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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
10
George Busch a longtime Butte street railway conductor says Plant Juice eased his stomach catarrh and general spring malaise after one bottle. He praises the remedy, urges others to try it at Smiths Drug Store with a money back guarantee if it fails.
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a superior remedy for kidneys liver and bladder. It claims a sworn certificate of purity with every bottle and notes availability at all drug stores in bottles of various sizes.
In a morning talk at the First Methodist Episcopal church the Rev. Mr. Tait led a young audience through the flag’s history and symbolism. He traced Flag Day origins, from June 14 resolutions to the nation’s 13 stripes and stars, and highlighted virtues associated with the flag.
The passage extols the flag as a symbol of light, righteousness, and truth. It asserts heaven’s watchful eye during the nation’s peril and urges daily readings from the flag to forge a patriotism worthy of Old Glory. It lauds the banner and invokes divine protection for the brave and the free.
Aviator Te Maroney, known as the Montana Wildman, soared to 8700 feet above Gregson Springs after a rain perfecting conditions. He took off before 7 pm in a spiraling ascent, then landed on plowed ground, damaging a front wheel but reporting no neck injuries. He plans higher flights.
Yesterday afternoon the Tan a hotel parlors hosted the wedding of Miss Stella Copinus of Anaconda to David Pier of Helena with Rabbi Wittenberg officiating. A dinner followed, the Hotel Montana staff providing a fine layout. Out of town guests included B Piger of Helena, J Hirschfield and son of Butte, C Cohan and D Cohan households from Helena and Butte, with the couple planning to reside in Helena.
The Indian's Secret was the feature last night a strong drama different from the usual. The Unknown followed as a good drama. Leo Makes provided a comedy keeping audiences in uproar from start to finish. Ben Clark impressed as a ventriloquist with several encores. The Sunday night orchestra was praised. It is announced a show tonight if the weather holds. The program was excellent and not to be missed. The funeral in Roberts was held yesterday at Lawler and Climer chapel with Rev H F Rite and the World Woods choir assisting. Interment was in Hill Cemetery. Names: Schwartz Welch, Nick Sestrick.
A Moose International convention in Cincinnati draws talk of President Wilson or a cabinet member attending the July gathering. New Jersey official Donges expects the president to attend Mooseheart dedication and the Moose convention opening, with cabinet representation possible if duties prevent personal presence. Massive hotel demand looms as lodges nationwide prepare for about 4,000 visitors, while marching clubs and parade contestants vie for prizes.
The Commercial league plans a season start with Goodfriend versus MacRae as the opener. Earlier, all three first-week games were postponed due to bad weather, with the initial game rescheduled after ground delays. Eligible players listed include Goodfriend’s Nelson and Lucas and MacRae’s Domitrovich and Prince among others, with captains named for each club.
The Copper City announces an annual sale of summer silks starting at 8 this morning in Anaconda. Women are urged to attend for unusually low prices on nearly every silk item in the calendar, with wide selections and value offers.
Sealed bids for the construction of the Elks building were to be received until noon July 5, 1913, at the office of the Electric Light and Railway Company located at 101 Main Street, Anaconda Montana. Plans and specifications could be viewed at the same address. WE Coleman was secretary.
List of uncalled life letters for the week ending June 14, 1913 includes men Thad Hazelhurst Jondron Kinney W W Kelly and Morris Anderson plus women Margerite Petrum and A Sorensen and foreign correspondents John Clanay Andrew Waagen. Adv remarks start the week with a note from Thueson.
Rebekahs meet tonight K of P meets tonite big park dance Tuesday Adv Verberckmoes optometrist Adv Family liquors at the Mint Adv L A A 0 H meets tonight Adv national union meets tonight Adv For planes tank with Soniapy Adv Pythian Sisters meet totusht Adv Je Arange 405 W 4th Adv Central labor council meets tonight Adv Two big acts at the Reel tonight Adv Mrs Emma Pfister left yesterday Seattle for Ed Hauser returned on the night
Investment flyer urges buying Georgetown Gold Mining Co stock at ten cents a share. It claims strong camp interest in Georgetown between Southern Crowe and other mines, noting visiting stockholders and miners buying in. Mentions commissions, a working fund, pending patents, and monthly payments through secretary in Anaconda.
Anaconda's daily scene teems with visitors and locals from Butte Lewistown and Spokane. Notables include T G Leahy and J D Long business travellers, Joseph Keppler en route to Spokane, and Emerson Brillhart with George Jensen among weekend guests. Public notices advertise a summer silk sale and assorted classifieds report rentals and a new birth.
In Anaconda Montana a public auction will occur under a Montana court order to sell real property including described tracts in Deer Lodge County with all appurtenances. Separately a second cash bid sale covers described parcels in Deer Lodge County. Also notice of Deer Lodge County Fair association annual meeting at Montana hotel Anaconda on June 6 1912 for director elections and business.
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