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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1917
Page
9
A large crew cleared rock on the thirtieth floor of the original cavern to reach the stope where Angela Bucally and Fred B. Rowe were buried Thursday afternoon. It may take 24 hours or longer to enter the passage. Rowe's family in England was notified yesterday.
Two miners were found dead in separate city rooms last night. Both deaths attributed to natural causes. Sack Harrington, 35, was found at the Stockholm hotel and Joe Kelly, 45, at 20 North Dakota street. Coroner likely will deem inquests unnecessary.
P G Hardy, long time Park Street store employee, defended himself in police court and won a dismissal of a wife beating charge. He refuted allegations by wife and sister-in-law, stated he sent groceries to his wife and children during a pending divorce, and urged the court to condemn falsehood. Judge Whitty dismissed the charge.
ACompile of church notices from Butte Montana lists Mountain View Methodist Episcopal, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Central Presbyterian, Unity Methodist Episcopal, Silver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal, Grace Methodist Episcopal, Mount Bethel Methodist, Immanuel Presbyterian, Christian Church, People’s Community, Wesley Chapel, Italian Methodist Episcopal, Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal, Lowell Avenue Methodist, and St. Paul’s Methodist. Each entry notes service times, sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth leagues, and special features while inviting all to attend. Includes ministers George David Wolfe, John G. Ross, and others. locations span Meaderville, North Main Street, and major streets.
The Butte public library will be open today to receive books and to serve readers in the reading and reference rooms. All patrons with books checked out are urged to return them promptly to complete current inventory.
Portland restaurants and hotels on May 4 began printing ham and egg on menus instead of ham and tags as food prices rise. For the same price, customers now get one egg and a smaller ham portion versus two eggs and more ham before the rise.
Stockholm reports Herman Lagercrantz, former Swedish minister to Washington, has left Stockholm to seek a special appointment with the United States amid fears Washington may embargo exports. The note underscores Sweden’s concern over possible U S embargoes affecting trade.
In Judge Lynch's district court last night a jury after two days of testimony returned a verdict for Joseph Nevin against William Lapash for 3100. Nevin sued for 2500 over losing a thumb in a saw accident at the defendant's wood yard. Wanted good high class salesman to sell stock in Hot Springs Hotel company at Sunnyside. Address D. Mont.
Detectives storm a room where no gambling was proven and witnesses claim fear of the landlady. Men fled through windows as officers forced the door, saying they thought authorities or the landlady were entering. Dan Lewis, a key witness, was absent in court as detectives failed to present gambling evidence.
Bill Walters known across Boulder and Butte as a recruiting helper for the Navy wins two enlistments. Charles Miller of Boulder and Allen Roberts of Great Falls join, aided by a decorated Renault delegation bus. Walters himself is rejected due to age but vows to continue recruiting to oppose the Kaiser.
General Manager Creden outlined plans as unwatering of the Nettle shaft by Anaconda caused draining of the nearby Hibernia shaft. The ad reads in a weeklong run, with prices and values constantly changing, signaling cautious business.
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