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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

15

Overland Robbers’ World Tour Ends in Misadventure

Reuben Enstrom and Charles Rose, youths from Butte, stole a single rig on March 16 and rumbled toward Seattle with bananas crackers and kerjack. After losing their way near Anaconda and Warm Springs they returned to Deer Lodge with stolen team and wagon, rode a train to Idaho Street and were later arrested awaiting action.

Reuben Enatrom A. Cor Teese Hutte Rattle Team Wacon Anada Jeterson Capi Commission Company Ite Enstrom Se Effects Reese Sethe Cominy Durant Anaconda Elter Deer Lodge Seattle Butte

Former Woman of Butte Killed by Oakland Train

News reached Butte of the death of Mrs. S. W. Swift formerly of the city. She moved to Oakland six years ago and was struck by a westbound train while watching the tracks between Oakland and Berkeley. Mrs. Swift, well known in Montana for her charitable deeds, left five daughters and was married to Edmund D. Swift after her first husband. The body arrived in Butte and a funeral was to be held at the Baptist church this afternoon.

Butte Mra. S. W Mr and Swift Oakland Swift Berkeley Mmlea Montana Galena Edmund D S. W. mm Orion Burke Sherloc la Larson

Watch Recovered After Train Encounter Advertisement Match

A lost timepiece found after a Sunday train incident led to a reunion. A passerby noticed the watch near a station sign, the advertiser retrieved it, and the owner agreed to pay the reward after confirming ownership.

Each Day Finds New Women's Neckwear Arrivals

Hand embroidered tailored collars priced at 35e each. Seville shirt collars in P. K. or plain linen at 25¢ each. The Doris Wanda or Thyra collars in all sizes offered at two for 2bc. Peggy collars priced at two.

Seville P. K Doris Wanda

Hosiery and notions sale with marked down prices

Special from Hosiery Specialists offering regular 65¢ to 7 for 1 sale on black lisle and cotton stockings. Boys and girls stockings at 15¢ a pair. Embroidered handkerchiefs 6% each. Ribbon No 200 39¢ per yard. Flouncings 49¢ and 76¢. Imitation Cluny laces 12 1 2 ¢ per yard. Real Torchon lace 6 2 3 ¢ per yard. Dress trimmings 25¢ per yard and up to 75¢ per yard.

Amateur Show at the Empress Delights Crowds

Weekly matinee at the Empress offers two headline acts Slayman Al's Hoo Loos and Trapping Santa Claus plus juvenile star Caddis Hayes. Fred Holmes and Lulu Wells sing anew while Joe Kelsey delivers parodies and laughs. Major Roy groups provide extra acts in a varied bill.

the Empress Woman's Public Service League Slayman al Roland West Santa Claus Cad~ Dis Hayes Fred Holmes Lulu Wells Joe Kelsey the Major Phil Roy Crockery Smashers Extra

Juggling Act Diverts Attention in Picture Play Bill

A noisy stage shows a juggling act that steals focus from the gentle humor of Yeomedy styled scenes. The show features soft handed china handling and a varied lineup of picture play selections, expanding the bill with diverse numbers.

Pninary China

Catholic Declamations Set at Auditorium Friday

Friday afternoon at the Auditorium the senior class of the Catholic high school will hold an elimination declamation contest. The winner will represent the Butte Catholic school at the Interscholastic contest in Missoula. Contenders include Francs Silver who won last year, with topics including The Martyr of Molokai. Other entrants are Edwin Rodgers, John Dutcher, Dee McGonigie, Patrick Kane, F Earl Blodgett, Leonard Stafford, and Eugene Cronnelly. This is the first year Butte Catholic High will send a representative to the Interscholastic contest.

Hgh Butte Catholic Missoula Francs Silver Tis Molokai Edwin Rodgers John Dutcher Dee McGonigie Patrick Kane F. Earl Blodgett Leonard Stafford Eugene Cronnelly Butte Catholic Hgh Atative

Railroad grader found dead in Durant bunk

Franke Corners a railroad worker was found dead in his bunk at camp No 2 of the McDougal railroad in Durant. He had worked on the Milwaukee grade in Silver Bow canyon for over a month and had just been paid monthly wages. He arrived at the camp with a stranger and died early yesterday morning. The coroner was notified and the body taken to a local undertaking establishment.

Franke Corners McDougal Durant Corners Silver Bow Canyon Gregeon Comes Goroner Drew Toca

Heavy Snow Closes Highlands Area Reported By Prospector

Yankaccwanes, a power prospector, arrived from his claim south of Butte reporting heavy snowfall. He says snow is over a foot deep on the level with drifts six to seven feet high in places, impacting travel and mining activities. King George of England is noted for disliking horseback riding.

Yankaccwanes Butte George of England

Snowfall Seen as Aid to Placers If Warm Weather Fails

The note suggests that even without a chinook or warm rain, the announced snowfall should significantly benefit placer mining operations. It emphasizes a likely improvement in ground conditions and potential yields, reflecting the region's reliance on weather for mining activity.

Supreme Court bars city claim against Goodwin by limitations

Helena dispatch reports that in a majority decision Chief Justice Brantly wrote for the court with Justice Hallow day and Justice Lanner dissenting, the city of Butte’s claim against former city treasurer Phil Goodwin for 1243 dollars of bank interest is barred by the statute of limitations. The lower court had granted Goodwin a consult on that ground, which the majority affirms.

Standard Helena Brantly Hallowday Lanner Hitw Supreme Court Butte Phil Goodwin Sait Goodwin

Laborites Oppose Taxation of Mines Despite City Meeting

Butter Building Trades Council by near unanimous vote records opposition to any state tax on mining companies. Delegates argued taxes would hit workers and small firms hardest, risking job losses and endangering worker concessions from larger firms. The council also sent three delegates to the joint school trustee election committee.

Butter Building ‘Trades Council Helena

Ansonia Picture Shown By Magnis at Ansonia Theater

In New Zealand or Butte the Ansonia theater presents Magnis Melies two reel film Loved By Maort Chieftainess. A Maori troupe acts all roles with a white man as the beloved rescuer. The simple love story echoes a land where primitiveness meets modern life. Also features Marry Lancaster songs and Woods Trio.

Mackland New Zealand Butte Ansonia Theater Melies Melles Phi Marry Lancaster Harry Lauder the Woods

Undertakers notices for Harrington Gehan Ruidkin and O Connor

Funeral details for Mary Margaret Harrinis infant daughter of Dennis and family at North Alaska Street. Tim othy Gehan funeral at Duggan’s parlors then St Mary’s Church. John Ruidkin funeral at St Patrick’s Church with mass. Patrick O Connor 16 died yesterday sister Mrs Hugh O Connor residence 19? funeral 9. Mass and interment Holy Cross.

Barry Thomas Barry Histate Wyoming Street St. Mary’ S Church Holy Cross Swift Sulla A. Swift Cal Birst Baptist Church Mount Moriah R Margarite Riegger Mande Farity South Arizona RUST Margaret’ Helle Jane Talley St ‘Summit Atreet St John's Episcopal Chturch Servnes Blachiston

M J Walsh Ind Adopts Waterproof Vehicle Insulation

M. J. Walsh Ind promotes waterproofing for autos with magnetic and battery protections and extended exhaust and intake pipes. A car driven through five feet of water would only show the radiator tip and seats above the surface.

Chicago Tribune

Relief Fund Subscriptions Left at Standard Office

For the relief fund subscriptions in cash were left at the Standard office last evening for flood and tornado sufferers. A little girl named Nick Spa contributed a sum to aid those affected.

Standard Nick Spa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Erter Idaho Street St. James Anaconda Pacific Rocker Inva C. O. D Schoo Ile AF Kennessys Ilephone Butterick Hosiery Speciali New Everett Ansonia Magnis TR. Towson New York Ye MC J. A. Goodell Charles Puchler Billings Motor Car Undertakers Larry Duggan M. J. Walsh East Park Street THE Relief Fund Frank & Reed Phillips Whips Daly Mount SforHai Corness Sherm Sherman & Reed East Broadway, Butte Joseph Richard
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