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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
5
An early 20th century advertisement touts the Mint Cafe on East Park Avenue offering sanitary, up-to-date kitchens with a lunch counter dining room and private booths for ladies. It promises prime meat, fresh milk and vegetables, delicious pastry, and easy private party service, inviting inspections anytime and listing phone number 782.
A promotion claims Q EAN Hair Color Restorer darkens hair without dye. It states even gray strands become full and healthy after several shampoos. Ready to use with no mixing, available at Smiths Drug Store in Anaconda and Newbro's Drug Store in Butte, with mail order offered.
Frasson Riccardo and Holmes notes indicate funerals to be held at local churches. Madden John J aged 95 died at home and funeral plans set for Sunday morning at 10 30 from 908 East Third Street to St Peter's Church with requiem mass.
The funeral for rhomtas Clucas will be held at the family residence on East Firth Street this Thursday afternoon, then to the Methodist church for services conducted by Reverend Erseck at 2.0. Clark A. Green, 72, died at 613 Page Commercial Avenue last evening. Funeral details to be announced. friends are asked to omit flowers.
Norwegians marked May 17 with ceremony in A Hall last night celebrating 102 years since independence from Sweden. Over 300 attendees joined Sons of Norway Daughters of Norway Norwegian Templar lodge and Norwe gian Singing choir with a 12 member committee directing events and refreshments. The program featured piano, vocal and instrumental performances including Miss Earth Juul and the Barnekoret with pieces like Fram and Federland, ending with unison songs.
N. J. Mershon president of the Granite County Automobile and Road Association visited Anaconda yesterday to drum up interest in the first spring session to be held in Philipsburg Tuesday night. Enthusiasts from Anaconda already plan to attend the meeting.
Mary Walsh and Toha Mackin were married in a solemn ceremony at St Pauls Shore officiated by Rev Father A R Coopman. Mina Tuchseherer played the organ and sang while Mrs Mackin wore gray chiffon and Miss Walsh wore picture hat with pink flowers. A breakfast followed at Turf cafe and the couple will reside at 603 East Fourth Street after June 1.
Miss Fthel Lyons daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Lyons and Lyman G Goidwell both noted Young people of Anaconda wed in a quiet ceremony at 6:45 yesterday morning officiated by Rev Father AR Coopman. A wedding breakfast followed at 424 Cedar street. Attendants included Miss Irene Ly mse and J Mistiner. The couple left for a brief honeymoon after the ceremony.
Clarke A Green a resident for 24 years and railroad man died at his home 618 West Commercial Avenue at 7 30 last night. Born in Michigan June 2 he is survived by a wife and four daughters Mrs Rowe Dayton Alpine Ore now Anaconda Mrs Richard Wood and Mrs Harry Gates Minneapolis and Mrs J Clements Anaconda two grandsons a member of the Smelter Men’s Union Funeral services Friday at a time and place to be announced plans and specifications for enlargement of St Paul’s church bids open Tuesday evening May 23. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
In Bridgewater South Dakota a special vote yesterday approved opening a municipal saloon by 55 to 45. The election followed a regular meeting notice for workers and carpenters moved to Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at Carpenters hall under William Keig and William L. Stephens.
Pat Connolly from Butte will referee the Karll Kalember match at the A. C. HL hall. The big wrestler, a long-time Butte resident, boosts attendance on his first local appearance. Charles G. Smith of Portland has challenged Jack Taylor of Spokane and will back a further handicap once agreed. Both fighters are reported in good shape and a strong contest is expected.
Local listings advertise Empress vaudeville at the Margaret theatre tonight featuring Sullivan and Considine acts. The program includes the Yoseagys acrobatic troupe, Jessie Hayward and company in The Quitter, Kreske and Fox singing and talking, and Warren and Dietrick with an aviation-themed number.
Carson and Vick the convicts who escaped from the prison gang last Saturday were recaptured near Wisdom on Tuesday and are again in the state prison at Deer Lodge Warden Frank Conley retrieved the two men yesterday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Hermes will be held at her home 510 West Fifth street at 8:80 o'clock Friday morning with a requiem high mass at St. Paul's church at 9 o'clock.
A foursome contest will be played as an exhibition game at the Country club Saturday as part of the opening program. Willie Leith and Phi P. Carry face Er Barker and Sandy Leith in a match described as a clash of experts. Local visitors and prominent figures from New York are noted, with daily practice by local players ahead of the weekend events.
The report notes Austrian advances in the Tonale region and Tyrol with captures totaling 141 officers and 62 men, plus 13 guns and 17 machine guns. It mentions contested actions near Rovereto, Zexnatoria, and Sugana valley, plus heavy bombardments and aerial operations on multiple fronts, including American volunteers with the Franco-American flying corps. Additionally, it mentions Russian front activity, Turkish offensives around Diarbekr, and French activity at Doiran and Monastir.
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