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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
10
A strolling mix of notices from Butte records travel plans and social events. Mentions include Jim Christy heading to Sioux City Iowa, a meeting or event titled Tri day, and various residents leaving for Goldfield Spokane and Sault Ste. Marie. Also notes births, engagements, and thanks to neighbors for support after a death or illness.
Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR. The text references individuals Hannon Otson, Andra Benson, and Ny Tuati with affiliations suggesting Trego and Bukic, noted after a late afternoon event. Further readable facts are unavailable from the provided fragment.
A crowded event on Children's Day featured new records by children under 1 entered in finals. Monroe and Mel Kinley schools won the girls basketball title. city honors went to Ciarfeld over BL Palelek's school 10 to ? Audience reached about 2,600 children as events included a boy’s under 12 traveling rings contest where Little Wilton performed an outstanding ride. Contests and winners list follows with divisions and ages, highlighting the day’s festive athletic program.
The article lists numerous young competitors and officials in a crowded athletics program. It describes divisions for girls and boys across age groups from under 11 to 12 and older, with races, jewelry prizes, and boys athletic goods as rewards. Names such as Raebert Uromty and Pearl Davey appear among participants, organizers, and judges.
Fragmentary report notes the abatement of a mine fire, an unsealing inquiry, and a fatal accident at a shaft. Secretary of the Miners Union is referenced, with remains of John McSally described as autty, while the shaft remains hot and unable to be examined.
The County Superintendent Mart Burt and Mrs. Margaret Tiogan announced the results after reviewing eighth grade papers. Students from numerous schools including Imersay, Greeley, Grant, Arthur Hosenstein, Lincoln, McKinley, Washington, Five Mile, Holy Sagar, Sacred Heart, St. Mary’s, St. Patrick’s and St. Joseph’s passed. Several students from Webster, Woodinston, Basin Creme, Grant, McKinley, and other institutions did not meet the required marks but earned diplomas in some cases.
Police magistrate files show August activity with 14 detentions and numerous fines. The ledger lists outputs by ward and office, including bonds, cautions, and property seizures, with totals across categories and mentions of locations and officials.
A Chicago Examiner report details Montenes challenging former associates in a gambler dispute. He offers 10000 to charity and 300000 to Murphy if Murphy proves unfair dealing or links to alleged gambling crimes. Police chief McWeenny comments on the publicized charges and countercharges amid a growing public dispute.
County Treasurer Anthony Shovlin Nas was instructed by County Attorney T J Walker to proceed with assessments and tax collection against W S Corban and Julia B Tong following Supreme Court decisions. The cases trace back to former treasurers and involve property on East Mercury Street and royalties from the Goldsmith mine. The court upheld the district court, ordering taxes for seven years, and rejected similar injunctions against sale.
A garbled promotional piece touts guaranteed success in horse racing bets and markets Mayer sale of cut glass and hand painted china at quarter-off. It claims unbeatable tips and vital savings, praising home goods as desirable, though the text is largely incoherent.
An OCR fragment claims Montana Optical Co at 22 West Park offers fitting services and encourages satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. It mentions cash offers like $200 and $150 on “solid Hold Rinse” and promises grand fashion orders, though wording is garbled.
Butte Furniture Exchange on Main Street advertises paying more for new or used furniture and household goods. The fragment mentions items like carpets ranges and other home goods and claims higher offers than competitors.
A man named Tack Morrison pursued after a reported assault on a teenage girl near the Philipsburg Creamery. The victim described a yard scuffle and bruising, a warrant issued, and a posse dispatched to guard river forks as Morrison, tall with dark features, fled toward Rock Creek.
A Great Northern wrecker struck power cables at Braundhavsa crossing, pulling lines down from poles toward Columbia Gardens junction. Meantime Meaderville traffic halted for two hours as linemen repaired damage, causing congestion as crowds dispersed at noon.
Airs Kate Jistley, a resident of Butte, dies at home after a brief illness. She lived on an avenue and was 40 years old. Survived by relatives in Butte California Idaho and Kansas. Mass at Sacred Heart Church will follow a private funeral and services.
A disputed court filing accuses mayoral and corporate officers of Montane Inc of causing damages valued at 3125.00 through alleged improper funds actions. The case cites minority stockholders meeting at the courthouse with claims of covert agendas against the president and management.
The fragment mentions Mary Chars and The Presentation Seminary but lacks coherent events. It notes possession by an entity called Fope Plus 3X and hints at a rarity claim about another rosary. No verifiable outcome or date is present.
A early season opening is under way with hunters preparing for a patrol and plans to hunt near lakes and fields. Officials announced the DUGE season is in effect this morning as crews outfit gear and set up scouting and safety measures.
Fragmentary OCR describes Margaret Wogan selling a park and blocks to Margaret AidorRot, with mentions of MIO CIT Comar and other unclear entities. It notes a roundtrip fare from Riartis and a train departure, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Nonsense ad copy advocates Gasgarettes as a natural laxative for all households. It touts vegetable laxatives as gentle and non irritating, claiming daily use with candy tablets to maintain interior cleanliness. The piece mocks harsh medicines and urges regular single doses.
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