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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
21
Butte notes list errands and visits including G N Kleinschmidt of Bozeman in town and Miss Margaret Dixon heading to Chicago. Residents travel to Spokane Helena Chicago and Oregon while local businesses advertise services and goods and social events are announced. Mrs. T J Nerny plans a European trip through the summer.
A county attorney complaint lists several cases: Louis Radnovich accused of assaulting Beatrice Radnovich, with the case going to Justice Doran where Chris Radnovich posted bail for his brother. George Heard faces a beating charge and appears before Judge Booker. Clyde Fitzwater alias EA Linke is charged by his wife Jessie Fitzwater with failure to provide for his family, a charge also leveled at Chester A. Hamilton by Mabel Hamilton. Ohn Kain is accused of obtaining money on false pretenses. Hugh Call was arrested on a riot-related warrant tied to a socialist orator incident at the Dakota and Park streets corner.
Epworths of Butte and state delegates gear up for the 17th annual Epworth League convention in Butte with about 260 expected attendees. Meetings at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church set committee assignments, choir rehearsals, and social events prior to the convention opening Thursday evening.
Walkerville residents react as the council weighs stopping a planned Masonic Hall event amid county attorney review of alleged charges. Mayor Joe Binney leads a debate over fees, while the city faces a Bell Telephone license tax issue and street grading plans for North Main Street and East Daly Street.
A local jeweler promotes custom wedding rings crafted from family gold. They note a trend toward narrower bands and offer exclusive jewelry manufacture and repairs. The shop has served the city for over 20 years and relocated to 29 West Park Mayer in a new theater building.
Michael Harrington known as Yank Harrington dies at age 48. He was born in Ireland and is survived by four children two step-brothers Dennis Sullivan and Joan Sullivan and a niece Agnes Sullivan who is a nurse.
Lawyer J H Duffy from Anaconda visited Butte yesterday for unspecified legal matters, with no further details given about the purpose or outcome of the visit.
New Orleans flood relief officials warn southeastern Louisiana parishes will face ongoing flood conditions into autumn if the Mississippi levee break at Hymella remains open. The relief committee reports about 1.90 persons require immediate food aid as crops fail and aid dependence grows in the inundated district.
Ten dollars in advance pays for the daily and Sunday Standard delivered to your door or by mall for 365 days, which is less than 3 cents a day. Subscribers, both old and new, who pay a year in advance will be presented with a useful premium. Call at the Standard office and see the selection, or write for a copy of the premium list. Mail subscribers should remit to the Anaconda office.
United States depositary for postal savings funds offers four percent interest on time and savings accounts. Special attention to estate administration. Wills drafted free.
News from Salt Lake reports Mrs. T. A. Carney of this city has recovered enough to leave the hospital after her operation. She plans to return to Butte in about three weeks.
From Butte and Anaconda To San Francisco, 50 dollars 90 cents On sale June 14 to 22 inclusive final return limit August 31 For particulars call at or address North Main Street Butte E A Shewe General Agent.
London reports the dock strike now confined to London and Southampton. The strike has weakened in London and port authorities have invited the strikers to resume work.
French officers experiment with dropping bombs from aeroplanes and find wind gusts easily carry a bomb off target. They note the task is harder than it seems and that much practice will be needed, though better results are expected.
Timber Butte Milling and the new Clark corporation will build a zinc concentrating plant southwest of the city. Twelve deed interests in Joe lode and Northwestern placer claims from multiple owners were filed, totaling 6660.42 dollars. Other notes mention Jerusalem to get tramway service, a French firm winning concessions for summer lines, English firms invited for electric lighting, and a German syndicate to enhance water supply with reservoirs 12 to 18 miles north.
c C Godman is in Butte from Rowan. Myers is a Bozeman visitor to Butte. Davey came in from Garnet yesterday. Dr R M Alexander is a Forsythe visitor to Butte. Dr P Lake of Whitehall, is in Butte on business. Born June 17 to Mr and Mrs Frank Carr, 35 East Gagnon, Bon, is among visitors. Born June 17 to Mr and Mrs R T Evans, 101 South Oklahoma, daughter. E C Day of Helena is in Butte en route to Anaconda for Episcopal convention. A marriage license was issued yesterday to John Hakkan and Mary Okarinen, both of Butte. Mrs L J Hartzell and her son Les went to Missoula for the summer. Harry Markowics of Salt Lake City and Esther Sullivan of Butte were granted a license. George Gould of Bozeman, Hughes of Helena and Poindexter of Dillon are out-of-town hotel registrants. Miss Gladys Christie, long in New York studying art, is home for a visit. Dr and Mrs Peter Potter returned from a world trip. G R Nickey leaves for Livingston to meet his Milwaukee brothers. they will tour Yellowstone and then visit Butte.
In Chicago on June 17 the Minnesota delegation approved resolutions favorable to Roosevelt and censuring national committee steam roller tactics. They chose committee members for Resolutions J F Jacobsen credentials H T Halbert Jules O J Lasgon organization A L Anderson and national committeeman L A Caswell Indiana will cast 20 Taft and 10 Roosevelt votes. Idaho could not choose a national committeeman with former Governor Brady and Senator J W Hart tied.
In a single year England’s juvenile courts processed about 33,000 offenders. The figure highlights the scale of youth crime adjudicated in the system and underscores ongoing concerns about juvenile delinquency and its handling within the justice framework.
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