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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
19
A miscellany of Butte city items lists businesses, travel, births, marriages, visits, and local movements. Notable notes include patrons buying wares, family trips to Portland and Salt Lake, Chicago calls after deaths, courthouse excavation progress, and staff changes at Gonzaga and local clubs.
Marion Jessen and Myrtle Jessen, married Sept 30 1908 in Anaconda, separated a day later and have lived apart since as a divorce suit unfolds. Bernice Sanger of Butte, wife of Leslie Sanger of the Butte city fire department, sues for maintenance for herself and their child. They wed Dec 6 1909 in Butte. she alleges abandonment to Libby, return to Butte, denial of support, and alleged affair activity. She seeks $60 monthly support, counsel fees, child custody, wage withholding, alimony security, and court orders.
Michael Lyons and Miss Josephine Hannan were married yesterday morning by Father Hannan at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The bride, a native of Castlerea Ireland, recently resided in Great Falls with an uncle. The couple departed last evening for a trip to Seattle Portland and San Francisco. Best bitter-sweets made. Pallas, finest cafe, best service.
In Davis estate disputes minority stockholders of Parrot Co contest the appraisal after sale to Anaconda. Judge Lynch ably extends hearing for a week amid jurisdictional objections by L O Evans. Other docket items include amendment requests by George W Davis and a personal injury suit involving M P Casey versus Tim McCarthy.
Butte Choral society elected officers by acclamation at a large meeting in the German societies hall on North Main. Prof. Ewald Santum named musical director and will relocate to Butte. officers include President W. D. Fenner, VP Al Paynter, Treasurer Charles R. Leonard, Secretary R. M. Hobbs, and a full executive and music committees for 1910 11 season.
Firefighters were summoned to 428 Watson avenue yesterday afternoon after an ash box ignited a nearby woodshed. The blaze was extinguished with only slight damage reported.
Orton Bros offers heavy stock of pianos including brand-new but shipping damaged instruments, samples, and second-hand items at special low prices this week. Many models priced for easy monthly payments from 7 to 25 dollars down, with numerous brands like Kimball, Behr, Hallet & Davis, and Steinway among bargains.
A referendum vote on amendments to the union constitution and by laws will be held Wednesday June 22 at the Miners union hall. Polls open 1030 a m to 8 pm.PAT Deloughery President EUGENE POPPER Recording Secretary Beauden-The funeral of the late Ovide Beauden will take place this Tuesday morning at 930 at the family residence 414 West Park street proceeding to St Patrick's church where high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Ries-The funeral of the late Mrs Mary Ries will take place this Tuesday morning at 9 at the residence of Mrs 8 S E Davis No 2225 lm street proceeding to Sacred Heart.
Peter Olson sues Nick Vlasivich and Andrew Mandel for 5000 dollars claiming May 22 assault after they accused him of robbing their saloon. The prior night May 21 three masked robbers looted about 300 dollars. Olson was beaten at the saloon, then again on a railroad embankment before being arrested and later discharged. Witnesses noted robbers leaving the saloon and speaking Finnish.
Pittsburg Pa June 20 Reports from the storm swept district show larger damage than first reported. At Point Marion millions of feet of lumber and hundreds of logs are carried by the Cheat river rising to 30 feet. Brownsville officials value property damage at 100000. Monongahela River rises to 35 feet with the river railroad out of commission. At Smiths Ferry brothers Ralph and Merrill Wank aged 15 and 12 drowned trying to ford the Beaver river.
Mrs Minnie Higgins and her husband were arrested at the Northern Pacific station over a one dollar hotel bill. Higgins allege station master Marvin Mustard and deputy sheriff acted without warrant and she was forced to leave her hand bag and contents to secure release. They sue Northern Pacific Railway Company for two thousand dollars for disgrace and humiliation. Also named are James F Hireen and wife proprietors of the nearby Northern Hotel.
Norris visitor Hugh Elliott stays in Butte while W. W. Shaw arrives from Roundup and checks in at the Finlen. Lewistown traveler George Phillips is in town and lodging at the Finlen. Missoula visitor F. M. Taylor stops in Butte and is lodging at the same hotel.
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