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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
14
Coats offered for children with prices to $3.50, now $1.95. Selection includes pongee or snepnerd types with bias trim and embroidered scallops in sizes 2 to 6 years. A special note promises a tan inter for mothers with daughters wearing size 12 to 17 years, in fine linen and white dresses.
A complete upholstery section now offers expert upholsterer repair services on all kinds of furniture. They accept repair work and can build to custom designs including shirtwaist boxes and davenports. Automobile cushions repaired and slip covers made to order.
In Silver Bow county a mandamus case seeks to compel City Clerk W A Willis to issue a certificate of election to John D Wilson for the Fourth ward vacancy caused by John Hawke s death. The dispute pits socialist Driscoll against non socialist candidates with council deadlock and mayoral rulings shaping success.
A Q and A discusses a double steal outcome and base running rules with base runners touched on second. It notes the runner from first is out and explains bases occupied cease to be held only when the batter becomes a base runner. Also answers where Calamity Jane died and is buried, stating she died at the Calloway hotel in Terry in 1903 and rests beside Wild Bill Hickok in Mount Moriah cemetery Deadwood. It mentions radium ores in Utah and Colorado and the difficulty of extracting radium from carnotite and pitchblend.
The notice outlines Arbor day observances with a second instalment on Saturday afternoon weather permitting. A Boston and Montana band concert is planned for Saturday and Sunday afternoons, followed by society night and an open audition in the evening.
Anaconda iron molders lodge announced a community dance to be held this weekend. The event aims to raise funds for local charitable projects and features music and refreshments for members and their families.
The city of Butte spends about $2440 annually to run an employment office that matches job seekers with employers at no cost to either party. J B Savage heads the office with Mrs. G H Edmunds as clerk, and they note many seekers also pay private agency fees. The office, existing eight or nine years, has placed thousands of men and women in work in Butte and nearby, including domestic help, and urges patrons to use public rather than private agencies to avoid expenses. The market for help is about equal, with steady employment and fair wages for competent workers. the article endorses the city's role and highlights public service value.
The community extends sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of a woman described as kind and affectionate. Her loss is noted as a deprivation to the community as well as to her relatives, highlighting her sterling character and valued presence.
The Great Northern will install dining cars on trains between Butte and Lewistown. Service begins today with breakfast first meal. Train No. 21 will depart Butte at 8 am and reach Lewistown at 7 39 pm, returning at 8 am and arriving back at 7 35 pm. Six cars total including observation cars retained. A helper engine and crew will start from Butte and be maintained at Clancy for the operation.
Arles Martin, the youngest deputy sheriff in Montana, was discharged from Murray hospital after six months. He was shot twice during a duel with two outlaws who terrorized Dillon. He will walk with a crutch for weeks as his left leg regains strength. One bandit was captured, another fled into Idaho during the chase. Martin’s mother stayed at his bedside throughout his long recovery.
George L. Walker notes copper holds at 16 cents lake and 15 1/2 cents electrolytic with quick shipments at 15 cents. April deliveries reached 164,058,564 pounds, the largest on record, shrinking domestic surplus to 75,549,108 pounds. Foreign demand remains robust with April exports near the record, while stock declines support continued consumption. banking concerns hinder stock movement.
The Linen Section promotes Friday specials on 20x20 all linen loom dice napkins with silver bleach priced at 2.75 per dozen and 68x68 German linen pattern tablecloths with silver bleach priced at 3 each.
A physician writes that Eckman's Alterative cured tubercular neck glands in a girl without surgery and reports other personal gains. He claims the remedy has proven effective in bronchial asthma and other bronchial affections, urging readers to contact Eckman Laboratory for evidence and a book.
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