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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
5
The article recounts Dr. Groeneveld's four day ocean voyage and travels from Athlanta to Boston, New York, Princeton, and Atlanta. It notes his return to Harvard, his children’s plans, and his positive health, with remarks on Atlanta’s hospitality and comments on Sherman and Johnston. Dr Groeneveld plans to preach May 13, claiming to be well.
Mrs Southern, former vocalist now manager of the Rosie Woolfolk Tabloid Art Comedy company in Chicago, reflects on chorus selection for The Sunny Side of Broadway at the Empire theater. She recalls recruiting 15 or fewer chorus girls for a troupe, notes beauty standards have shifted, and cites dress and hair styling as factors changing the pool of potential performers. The Empire production with matinee showings continues at the usual schedule.
George Wolindlin fintekeeper at the Tigh Grenin Mt North Main treat wise lles automaebite pate ures Wield. Yesterday aun Yhe diehiue mel the werse for the Joy ide wits brug lit ty the Mantis autonome gacuge fy three yout who are culd te ve prominent f ily Ponte . They were recognized by a andl. Mr Udandlin will not prostrite. Ag Ne stepped on the street car 4 out Park and Main streets ves y afternoon Grorge Newhouse a employs ose struck by a motor driven by William Attfield of the Gareol grocery store. Artfield was arrested and relea sed on bonds. He said the jimeschine was going slowly and that the when owas goldable Newhouge was bruised about the lead. Motor Peticenau Gilbert thought he saw exressive speed used by John Paulin win w driving his automobile on Truk avenue. When he went to arrest Vani in the latter re gislar Ta wag are rested on a warrant and was required to post a $20 bond Gilbert said Palin was all in exces of 3 miles an hour. Winnipeg Junr 12 Owing if re United delight bush fires are doing considerable damage along the north shore of Lake Superior and thursday afternoon one of those east of Chap kai on the rain line of the Canadian Pacifc railway enveloped and destroyed the hamlet of Bisca burning down the railway stadion Roman Callis atic church a store and few small houses aphich imprise that settle Tment during even 36 000 miles of un preyed mass were constricted in this panics which is more than et the roads of Frances
The Woodcraft Women meet in Butte for a two day convention of district No. 1. Mrs Sophie Cults is chairman and Mex May M Thomason is secretary of the entertainment committee. Delegates from local lodges join in welcoming visiting members and electing officers for the next year. Various committees and receptions are listed with many local names.
A special Saturday night event at Columbia Gardens promises a large turnout as the gardens host a dance. Special car service will transport revelers to the garden spot of street and the handsome pavilion amid festive weather and a week’s bustling city pace.
In Vancouver a plan proposes converting Heht campanits bay into an electric grid. The project would transfer the Tauren to the Sawniits and Uber communities to supply power and enable sales to the Sawnnitls.
The article chronicles Moore as a store winner in a contested scene involving rabbits and beehives. A mix of local personalities and event details fades into a chaotic narrative, with references to the executive committee and a public meeting.
A fragmentary reminiscence outlines Butte in a thriving daily scene with tradesmen, parade watchers, and aging residents. It likens town rituals to a large, evolving social panorama and hints at a forthcoming communal celebration tied to local work rhythms and long-held customs.
The readable text sketches trips to Anaconda, Dillon, and Butte for celebrations, with mentions of springs and water activities. It references individual plans and a chaotic, garbled narrative about Lipn Jouve Ib and Ai POMENA, suggesting a crowded scene and uncertain events.
The Elks of Butte plan flag day observances tonight with religious and patriotic services. Principal address by J. Frunce Kremer will be nonpartisan, followed by remarks from Attorney Reve Poore. Grand Army and all veteran groups invited. program includes choir and patriotic songs by Miley, Pabyird, and F. O'Flynn. play day committee members listed.
A long list of real estate transfers records various individuals and couples buying or transferring parcels in multiple additions and blocks. Names include Jon Connell, Ty Nelson, Jesus Inose, Margaret R. Kratage, Anavennda Copper Mintag, Buster Monier Kirsh, I. Woods, and many others. Transfers reference specific blocks, lots, additions, ranges, and payments of $1 or other sums, plus a few larger sums like $10 or $19. Also noted are a few public notices and a miscellaneous question about postage stamps and a remark on bicycle artistry on a special delivery stamp.
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