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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
12
A fragment notes a location on Har Broadway in Butte and references a principal branch. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a street scene or business site in the city. Further details are not captured in the legible portion.
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A collage of notices from Butte with addresses and names. Mentions Walker's Adv in Pampa and Oxford, Kent planes, Lisa's delicacies, Copinus Jess Perish Al Dirks at Great Falls Horn, Mr and Mrs Garland Bin, Yegen Bros savings interest, Camando and Mrs Kie visit cats, Le Hildebrecht in Helena, raincoat prices, The Clothery on North Main, holiday reading at news stand, Mar Nichols visiting Ines college, A J Johnston of Clark's bank and Sam leave Clark's Bear gulch for a few days, Mrs S M Johnstone leaving Seattle for San Francisco with son H M John and wife, 05 C Ford and KE Liebers visiting Helena.
Miss Shaw, Hughes and a harpist and pianist presented twelve numbers last night in the Auditorium under the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor. The program included vocal, harp and piano solos and readings and drew a responsive crowd. Shaw’s The Nightingale impressed. Hughes offered Spring Brunnen and Lucia Sextette encores. Evans excelled at piano with Chopin Op. 53.
At a recent meeting the Butte Liederkranz decided to host a moonlight picnic at Luna Park on a Saturday soon. Committees were formed and details discussed with plans for decorations transportation and child arrangements to ensure a festive, family friendly event.
Fourth class postmasters appointed in Montana today include T V Dusek at Brooks Fergus county replacing D Milne who resigned C Richardson at Pos jaris Beaverhead county replacing Richardson S Gabel at Smith Creek Dawson county and new offices for F Sandinka Warsaw Hill county FE Ostberg Heola Beaverhead county Emo GW gon Wason Dawson county new offices and duties noted in Washington May 29.
The article notes Rev C A Hopkins seeks a church pastorate change citing ill health and church strain while detailing his career in Arkansas Kansas and Montana He remains in Butte Montana and plans to stay despite health issues as discussions of parole reforms advance through state channels highlighting ongoing debates over guardianship and public authority.
Washington May 28. After consulting with Senators Myers and Walsh President Wilson sent to the senate the nomination of O B Densmore of Polson Montana solicitor for the new department of Tabor at 5000 per annum. Densmore was selected for this office by Secretary Wilson who he knew in Pennsylvania before moving to Montana. Montana senators told President Wilson they were entirely satisfied with the appointment and did not oppose the confirmation. President Wilson nominated Join as postmaster at Medicine Lake Mont.
May 29 in Superior reports indicate damage up to 200000 from a torrent that overflowed streams and wrecked property. Soo Line freight yards and terminal buildings suffered about 100000 in losses. Tracks of several railroads were washed out and the state normal school dormitory housing 73 young women was flooded forcing evacuations.
London May 29 Emmeline Pankhurst the militant suffragette leader has taken no food since entering Holloway and is said to be in a very weak state due to her hunger strike. Suffragette leaders say her release may come at any time.
Mrs William Rozsa Miss Mary O Neill and others attended the second performance of the playlet. Afterward they visited the dressing room and presented Miss O Leary with a bouquet. Two full houses praised the rendition, with audiences and friends of the author all expressing approval.
Hazeman May 29 Miss Nathalie Sackett graduates in June from the agricultural college and will serve as secretary to the Montana highway commission with duties in Helena. She is sister to civil engineer Charles T Sackett of Livingston and will assist with drafting and other secretary tasks. Billings May 2 Comanche citizens donate 430 to the county road fund with a further 100 promised as Yellow Stone County pledges match any community road effort.
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