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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
7
Rents pianos from Orten Bros Stein-Bloch clothes. Many residents and visitors from Dillon Great Falls Helena and Billings are noted in the Butte current notes. Births marriages and travels described, with businesses and local notices including deliveries and theater rehearsals.
Miss Pearl Job, newly returned from Europe, headlined a Broadway theater recital aided by local talent. The Butte event showcased a lineup including Verdi arias, a Tara from Trovatore, and a violin piece, with the Stevens glee club and readings by Miss Helen Tate drawing strong audience response.
At 6 30 o clock the temperature is Ti degrees according to the weather forecaster. The Same brand weather predictions continue with more updates forthcoming from the forecast service.
A Hazelbaker of Dillon turned from the republican wa zi convention and was here yesterday. Dan Brooks of 1502 Warren avenue returned from a ranch in M jow gulch after two weeks away. Mrs. 3 to her home in Caldwell Idaho visiting in Witte at the home of Mrs Wells and her daughter Virginia have gone to Gooding Idaho to visit Mrs Wells' parents Reynolds chrele No 14 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meet this evening at the County Courthouse headquarters. After business session refreshments will be served and a social time enjoyed by all.
The Russian Austro German front shows no clear breakthrough for either side with reports of thousands captured and numerous weapons claimed by Russia. Austrian forces retreating from Czernowitz sparking conflicting accounts as German and Turkish actions ripple through Galicia and the Dvina valley. Meanwhile Thistle basketball heads to Anaconda for a Copper Mines match and a quiet wedding unites Isabel Renni and George Grimmett at the local Methodist church.
At New York gathering of dancing masters and mistresses the focus was on new dances to replace the fox trot and tango. Charles A. Metres showcased the Quaker quiver, a rapid rhythmic variation of tango, while Hulda Hawker demonstrated the Dragon Fly for stage use. Newport's Mr and Mrs Dugan unveiled folk dances, and Cecelia Fleischer presented the scissorshiree step with tango twists.
Aldo, a well known miner and runner in Butte with many Austrian friends, died yesterday at a local hospital after a short illness. The body is at Walsh's undertaking parlors and will be moved today to the family home near the county hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Arrangements set for Julia Sinkovich with funeral at the family home on 1008 Chicago Street then to Sacred Heart Church for an 8:30 a.m. high mass. The cortege will proceed to Holy Cross Cemetery for burial.
Roy Kimball, long time Butte resident, died in Salt Lake yesterday. He is survived by his wife two children and his father H L Kimball of Butte who will travel to Salt Lake for the funeral. This is the third family death in 11 months. The Raspsperry funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Walsh funeral parlors. The remains will be laid to rest in Mountain View Cemetery. Friends are invited.
In Seattle the McGinnity Bush duel scheduled for this morning at a city hotel proceeded after a lengthy delay. The clash began around 11 o clock and was marked by a protracted exchange before action occurred.
A long meeting led by President Hob Blewett resolved a baseball game dustup involving McGinnity. Blewett removed a $100 fine for rowdyism and McGinnity received a $25 fine for poor sportsmanship, while Umpire Bush faced $25 for discretion. Directors and officials from Butte and several cities sat through hours of discussion to reach agreement.
The London cathedral organ claims global top status with five keyboard banks and a notable builder, Fr Bernard Schmidt. Amid town meeting notices in Maine, A A Derrah and family take multiple offices, while coal deposits in Missouri trace back to 1506.
Northern Pacific foreman Anderson and several section hands were riding motorized speeders to Whites Flat for supplies when the engine struck a mallet and toppled. Anderson died late yesterday afternoon. investigation led by Hans Gunderson found the operator unaware of the mallet on the engine.
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