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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
11
An old advertisement notes special sale prices on washing powders including Pearline Gold Dust Star Naptha and Mule Team Borax. Packages priced at 25 to 30 cents with several odd lots of laundry soaps on bargain counters.
Butte residents greet Jack Golden and his wife on a brief visit, praising the city as the best land and a center where money is spent well. They will appear at the Ansonia theater in a special act and film program, including The Widow's Suitors and The Vampire, with a matinee for ladies and a three-reel feature starting Wednesday.
Eureka California October 28 The board of health and physicians order all children under years old to stay away from schools Sunday schools churches and public gatherings until further notice as four paralysis cases are observed in the city. Also an advertisement notes popular music 10 cents per copy plus 1 cent for postage from Orvis Music House in Missoula Montana.
Mrs. A B Masters spoke to the Butte Theosophical Society on women’s movement and the need for equal moral standards, education, and social readjustments. She argued for independence, university access, and shared duties, warning against contempt and abuse in homes and society.
Judge James C. Sullivan aged 70 and longtime Butte resident died at his daughter's home from pneumonia contracted Friday. Survived by wife and four children, funeral Monday at St Patrick's Church. Sullivan rose from orphan in New York to master mechanic at several mines and served as police judge in 1900s. Naval veteran of the Civil War with commendations, later active in politics and community life.
Residents outside the city limits lauded the Boulevard volunteer fire department for its response at 1812 South Jackson Street. They credited the volunteers with limiting property loss and noted the city department arrived after the fire was nearly extinguished.
A vintage ad for Allen & Darnell Fine Tailoring offers suits to order at twenty dollars and complete fine gents furnishings including Boss of the Road overalls and digging shoes from Union label haberdashers at 207 East Park Street.
Dr C Witherspoon addressed the Young Men's Association on hygiene and physiology as the fifth in a Sunday after series. He urged laws to bar men with certain diseases from marriage and stronger penalties for noncompliance. He cited that a significant share of men in large cities carry disease germs and urged leading a pure life.
A starving one month old boy rescued from a lodging house last Sunday is improving at the emergency hospital. His mother Mrs Irene Lewis has received assistance to employment while Matron Scholard helps care for the child toward a normal life.
Melrose mourns forest ranger Harry Hungate killed Wednesday night stepping from a moving car on the flat. Relatives host the service with Rev Dr Ostrander of Ditton and Odd Fellows pallbearers. Burial at Glendale cemetery six miles from Melrose. An inquest was held this afternoon. Capital punishment was abolished in Italy in 1578, with murders rising 2 percent since then.
Two youths were wounded when a gun discharged during play in the foothills north of Walkerville. Charles Teter, 16, of Walkerville, says a boy named Belangi shot him after rival gangs gathered. He suffered a bullet wound to the left leg. Thomas Norman, 14, from South Arizona Street, was treated at St. James hospital for a hand wound from a rifle discharge.
General elections spread across Italy on October 26 with strong police action and some fatalities. Voters faced lines and arrests as illness weather kept many indoors while results were uncertain. Premier Giovanni Giolitti seen re elected with key cabinet members. other notable figures include ex Premiers and a former minister jailed for embezzlement. The race highlighted tensions between secular and Catholic factions across constituencies.
The mining metropolis cheers Mas Duffet-Bruce as she headlines a vaudeville bill in Butte. Her ovation follows a strong week, with Truce Duffet and company delivering a polished act. The Livingston Trio offers Pun in Mid-Air while Montie Brooke and Bert Harris perform witty patter and song. Empress Cope’s new picture adds to a strong program under conductor Lyle Bishop.
Tonight and tomorrow night the Broadway presents The Miracle in four parts and Kelly From the Emerald Isle with Barney Gilmore in the lead. The program features a lively moving picture bill with strong humor and cheerful situations aided by an excellent ladies’ orchestra and well chosen incidental music.
For those wallpaper bargains at Schat Bein Paint Co at 14 West Broadway. A better line than shown at Sc and 10¢ a roll.
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as a cleansing laxative that purges undigested food, bile, and toxins while avoiding harsh purgatives. It promises a 10 cent box, no griping, and a morning refreshment after overnight use, noting wide use by men and women and appeal to households and children.
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