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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
5
Superintendent Downer and Montana delegates discuss school lunches at the upcoming congress in Buffalo. Arguments focus on nutrition improving academic work, discipline, democracy spirit, and community cooperation, with emphasis on supervising meals and the link to domestic science education.
The Apollo Musical Club plans a fall rehearsal Monday evening at Geran Hall, with the choir meeting at 7 13 PM and the chorus to rehearse at 7 15 PM. Members are urged to attend and ensure the entire program is prepared.
Disposition notes several federal cases including Katonderson versus Oregon Bhork Line Waddwings and Ke Wo Sinker, with adjournments and upcoming dispositions. Mentions Grorge Porsy Une aiding Northern Pacific, Whiskey introduction trials for Arun and Austin Seri Call, and multiple United States indictments across diverse charges.
Andrew Aho drew a fine as police court proceedings resembled a chaotic show. The judge pressed sentences on multiple offenders including Jim Dlyeatly and Mrs. Driscoll in a tense session filled with warning, suspensions, and verbal admonitions.
John Drew presents The Perplexed Husband a light comedy by Charles retinal featuring Jota Drew and a seasoned supporting cast. The plot follows a man returning home to find his wife entangled in misunderstandings as amusing complications unfold. The show has drawn acclaim in New York with a strong ensemble including Mary Uebind Hubert Bruce and Altee Lehm.
The police court case of Goldie Berger and Jon Troup against Househall Furniture was postponed for two weeks. Judge Booker had been served with a temporary injunction preventing him from hearing the case and ordered it to be heard in Judge McClerman’s court on May 26 to show cause why the injunction should not be made permanent.
A long court transcript details claims of vindictiveness and a request to end further prosecution after a verdict in the district court. Attorneys for Mee Hutden urge the case be terminated as justice is satisfied by the verdict, urging no further action or revenge.
The Sullivan and Considing organization debuts a bustling vaudeville bill at the Empress featuring The Pradhan Girls, The Bive Pchelors, and Whiteface and Blackface comedians Wilbert and Kenedy. Strong specialty acts and art tableaux promise lively variety and broad appeal this week.
Marian Smith faces police court this morning for possessing a quantity of beer in a restricted district resort. Sydney Chreen, charged with carrying beer into the same resort, was also arrested. Detectives Wits and War Orden and Officer Cuslek brought them in.
An old age health ad extols Cassarets as a gentle bowel aid for seniors. It argues bowels soften with age and must stay active, claiming the tonic works while you sleep and costs 10 cents per box at any drug store.
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