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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1913
Page
4
A clearance sale offers rolls of French, Austrian, English and Japanese china in sets of six with bouillon, tea and coffee services, bowls, platters, trays, pots, vases, and more. Reg nar prices drop to half, with window displays starting Thursday and in-showcase viewing Monday.
Warher'd Hat's alp-Adv. New fall shoes. McLaughlin Coal Co. Ind. 2630. Rey your wines and liquors. Lisa's Delicacies. Yexen Bros. bankers. Taxicabs Tutto Cab Transfer Co. Ind. 114. Agents wanted to sell desirable real estate. Mrs. Leigh Swan's home from a visit. Born Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Joan Julyet. Various local arrivals and departures. The Clothery ad. Miss Pinrence Ridenbaugh to visit next week. For quick sale, list property with Butte Landahs Investment Co. 19 West Granite. Baker, Oregon Short Line agent, in Butte. Mrs. Mary O'Rourke and daughter to visit California. Ethel Monts of Spokane visiting. William Boom to visit Los Angeles. P.O. News Stand ad. Mrs. A. J. Warm visiting. Mrs. Carl Niscler returns from Lewistown. W. C. T. U. meeting postponed. Joseph Bertogno sails to Turin. Travel highlights of Lavell and others.
Miners and others to view the body before funeral services for John C Adams. The service at St John's Episcopal Church will be led by Rev C B Chaplatn. Pallbearers include intimate friends. After church, rites proceed to the Masonic temple, Richards' undertaking rooms, and final disposal at Ashuns 24. The body may be viewed today by sundress.
The Pallbearers for the funeral include George G. Helmett Leonard King Meri Hrueger West Colne tyne James McQuay Pennsylvanis mine Joseph Richards East Cornea inline Edward Renouard Badger late nine John Atedrews Sliver Bow Belmont mines CLL Berrien Mountain View mings NY Norris Tramway Honorary pallbearers Kaley John Giliv Clautlee W. Goodale H M Sales 14 O. Ivana B W Dumflies Toh O'Neil Thomas Hl Mtelell George B foul thrap Charles J. Kelly D. Gay Stivers Eugene Carroll Missing Acama a daughter $8 ex recto hime today fro California Will northe Tuesday Adams of Seattle and W. Wo Adiins of Qukland Cal will not attend the funeral.
Residents report escalating outrages during Hallowsen period with property damage windows fences telephones and insult language. Youthful gangs target homes and even involve young girls as victims. Police are urged to stop the hoodlums or residents may take action themselves.
A Butte couple George A. Jarendahl and Ale Athing wed secretly since September. The ceremony was by Justice of the Peace J. C. Cot and witnessed by James T. Witzgerald and James P. Mernedy. The secret came to light yesterday as the city learned the marriage and that witnesses were asked not to disclose details.
Harry Allen and Gwendolyn Avery Ware were married by Justice John Shea in his office yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was witnessed by a few friends with Albert Rosen standing for the groom and Miss Hansehildt for the bride, both residents of the city.
Louis Honpfman and Nonah Cann, both residents of Tutte and WHE, were married in a small afternoon service witnessed by intimate friends. The couple planned a brief wedding trip of about three weeks before settling in Us city.
Miss Flin Crawley, county superintendent, completed the apportionment of 13728.07 from taxes and fines for the school fund. The distribution allocates small sums to districts including numbers No. 1 through No. 9 with varying amounts such as 19400.477, 72.99, 13.08, 23.82 and others, per the county treasurer’s record.
A fire at a rooming home on Lena and Colorado Streets caused about 20 in losses yesterday noon. The fire alarm led to rapid response as flames spread to the room before being brought under control.
From South South Durysonyan, the Rev C H Rexroad married Tolin Rodda and Nellie Surhray in the presence of friends. They reside on Diamond street and will be at home to friends. Trimmings shown by Myra Machonald et al were noted in a millinery display. A fire on Granite street caused five dollars damage, insured. Sliver Bowl lodge members plan a meeting to aid J C Adams’s bereavement. J Murphy and T Cody failed to appear before Judge Booker on vagrancy charges. Woman thanks friends for sympathy during illness and death of her husband.
Readers express mixed views on Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst being kept out of the United States. Quotes show sympathy for her cause and criticism of immigration policy, with residents predicting broader suffrage and noting differences between American and British struggles.
Fragmentary passage discusses Irish arrivals, English and Welsh influence, and debates over dollars and freedom. It questions how many departed, recalls those who fought and died for citizenship, and honors Mrs Panthy's plea for freedom amid a changing world.
President Wilson nominated Burton J. Wheeler of Butte Montana to be United States district attorney for Montana succeeding James Wolferm an. Wheeler was endorsed by Senator Myers and Walshaney and is expected to be confirmed quickly. The post pays 4000 dollars per year. Freeman had served long but a Democrat was deemed essential to hold the office.
The Standard of Fr y reports B I Wheeler of Butte was nominated by President Wilson yesterday for United States district attorney for Montana. Wheeler and fellow Silver Bow lawyer Joseph Bitmard stood with Walsh during the Walsh faction fight, signaling potential future promotions for both.
Misa Minnie Berge sails from Butte to Gothenburg Sweden then visits New York before returning next March. V. Smith of Salt Lake arrives to handle Georg D Bangs remains who led at the local hospital Friday. Silver Bow lodge and visitors urged to attend funeral of John Colt Adams on Monday at 1:59 PM at the Masonic temple.
George W. Vinyard an apteist and Howard Breckel driver of a coul wagon pleaded guilty to offenses they faced when tried by Judge Teacher yesterday. Vinyard was charged with driving a automobile without lights and Breckel claimed ignorance that a street they aimed to cross had been closed for repairs. Breckel was arrested at Pav and Montana streets. Ady. for wallpaper bargains at Schat alein Palato. A better line than see shown at to antica rel 14 West Broadway.
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for peevish constipated children. It claims quick relief within hours, praises its taste, and warns against counterfeit imitations while directing readers to purchase from the California Fig Syrup Company.
The provisional program for the Moral Reform League meeting, announced by the Lenmittee, includes a Colley Public meeting at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. George D. Wolfe presiding. Sessions cover face gambling, prize fighting laws, White Slave traffic, organ transplantation, and Sunday closing.
Kansas City dispatch reports Circuit Judge Beardman ruled that Samuel Inman, a seven year old in Europe, could not lose control of his business after he divided his local factory interests equally among his three sons. The decision framed as exceptional and noted potential future disputes over ownership.
Oct 18 Prince Alhart of Manage stopped in after a hunting trip and attended a clinic at Mercy Hospital. He then left for Lon to visit Br dont, Wilson, Abort the. He plans to go to New York, stay a few days, board his yacht, and sail to his distant principal.
The Sodom district No 1 of Silver How county will sell all timber and building materials of the old Washington school. For details apply to the foreman at the building. Tacoma, Wash. Cel 18. Reynards Wood, a former member of the Helena hasenatl team, writes from Cordova that one sixth of Shisha stampers died on the last leg into Meeflar Thy, near Tsreil gta elec Wood, just out from Shue shanna.
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