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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

4

Auto Thieves Charged in Anaconda Theft Case

County Attorney John W. James swore grand larceny complaints against Arthur Hod Sylvester Suleivan Walter Miller and Arthur Murphy for stealing a W. T. Hogg automobile last Tuesday. Miller and Sullivan are jailed. Murphy at large. Sheriff plans to push prosecution amid rising auto thefts. Sullivan, married with a newborn, hid at his Antelope gulch ranch after the theft before arrest. Murphy’s arrest is anticipated as neighboring counties warned to watch for him.

John W. James Arthur Hod Sylvester Sulelivan Walter Miller Arthur Murphy W. T. Hogg Boyd Sullivan Miller Murphy Hogg R Miller Ana Butte Antelope Gulch Lou Sewell Sherif Henault

Pleasing Vaudeville Bill at Margaret Theater

A lively two performance program at the Margaret theater featured Mr and Mrs Barney Gilmore in Love at First Sight with witty Irish dialogue and a strong plot. The Kremka brothers performed an acrobatic pantomime, Eastman and Moore offered A Gypsy Sweetheart with notable vocal numbers, Henry and Lizelle staged a dancing team sketch, and Tom Browns Minstrels closed with musical interludes and humor.

Margaret Theater Barney Gilmore Kremka Pathe Eastman Moore Mr. Eastman Henry Lizelle Spectsular Gilmores Jennings Dorman Tom Brown Minstrels

John Robinson Circus to Exhibit Here Tomorrow

The John Robinson shows bring the famed circus to town with big attractions on Saturday July 1. A long-standing entertainment tradition, the John Robinson tent show has toured the Southwest and Far West after opening in Montgomery Alabama. Upscale reserved seats are sold in Smith Drug store to avoid lines at the box office.

John Robinson Circus Robinson Rocky Mountains John Robinson Far West Montgomery Ala Southwest Parle Coast Smith Drug Company

Harvey and the key that unlocked trouble

A jailed vagrant known as Harvey reflects on a belief that a domestic key brings him luck. He once carried a treasured item described as a “pete” from a baggage piece, but keys are now taboo after his arrest. The report notes keys appearing in this and related incidents.

Viliain Harvey Harvey Pete

Jail proceedings end as inmate released on condition

County Attorney John W. James ordered the jailer to release the man yesterday on the condition he leave town. Harvey, lacking money, began walking toward Butte six miles out before recalling the key and returning to ask Under Sheriff Joe Henault, who did not have it. He stood puzzled with hands and pocket resting on the key.

John W. James Harvey Butte Pete Joe Henault Henault

Sincerity Tent of Anaconda Initiates 14 Candidates

The Sincerity Tent No. 3 of the Macabees held a meeting at the 4.0 A hall last night and initiated 14 candidates into the order under the local staff led by Frank A. Tu Klose. Frank Trunk gave the fraternal toast, the tent has added 85 members since May 1, and the supreme commander D. P. Markey will visit July 26. State Commander T. T Kelly departs for Great Falls to assist in July. Purity Dairy ad promotes safe milk and cream with July deliveries.

Sincerity The Maccabees Frank A. Tu Klose Frank Trunk the Order D. P. Markey T. T Kelly Great Falla

Florence Clark Funeral Notice Pending

The remains of Florence Clark are at Mahoney undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Clark Florence Clark

Headquarters Secured for Elks at Butte Fete

F H Clinton secretary of Anaconda lode No 289 BPOE returned from Butte with news that Elks have headquar ters arranged in Stock Exchange building 41% North Main. Twenty cots installed and an attendant on duty for visitors. Delegation will travel together to Butte on 7:40 train Tuesday with uniformed members expected in parade.

F. H. Clinton Anaconda Lode Butte Anaconda Stock Exchange North Main Street Bute Pilgrims

Petition Drive Seeks Boxing Bill On Ballot

About 300 residents signed petitions to place a boxing legalization question on the next general election ballot. County records show more than 240 valid signatures are required, with the state’s legal voting total used to determine eligibility.

May Reardon

Priests Lead Anaconda Hi Bernians Initiation Night

Members of Anaconda District No. 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians were initiated into the second and third degrees in a ceremony led by four Catholic clergy. A banquet and dance followed at Hibernian Hall, notable for clergy performing the rites. The priests were Rev. Father English of Butte, Rev. Father P. J. Crowley of Helena, Rev. Father Tim Mejack of Anaconda, and Rev. Father Maroney of Butte.

Anaconda Order of Hibernians Butte Father English P. J. Crowley Helmsville Tim Mec Jack Father Maroney

Patriotic Service Planned at First Methodist Church

A Sunday evening program at the First Methodist Episcopal church will feature patriotic solos by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Sneddon and Mrs. Owens a reading by Lois James a violin solo by Roy Slosson and an address by T P Stewart in recognition of the nation’s birthday and the presidential year.

First Methodist “Episcopal” Church Johnson Sneddon Owens Lois James Roy Slosson T. P. Stewart

Agnes Abbott Sought Brother Dead in Utah

Acting Night Chief of Police received a telegraphic request to locate Agnes Abbott in Anaconda. The Mendon Utah message says her brother Matthew Abbott died there yesterday and is signed Robert Forster.

Mike Ryaker Miss Agnes Abbott Anaconda Mendon Utah Miss Abbott Matthew Robert Forster

Fourth of July committee meeting set at Montana hotel

A briefing lists a 4 80 o clock session in the Red Room of the Montana hotel for Fourth of July committees including playground and related groups. Pat Dalton will preside in chairman RE P Mathewson’s absence. Charles Sidney Jump has served as circuit court chief for Queen Annes county Maryland for 40 years with only one missed day. W Hubert Temple of Church Hill served on the May term petit jury, the third generation in his family to do so. An ad notes Brownfield Cantys branch offering a White sewing machine for 5 down and 58 month payments at 308 East Park Avenue.

Red Montana Hotel RE. P. Mathewson Pat Dalton Charles Sidney Jump Queen Anne's County Maryland Centerville W. Hubert Temple Church Fill Cherump Brownfield-Canty's East Park Avenue

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Hale Burbank Hood River Bing B. C York Walla Walla Fancy Valley Ocsenith Dr Drug Company Goodfriend Clothing Co Good Clothes Anaconda News Purity Dairy Products Co Bast Commeres Reel Theater Travelutte Reel New Cretonnes Commercial Avenue Russell & Gammon Cherry George I. Merhoff Ee Anaconda National Bank Capital M. P. Mahoney Main Street C. A. Tuttle Co Telephone Bell Dan Bashfulology Silber and North George N. Brown Billy Weston the Haley Sisters IRON WM. DE Hollis and Butte Fete Methodist Church Agnes Abbott ACT Story & Clark GE Orton Bros Orton Bros Montana Anaconda, Mont State Firemen’s Convention R. B. Lewis East Park Ave
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