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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
4
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Community notes list fall shoe listings and Adv notices for rent planes from Orton Bros. various residents travel to Helena for state fair and Sunday visits. Local stores, grocers, and electricians advertise, with references to coal pricing, taxis, and Moltonan meetings. A busy week features church services, open-air gatherings, and attendance at fairs.
Milwaukee announces new service to Spokane with a direct route from Milwaukee via connecting lines. Tickets will include through cars and coordinated schedules to connect at intermediate hubs.
Davis departs Butte aboard a westbound Oregon Short Line train after authorities conclude self defense in the shooting and he seeks safety and business ties in Rochester Utah. General Warren and Lyon arranged transport. Chief Murphy and county officials say no charges. Davis criticizes public violence and notes mining interests and future plans.
The COLISTEM OFENS announces opening at 8 o clock for the season with Tuesday and Thursday to Saturday nights. The hall will be elaborately decorated with new features for patrons. Special favors nights promise entertainment and a draw for Cofiruim patrons during winter. The management invites the Mackg ptth for his Setanday evening at the ATT tan avenue.
The Barnes King group reports a sharp stock rise to 1.80 amid news of a sweeping purchase after a thorough investigation of the Megan Gloster properties. Directors expect to clean up the North Moccasin mine by November and reinvest profits into further extensions. The Piegan Gloster group, located in Lewis and Clark county near Marysville, includes multiple adjoining claims and mills as exploration continues.
The 26 mile Power to Choteau spur on the Great Northern line from New Rockford North Dakota to near Java Montana is completed and open for carriage. Great Northern officials say service has begun and local shipments will start soon. The eastern section runs from Montana to Glendive along the Yellowstone River.
Mrs Matteson dies in Salt Lake City after travels to Denver and the lake. Councilman Matteson of Waterville and her husband, an engineer at the Georgetown mine, mourn her passing as friends relay telegrams of the loss. Interment expected today as family attends distant travels.
The Union Stars defeated the Raven Sluggers 7 to 4 at Wallerwide grounds to cap the season in a ten team league. Kea and Tosnik started for the Stars while Hanley and Wieming played for the Sluggers. Shea contributed a home run as manager of the victorious club. Other teams in the circuit were the Walkervilles and the Corra Derraces.
Authorities pursue leads in the Vaughn murder case as city and county crews intensify efforts. A $2,000 reward draws many volunteers, with officials warning against public speculation while focusing on solid evidence to capture the suspects.
Coroner reports Joalah Vippett’s death resulted from self-inflicted wounds with a razor as he slain himself after family strife. Witnesses include Mate Fucker and Pinpett cousin of the loan man. Edward Pippett described a worsening health condition and winter prognosis before the tragedy.
Report describes a serious incident at the Tule-Mex Mine with several workers injured and authorities holding critical care. Names and exact roles are unclear, but two individuals are noted among those affected as investigators assess the scene.
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