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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
10
A storefront ad promotes handsome clocks as valued gifts with pleasing appearance and good material. It urges readers to visit and compare, claiming real clock quality at the lowest prices for upcoming gift occasions.
Baltic Combination Mining Company stock at five cents per share to be sold last day June 2 1912. Limited ore on a vein found six feet deep, expect commercial ore by sixty feet. Down payment one fifth with four monthly payments. Address Nos 7 Main Street. H A Conyns secretary treasurer. Funeral notice notables Bridget Moris to funeral at St Peters church tomorrow.
Lester Davis formerly of Anaconda, brother of Warren Davis of the Standard, lost two fingers in a morning assault by Wisdom hotel cook Miss Melen Sutherland of Butte. Davis, the hotel clerk, intervened as the cook threatened a washboard beating and then stabbed him with a butcher knife, severing two fingers. She has been arrested and will face a hearing within days.
In the Deer Lodge forest meeting at Bermalne H C Ehrhart won the pistol trophy and I H Mills took the rifle trophy. The event, part of the ranger meeting across the first district, showed averages of 72 for rifle and 71 for pistol. Trophy goes to the forest posting the highest district average. District Forester Bilcox and Assistant Magon of Missoula attended.
Anaconda reports a full second day at the diocesan assembly of the Episcopal Church. Sessions featured missions discussions, officer elections, and a strong finances report showing an episcopate fund of 71,000 with pledges totaling 4,000 from clergy across the state.
Miss Bridget Morris died yesterday at 3 am at her sister Mrs Patrick McCovern’s home 900 East Fifth street from appendicitis and related illnesses. Born in Ireland in 10 years ago she came to Anaconda three years ago and lived with relatives. Services will be held tomorrow morning with mass at St Peter’s church.
A large crowd attended the hall game last night between the Baptists and Presbyterians at the Standard Hall in the city. The Baptists gained a decided victory with key plays by Hutchinson Beckman Spangler and Mahan. Presbyterians were led by Murdock Fun and Beiman with Waller and Cole in the outfield. Applications for positions at the hall were received.
Liberals donors and business men back a drive to raise funds for three city playgrounds. Anaconda Copper Company and local businessmen contribute as the campaign opens amid strong public support. Emory Kell named parade committee chairman to replace W J Johnson with calls for organizational participation.
City socials and business notes list meetings at Parker's Odd Fellows hall and Mahel hall. Local merchants advertise prices on wheat and liquor. A New York man is referenced in a writ, while family travel to Ireland and a Helens business visitor are noted. Real estate listing and a 1 1 2 room modern brick house for sale are included.
An advertisement extols a Standard Beer as made from nature's finest wholesome products. The copy claims careful treatment yields a beverage unmatched in appearance flavor and refreshing qualities. It urges readers that a trial will prove it a true standard beer.
Mining news from Georges town Alsiriet Mara reports development work progressing and a new bolleate penny opened, signaling a positive future. Butter& Anaconidh Company stock expected to rise 100 percent, with readers advised to seek opportunities through J. C. Koes cler, W. H Mahoney, and D. Th. McPhar fon at State Savings Bank, Butte.
The column records numerous everyday notices from residents and officials. It lists names of grantors, new homes in Spokane, marriage licenses, travel, illness recoveries, sales offers, and social events. It mentions a Royal Highlanders ball, Fourth of July preparations, and various travel plans and errands.
Papers submitted at ten examination for a move to Chicago then Avenue, with plans to spend time in summer resorts of the Ping Tree state. Commentement exercises at Ste Pauls parochial school. The funeral of the late muel Tete menko. Cubs defeated by the Yong Peach 3 to 1 with injuries noted. Ladies of the Christian phar ets prepare a gathering this evening.
A state education board member or official notes the manual training act is constitutional. The article discusses proposed funding and facilities for domestic science and a rumored public vote on building upgrades. A Wednesday meeting is planned to decide steps for presenting the issue to voters.
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