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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented 1910s era item with scattered notes. Mentions include parcels of business ads, coal company references, railroad and travel mentions, local residents traveling to Springfield and Chicago, university-bound students, and club garden committee notes. The piece reads like an assemblage of classifieds, society blurbs, and personal notices from the Butte area.
Sept 11. Stephans Beaty of Hopkinton appears in Merritt court seeking appointment as custodian for multiple Missouri mining firms including San Francois Lead, Potosi Mining, and Totosi Lead Mercantile. The entities operate Jacob Day mines in St Francois County and a St. Genomite Mains corporation with a noted $1,000,000 Missouri cancer trust.
An agriculture department expert travels to the extreme northwest corner of China on a mission tied to countering serendiary threats and assisting in a complex matter related to potential United States involvement.
Marie Thomas sues George Thomas for cruelty and desertion, seeking a divorce and child custody for Doris aged 2, plus $100 attorney fees and $30 monthly support. Augusta Welmer also seeks a divorce from Bel Welmer after he deserted her for another woman, with no children.
Margaret Winslow daughter of Mr and Mrs Winslow a rancher near Whitehall grows up riding. At eight she handles a pony with ease performing bareback stunts and spurs on a spirited horse. Her sister Ethel also rides and shoots with a lariat while their father accompanies them in town. They plan to parade for the Whitehall County Fair with events around Sept 14.
Judge Roeder warned that the first offender for scattering paper will be fined, amid a public cleanup push by police and health inspectors. At O Neill's Silver Lady on Hast Querysérest a charge of improper ash can waste was heard, while Mel Erickson faced a milk fat content violation and others fought gambling and disturbances across downtown.
A social night at Columbia gardens promises a final series of dances as patrons flock to the big closing event. The notice urges attendees to bring their partners, enjoy pleasant conditions, and make the most of the remaining entertainment before the season ends.
Reports say Hugh Whitney, alleged outlaw with alias Joe More, may be imprisoned in Idaho for horse stealing after a pursuit across Montana and Idaho. Investigators in Idaho and Montana scrutinize rival names of Whitney and his companion Albert Lesler amid a string of robberies and a fatal shooting during the chase.
The closing dance of the season at Columbia Gardens in the big pavilion will be one of the largest and finest events of the year. On Friday night September 19 the proceeds benefit canal suffrage in Montana. Decorations will be yellow and white with many flowers, and the Butte Equal Suffrage Association plans a harvest home atmosphere.
Broadway store advertises grocer prices and meat specials with electric loan agency note and contact S5-Addy, Indiana.
A local display at Roucker's on West Tark Street features new headwear starting at $2.50. The exhibit stops a prior plea attempt and highlights the store's latest fashion offerings.
Chief Murphy spotted money and a paper exchange at Sheety Joll yesterday as Charles Clark, 25, was arrested on a race betting charge. Clark posted a $25 bond and was released. Activists planned formation of a debating team to challenge in the late championship this year.
Tokio reports the death of Director Moritaro Abe of the Japanese foreign office on September 4 after sustaining wounds at sink. The postminious appointment as minister to Belmuma provoked notable editorial reaction from Tekig newspapers amid the travels of Sept. 11.
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