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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
The principal branch office of the Standard is at 1% Hast Broadway, Fulte. Independent telephone ads and advertising rules are furnished on application.
The ad promotes buying diamonds on installment terms with options to keep or replace items as arranged. It touts the lure of manageable weekly or monthly payments, claims to beat trifling expenses, and promises low prices from twenty to seven hundred fifty dollars with a guarantee customers get value for what they pay.
Local notes report a flood of ads and short notices including retail sales such as leather goods and footwear, travel mentions, and service ads. Magazines list people moving to Salem and Sweden, hospital updates, a fatality from intracerebral hemorrhage, church events, and improvements to streetcars. The tone mirrors a busy daily bulletin with assorted community items and business promotions.
In a curious local pageant, Hannah is kept from a Sunday wedding as Mitchell abandons plans after gaining a new partner. The clerk flags missing license details while Mitchell declares his inability to live with Hannah, and Deputy Lewis relays a dramatic license reversal, ending with a blunt public note. South America note closes the fragment.
Miss Johanna Sullivan, 38, of Gray Rock Terrace, a recovery from a six day ordeal in the foothills north of Nulo, was found by rancher Frank Vognacels and sheriff deputies. Exhausted and disoriented, she survived with help, shoe damage, and exposure, aided by watchers, and is resting with pneumonia risk minimalized.
The April report by city health officer Dr Carl Torst records 102 deaths in Rutae for the month. Among causes are 66 from general diseases, 16 heart troubles, 11 pneumonia complications, 8 nervous and digestive issues, and 12 mining accidents. There were 12 tuberculosis deaths and 39 quarantined cases. The emergency hospital treated 3 cases. contagious diseases caused one death.
For 1st Washington district voters May 7 a four minute executive session set the senate to refer the nomination of George W Guthrie democratic state chairman of Pennsylvania and former mayor of Pittsburgh as ambassador in Japan to the foreign relations committee. Chairman Bacon will call a meeting of the committee to report Guthrie's nomination and it is expected to be confirmed shortly.
A Butte court notes a deputy clerk Harry Orumim died Monday night and a memorial adjournment planned for ten days. The Masonite Fraternity offers $1,000 for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for the shooting of Tarry Dente and Edmund Thomas on May 5.
heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Joseph John Rogers. appreciation for floral offerings and to the Wakefield World War memorial, Northern trainmen, and Rev Air Rhodes. from Mr and Mrs R Henry and Miss Mary Coulter Ady.
The Lotus Ball will be held May 21 at Columbia Gardens Pavilion. The event aims to be a premier social gathering of the union with six couples dancing as part of the program.
A murder case against Thomas F. McMahon advances next Monday with a insanity defense planned. Witnesses summoned include Drs Schuldsar Toonsullivan and Taber. police say McMahon drank earlier, left with a gun, and returned to kill after an altercation at a hotel where he allegedly took nine dollars from a friend.
Arson charges filed in the Centerville blaze linked to Danns Grady of 42 Meay Grip terrace and Alyce paler of shorter addresses. Deputy County Attorney Flores Meyer described a fire loss of about 16000 dollars with ongoing investigations and potential witnesses.
Ad for women’s shoes and pumps promising comfort at prices around 3.50 dollars and 1 dollar, promoting a store at 150 West Market Street with emphasis on fashionable small women’s footwear.
William Newton, once noted for pilfering attention as a physician in Butte, was released from jail after accounting for charges of worthless checks. County attorney Hae arranged witness handling from Salt Lake, with state officials covering costs. Newton, described in a stylish Prince Albert coat, faced questioning about his losses and the origin of the checks. Kellipec, president of the Butte land and investment company, returned from Spokane.
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