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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
9
Advertises Dr Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla claiming blood purification and cure of surface eruptions. Promises strength energy and vitality for the season. Money back if not satisfactory. One large bottle priced at 1 dollar or six for 3 dollars, sold by Newbro Drug Company, Butte, or mailed on receipt of order.
Beginning Sunday afternoon St Johns Episcopal church introduces cathedral vespers with a full evensong program and hour long ritual. R Vincent Johnston to direct the choir with Alphonse Shaplius and Angelo Rovero as instrumentalists. Hazel Yarnow will sing From Thy Love as a Father with Mrs Calloway and Mrs Jones adding soprano solos.
The Standard reports final two days to purchase flags at cost before Saturday close. Cotton flags with poles and holders priced 63 75 and 5 cents by size, plus a wool hunting flag combo at 128 dollars. Mail charges extra. Morley and Thomas Co advertises insurance rates and contact details at 46 Broadway with phone 2124.
In Butte police court, August Schwinit and John Murphy faced charges of vagrancy amid ongoing efforts to curb street begging. Schwinit and Murphy both received suspended sentences conditioned on leaving town. Murphy threatened to relocate, while Schwinit promised to depart if given a chance. Henry Matt was jailed 30 days after being found selling dabbite near the railroad, with a dubious story. Mary Meyers pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace but claimed neighbors provoked her. judge urged peaceful conduct and alcohol avoidance. James Burke, accused by Clarence Frederick of a violent incident, was convicted and sentenced to 69 days. John Callahan, selling liquor without a license, faced unclear conviction due to insufficient evidence.
A report notes the building on Granite street front will include three storerooms and the Alabama street side will feature three bays. The structure is to be ready for use upon completion.
The Shortridge Memorial Christian church hosts formation of the New Christian Endeavor Association. Mrs Lari mer and Misa Ethel Treach lead the effort to unite younger members and plan Sunday school activities. Charter members include Roach vice president and Byram secretary treasurer Ack. Meetings set for Friday afternoons at member residences.
Butte county commissioners ended a three year contract with the Silver Bow County Roads association by a two to one vote. Commissioner McGrade opposed the move, while Stromme and Simonson supported revoking the system and pursuing county owned machinery and staffing for road work.
Coroner Lane orders a jury inquest into the death of four year old Dominick Riko after he disappeared into Bell Creek near Harrison Avenue Meaderville. The funeral will be held Saturday at 90 Pine Street with services at Sacred Heart Church and interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Louis Burklund the young man who on June 1 robbed the Citizens' Savings and Loan society office at gunpoint and escaped with 500 dollars once lived in Butte. Spokane police notified Butte and sought information on his local record as Chief Welr of Spokane communicated with Chief Murphy. An accomplice named Madeline Errington, also said to have lived in Butte, aided in the holdup. Burkland was identified by photographs from Spokane.
Mercury and Saturn influence suggests a mild favorable period for advertising publishing and editing with periodicals gaining ground though some financial difficulties will trim numbers before autumn. Predictions include warnings of epidemics famine dangers and extraordinary public service with scientific pursuits promising for graduates and birth date individuals. Henry Hupert begins brick building at Alabama and Granite corner with 49 by 100 feet frontage.
Lester King a young man was arrested by Detective Frank Mitchell after being found disposing of a cornet under suspicious circumstances on a Wednesday night He was turned over to the county attorney and charged with larceny by Deputy Attorney Maloy Aleda The witness George Buck reported a cornet stolen from his room and identified the instrument in Kings possession
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted Southern railway permission to continue operating its steamship service on the Sacramento river between Sacramento and San Francisco. The ruling allows ongoing river steamship operations under the existing line.
Detective De Fiori escorted Frank Buzamoto to Wisconsin to face murder charges. Buzamoto confessed to extradition and claimed the killing was justifiable. An Oregon boat prevented a prison escape while Italian society the Jack Hand allegedly vows vengeance on witnesses.
London June 10 report says members with John Iding met to discuss Ireland. The Press Association notes O Brien may stay as Lord Chancellor for Ireland. If true James Campbell could be eliminated from consideration for the post amid agitation around him.
London reports an old woman found a body off the Irish coast thought to be Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt who perished with the Lusitania. Later Queenstown confirmed the body is not Vanderbilt. Also notice that stores will open Monday June 14 per Silver Bow Employers' Association secretary C. C. Willis.
A jumble of short items covers wrestling titles and champions, travel health notes, and a wedding. Hackenschmidt is mentioned in a catch can context. Evans, a commission man from Butte, returns from vacation with a bride, Della Boohr of Clarkston, Wash. Richard Manger reports fine Meagher county conditions. Diplomatic corps visits and Lansing at the state department are noted, plus a death of ex congressman Harvey Ferguson of New Mexico and Governor Stanton’s commutation hearings for Leo Frank scheduled for June.
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