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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
10
Police search for Oliver McDonald who led J. E. Bryson’s dairy ranch. McDonald, last seen Friday at noon, reportedly took $40 from fellow workers after leaving the dairy job. Rumors identify him with Another surname, and inquiries are ongoing about his whereabouts and status.
A notice informs subscribers that operators will be instructed to ask for numbers rather than names to improve telephone service. The policy update is effective immediately for Mountain Stores Telephone and Telegraph Co in Anaconda.
A spoof or feature review notes Patil at Fowl Laramif depicting long-ago western conditions and native hostility with authentic costumes and weaponry. The program highlights The Flying Switch and The Tender Hearted Crook as strong dramatic pieces, with Damascus and the ruins of Gan Bel shown in travel footage. The ten movie program repeats tonight.
Ernest Jackson married Miss Mary Allee Keaney in a morning ceremony conducted by Father Cnopman. Marie Conley served as bridesmaid and John Keaney, brother of the bride, served as best man. The couple departed for St. Louis on the morning train. An advertisment notes housewear items at Tucson's, the White House.
Anaconda eleven loses 32 to 0 to Montana State College in Bozeman as Kelly breaks through with a 70 yard run after a 30 yard pass reception for the only score in the third quarter. Jolley and Connor rush in the first half while Carr adds a two point conversion.
Local items advertise upcoming meetings at W C Wi and Adv Macatros, plus Adv Porn skillers at the Mint. Hats, pianos, ranges, photographs, and millinery featured at several stores. Notable names include Mrs Fagan, Miss Kennedy, Vermilen’s Ads, and Copper City. Saint George I McGen noted in city. A football practice by James Moran’s team and Pythian Convention attendees mentioned. travel and business updates for Anaconga, Wisdom, and Butte. Continuous sales, rooms, and housing notices appear with promotional pricing and payments.
An assortment of social and business notes from Anaconda including visitors Melvin and Mrs. Mark Jing from Portland, Albert Black of Be Laval Separator in Chicago, and a batch of local engagements, church society meetings, and a missionary event. Football news from Creighton University is reported as well as hunting trips on Georgetown Lake and a women’s auxiliary meeting for the Presbyterian church.
Secretary J. S. Gilmore recalls an 1882 Mahoneys division Philadelphia Reading scenario where a locomotive and five coaches met on a single track and both trains could pass each other and continue with their original engines and cars. The anecdote drew wide attention in eastern papers.
Four reels of animal pictures presented at the Imperial under J. C. Rawlings management feature unique wildlife scenes including a wild buffalo fight and wolves. The program aimed to educate natural history enthusiasts. In other items, Leon Maerrick and Milas Ottle Lutz from Anaconda married yesterday in Butte, attended by local guests.
Court adjourned after the state closed its case against Hakla charged with dynamiting Ash In Georgetown. Anita Mackulu Hadla and others are being tried separately on the same charge. Witnesses testified seeing the blasts and later fish removal, while defense denied involvement. Lawyers prepare further arguments. jury could hear verdict later today.
The funeral for Pranic Logan Tundral was held yesterday from One Gunily residence at 410td Street with a requiem high mass at St Peter's Church. Interment followed at Me Carmel cemetery with attendees Dan MeCarthy W J Gallagher Ed Corrigan Charles Gallagher Bernal Quigby and James White.
Julian Hawthorne and Dr W J Morton were released from federal custody after serving over six months for violating the postal act. Hawthorne plans to pursue literary work in New York on departure day. He described prison treatment as kind though food was bad and noted mutiny over food weeks earlier.
Twenty inmates in the stone shed stopped work about two months ago due to food issues. Hawthorns and Morton were sentenced May 2 to one year and one day, but their terms began at arrest four months earlier, shortened by good behavior. Hawthorne’s record in prison aided fellow inmates and he contributed to the origin paper as a valuable counsel.
Report from Thomasville claims Dorothy of Knoxville died Oct in a Boning house after her bed was found with damage. Police say autopsy found a bullet in the skull and believe the body was used by a male assailant for defense. The death is now believed to be suicide.
Readers submit ailments from sinus issues to thinning hair and weight worries. Dr Lewis Baker Olive prescribes powders, tonics, and tablets, touting cures for constipation, catarrh, dandruff, nervous weakness, and obesity, with shop names and home remedies.
An obituary note from St Louis reports the death of Chevalier Ritter Etienne von Scanavi in Vienna. His wife was formerly Mrs Nettle Harris of St Louis. He served as Austrian commissioner to the Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The couple wed in Vienna in 1991.
Champilen farmer Urban G O Sul livan arrested today charged with murdering William Laery whose bullet riddled body was found in a field near Urbana Saturday. A sum of money said to be missing. Liverpool reports ten passengers injured in a collision near here between a local train and the Manchester express. rear coach shattered.
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