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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
9
Fragmented OCR lists various food items and brands with quantities and prices. Mentions include olives, dried peaches, tender June peas, canned goods, and assorted fruit products. Also references to a West Park store location and street numbers 210 211 213.
Mayor Lane reports two letters seeking help to locate missing men. Daniel H. Babb of Watertown Illinois asks about his brother in law C K Raterson who went to Butte years ago to work in mines and used the name Rudolph Patterson. Edward Mathie of Millard Nebraska seeks news of Walter Mathie near blindness aged about 80.
A Philadelphia sale item described as cake was exposed for sale without adequate protection and later analyzed. The analysis found sand and coal dust, disintegrated bran, human hair, wood fragments, various cotton fibers, straw, cobwebs, pine and other wood, paper fragments, and iron rust.
The Barnes three ring wild animal circus comes to Butte today with over 600 animal performers including elephants camels zebras sea lions and tigers. Audiences will see new acts such as four African lions and a grand parade at ten thirty with a display of trained animals and music.
The Sullivan & Considine Empress theater announces a new makeup today featuring Hal Davis and company in Pass under C. E. Marryott, Martini and Troise in a singing act, Hendricks and Padula on ragtime piano, Teresa Miller in a comedy act, the Florents as comedy acrobats, the Empresscope with the Pathe Weekly, and a planned Empress orchestra program.
The astrologers forecast a risky day with Jupiter in a malefic position signaling caution for brokers and judges while predicting possible scandals in hospitals and prisons. The center of disturbing influences is the national capital, with high officials prone to misunderstandings and public fear of gainful schemes.
Mrs Patrick Campbell delivers a standout turn in Shaw's Pygmalion at Broadway for one night on Wednesday, June 30. The critic notes Shaw's wit and social satire, with Campbell elevating the production through a career defining performance that heightens the show’s modern manners comedy.
Missoula County authorities seek a five foot two inch groom with a brown mustache and a bride who recently turned fifteen. Detective teams from Butte and statewide police scour Stevensville and nearby towns for the couple, described as unusually tall and elusive, with June cited as a bride month.
The new Municipal band organized by RV Johnston will give its first open-air concert at the lake tomorrow at 2 30. Admission to concert and grounds is free. The group mainly contains reed players from the Symphony orchestra plus local professional instrumentalists. The aim is to provide summer work for professionals and raise community band music standards. The program includes Orpheus and the Offenbach suite, Wading tones, marches, Slavonic dances, and pieces from Night in Venice to Chinatown My Lovelette with selections such as The Moorish Glide and Narelawus.
Mr and Mrs John Schott wed last Saturday and plan a two month honeymoon trip to Alhambra Great Falls and California before settling in Butte. C H Mulvaney and family of Lead Ore Idaho relocate to Butte for two years after his railroad agency work. J B Williams returns to Centerville from Helena Episcopal church convention as St Andrew s church representative. Girls club of St Andrew s Episcopal church buys a new organ to be used this Sunday. Mrs Cassie R French Mrs Phill Richards and children Philip Jura and Mrs Ruth Lindly travel to Sheridan with James A Nixon in his new car. Miss Maybelle Grose of Sheridan joins them on return. Richard Toy and Centerville volunteer fire chief Mr Smith return early from three week Granite mountain outing due to Mr Smith s injury. Merle Jordan arrives from Drake University Des Moines with a diploma earned June 17 and will spend summer with Rev Walter M Jordan at 335 West Silver Street.
Washington reports an unprecedented rise in tourist activity across U S national parks with a shift of American spending to domestic travel totaling an estimated $100000 or more this year Secretary Lane cites interior department reports as evidence of growing public interest and notes a lingering old Swiss practice of head man justice juxtaposed with historical punishment records showing traditional penalties once valued at $25 each focusing on the era’s money and power dynamics.
Judge Donlan heard neighbors and families from Indiana avenue amid friction between Murphys and McFaddens. Murphy boys sent to industrial school for a month for behavior, with warning to curb inharmonious conduct. Four boys who damaged Franklin school property to serve 30 days, with potential six months if repair not made. Ten women with 42 children received aid totaling 222.50 dollars monthly under the children dependent law.
The Grand Chancellor of the Honor Society hints at a new decoration for war heroes in tropic campaigns. The proposed badge of Courage would honor deeds in perilous action and be worn with reverence, a measure likened to mythic honors yet grounded in true bravery. Numerous lofty notes frame the idea as a respectful tribute to courageous service.
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