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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
4
Fragment from a Butte newspaper advertising text listing address 17 East Streetway and telephone numbers 421 and 142. Includes notes on independent telephones and services such as advertising and tales furnished on application.
A collage of items from Butte including names of travelers and destinations such as Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Anaconda. Notices of births marriages and visits appear alongside ads for cigars clothing and baby days. Several residents plan coast trips and transitions to New York Queenstown and Antwerp with family events and local business references scattered throughout.
Mr and Mrs McGraw were arrested in Great Falls by the sheriff. A county attorney complaint filed two weeks ago charged them with larceny for collecting rent on a rooming house in the proprietor's absence, totaling about $40. Sheriff Mike Dunn planned to return with the prisoners.
Yesterday was ladies day in the police court as judges and spectators observed a quieter, more decorous session. Breanne Gh and May Clark faced charges for disturbances and beer in ap apartments, with fines imposed. Rebekah Krigdaat and May Clark each faced additional allegations, the court warning others about decorum and penalties.
A translated fragment records a legal dispute involving Aflivo WN and Werte as lawyers consider a derailed plan. The text includes garbled phrases about a detainee and a duration linked to a court process, with unclear names and dates.
A Remington demonstration will be held at Butte Business College featuring Parker Wrndgow, Murry C Spitbuan, and G. Wartens. Demonstrators, including renowned typists from New York, will perform on the Remington Typewriter before the student body and local business leaders.
Narratives describe heavy storms causing floods affecting West Onouxdills Linn Win and Missoula regions. Rivers rose with washed bridges and disrupted services while residents faced rising waters and evacuation risks near Saltese and Saltaes. Local officials warned of ongoing danger as weather persisted.
A garbled report describes a militant suffragette linked to a staged scene in a play titled The Dictator. It mentions a young, admired suffragette and a senior class chant among boys and girls, with references to school life, slang, and a raucous cheer.
A local city dispute centers on Dwyer who held a position once and was pressured by Mayor Duncan. The exchange includes calls for accountability, investigations by police and court actions, with factional tensions and threats of further legal steps.
Silver Bow club men entertained visiting railway officials from Chicago Milwaukee and 8 Pun who were in the city en route east after a leisure business trip. The luncheon pleased hosts and guests as the party traveled by special train from here to see Butte. The program featured speeches by Charles Wel lox Eugene Carrell Charles BE Sein lavnie Hetie Isremer and others.
Memorial day events announced with a program including a prayer, benediction, and readings. Speakers named include Mrs Pritchard and Mr Meeke as part of a town observance at the hall, with processional and ceremonial elements noted.
A Wednesday night dance at Lina Park drew a large and happy crowd despite rainy weather. The evening featured a regular dance program with special efforts toward the comfort and enjoyment of the dancers.
A fragmented report describes debates over suffrage events, theater charity, and protest tactics. It mentions Leremain oritard bens pedis in Ure and a play fundraiser with mixed reactions, noting tensions between supporters and opponents and a Nickel Plate official visiting Butte patrons.
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