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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
12
Pot roast items advertised with price per pound and two pound saver specials. Lean shoulder roast and beef cuts listed with generic details. Free gifts offered to sustainers in exchange for purchases, including tea coffee coupons and assorted balcony displays.
Supreme Court reverses lower court and orders a new trial in a dispute over land strip along Alabay Street held by the city as a public way. The decision clarifies that a full decade of open adverse possession does not automatically vest public rights and that title may revert to the owner unless a public dedication is proven.
Mrs Brasier, wife of Raber Byasley, died yesterday at her residence 2 Baskleemont street after a brief illness of pneumonia. A longtime Butte resident born in Toronto, she was active in the First Presbyterian church and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Five children survive, with funeral plans to be announced as arrangements were to be made at Mount Mariah Cemetery.
Mrs M Rochester aged 78, longtime Butte resident, died of indigestion at her Kentucky home in Bowling Green. She had lived with her husband until his death four years ago. Survived by eight children including Nesbit John and Albert Rochester, Mrs Anna Pillsbury of Butte, G M Coombs, Julin Rochester, Ras Rochester of Bremerton, Mrs Jon C Norvells of San Diego, with all children present except Pillsbury at death.
Judge Robert R. Henderson in Cumberland Maryland ruled that election supervisors must place Mrs Grace Koontz of Midland on the November ballot. He said Maryland grants women civil but not political rights and that the supervisory board’s duties are ministerial, not judicial, so they cannot deny the bid for county treasurer.
A short notice from TR West 1 Street announces a sale to clear space for larger stock in men’s and children’s fall and winter footwear. The shop lists all sizes and colors, inviting customers to shop now while stocks last.
Interior finishes are on sale with very low prices for this week. Stain finishes, $4.69 per gallon. Poor patty, $17 per gallon. House points, $1.55 per gallon. Mis week at exceptionally low prices. Sold at 1 Broadways Avenue.
Miss Amanda Pfeiffer was named city special police officer at 1:29 PM yesterday by City Clerk W A Wilts. She will focus on safeguarding boys and girls, visiting dance halls, parks, and amusement venues, to deter youth from trouble and assist those at risk.
In the district court judge Lhedury presiding the jury found for T C Jackson. Joseph Stiver failed to prove slander claims dating six years back. Plaintiff sought 25000 dollars alleging terms branding him a horse thief damaged his good name and reputation.
Debh B. Haugap a noted platform orator humorist and temperance speaker will arrive on Hutte Saturday and give two lectures The first Saturday evening at 8 o clock and the second Sunday evening at the Norwegian hall on West Copper street
London Oct 13 The will of J Plergent Morgan was probated here today. His British estate totaled 9899 dollars, with government death duties estimated at about 950 dollars to be paid.
A central jury trial unfolds over Mrs. Min South vigilante loss after a fire torn her home and business. insurers seek $2,000 plus coverage while the plaintiff claims the total loss exceeds policy limits amid multiple related actions. Attorneys argue about executors and administration while several other cases await court action.
James W Johnson a colored man of 316 South Idaho street was jailed for shooting within city limits after a domestic dispute. His wife, Algo colored, wrestled the gun away and escaped unharmed as officers intervened. The couple, married about four months, had a quarrel that led to the incident.
A Chinese pedestrian named Slow was arrested after a horse he was driving bolted on Mercury and Male streets striking Lee Vigos, a boy aged about twelve. Witnesses say the animal was unmanageable from the start. Reverend Mt.dtioff of St Mark's Lutheran church plans to attend the German Lutheran conference in Kalispell. The church service next Sunday will be conducted by Revs Ms Tratiing.
A London based Minerals Separation company sues Butte & Superior Copper in federal court seeking a permanent injunction and damages for alleged use of a patented ore concentration process without license. Judge Bourquin set a hearing for November 4 to show cause why the injunction should not issue. prior related actions inform the case as the parties claim assignment of rights and ongoing infringement affecting the Seperation plant in Butte.
A police court hearing recounts a scuffle involving M. J. Burke and a pet bulldog. Officers Yorath Gilbert and Tucker restrained Burke after he resisted and caused a disturbance at his home. The judge refused a kill order for the dog, Burke was fined.
Washington reports reveal that over 3000 Methodist ministers in the United States work year round for less than 500 dollars annually. The Methodist Women's Home Missionary Society opened its thirty-second annual meeting with concern over this low income. Treasurer Mrs. H. Thompson of Cincinnati placed receipts for the year at 901,622 dollars while President George O. Robinson of Detroit condemned a Florida law barring whites from watching blacks and negroes from leaving whites.
The Hutle Bawa Suffrage association will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon in the Fagles' hall to consider a slate campaign plan and urge every member to attend. The ladies also plan to visit Anaconta soon to organize that city for the suffrage cause.
Charles Brannigam once stood as a prominent figure in racing circles noted for his bold plunges and a reputation for flair. The report recalls his prominence and the impact of his gambling-era activities on the sport.
A man arrested by Detectives Walte and Van Orden near the Hutre Anaconda and Pacific station pleaded for a chance to go to Juarez. In police court yesterday he received a modest bail before awaiting further proceedings.
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