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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
3
An offer from Paxson and Rockefeller Co at 24 West Park lists a variety of gear including tanks, shirts, and professional equipment for sale. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and readiness to serve customers locally.
A damaged text record shows plaintiff Carter suing Milwaukee and Olympia Insurance for 1808 dollars over a failed train stop. Judge Lynel sustains objections to testimony due to complaint defects. Jury later rules in a separate case Teague vs Olympia Growing for 604.28 with interest.
The Copper City Athletic club promotes a four round prelim in Missoula with Art Allard versus Kid Brynolt on March 1 at the Oro theater. Allard, dominating since arriving from Michigan, fights light 50 pound heavier and seeks a KO. Dixon trains in Kansas City with Ferns as promoter hopes for a strong undercard pace.
Special Dispatch reports Ldgay Gibson, a Livingston stockman and president of Clyde Purl Citizens' State Bank, sues First State Bank of Livingston for 10 shares of stock and several thousand dollars. He seeks an accounting of 10 years of dealings, alleges unreturned stock, unpaid dividends, and wrongful charges including overdrafts and interest.
The Young Women's Association sets a luncheon for Saturday March 1 at 1 o'clock in Napton room to raise funds for charity. Nearly 100 Medics are invited to sit at a long table and a delocalized menu will be served. The event aims to support the local MeKot charity balance with a ticket price of one dollar per couple.
On Monday night March 18 a new shorthand and typewriting class will be formed. AW girls interested are invited to present at the association meeting at 1 o'clock. No tuition will be charged but there will be a cost of about $4.40 for the books. Miss Tihel Onte will lead.
San Francisco Copper Company and Jefferson County face a likely early resolution in federal court. A stipulation filed indicates the county may accept a full settlement of all taxes due by May 1912, with judgment to be entered in favor of the defendant if accepted.
English musical comedy artist Maa Gabriella Ray cancelled her wedding citing illness and left prospective groom Jeff Erle Loder waiting at the Windsor church. The ceremony was postponed as plans unraveled.
Poughkeepsie March. The Vassar college now has its own volunteer fire department made up of women students. The group aims to save lives and teaches basic first aid. Louise Farnham of New Haven is the chief, with a fire captain as the official leader.
Special correspondence notes plans for the Montana Sportsmen's association annual state shoot at Winters Lot Springs in August with a May or June preliminary. A Helena school report is denied by Livingston executives. Ingeborg Holland sues for divorce from Terthel H. Holland, seeking custody of six children and mine property including Cooke City claims and 140 000 Copper King shares. ILT Hine plans to settle in Shields Valley with family next week. Mr and Mrs Joseph Karrer return from Mexico and California. revolution news limited to northern Mexico while southern regions show little civil war awareness.
Former sheriff and longtime public servant Horenice Jul Quinn was appointed county coroner to fill the vacancy caused by Jesse Stevens death. The commission chose Quinn over Joseph Stevens and Dan Drew, with Filer and Cronin voting for Quinn and Stromme for Ravens. Quinn has prior service as sheriff and as chief of police and will serve the remainder of the year.
A messy transcript outlines a debate on railroad government, club programs at Bela Library and Alpha Literary Society, shorthand class progress, and a basketball trip to Bozeman. It notes Mountaineer staff changes, mailbox submissions, and publication plans, plus Montana University contest invites and student job prospects.
The Montana National Commercial Federation reports no executive committee member from the penmanship section serving in Spokane on July 7 and 13, with details unclear in current records.
Army engineers report the great cofferdam in Havana harbor nearing completion and anticipate the Maine clearing the dam by March 18. The vessel and cargo are slated to proceed toward the City of Mexico with futures secured for disposal or salvage.
Fragmentary obituary states Lawrence Kirwin formerly of Helena died in San Diego after four years in care. Brother Instra Sullivan traveled to attend the funeral. Funeral services planned in Crawley and order given to bring barter from 2&3 North Main Street, Butte.
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