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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
7
A brief health note explains middle age changes in near vision. The inner eye line loses elasticity, making close objects appear harder to see. A properly fitted glasses pair is needed, and individuals should not self-select eyewear. Leg fitting advice is cautioned.
Local notes list visitors and residents in Butte and nearby towns. Names include Robert Bergman, William Murphy, Duncan, J P Mardy, Mrs A B Ds, Mrs I L Nelson, W W Spain, Echilling No 9 store, Mrs W H Stewart, Robert Berry, Wolverton, Fred A Thisted, Fred A Strub, Mrs F M Schooler, L A Duelling, T F Winburn, D F P Clancy, Judge Lamb and Pastor J T Jacobs. Mentions of travel to Missoula, Helena, Divide, Virginia City, Great Falls, Billings, and an Adventist conference efforts in Butte.
Witnesses told police that Yaich drew a gun during a saloon argument on Anaconda Road yesterday evening. Yaich was arrested by Officer Thu nd and jailed for possible gun possession. The incident reportedly led to charges pending against him as an alien. Also noted is a boxing weigh-in event featuring Benny Leon Weight champion and Jack Tinie for a welterweight title, six rounds, set for June.
Washington reports indicate the U S Supreme Court denied the writ of certiorari in the Bourquin matter. The dispute centers on mineral rights and precedence of claims at Him Orly ground and Black Rock, with Judge Bourquin's rulings upheld pending the circuit court record.
Last night in St Patrick’s school hall an elaborate ceremony dedicated a 20 star service flag representing Central High alumni serving in the national army. The program featured alumni members, Rev M J Leonard, and B ett, reflecting on wartime duty and youth response to the colors. Immaculate Conception pupils and eighth graders plan a return to school activities and a parade with automobile transport scheduled for the week ahead.
Helena June 10 Funeral Directors will hold a six day meet in the state fair. The association of Montana has been informed.
The Paulist choir plans a program of old-time melodies including a Palestrina hymn. The group, directed by Finn, returns from triumph in Richmond Va. The critic praises the conductor and says the old music appeals when sung properly.
A garbled report describes a planned campaign prompted by health officials in the United States. It notes an official moving picture showing at the American theater and mentions Gay Dee Matthews and efforts to screen it nationwide.
Members of the Butte Ministerial association and their wives and friends enjoyed an outing at Columbia Gardens yesterday afternoon. The entertainment committee led by Rev. George W. Thomas arranged a lively program. Athletic events included races and shooting contests with a light, humorous touch and a social atmosphere described in local terms.
Couer d Alene Idaho June 1 Worce mult brought by han millionaire owner of Wallace Idaho was commenced in the district court here today behind closed doors The suit was brought here on a of ie called by both si de.
Boxeman June 10 The body of George Sullivan of Butte lies at the Harland undertaking parlors awaiting word from relatives Sullivan was five miles aft of Hel on the Pacific extension track after a supper he swam in a six foot pool unter water only a few seconds rescuers failed to revive him A physician was summoned but he was dead before arrival Efforts to locate two sisters who may live in Butter are noted ACCRUED PROFITS Helena June 10 The state supreme court holds an administrator cannot be held for profit securing estate funds unless he unlawfully invested them $100 Reward will be paid to any one proving we do not put In the best mainsprings made for $1 Guaranteed one year Jewelry made and repaired Moved to and how located at 37 North Main Mayer
Food Administrator Alfred Atkinson warned manufacturers about licensing for sugar usage after state meeting. He ordered applicants to Roseville for permits, with June 1 as the deadline for first and second period filings. Officials stressed obedience to the permit system and discussed price relief measures amid distribution concerns.
In Great Falls on June 10 a public land drawing began with about a thousand names submitted. Officials said the drawing would be completed tomorrow, with Hawin Mathieson of Carter drawing the first number for the southwest quarter of section 35, township 24, giving him sole claim. Names ranged from Los Angeles to Chicago and Kansas City, but some lines suggest further details remain unclear.
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