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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
20
Publication and mailing details for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. Includes subscription rates, office addresses, and multiple newspaper newsstand and distribution contacts across major U.S. cities and Vancouver.
The article analyzes the Gore resolution on the wool bill and how Montana senators Myers and Dixon voted. It notes Myers faced pressure from woolgrowers and pledged support to block the wool schedule, while Dixon supported the measure, aligning with broader insurgent sentiment against reciprocity. The piece also discusses Mayor Gaynor and other political observations.
H T Bela diamond broker attacked in the Grant Building office by two men one armed with a sandbag. A tray of gems valued at 5900 was stolen while Bela was beaten into unconsciousness. He later revived in hospital and described the robbery and struggle.
A temporary organization near completion plans a formal incorporation as the Butte University Club to unite 400 eligible college men. 220 signed, no graduation needed. Membership requires matriculation in an accredited school. Gymnasium, noon meals, buffet, and a tentative California Avenue site proposed. Officers elected include J. P. Sanders president and F. RB Milburn secretary. Initiation set at $10 and monthly dues $3.
Miss Josephine Ethel Pleasants and Louis J. Lehman were married at St. James Episcopal church Lewistown. Rev Gustav Lehman brother of the groom officiated. Bride daughter of Dr and Mrs Thomas H Pleasants formerly of Helena. Groom is manager of Lehman department stores and noted statewide.
Buffalo New York June 22 Edward Valentine Lee paymasters clerk arrested here with about 24000 of the 48000 he is accused of stealing from the battleship Georgia in Havana harbor February 11. He admitted guilt, waived examination, and was held for grand jury indictment.
In Sandpoint Idaho on June 22 the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias and grand temple of Pythian Sisters elected officers. New grand lodge officers include W H Cassady Grangeville as supreme representative and A W Post Rathdrum as grand master of exchequer. Pythian Sisters named grand chief Mrs Kate Dyer Rathdrum and Nellie G Higgins supreme representative Twin Falls among others.
Bozeman on June 22 hears Dr. Howard Welsh state meat and milk inspector and Alderman Jack Cain discuss creating a city supervised abbatoir to consolidate slaughtering. Some butchers oppose, claiming the move would harm private business, while Welsh says opposition rests on a false impression.
Miles City June 22. At a chamber of commerce meeting about 15 members subscribed 8400 of the 7000 needed to purchase the tract for the Northern Pacific Beneficial Association hospital. The balance is expected to be raised easily.
Lucky Bob St Henry has landed with his aeroplane in Miles City and will offer flights on June 24 and 25. The originally planned June 21 22 exhibit was postponed after a cylinder blew out during a Mandan flight, repair parts to be shipped from New York.
The Inter mountain Association of Sheriffs held its annual convention banquet at the Thornton hotel with about 80 guests. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch served as toastmaster as Sheriffs Judd Idaho Hart Cascade O Rourke Futte and John J O Meara spoke on the work and future of the association. O Rourke the new president praised efforts to strengthen the group and Salt Lake will host the next gathering. Resolutions thanked Butte citizens and local industry leaders including General Superintendent Gillie Anaconda company General Manager Gallwey and Washoe smelter management.
Louis A. Ries arrives in the city from Lewistown while George W. Reif state fire marshal is in town for the day. Edith M. Wolfe of Boulder visits Butte friends. Andrew Blua travels to San Francisco for a month. Mrs. P. J. Ross and Miss Geraldine Ross head to the coast with Spokane Seattle Portland and Vancouver on the itinerary.
Lawrence Tondila arrived in Butte at 10 30 last night and went to the restricted district. He returned to the police station at 1 30 this morning minus 350 dollars his father sent to buy a small farm near Missoula Hattie Jones of Pleasant alley was pointed out
A woman was arrested and police promise further arrests. Tondila said the money represented every cent his family had.
Dr and Mrs Orne, renowned founders of the juvenile and industrial school movement, spent yesterday inspecting local hospitals without notice. They also visited the industrial school. Dr Orne will lecture Sunday at 3 PM in the Auditorium with Police Judge Booher presiding.
Maurice White of 507 Colorado Street is named as defendant in a county attorney's complaint filed last night. The charge asserts failure to provide for his wife and two children for the past two months with the wife listed as the complaining witness.
A complaint was filed charging Harper Creamery with violating a city ordinance on tests for operating in the city. The complainant is Mrs. A. Duble. The manager posted a $6 bond for today’s court appearance.
Yesterday marked the year's longest day with sunrise at 6 15 a m and sunset at 8 05 p m in this latitude. The earth began its gradual return toward the sun on its orbital path.
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman Montana June 22 that Gallatin county strawberry fields are nearly ready for market with an unusually large crop. Nelson Lundwall, a leading truck gardener, brought in berries nearly as large as a hen's egg, vines overloaded with fruit and blossoms.
Advertisement promotes the Houston School for Boys with grammar and high school departments, three buildings and athletic field, small classes, strong faculty, and moderate charges. It notes summer camp at Priest Lake and invites catalog requests to KE F Strong, principal, Spokane Washington.
John S. Johnson sues North Butte Mining Co and Arthur Jackson for 59000 in district court alleging a 10 pound chain with hook dropped eight feet into a shaft at the 2000 foot level injuring his back and causing the hook to lodge in his side.
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