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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
A collection of brief notes from Butte residents and visitors includes H G Nelson of Boulder and R G Frye of Helena on business, Lansing and Garden City visitors, and numerous arrivals from Billings Sheridan and Duluth. Mentions of shop offers, shoes for children, and local services accompany updates on travel, appointments, and local happenings.
The article reports Lieutenant Rodney Wellington Hey held in Silver Row county jail awaiting state action on a $100 check charge. It notes prior alleged imposture claims, ties to a planned military school at a former fort, and connections to Helena and Chicago investigations.
A dancing cafe opened at Gregson last night drawing a large crowd eager to see new steps. Edson and Gray, noted dancers, led exhibitions that won instant approval. The cafe, popular in New York, attracts Gregson and Daly for a summer novelty with nightly dancing and demonstrations. Gray and Miss Edson conduct daily classes at Iverson teaching the newest tourme and other men stays.
Delegates attending the thirty fourth annual Montuan Christian church convention arrived by train in Lewistown. Opening services drew large crowds with Mayor W D Symmon and Rev G W Muckley among speakers. Regular sessions start tomorrow morning with more delegates expected.
Local socialist factions clashed over ballots and governance as Aldermen debated unsigned ballots, parliamentary conduct, and the city attorney’s role. Judge Booher denounced the committee while Willis criticized officials and hints of political maneuvering surfaced during the meeting. The session ended with a vote on future proceedings and a note on a pending referendum.
F B Abbott, a resident of Helena, was arrested in Seattle on a federal grand jury charge of impersonating a government official. He allegedly posed as a secret service officer and defrauded tobacco dealers. Abbott says he is willing to go to Seattle and is confident he can clear himself. The accused is a lawyer who lived here about a year and planned to open an office next month.
Mrs Irene Gormley formerly of White Sulphur Springs and widow of A C Gormlay married H A Scharemrsick a former Beavor resident this morning in Helerm. The ceremony was conducted by Rev N He Burdidte and the couple departed for Denver soon after.
Special Dispatch reports Superintendent A H McKatridge of the Blackfoot Indian school is ordered transferred to Rock Valley California after a senate committee recommendation following its investigation of reservation conditions. In Helena on June 18 Judge Rowrquin dismissed involuntary bankruptcy against Rea Bros, Eastern Montana sheepmen, finding the firm solvent.
A preserved page from a newspaper stored in the Aix-la-Chapelle museum measures 644 feet by 4S feet with 1% columns each 48 inches long. The pattern started in New York City in 1869 but endured only briefly.
A newspaper advertisement argues that Eckmans Alterative aids tuberculosis treatment through diet fresh air and temperate living. It cites a patient from Madisoh Lake Minnesota who improved after taking the remedy and reports weight gain and restored health. The ad claims the product is efficacious for bronchial sorties and lung conditions and directs readers to Newbro Drug Co. and The Rekman Laboratory Philadelphia for more information.
Crowds flock to the Columbia Gardena dance pavilion famed for Montana's prettiest grounds. Advertisers claim record attendance tonight as pleasant weather lures people to the popular venue.
Peter R Harper Western Montana pioneer longtime St. Regis resident died at his cabin door. Coroner and county attorney investigated and found no foul play. Body transported to Missoula after preliminary inquest amid questions about possible poisoning two weeks earlier.
Syracuse report notes former United States Senator Frank Hiscock of Pompey New York died suddenly after a period of illness. He served in Congress from 1872 and United States Senate from 1877 to 1883. Survived by six children and relatives. Nephew Judge Useack of the New York state court of appeals cited.
Special dispatch from Three Forks reports local movements and visits. Prof. BR A Anhnson of the Land district sails to Belfin Canada with his father, plans summer time here. Mrs Vermie Turks daughter Elizabeth of Harlowton visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Ti M Boyer to Deer Lodge for the week and has rented a house. George Dunn moves into a new Third Avenue home within days. Mrs Porter and Genevieve travel to Butte for shopping and a few days with friends. Mrs Jeltey mother of Mrs T ymonds in the city for a few days. Agnes West and Jake De Boer F marry in Bozeman. Virtus Lund and daughters Janelle Helen spending summer at Karsts Cold Springs. Emma Hohenstein returns from Degrade after three weeks.
A June 4 meeting of the National Women Suffrage association urged Congress to enact equal suffrage laws. Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark, with congressional committees, arranged to receive the delegation. Alaska’s mineral wealth through 1913 reached 248.2 million dollars.
Mrs. Sarah S103 of 375 North Mon ia a slrest, Butte, pioneer resident, credits Akox with rapid relief from rheumatism, asthma, and kidney trouble. She says internal treatment made her feel 26 or 30 years younger, with pains eased, sleep improved, appetite up, and strength returned. Akox, a natural mineral remedy, is being demonstrated at Newbro drug store 37 West Park, and readers are invited to learn more.
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