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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
10
If you suffer from skin eruptions eczema or malaria and more there is a safe cure. Ask for a one dollar bottle of B S S at Swift's drug store and start restoring health. The Swift Specific Co claims its lab conducts blood based treatment with experts in Atlanta Georgia.
Canadian mormons plan settlement of Montana with model communities. Church leaders expect thousands to move within two years, with 200 Mormons already in the state and 400 in Butte. They eye Three Forks, Lewistown, and nearby districts for large colonies, aided by sugar industries and dry farming prospects, as Canada reciprocity defeat spurs migration. Ballard, church president, says Montana could become a leading agricultural and mining center, with temples and mills tied to Mormon investment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Mass at 9:30 at a sacred church in Naugaton with references to a person Selita Wrogaht and a later notice. The text is garbled and names are unclear.
Funeral announcements list names Wendell Dena Hartman Lillian entry and others with addresses and churches. Interments planned at Holy Cross Mountain View and Saint Josephs, with services at family residences and local chapels.
Undertakers and embalmers announce the funeral at the church for Mrs. Mary E Williams of Weepardenariy. The family extends heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy and to Rebekahs, Muncabees, and Peretho for support during bereavement.
The funeral of the late Gahory Mearath will be held tomorrow morning at ten o'clock at the Weinesdes tee on Northam street. The family then proceeds to St Lawrence church where a requiem will be celebrated and interment follows at the Cat Hiole cemetery.
M J Walsh funeral director and embalmer located at 5 Emat Park Street offerings were listed with Bell and phone numbers 85 and 1385 for arrangements and service details.
Three mandamus suits were filed in district court against city clerk W A Willis to force him to accept new petitions from candidates who previously ran as democrats but are non citizens. Plaintiffs Mau rice Condon and Don Sullivan seek alderman seats in Furst ward, and James Mheehan seeks a one year term. A hearing date was set by Judge D Liid for Marches.
Taxi driven by Harry Kingsland overturned after hitting sand near a stretch of road. Kingsland suffered severe injuries to his right hand and wrist, bruises, and head injuries but was treated at Murray hospital and moved to Phoenix room. Passengers Kn Twomi escaped with minor scratches. car left on the road until morning. An auto owned by Dick Sutton ran down Main Street after brake failure, striking a telephone pole near the federal building, causing nominal damage.
Mrs John Mees and daughter Elza Beth suffered severe burns at their home when a gasoline wash lace exploded near the kitchen porch. The blaze ignited a vent and windows, drawing the fire department, though doctors said the injuries were not serious.
Austrian laborer Peter Jopundic received a telegram from Rock Springs Wyoming claiming Kojo would threaten his life. He sought police help and an interpreter to identify Kojo, Dan Hanegiar, who was arrested and held for investigation at Van Hast Park Street case. The two men deny the charge and note a long standing grudge.
James Gillespie aged nine died after a short pneumonia illness at a local hospital. Born in Aberdeen Scotland he had lived in Butte for twenty years with parents Mr and Mrs James Gillespie and siblings in Canada and South Africa. The obituary notes a political connection and mentions other local deaths and a hazing bill discussion in the state legislature.
Journeys tan barbers of Butte voted to close at nine o clock on Saturdays, with shops closing at 7 pm on weekdays and no change to holiday hours. The move follows pressure from other trades and aims to reduce late week rushes, though trade may dip as public adjusts to earlier hours.
Committees appointed by the several lodges of the Sons of St. George meet to organize the annual St George Day celebration in April at Butte. Obvious aims include inviting the governor general of Canada and a royal representative to attend, with plans to make the event the greatest in the county’s St. George history. finalize program within days.
Body of unidentified man found after being struck by a Northern Pacific train near Miles Crossing Sunday morning. Efforts to identify him failed. clothing yielded no clues. County burial planned if identification not achieved by tomorrow night.
Fragmentary text shows a Gospel meeting with Rev. J. A. Alford of Heltha. It invites attendance at five meetings tonight and mentions preaching on Wednesday and Saturday. The message centers on choosing Jesus the crucified over rejection.
A national promotion advertises Everyman's Cyclopedia in five English cloth volumes at $2.85 through the Standard. The set normally lists $12, with mail unavailable and express shipping paid by the buyer. Readers are urged to clip coupons and place orders promptly, listing multiple city agents and distributors.
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