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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1916

Page

10

Landlady fined in Williams estate final accounting

Andrew J. Davie, special administrator of the Rachael Williams estate, reported total receipts of 621,154.82 and paid large sums to relatives. The Henry Williams claim remains unsettled, and Davie waives compensation. Separate note: Ella Miller fined $50 for sanitary violations at 619 and 682 South Utah Avenue. ongoing disputes with health officials continue. Fourteen men held on a Sagraney charge. one man fined for building repairs. others jailed.

Andrew J. Davie Rachael Williams Davis Onlu Henry Williams Willams Vachael Willams Henry Williams John Martin James Pentally Alice Williams Georgianna Williams Eila Miller South Utah Anue Health Department Mer District Butte Portomee Counery Bennett Block Bar Park Street Frank Baldue

Conroy Sues Hamilton Over Property Sale Commission

Am W Conroy sues Jonn Hamilton in Madison County alleging a contract dated April 10 to locate a buyer for $5,000 with a $500 commission. He claims Hamilton sold the property himself on the 24th of the current month, skipping the buyer Conroy found, and seeks the owed commission.

AM. W. Conroy Jonn Hamilton Madison County Hamilton

Juvenile Court Proceedings At Judge Donlan Chamber

Juvenile matters were light in Judge Donlan’s court. One boy faced a theft of rabbits charge, another case was postponed a week to pursue a second suspect. Two boys were charged for truancy, their mothers present. One mother claimed her son was sick and had good reports, with an agreement to attend school or enter industrial training.

Donlan

Principals Pay Fines as Players Are Released

George Hataorn and Steve Popovich with Tom Jones faced Judge Donlan after a gambling case at Popovich place. Pleading guilty, they paid 250 dollar fines each. County attorney dropped charges against Andy Tullich Fred Magnusen Mike Yokien Joe Levos Mark Black and Orge Sebena due to being minors unable to meet bonds.

George Hataorn Popovich East Butte Donlan Yester-Day Steve Popovich Tom Jones Andy Tullich Fred Magnusen Mike Yokien Joe Levos Mark Black

Wardall to lecture on Esoteric Christianity in Butte

Seattle lawyer and editor Max Wardall will speak at the Unitarian church in Butte this evening at 8 15 under Theosophical Society auspices. He will discuss separating truth from falsehood in Christian teachings and promoting occult ideas free from charlatanism. Wardall acted as Seattle mayor in 1910 during a cleansing period and is national lecturer for the Theosophical Society and editor of Esoteric Christianity.

Max Wardall Seattle Butte The Theosophical Society Wardall

Odd Fellows Memorial Service Set for Sunday Afternoon

Memorial services for Independent Order of Odd Fellows members in Silver Bow county proceed Sunday at Fidelity hall 58 West Broadway at 2 pm Grand Master W H Goodland presides Rebekah lodge members meet Mount Moriah cemetery Sunday at 10 am to decorate graves Program includes remarks openings prayers solos duets memorial address and benediction by local clergy

Independent Order of Odd Fellows Silver Bow County Fidelity Hall West Broadway W. H. Goodland Rebekah Mount Moriah Rev. J. M. A. Papa

Cleland Visits Butte Returning From Coast

A.M. Cleland Northern Pacific general passenger agent was in Butte yesterday en route to St. Paul after a three month coast trip. He noted improved coast conditions with resumed timber business and better steamship space though war shipments to the East continue. He cited Seattle freight space easing and more ships available, amid ongoing heavy war-related cargo.

A. M. Cleland Northern Pacific Butte St. Paul Cleland Tumber Pacific Seattle East

The Family Adviser Advertising Message Analysis

The ad adviser discusses newspaper advertising impact and timing. It promotes well timed, planned ads to influence buyers and invites manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising for guidance and questions.

Bureau of Advertising American Newsyper Publishers Association World Building New York

Stomach Trouble Claims Many Fatal Ailments

A fragmented vintage medical notice warns stomach trouble causes stones cancer ulcers auto intoxication jaundice appendicitis and other fatal ailments. It touts a so called wonderful remedy said to cure stomach diseases and urges readers to be convinced by the advertised cure.

Robinson case vacated as court pauses trial date

The second trial of Harry Robinson on complicity in the Murray bank holdup was not begun June 12 as planned. Judge Don Jan vacated the setting at the defense request to accommodate Maury Robinson’s Dillon case, with County Attorney Canning urging an early trial. The next possible date, depending on juror availability, may be in fall. Frank Thompson faces a murder trial on June 12 in place of the Robinson case.

Harry Robinson Murray Bank Don Jan H. L. Maury Robinson Dillon Robinson Maury Silver Bow County Robinson Cas Dillon Cas Donlan Robinson Cn Frank Thompson de Tela

Virginian invents hand track to lift heavy objects

A Virginian devised a hand crank system enabling a single man to hoist objects weighing over 1,000 pounds. Reports note innovative lifting capability and its potential range. Wireless interest in Italy includes a long distance telephony link between Rome and Tripoli over sea routes.

A. Virginian Maimum Rome Tripoli

Indigent Widow Faces Hard Struggle in Juvenile Aid Case

Judge Dontan's juvenile officers probe the care and funding for a widow with three young children. Her son, sick with an eye condition, is receiving hospital care. She shows a $88 weekly bill covering two horses, board, and medical costs. If added to the county dependent child list, she would gain $20 monthly. Two other widows with children were added to the list yesterday by Judge Donlan.

Dontan Tom Tess Donlan

Song Service Sunday at Trinity Methodist Church Cen terville

The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church of Centerville will hold a special song service Sunday evening for Memorial Sunday. Led by W H Johns the choir, noted for excellence in Hutte, will perform hymns and anthems including Make Haste Man to Live When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Nearer My God to Thee and Mozart’s Gloria Twelfth Mass. Paul Rodney to sing Calvary and Jerome to conduct Come Unto Me.

Trinity ‘Methodist Episcopal Church of Centerville W. H. Johns Hutte John Fawcett Calvary Paul Rodney Jerome Mozart Gloria Doxology Ben Aietion

Lynch wife urged to report over neglect plea

Mrs Dan Lynch told by Justice Doran to report to court if her husband fails to support her and their child. Hynel pleaded guilty to failing to provide and received a three month county jail sentence with a stay of execution. Dan Will to work and care for family per court order.

Willams Davis Supreme Court Rachael Williams Mr. Davis Williams Scott George Williams al Llamas Minner Irs Davia Witlins

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