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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
11
Justice Mitchell presided in the police court replacing Judge Whitty and altered the procedure for drunks. He fined the defendants five and ten dollars each, while seventeen men charged with vagrancy by gambling were dismissed. State agency charges resulted in short jail terms and dismissal in one case.
The funeral for Mrs Catherine Steary who died from a fall at Nevada Avenue Bridge, was held at 824 Placer Street and moved to St. Joseph Church for requiem mass by Father Connell. Large attendance required a car to transport floral tributes. Pallbearers named include John McGeehan, Edward Dunn, J A R Silver Jr, Leonard Vey. Also notes a visit at Elkhorn as Myra Grimes and others toured with Dr Rainvill to see Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman.
Framilton Addition teary com pany to Orval B. Gang lot 10 block Teamilton addition 1 Orval B. Gang to Etella B. Gang lot 10 block 45 Hamilton addition 1 Frances Jane Snow to Susan B. Bolever lots 1 and 2 block Floral park addition 1 Susan Kt. Bolever to John J. Harrington lots 1 and 2 block 81 Floral Butte Jockey Club and Fair association to Andrew Halpern lot 16 block 12 Wilson park 1 Michiel K. Vachon to N. A. Rotering lot 30 block 2 Englewood addition 1 Centennial Brewing company to A. we Lyman lot 18 block 2 Boulevard addition 1 D Morrison to Ada R. Kueh horn lot 8 block 4 Cobban addition 1 Somatis to Domenico Gays portion lots 16 and 17 block 15 West Walkerville 1 William Buchanan to Arthur Banks Town & block Home addition 1 Joseph A. Lewis to Elderkin Realty company portion surface jargdonia and Paco 1 Steve Todes 225 Putte Butchering company to Timber Butte Milling company portion BME No. 1 681 1 Sol Genzberger to Meyer Genaperger lots 9 and 0 block 34 Mc Queen addition 10 E. S. Slemons to S. C. Meiklejohn one-eighth interest of Copper Czar lode 1 S. C. Meiklejohn to Butte Copper Czar Mining company one-eighth interest of Copper Czar lode 1
Marco Inich was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a unanimous twelve member jury. Judge Dwyer will pronounce sentence next Saturday, with possible outcomes of life imprisonment or death by hanging.
The Rev Robert J Jensen will celebrate his first holy communion service tomorrow at St Andrews Centerville after ordination at Havre. He has been assisting at St Johns, under Rev Sharies Chapman, with arrangements for the morning service at 11 o clock and a special musical program at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church follows.
A new corn remover called Tee-Mint from a Japanese product creator drives extraordinary demand in drug stores. Vendors warn against cutting corns and promise painless relief as the cream shrivels roots and lifts corn with the finger. Foot comfort is touted as the result.
The local Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held a meeting to plan a school for alien women in Butte Montana. The aim is to teach language government duties and home skills with volunteer teachers and ministers. Miss Anna Gordon national president supports the effort and a plan to open within a month. A mass women only meeting is set for Judge Dwyer’s courtroom to discuss food conservation.
Dan Coleman, head of the Red Cross fundraising drive, recounted an attorney's sacrifice who, lacking cash, offered a 16 year worn diamond ring. The ring was removed with saw and sold to raise fifty dollars for the war relief effort amid tears and blessing.
Telegraph reports from London that 90 percent of Dutch miners in Limburg, Limburg province, have joined a strike demanding a minimum wage. The action has drawn in Belgian workers, with about 10,000 miners involved in the stoppage.
Paris papers debated the proper pronunciation of General Pershing as he arrives to join Allied forces. The Figaro notes the name is not easily enunciated in Montmartre speech, with many saying Pareshang, while common knowledge today declares Peurehix.
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