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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
4
J Rehetse departed for Letovia while advertisers seek a retoucher and piano ads from Orton Bros stir local commerce. Various visitors from Helena, Spokane, and Twin Bridges, births, travel notes, and business listings populate the page with short notices from Butte.
Witness Irvied Lilmaelf testified in his own defense as Fried faced a white slavery charge. The defense contended Fried’s story contradicted key witnesses, with details about Spokane and Butte, hired tickets, and alleged conversations. Other statements touched on Susie, Grace Bede, Rita Smith, and the “Cat filly” incident, with cross examination questioning the reliability of prior testimony.
The Columbia Gardens season opened with a dance in the grand pavilion despite cool weather. Handsomely decorated hall featured moss baskets and a central electric fountain. Jenten's orchestra provided music as several dance parties took part in the announced program.
The new Everybody's Shoe Store at 190 West Park Street Utne offers a modern, extreme price range. The shop promises a large selection and a welcoming atmosphere for customers.
Birth announcements note a May 2 birth to Mr and Mrs Dennis Murphy of 30 West Copper Street. Dennis Murphy is a Montana legislator. A Montana chemist at the Butte smelter left for Wen dell and a copper range project is cited. Traylor and daughter from New York travel home from California with Gertrude Titus accompanying them to Helena. Word reaches that William B Ward, former British consul in Butte, is recovering in London after injuries from a winter bus incident.
Local hotel offered for sale showing yearly revenue around 12000 dollars. Listing notes address at M. M. MASS and routing advertisement placeholder. Details may require direct inquiry to obtain full terms and location.
A garbled roster-like fragment lists multiple personal names and towns such as Lewiston Missoula Helena Livingston White Sulphur Springs and other locales. The text resembles a street directory or passenger list with numerous misspellings and incomplete entries.
At the circus grounds in St Lawrence the St Lawrence Stars and the Franklin baseball team will clash for what they claim is the juvenile championship at Butte. The game begins at 28 oclock and a large youthful crowd is expected to cheer both teams.
An arrest at the Pacific depot involves Aguinaldo’s cousin amid a tangle of romance and mistaken identities. A Filipina tied to Aguinaldo speaks English, and a white man alleged to be her lover faced questioning with documents suggesting a love story that led to detention in a city station. The article traces a chain from San Francisco to Oakland and Sparks, Nevada, ending with police statements and a marriage license claim.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Joseph Gallagher at his brother Daniel Gallagher’s residence 403 East Broadway. Services followed at Sacred Heart church. The butte miner died after three days in hospital of pneumonia leaving a wife three children three brothers and two sisters. Helena Nav 2. Dr Edward F Mac Uinn of Butte was named to Montana State Board of Health succeeding Dr C LT Pigot of Roundup while Dr Dan J Denolue of Glendive was reappointed. Adv announces new Everybody’s Shoe Store at 139 West Park Street offering footwear for all.
A fragile narrative recalls a girl spared cruelty, receiving dinner and work in a changing plant after leaving a harsh setting. She describes moments of care from Scully, a rare kindness at a time of upheaval, and a plan to reunite with a borrowed token in a tumultuous period marked by arrests and unsettled loyalties.
In Boulder on May 2 several months of farming talk gave way to a social evening with small prizes won by Mrs. Frank J. Dean and Mr. W. J. Bewrdslex. Edith Pean and Frank McCarthy received guest prizes, Liz Hahn returned from Cardiner, and visitors included Mrs. Nolity Pacy Marrington, Mrs. Guy Jameson, and Prof. B. E. Toan soon to move to Dillon for a high school principal post.
Miss Mabel Haynes county superintendent Miss Julie Knutzen and Miss Maude Davies of Helena will attend a civic entertainment Friday night where Miss Knutzen will play the violin and Miss Haynes the piano. They will also give a second performance Saturday night in another venue.
Chicago reports twenty seven cars entered for the Indianapolis Memorial Day auto race with entries closing last night. Only twenty four cars competed last year and among the entrants are seven European cars with five to be driven by foreigners.
Lethbridge Alberta May 2 President Clon Stubbs of the United Mine Workers of Western Canada tendered his resignation at a district No 1 meeting here today. The resignation has been forwarded to headquarters at Indianapolis.
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