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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1913
Page
4
Butte notes list random local ads and visits. Mentions renting planes, town visitors from Missouri and Helena, trips to New York and Los Angeles, births and marriages, and various ads for services and products. Several named individuals and addresses appear, with brief status updates and local happenings.
A vaudeville bill features Arabian gymnasts performing human pyramids and high‑risk tumbling, described as thrilling and novel. Roland West presents Prapping Santa Claus with four actors, plus Fred Holmes Lulu Wells musical comedy, and new patter from Kelsey. John Waller exits Home Bakers, moving to 605 West Park Street.
A compilation of quiz style Q and A items covering dates such as the 1906 organization of Butte & London, distant census figures, European powers, eugenics, notable births and burials, pension and salary facts, and various priestly and public notices. The piece mixes historical trivia with names like Joaquin Miller and Francis Galton, plus brief official postings in Montana with a March 22 date.
A lively performance of Lehar opera in which Zorika the young heroine is wooed by noble Fedor and faces a foretold future. Cast includes Phyllis Partington as Zorika, Miles Martington, Arthur Albron, and others. Chorus and orchestra praised. plot follows love, betrayal, and a prophetic dream.
The Napton Girls' Club installed officers in a block meeting. President Miss Anum Aliier, Vice Presidents Miss Voutalsation and Miss Madelies Smith, recording secretary Miss Pinoiie Blandsig, financial secretary Ava Blanding, treasurer Miss Lercea Griffin, historian Miss Helen Huckley. Meetings highlight cooking lessons and a planned entertainment program with news of a future party and a guest speaker from BE. OR Welrick slated for next Saturday.
East and westbound freight trains collided near Hagkell on the A waukes road, piling up twenty freight cars. Maginesi Wayane of the westbound train was Injured, along with Fireman Ingall and Brakeman Panakake who were lightly hurt. Both engines were damaged and a wrecking crew worked five hours to clear the wreck.
John F. Lynch died yesterday at age eight, born in Cork Ireland and came to this city five years ago. The obituary notes his uncle and unmarried status, with Mrs Margaret Aynrh as his guardian. A miners' union event is mentioned, with a party hosted by St Monday on March 2 at the hall with admission.
Announcement of a luncheon for employers and workers at a Pittsburgh venue. Charles RL Towson and others of the welfare and industrial departments join in promoting a welfare plan. The event, signed by J Wharton and others, aims to boost cooperation on education social and religious benefits.
A late 19th or early 20th century style public notice warns of strict enforcement of a new spitting ban in sidewalks and public places. The report references posters, a health officer, and special investigation into backbiting and related issues. A social event at At. Mat church hall is announced with a grand march and ball proceeds for local programs.
A garbled report notes officials await a government test outcome on a discovery by Friedmann and Viviston. Commentator Try Witherspoon remarks no intention to investigate early reports as examinations proceed. The messy text references observers in New York and various unnamed participants.
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