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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
17
Judge Donlan granted Marilda Normandeau a divorce from Joseph Normandeau after she described repeated beatings, kicks, threats, and attempted harm including throwing a chair and boiling water. The couple married in Butte on February 15, 1906, with relations deteriorating until her eviction on April 22.
A Mary Pickford led photoplay praised for heart interest and realistic conflict. Tess sibel Skinner leads fishermen against smugglers and wealth, with vivid scenes and endearing heroine traits. The reviewer lauds the production as effective and growing upon analysis.
The Weiningers of Flat River Missouri aged 70 write to attorney J H Griffin asking him to locate a $1000 life insurance policy their son took out for them and to learn if his body is properly buried in Lemmon South Dakota after he was shot and killed. Poverty prevents bringing the body home. The son let the policy lapse when due.
Krank D. Maxwell window decorator and Harry J. Warren advertising manager of M. J. Connell company depart for Chicago New York and eastern cities to study latest window decorating innovations. Maxwell will spend a week in a New York department store en route visiting his father in St. Louis and the pair plan to be away about four weeks.
I. M. Wheeler vice president of the Hennessy company and Elizabeth Earls were married in Philadelphia yesterday morning. After visiting eastern centers the couple will return to Butte by mid June to occupy their newly furnished home at 316 North Neth Excelsior Street. Wheeler is a leading Butte businessman and the bride is a noted social figure and golfer who won last year’s Northwestern women's championship.
Second performance of St Lawrence parochial school entertainment drew full house. Sisters and Father Batens praised pupils for operetta and drama Erin's Vision depicting home life in Ireland. Cast included Puck, fairies, dolls, sailors, and 16 boys in various acts with solos and gymnastic pieces.
Deputy collector Prof C H Moore said notices will be sent to all taxpayers who filed returns. The notices will state the amount due and require payment by drafts on or before the specified day. Notices originate from Salt Lake City where W C Whaley, collector for Utah Montana and Wyoming, maintains the office.
Mr and Mrs Ed pene faced Justice Shea yesterday denying charges of beating and brutality stemming from a morning altercation at 2105 East Park. Two complaints were filed against them over the incident involving Ference Melsune and Anne Tumnbully.
San Francisco May 14 The Idaho building the first state pavilion at the Panama Pacific Exposition to be finished was dedicated today Idaho Society of California aided the ceremonies Joseph H Hutchinson former lieutenant governor of Idaho chaired the event Maj Fred R Reed Idaho s commissioner to the expo gave the dedicatory address Frank R Coffin Idaho s first treasurer spoke The Idaho flag was raised by Mrs A H Boomer wife of an Idaho pioneer
In Stockholm on May 14 the Crown Prince Gustaf Adolphus of Sweden may travel to San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific Exposition. He intends to go to the United States unless his father’s health or Sweden’s political situation intervene.
Dr. C H Horst city physician completes a school by school sanitation survey for Butte Wal kerville Centerville and Meaderville. He will present findings to Mayor Duncan next month with recommendations on ventilation fire safety drinking fountains and sanitary practices.
The Butte group of women opposed to women’s suffrage plans a 2:30 PM meeting at the Unitarian parish house to form a formal anti suffrage committee. Officials from the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage inspired the move, and attendees are required to enroll and openly declare their stance.
A shipment of poles for the Milwaukee Street Railway electrification between Three Forks and Deer Lodge will reach Three Forks tomorrow. Electrical engineer Ru Becuwkes confirms the first five carloads. Construction crews will begin erecting poles next Monday, starting at Three Forks, with crews assembling there and distributing poles along the right of way.
In Pasadena California questions arise about sea level status. The only known below sea level location is the Saltense about 80 miles away where moisture is absorbed underground.
Mrs Laing and daughter and sons An nie Lang of South Montana street Wave plan to sail tonight for New York and then Scotland to sell their old home May 21 and visit England. They depart with many friends’ good wishes.
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