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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1914
Page
5
Local market advertises shoulder and rib mutton chops priced at tob and tb. Lincoln steaks are also listed in the sale, showing a range of meats available at East Park Street store.
Tuesday night at the gardens grows into a midweek social with dances expected to attract many patrons. Cars bring attendees to the door and the pavilion offers comfortable shelter despite rain, making the event appealing on a wet night.
Colonel Buckets, famed for praise during his appendix operation at Rutte emergency hospital, shows signs of improving. Bets have circulated in sporting circles on his recovery, and he has promised a wager to a believer. A special nurse tends him as friends plan a return to the Antie track when ponies race post.
John Verlinden and Sophie Be Linz obtained a license and wed at Fudge Mc Clernan's apartments. Tess Joyce and Margaret Joyce were set to marry Thomas White and Thomas Collins respectively. Other licenses issued included John Tarelthere with Pauline Keller and Bar Henrath with Donar Wilson.
State Auditor Keatings forwarded 1387.72 to City Treasurer Shovlin to credit Batte Fire Department disability fund. Total due 2054.66. current appropriation insufficient to cover claim, balance to be addressed in a deficiency bill next legislature. Funds sourced from fisheries industry.
In Judge Lynch's district court a jury awarded Mrs Laura J Waters a verdict against her husband Willan Waters over ownership of a pawned plano. Waters argued the plan was for their daughter. daughters sided with the mother. The jury ruled for the woman amid the ongoing separation and her earnings running a boarding house.
Warkington reports an appointment soon to fill the surveyor general post after Jerome J. Locke’s resignation. Several applicants contend, led by Bob Lindsay of Butte, a noted engineer. Word from Helena and a letter from Senator Walsh fuel hopes Lindsay may secure the position.
George M. Southworth sought to adopt John Walter Berkey 10 Francis Hangs Berkey 7 and Joseph Edward Berkey 6 after the mother Lydia Southworth consented. William L Kyle represented the case as attorney. The judge approved the adoption in a court session with the mother and stepfather present and smiling.
The annual spring reunion of the Butte consistory began yesterday and will run four days, closing Thursday evening with a banquet. All members and visiting brethren are invited to attend. Signed, THE COMMITTED.
A meeting of the South Side improvement association is scheduled for Tuesday evening May 26 at 8 o'clock in the South Side Methodist church. The notice emphasizes important business. Secretary J. B. Ateman signs the brief notice. Also listed are Mainsprings 44 watch cleaning 91 40 and a one year guarantee. Mayor is identified as a manufacturing jeweler at 29 West Park.
The Rexroad discussion at a Butte ministers meeting condemns Sunday saloons and dancing, favors athletic events and home gatherings, criticizes circuses and cheap vaudeville, and urges moderation and screening of theaters to curb moral decline amid a push for cleaner Sunday entertainment.
A San Francisco musician F A Daurenheim praises Akos mineral water as a remedy for sciatic rheumatism and other ailments. He reports relief after three weeks drinking and full restoration for work after a month, claiming benefits for lumbago stomach issues and more.
The speaker argues for higher quality cultural entertainment in Lyceums and Chautauquas to foster taste and judgment. He warns that communities center too much on amusement and cheap attractions, and that supporting better entertainment will cultivate a better public in the long run.
Jake Pingus proprietor of the Tuxedo Cleaners is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Murray Hospital. He expects to leave the hospital in about two weeks.
Washington May 23 the wiprenta court today affirmed the conviction of Marita Campo owner and Kaluy editor of El Renaciamento a Spanish newspaper in Manity on charges of criminally aiding Dean C. Worrester former secretary of the Interior in the Philippines
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