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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
Anaconda outlines a fourteenth annual gala with a morning program featuring the declaration reading and parade, free dances at Washoe park pavilion and A O H hall, band concerts, and a sports slate including baseball games and novelty races. Prizes for best decorations appointed, funds raised to sustain year round amusements.
The Standard mags list cotton flags with rope and holder at 25 cents per flag. Wool hunting flags sell for 1.25 dollars each and will be limited per customer. Outside locations receive same pricing with supply constraints noted.
City plan develops a future fighter to topple Jack Johnson. Promoter Poxey McNamara resists work by official ref George Stakan. McNamara says he has contenders ready, with a club boasting a real arena and premium seating for events.
In Spokane a two year old boy, son of Ernest H. W. Kranzueh, night operator at Western Union Letograph, fell from a mother held child into the gap between elevator cage and landing, dying in the downtown office building. The Kranzueh family came from Anaconda, Montana, where the father managed Western Union for several years.
Wallace of Anaconda trains daily at the Washes gymnasium aiming to reach weight for an eight round bout against Percy Cove of Seattle. The fight is set for the Butte carnival on July 3. Wallace, a popular local, will have strong support from Anaconda fans.
Tonight at 8 30 in the parish hall of the Alp h toc church Charles H Wegleston and Mrs Eugene L Kunlel act as best e s es for the Ladies Aid Society entertaining church members. After the program refreshments will follow featuring piano solo Ruth McKay vocal solo Ray E Howe recitation Hazel Watoum solo William Quillian vocal Oscar Johnson recitation Duel vocal solo Moore violin 3010
The Pine Street Juniors defeated the Yankees in a doubleheader, winning 10 to 3 in the first game and leading 11 to 3 in the second. Battery pairs included McDonald and Calman for Pine Street and Nagle and Ahern for the Yankees. An unrelated damaged note relates to mail addressed to Mrs. Pirker in Montana and a separate Irish sender, with a standard notice, plus an ad for savings at Phucean’s White House.
Frank L. Polk, Corporation Counsel of New York City, announces a bid for the United States Senate. Polk runs as an independent Democrat aligned with Wilson and Tan, signaling a reform-minded campaign.
Notice under chapter 74 of 1913 laws that the primary nominating election registration book for the August 25 1914 election closes July 24 1914. Voters register by appearing before the county clerk at Anaconda courthouse or a justice of the peace or notary in Deer Lodge county per state law. probate notice for will of Francis Henault deceased, appointment of Frank Henault for letters testamentary, hearing set June 5 1354 at 9 15 a m in Deer Lodge court. Dated June 18 1914. TL M DERMOTT Clerk Bw Brien deputy clerk.
Washoe city items include social events at Washoe park dancing tonight and dancing at Moonlight Eastern, mentions of Purthy seo griom at TMirpor, Miss Rose Roberts leaving for New York, Miss Guys Wim visiting relatives at Willow Creek, and Dewey Martin convalescing from pneumonia. Also listed are local business ads for shoe repair, optician Q A Granpner, and bargains on damaged sinks and boards.
The ad lists Wash Goods at 16c a yard including printed crepes and neat figured designs with stripes. Wish Goods at 9c a yard feature plaid ratines and embroidered dotted ratines. Tule Silks at 89 yard 16 inches wide with fast colors. Dress Linens at 500 yard 26 inch widths in light and medium blues pink tans greens oatmeal and natural metal tones.
A garbled list details discounts on toweling and linens including 18 yards for $1 and 12 yard pieces for $1. It mentions names like Ustron Toweling and Everett Classics, with various colorfast fabrics, napkins, dozes, and dresser linens. Readable phrases reference low prices and wholesale hotel or restaurant use.
Pris Fiizmaurices and Thomas F Ryan visit. A Grady returns from Ontario. Mrs. Don Noel vacationing near Madison River. Walk-Over shoe sale advertised with discounted prices. Walter I. Shay back from Flenda. Bunn reports on mining region. Mrs. Frans Kennedy returns from Butte Episcopal convention. Mrs. Don Noel’s family travels. Special communication Aracia lodge 3334 meets with degree. The Rew Men Baseball Club to host smoker Saturday. The Hab offers Walk-Over shoes at sale prices. Mrs. Mareer visiting. leaves for Bismarck with Agnes Hopkins. Charles E Coburn visiting old friend J P Morse. will race at local meet. Rough and Readys beat All Stars 14 to 2 in commercial league. Anaconda welcomes two baby girls. Carter and Butler celebrate. Fred Plett cited for traffic violation. speeding case set with Judge Sanderson.
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