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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
Deer Lodge County Fair association holder meeting set for Montana Hotel Aneranda Ment on June 25 1918 at 8 oclock evening. Election of directors for the coming year and other business to be transacted. secretary W B Colema notes June 15 1913.
Readers explore a lively travel festival at the Standard theater, featuring film reels on Alpine scenery, daring hydroplane footage, and early aviation curiosities. A mix of scenic shots and thrilling demonstrations promises a vivid night of cinematic travel wonders for locals and visitors alike.
Tom Sullivan underwent amputation of both legs at Ste Auh's Nospitil after years of progressive disability. He was a well known undertaker with a long local presence and had been in the business for about 12 years.
The new Heel Last MeL at WSU Ghd Wes opened with a family act by the Montgomerys featuring their Maying on the dip musical instruments. The standout was the large instrumental piece for the chime bet, and the two performers delivered solid singing. The Returns of 1S offered a moving tale of a young man and his mother and sister, with a strong finish. The Animated Weelsty Mery Di estlig appears tonight with a showy, important act and strongWill demands tonight.
Farmers across the valley praise a rare June rain that steadies the crop prospects. Alfalfa heads, potatoes, and other staples show signs of vigorous growth as optimistic comments from local growers reflect improved soil moisture and anticipated yields.
The city page reports numerous visits and social notes. Travelers include Mrs la Cinose, Mark Wing, and Miss Melena Mrogenttschor visiting various towns. A birth, summer travel plans, and medical operations are noted along with business visitors, renters, and local residents in Butte and nearby areas.
Fragmentary OCR text references Knights of a society, a convention, Andrew McMillin, Clayton moving to Batty, Go electridetion, a benefit in Washoe, a sale at Urlehide store, and local disorder with Anaconda people. No coherent single event or outcome emerges. details are fragmented and unclear.
The X of C. Minstrels stage a second and final performance featuring a long cast list of performers and support acts. The lively program includes song and dance numbers, with several named individuals such as Jack Hallenan Joe Saville and Gerald Shaughnese among the performers, and a closing routine celebrating peace and harmony.
A local event titled Southern Cross Picnic is postponed due to unspecified reasons. Authorities urge attendees to note the new date and venue details will be announced shortly.
Miss Ey Johnsen became bride of Lorenzo Janohson at the bride’s home in Montana. Pastor Tikson pronounced them husband and wife as Agnes Hendrickson and Wall Johnson attended. In attendance were relatives, a piano solo, and a reception with roses and white flowers. The couple plans a three to four week honeymoon. The bride is the daughter of Peter and Funk Johnson, longtime pioneers. The groom is a ranching community figure celebrated for his service and standing.
P Norbeck formerly of Spokane was convicted of misappropriating funds at Wallace National Bank and received a five year term at McNeil's Island. He faced additional counts for false entries in the bank’s ledgers. The sentence follows his local prominence and later troubles linked to Watkuwe.
Heavy rain and wet grounds halted three scheduled games yesterday between the Cowfriends and the Copper City Commercials. Play likely resumes Sunday with Goodfriend facing MaccRaes, while the postponed contests will be slotted later in the season.
About 200000 Laut eBkS were brought from the torge s own syaioning grounds to the Washoe perk hatchery yesterday. The influx plus the Wednesday total raises the cota number to 8000000. The plant capacity near the park is about 10000000. Superintendent J Mentos is currently on the spawning grounds at Georgetown.
Mrs. Foley a well known Butte figure for 15 years testifies to Plant Juice’s benefits. She notes relief from stomach trouble and nervousness after using the tonic and urges friends to try it, claiming it clears poisons, steadies nerves, aids digestion, and brings restful sleep. The product is sold by Smith’s Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
Swamp-loot, advertised as a universal remedy, claims quick effects for many ailments including kidney and bladder trouble. The ad notes it is a herbal compound with wide distribution in sizes 50c and $1, promising reliable results and mail samples from Alsen Dr. Wilmer & Co.
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