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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
5
Sheriff Tim Driscoll was assaulted as a mob dynamited the union camp late Saturday night. He aided civilians, fired warning shots to deter a second attack, and was later supported by about 100 deputies sworn in as special officers. County officials granted him power to empanel deputies to restore order.
W J Ryan notes modern dances surpass old forms as the trend in West and future ballroom. He credits the Dast and a rising interest in high class movement, while warning that proper execution is essential for grace.
An advertisement promotes a double affair at the gardens teaching the new dances. Patrons may learn modern dances and then join 18 numbered dances after classes held Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The first class is Wednesday at 8:32 to 2:30 o'clock with admission set at £4.
Velvet Top Cream company at 417 South Idaho Butte invites orders by telephone 1316 or 04. The note references Velvet milk and creapt and mentions a wagon calling upon customers. Additional lines mention Tangent and a Broung when put on Msplay, but the legible details focus on the Cream products and a local contact.
The feast of Corpus Christi was solemnized with high mass across the Catholic churches yesterday morning. Priests from St Patrick’s, Sacred Heart, and St Mary’s led ceremonies with special altars and a former rector’s nephew assisting. The gathering included members of local church groups planning summer activities and a dance fund-raiser at Mibernia hall.
Sunday show at Ansonia features Thad and Billy Quirk, with Miss Amaber Bercher and many vaudeville acts. The crowd responds warmly to the novelty and singing acts, while a special matinee for the Indies highlights the afternoon lineup.
Bodich a 33 year old miner at the Colorado suffered a fracture above the knee a shoulder collarbone injuries and bruises after his motorcycle collided with a southbound street car on Mercury Street near South Matt Street. He was removed to the emergency hospital by Dr Foret.
Crowds surged through Battie streets as a fire truck led dispersal near city hall. An apparent leader urged riders to take the machine, shouting We want Sanger, while police restored order and crews battled a small blaze without protest.
A bright breezy Empress program features French beauty La Joile Deodina in animated scenes and impressive electrical effects. Toni Waters offers piano pieces and a palm routine. "One Fight Up" by William Lampe anchors a vivid sketch with capable players. Pearl and Trene Sands charm with strong vocals while Moylvern comiques provide old fashioned laughter. The program closes with The Empress act and pictures of recent competition winners.
The cooking school will auction all cakes entered in a contest with receipts benefiting local charities. Demonstrations begin this afternoon at 2 24 and again tonight at 8. A vacant Montana and Park store room hosts classes for hundreds of women, with appliances and a Saltwater heater shown.
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