leaves a widow. Body taken to Walsh's undertaking parlors.
At Murray hospital Inster King a Silver Bow Medical Association meeting explored tuberculosis treatment including salmonan and bone forms. Papers were read by several members as the discussion focused on vaccine approaches and patient care. Also a local ad notes Namah’s offers in men’s suits and furnishings at Henno say’s.
Dentist Dr. J J Davis of the Qwsley block is arrested on a bench warrant charging manslaughter in the death of Alma Hodge, 9, of 108 Williams Street Walkerville. Witnesses include Dr. Campbell and Dr. Wm Campbell with testimony on an overdose of cocaine solution used as a local anaesthetic. Bonds posted by Frank Boudler and Dr. GW Norcross, with coroner’s inquest cited.
Butte's women club held a informal meeting yesterday afternoon to note no action until fall. Mrs. G. B. Frish, the new president, discussed clubhouse improvements and other matters of interest but no decisions were made. Refreshments followed.
Wilhelm Ziegler sues Frank Amann for 100 on a promissory note. Daniel R. Keary sues H Patterson Clarion W Francis and Theodore Nelson, Madison Commissioners, with Walter Payne as counsel, over a death from a fire destroying four hogs. seeking 400. Rev C A Renxroad, pastor, confined at Murray Hospital with nervous trouble. his son being treated for blood poisoning.
Tonight at the Broadway theater a tango contest promises a record house with amateur and professional divisions. Notables include Br. HyRy and Marty Gray leading professionals, Miss Katherine Edson as partner, and a special Olson-led orchestra. An admission fee of 25 cents funds prizes and expenses, with an exhibition by Edson and Gray using phonograph music to close the program.
Teegulatawiecribera of the Standard buys a cotton flag six feet by six with pole rope and holder at ji cents. Flags priced for customers, out-of-town subscribers at the same rate. A bathhouse opens offering electric drying room warm air shampoos for mange fleas perfumes lotions and anti septic shearing.
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