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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
15
Mr Webb notes improved prospects for Sound country cities with Sound, Seattle, Vancouver, and Anaconda mentioned. He predicts robust growth, civic pride, and rising land values post Panama Canal, while Montana’s Bitter Root region earns praise and optimism for lasting prosperity.
An unsigned piece questions a Northern state editorial on a voracious correspondent and a ferocious beast. references a coyote in Big Butte, Helena views, and past city papers. It notes a Helena Papla absence and ends with a statistic on newspapers imported via Newchang in 1918 totaling 1918 tons valued at 73000.
A rambling column observes Butte civic pageantry and Miners' Union Day events, praises Walkerville as a thriving neighbor, and reflects on Indian crafts, male grooming trends, and Chauncey Olcott concerts. It blends city life, local suburbs, and cultural notes with period flavor and unsigned commentary.
The Empire Theater presents Pendleton Oregon’s last Wonderful celebration on today and tomorrow with matinees and evening shows. Spectators favor cowboy races fancy riding and bucking bronco contests shown in bright sharp film despite dangerous stunts and near proximity camera work. The roundup opening parade through the wild let er buck horserace is featured in vivid depictions.
Portland report notes Miss Florence Ray mond presents a clever ventriloquism sketch with three children in The Nursery. Wright and Clayton perform entertaining songs dances and patter. Tomorrow features The Broken Vow western two reel film by Cines Kleine. includes two dramas and a comedy. A controversial case of a girl married at fourteen and divorced at fifteen is mentioned.
Arbor day crowd expected as Columbia Gardens hosts a regular dance night with a special musical program. Mary Frances Sheriff wed Charles Mitchell McCoy of Butte at the bride’s mother’s home on Ewing Street in a simple elegant ceremony at 8 30 am. Rev Francis R Bateman conducted the service with Lobenkrin’s wedding march and Florence Fortune on plans. The bridal party included Court Sheriff Jr as matron of honor. Fred Sheriff as best man. The couple will reside in Butte after a short honeymoon.
Richard Lorena of the German consulate in St Paul Minnesota has been elevated to membership in the Knights of the Order of the Prussian Crown, receiving the Golden Cross as a token of recognition.
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