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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
19
Doctors lawyers and other professional men can buy from the famous Royal tailors of Chicago. A consignment of uncalled Sutaway and English walking coats and vests, all tailored to order, range from 38 to 44, made of wool, with silk faced varieties. Prices from $28 to $40. While they last sale offers coats and vests at reduced prices.
The Kimberly Montana Gold Mining Company of Jardine sold its machinery real estate and personal property at sheriff sale. William R M Hutchings of Chicago bid 65000 for the lot while 15000 bids were rejected and 435000 bid to avoid redemption. The purchaser’s representative Isa Chen Slanders. Reports note mines had been idle years. Livingston May 27. County Attorney Vali Smith revoked Davidson’s liquor license after gambling conviction at Hunter’s Springs resort.
At the high school open house visitors toured manual training and domestic science shops, heard student performances, and viewed sewing and craft displays. Mayor Duncan, Trustee Margaret Rozsa, and teachers spoke on education, self control, and future social programs as students demonstrated shop work and musical numbers.
A notice lists Fine Ask Lawter Hows located at 120 West Granite Street. The entry appears in a local business directory or legal notice section of a historic newspaper, indicating an address reference for professional services.
An audience at the Presbyterian church in Bozeman on May 27 heard a report urging local support for the second annual Christian citizenship conference in Portland, Ore., June 8 to July 6. Rev. G. G. Bennett presided with talks by W. E. Harmon, R. J. Cunningham, and J. M. Hamilton. several local preachers were absent.
The body of Dan Dunn was transported to Anaconda for funeral services at Knights of Columbus hall. A mass will be officiated by Coopman at St Haelock church. Family members, including Mrs Dunn, plan to attend with local friends, and the funeral is in charge of Anaconda union No. 255 with Knights of Columbus involvement.
William Waters of Mullin House awoke to find coroner and undertaker by his bedside after a hoax prank. The door showed signs of forcible entry and Waters woke angry, noting no real injury. A suspect was arrested and faces a misdemeanor charge in a justice court.
Mrs Maypiauenmene aged 1 wi and her husband conducted the Stevens block and died yesterday at a 16 1 hospital after a short illness. She is survived by her husband and three children. The funeral will be held this afternoon at the rest south fence of her son Joseph 634 radio street Col.
In a Butte court case James McMillan versus the Street Car Company a verdict favored the defendant after seven minutes of jury deliberation. The jury stood 10 to 2 for the defense with names listed among those voting for and against. Judge McClernan presided, and the trial concluded with an appeal action noted for a separate case.
Special dispatch reports Twin Bridges Montana has long lost tax credits due to misallocated payments. Heavier taxpayers were listed as county residents, depriving the town of tax funds for bonds funding waterworks and a proposed sewer system. Officials seek county credit correction to restore funds and adjust bond figures, with about 1000 to 2000 dollars at stake.
Kalispell May 2. Continued rain renders it a question of hours until the Flathead river will be out of its banks. In 19 hours the stream has risen five feet and is within seven feet of overflowing at many points. No loss of life is feared, but crops would suffer serious damage if the river overflows.
The article notes skepticism about cars fading from popularity as youths favor the roller coaster at Columbia Gardens. George Forsythe says the roller coaster draws teens just as autos once did, with the pavilion area buzzing for Decoration Day weekend. Forsythe offers belt buckles and waists to visitors, as the summer season opens amid concessions and social events.
The American plan includes meals and lodging with the room rate while the European plan charges separately for meals. A la carte means meals chosen from a menu, table d hôte is a fixed sequence of courses for a set price. The article contrasts these hotel dining formats and notes pricing implications.
Mayer's advertises low prices on graduation presents urging shoppers to compare before buying. The notice mentions a money back guarantee and Park Avenue location. A separate obituary notice references the late person McARTY and lists funeral arrangements in Weare with interment in California.
John P. Loughridge died Sunday night at 55, born in Town, moved to Montana in 1882 and Bridger canyon in 1901 where he lived. Survived by wife and four children, including Mrs James Patterson of Lima and Mrs William Dutton of Hastings. Attended by relatives from Nebraska and local family. Services conducted by Rev. Thomas A. Ray as regular pastor absent.
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