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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
11
The funeral for Joseph Andrew Dobrotinic Tundal, son of Mr and Mrs Jon, will begin with a service at the Rast Biath Street residence then move to the church for Mass..details are incomplete due to OCR damage.
Catherine Shannon will be laid to rest Friday morning. The funeral begins at 9 o'clock at Saint Patrick Church after a service at Benne Hospital at 3 o'clock. The Rev Father Coopinay will celebrate.
The board of education, at a meeting chaired by Miss Florence Cole, voted to advertise notices for the annual school election to be held April 5. The four board members with expiring terms will be chosen as before. First semester results show high standards with no senior failures and strong percentages across classes. Schools will close on June 6. Detailed pass rates include Junior 86.7 percent, Sophomore 87.5 percent, Freshman 83.8 percent, with several teachers reporting 90 percent plus passes and multiple students earning perfect deportment marks. A collection of ore samples, donated by F. B. Mathewson, will be housed in the school building for geology studies.
A large mining strike at the Big Till and Mand S. claims on Cable Mountain near Georgetown draws attention. Eight to ten men labored on the properties owned by Gordon Brooks and others as high grade gold ore shows in a vein at least 25 feet wide. Vein drifted 100 feet with ore values around 15 dollars per ton, suggesting permanent, immense deposits and strong future prospects for the district.
Sanitary Officer McHale reports milk sold to Ana-Condil people is tested twice weekly to maintain standard. The latest test shows percentage butterfat figures, with Rodgers at 16 and another sample at 3, indicating the dairy’s compliance status.
The excerpt describes a mixed slate at the Grand theater featuring two strong acts and Mr Chase with a song, plus other items and a dramatic feature. The reviewer notes varied entertainment and an overall balanced program with several subjects presented in sequence.
A meeting last evening announced that ground breaking for the Elk building would occur soon. The Building Company reported satisfactory progress and ownership of a large stock block. Lodge officers were elected including W.N. Tassher ruler and W. J. Coleman leading knight.
President Wilson's first cabinet meeting is described as harmonious and informal. Secretaries Daniels Burleson McAdoo Lane and others left the White House with impressions of a smooth start. Senate leader Kern and Illinois issues were also discussed, with a firm stance on primary public choice for the next senatorial terms.
A sizable crowd gathered to hear a sermon focused on socialism. The address emphasized social equity and collective responsibility, drawing attendees from diverse backgrounds and stressing community action and moral duty.
The excerpt notes a strong seated act at the Alcazar last evening and compares it with the story Chains of an Oath about a Russian peasant girl bound by marriage vows who travels to America and finds attraction with a townsman.
A vivid description recalls the vice president enduring a crowded day with visitors offering scant privacy. He seeks a retiring room and a private chair to accommodate incoming guests and preserve dignity amid Senate bustle. Senator Ollie M James and Senator Penrose are noted for needing special seating.
A federal grand jury in Chicago is expected to review oleomargarine cases as one of the final acts of Secretary MacVeagh. Landis delays charging the jury until tomorrow, with a potential focus on differences with the Treasury on criminal charges.
Lewistown reports light on J W Akerly the west side pioneer. Indiana society in Lewistown launches with 50 members and officers T W Reeves Belle Funk W Hawke. Fergus County Medical Society honors two practitioners with officers and delegates. court at White Sulphur Springs, plus local notes on residents, a baby’s teething, and a Kansas grave digger.
Washington reports hundreds of visitors crowded the Vice President’s office on March 5 at the Senate Office Building. Marshall, trying to work at his desk, faced a steady stream of handshakes and questions as onlookers pressed to observe and interact with him.
Notice states there will be a city election on April 7 1913 and that registration closes March 27 1913. Electors must register before the county clerk justice of the peace or a notary public as provided by law. Ray Reardon county registrar for Deer Lodge County Montana signs the notice.
Local paper lists Maccabees and Woodmen meetings, shop ads, and society notices for Saturday events. Mentions white sales, embroidery yardage, and preparations at churches, with several residents from Butte and Spokane noted as visiting or transacting business in the city.
Members of the butchers union gathered at the I O C F hall for a social evening with a programme and banquet. Guests enjoyed numerous musical numbers featuring Jake Kleinhans, Andy Mecallur, Mrs. A SUI, B. Wicke, Frank Grady, Gotsch and Ritenour, Votto Kretzer, Miss Frances USUll, BL Wicke, Austin McGinty, Pat Halloran, and a quartet including AOL Wicke, Austin McGinty, and W Chase. James Miller presided as chairman and dancing closed the event.
An advertisement promotes Dyspepsia x tablets for stomach trouble and mentions nitrate and Pepsi as agents. It asserts a proper medical combination offers relief and urges readers to try Far Algabs tablets, pricing 80 cents and 81 cents. The notice also includes municipal primary registration details for Deer Lodge County Montana with March 24 filing date and March 1 closure, naming clerks and officials.
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