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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
10
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The Yogo mines in Pergua county are owned by an English syndicate and all sapphires are sent to Holland and Tangier for cutting before sale. These American sapphires are highly prized in Europe with demand up 60 percent and prices for large stones near 65 dollars per carat, down to 10 dollars for smaller stones.
Community notes from Butte list Moyer buggies at Gradys and rent pining from Orton. Local shops advertise stylish clothing and a variety of medical and professional services. Dr. F. G. Helne and Dr. A. H. Gleschen attend office blocks, while Phoenix blocks host several physicians. Southern hotel opens, Harney’s place promotes first-daca ins, and Goldberg’s sample rooms invite visitors. Marriage license issued to Charles H. Goodman and Frances S. Gundry. Also mentioned are local unions, dances, banking staff, and magazine offerings at the P. O. stand.
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Gregory Thompson faces charges from the county attorney for creating a disturbance after allegedly using Meaderville sidewalks as a race course on Saturday night. He defied warnings and landed in jail. McIntyre is accused of wife beating in Walkerville, with the complaint filed in Justice Colligan's court. Rizzea stands charged with assault and disturbance, accused of choking the Schiller boy and threatening the mother. case sent to Justice Colligan for trial.
The State Bank Examiner Hay appointed the Miners Savings Bank and Trust company at 46 West Park Street as the legal reserve agent for all state banks of Montana. The funeral of Frank H. Hughes occurred this afternoon at 2 at the family confreence 714 Bonth Me asley with Rev E O Tilburn officiating. Sullivan funeral held at Patrick Walsh residence 707 North Montana Street this morning at 9:30, proceeding to St Patrick church for high mass at 10.
Burt Marsh faced two informations in district court, charged by County Attorney Murray with robbery of Henry Bell and with a felony in an attachment proceeding. Bail set at 21000 for robbery and 5000 for the felony, Marsh pleads not guilty and asks for a speedy trial. Lawyers Donkin and Gries appeared for Marsh. bonds posted by J. G. Bailey and D. B. Bigourney, and Marsh released.
Sheriff Larson returns from Forsyth to investigate the death of Martin A. Cole of Butte, a laborer who had moved to western Dawson county seeking work. Cole and Otto Snyder were in a dugout shack when the roof collapsed, Snyder escaped but Cole was fatally crushed by a heavy ridge pole near the Van Dusen ranch at the head of Band Creek.
The ad claims access to the latest fashion, asserting close ties with style centers and prompt knowledge of new trends. It promises to present Bouttie style to discerning New York Broadway dressers for upcoming season demand.
Old Butte court records reveal a divorce granted to Mary Mogish from Woglish Mogish after she left him for another man. Judge Brown condemned the affair as desertion and non support, with testimony detailing letters and separate households. The narrative then notes a trial in Judge Donlan's court over gambling at a Milwaukee saloon and ongoing injunctive school district matters near Mesderville.
Foreman Clifford reports cattle ready to move to the Bummer ranges in the Madison valley. He warns larkspur, a dangerous plant, grows abundantly and can poison cows after rain. Prompt herding and crude surgery prevent losses. Prospects for the cattle industry look good with ample feed and hay on the Madison.
Charles Tt. Lane returns to Butte after a long East trip and reports severe cold throughout the region. He notes Denver as the coldest stop and contrasts it with the milder, year round climate of Butte.
The notice lists weekly excursion tickets for regular trains along the river from Tongest Divide to Orexon Short Ling and return to Maiden Rock, Melrose, and Qlann with dates and sale times Saturday 4:05 p.m. and Sunday 3:15 p.m. Good returning following Bronday. Wilson, DF, & Pal.
At a semi monthly Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting in Bolige, plans were laid for a United States Bazaar to fund an office and revive welfare work. Proceeds will back a national goods sale featuring on sale articles from many states. The May 1 central venue is planned. shipments from branches continue to arrive, and a life of Genevieve Spaulding was reviewed.
A Missouri elf is advertised tonight at Brousrng as a good entertainer. She reportedly shares a story about a stout plot and an interesting acetic situation.
A fragmented ad from Mayer's at 22 West Fork touts cheap carat and three-eighth carat white diamonds with discounts. It claims best prices in town, promises to beat robber’s profits, and links a ten day sale to other stove items at one quarter off, though excludes diamonds.
A shopper asks at a west side car for a pound of fresh nut loaf. They specify English and black walnut varieties, preferring black walnut, and request delivery at 11:45 this morning.
In Warer Court, John Doe pleads for leniency over a $5 fine after admitting buying drinks and swilling alcohol. The judge, noting miners and carriers, warns Doe and remarks on labor roles, while several drunk defendants, including Driacoti and Driacolt, are dismissed with warnings after a fracas with escorts.
Rev A Oliver of Mt Bethel church Walkerville Helena attends Wesleyan University board meeting. Plans for the new school year outlined and faculty to be elected. Oliver and other Methodist ministers join Helena district conference at Claney.
A valuable Scotch collie owned by James Orton of Orton Bros. was found dead on a dump on East Galena street. The dog was reportedly killed by a poisoner, and the owner, who is in Boston, has yet to learn of the loss. The dog was praised for intelligence and is the second pet lost to malice in recent years.
The notice lists Western Pacific lines effective October 21 with trains 101 163 103 107 westbound and 2 104 108 eastbound. It notes connections with OMA and G N railways at Silver Bow and Dutta, and specifies train numbers 196 102 103 113 165 469 on signals. Departure and arrival times appear for Butte and Anaconda stations.
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