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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
6
The New York state appraisal of the Arden estate of Harriman heir Taerumua will occur in Goshen on March 12. Estimates suggest the value may reach about 360 million dollars, with preliminary payments already made while awaiting final settlement under the law.
Harbira Belle of Austrian birth received a divorce from Valentine Butiel on grounds of aversion and neglect. She recounted years of hardship since marriage in 1889, running a boarding house in Anaconda, while Butiel failed to support her. They separated decades ago. she later moved to Butte and continued working for others as she heard rumors of his whereabouts. The session also set several civil trial dates, including Darragh v. Butte Electric Railway and others.
The Gow Kip Nanny company opens at the Empire theater this afternoon with Dick Austin in a romantic tale of high seas settings and natty sailor costumes. The cast includes Miss Rushin and Tina Garatier in leading roles as the company presents a musical comedy with new scenic effects and a broader repertoire.
Report of a local gathering at the Mount Federation of Laior where attendance was noted and a 6 year perfect attendance milestone at First Baptist Sunday School near Keyport. Preparations proceed for a suitable observance next Sunday as organizers mark the milestone.
The Supreme Court holds the lower court erred by refusing to hear evidence against Ryaher over court fees. It directs district court to set aside remands and proceed to a hearing and judgment. The decision clarifies that civil fee issues fall outside police judge fees and must be handled accordingly.
March report from Tow Angeles notes veteran Wil tim Erwhi suffered severe frostbite after days in a blizzard. He crawled miles to safety as doctors fear long term recovery is unlikely. Surgeons at the city hospital describe flesh loss and exposed bones from extreme cold. Local authorities continue to monitor the incident.
A West-Side group seeks a party to assist a program for 8 to 12 year olds. The plan, described amid local chatter, involves 20,000 operatives and potential costs around 1,200 in projected advances. Officials at Powele Clk are mentioned in the context of approvals.
The University club executive committees plan a grand Easter Sunday dance at East Broadway clubrooms. An elaborate program features a large orchestra, lavish decorations, and a reception room prepared for members and their ladies. The hall will be limited to members, with guests invited. The billiard tables will be moved to one end to start a pool and billiard tournament next week.
A scheduled musical programme at the First Presbyterian Church includes a morning service with organ voluntaries and solos and an evening service with additional organ selections and vocal pieces. The notice lists performers and pieces such as Hymn of Praise and Why Will Be Done, and invites all members to attend Monday evening rehearsal.
A garbled New York note claims actress Charles Dillingham, described as a best and truest fiend, will spark a March event unless a rival suitor complies. the tenuous document hints at a jewelry demand and a memory tribute.
Special Dispatch reports Powell county commissioners purchased four acres near Deer Lodge for the county fair grounds. The $40,000 property includes buildings and a half mile track to be improved. Officials plan exhibits from Towell county, races, and a four day session with hotel accommodations for visitors. About five acres will host a poor farm and a garden area.
The second annual oratory contest at the College of Montana concluded with Miss Irene Eldred winning. She will represent the college at the state oratorical contest next May as the state colleges compete. The program featured Steg quartet, Misses Stetean Jardana and Gurnien, and several orations and musical numbers.
Michael J Sullivan and William C Fenton announce dissolution of their joint venture at Alhambra Hot Springs Montana. Sullivan will operate the business from Isle dng and Mint at Mignno 1. The partners disavow liability for bulk drafts after contract with WH O Wenan. The Minera Savings Banke and Trust Company advertises 4 percent yields and open accounts.
A. Brendon, attorney at law, recalls a long battle with eczema after smallpox vaccination while at Lebanon Ohio in 1882. He credits Cuticura Remedies with restoring his health after four to five years of painful sores on his face and chin.
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