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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1913

Page

14

Slayers Sentenced Forty-Teveen Years

Alexander Atkinson was sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary for second degree murder of mining partner George H Caldwell in De Bor ia Feb 2. District Judge Dun fan imposed the term though age and circumstantial evidence framed the case.

Stancard Missoula Alexander Atkinson George H. Caldwell de Boraia Dunfan Atkinson Caldwell de Bor- Bla I& Porce Jim

Dancing Season at Gregson Springs Opens Summer Fun

Tom Duffy brings dancing to Gregson Springs with the Mineral Oni on hall hosting a big season. Five dances cost a quarter with popular prices. A Sunday and holiday train runs from Butte to Gregson and back, linking Butte Anaconda and Pacific lines. Special trains depart Butte Sundays at 8 30 p m return 10 30 p m and 1 80 Monday morning.

Tom Duffy Mineral Onion Hall Gregan Wuch Gregson Butte Anaconda & Pacific Tamty Anasonda Ameralea Adv

Flag Day Prompts Subscription Drive and Deals

The Standard 18 offers a year in advance flag subscription with a ten dollar down payment and choice of flags in stock. Flags available in wool or cotton appeal to loyal Americans ahead of June 14 and Decoration Day. Also noted are local events including a Butte baseball game at Washoe Park Sunday at 3 pm between Amateur and Red Men, and travel details from Anaconda to Gregson with trains listed.

Atmiene Cup of Butte Waseball Red Men Anaconda Washoe Park

Duck hunting not prohibited by new federal law

Ducks remain safe under a new federal rule still under study by the Agriculture Department. Scientists will assess migratory and insectivorous birds to determine extermination risk and set guidelines, but hunting remains good and existing seasons and bag limits apply.

Biological Bureau Department of Agriculture Depaiiment of Agriculture Department Fourtm Mathewson Congress

Local notices mix in Milwaukee tourist ads and visitors

A crowded town page lists theater ads at the Mint and Schutz shows plus visits by Milwaukee Parker and Torin figures. It notes callers from Seattle Denver Butte Missoula and Spokane with business and social mentions and ads for goods like pianos ruber hose and paints.

Copper City House Dresses Featured at $3.29

Advertises women's house dresses in percale and gingham at 3.29 with claims of excellent quality and stylish fit. Emphasizes value for today.

Local items and visits fill Anaconda notes

Mary Flood visits Butte to see friends Dr. Pearl Stoltenberg and Beaudry block. George Raynor of the Northern Pacific Railroad arrives from Butte. Mrs Emmons suit against Munger settled out of court. Memorial Day aviation meet efforts and sheriff’s official trip noted. Royal Highlanders prepare social. Sheila Spencer visits from Great Falls. Infant funeral at St Peter's. Alder Street Stars win 8 to 3. Plumbing board changes. Royal Highlanders host president arrival. Two bungalows planned at Main and Sixth for HM G Coy and Mrs Catherine Kets. Mortgage deed filed for Georgetown townsite. Ahearn teaches at Bowen schoolhouse. Frank Peterson sells Show Storm claim rent.

No Grand Stand Planned for City Common

Owing to objections of property owners the grand stand seating for 1,000 at the southwest corner of the Common has been abandoned. The building sub-committees of the Fourth of July defense have revised plans to erect bleachers instead, protected by a high woven wire fence and backed by tight boards.

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Summer Band Concerts Considered For Anaconda

A mayoral committee contemplates funding and organizing summer evenings with the Anaconda band. The plan envisions one or two concerts weekly on the common, financed by the city, and has broad public support.

Juvenile Ball Game Ends In One Run Victory

A local juvenile baseball game ended 15 to 14 with the Victorious team led by Robert Healey Patrick Skelton and Joe Gallagher. An umpire participant was among the players and no extra players joined the field after a brief interruption. The alleged losers were James Gilmorton Alex Voyer and Bob Reardon.

Robert Healey Patrick Skelton Joe Gallagher James Gilmorton Alex Voyer Bob Reardon Delega

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