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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Stegferd is located at 10 High City Street Missoula. Telephone number 418. Advertising rates available on application.
Missoula reports a statewide drive to fund the Odd Fellows Home endowment. The board plans construction this summer with a 20 acre site offered and a $72,000 fund already raised. Subscriptions may be immediate or payable over five years to ensure the home’s future security.
An advertisement extols Nature's Way and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant Pellets, and other preparations. It claims alcohol free extracts from native roots like Black Cherry bark and Golden Seal, promotes COPD and throat cures, digestion aids, and general health restoration. It invites postal requests for a free medical authority book from Buffalo, NY.
A compact note questions why tea tastes good or bad and hints at a quirky riddle about tea mastery. It mentions obscure names and a playful line about payment and a colorful beverage puzzle.
A local pharmacist advertises a tonic to relieve rheumatism blood disorders and kidney fatigue. The mixture combines fluid extract dandelion and compound kargon to be taken after meals and at bedtime, with an old folk claim it can add years to life and prevent illness all year.
An unreadable excerpt lists several names and titles including EMP President Jorn Fave Becrelary AES ANSarte RD Rh Il Goodman Vandrew Los Ellen Burton Yala Sithy Mary Wait. It reads like a partial roster or signatory fragment with uncertain context and attribution.
Judge Webster signs a divorce decree in the case of Carrie A Tulinghast versus Charles Wv Th Hoghast alleging extreme cruelty and threats. Water right suit of George Slo cum against I A Swanson and others closes after weeks in district court with testimony from upper Ble Black country residents. Clerk Hemp grants marriage licenses Oscar Sigun and Myten Andrus and Augrt Ratt Gripp and Raechael Mortis.
Late last night an unknown man broke a rear window of FLE Darbee clothing store on Higgins and stole several outfits. The burglar wore new clothes but left old shoes and vest behind, aiding officers in identifying him.
Several delegates from the Missoula area depart for the Grand Army encampment to be held in Eselena tomorrow and Wednesday. The expenses for Fred Wine Unrop post delegates were paid from proceeds of a prior post dance held there earlier.
Miaxoula April 22 Mrs James Reamon mother of Peter Redmon the boy who ran away from Bulls was stopped by the sheriff in town. After a morning talk with her son at the jail she persuaded him to return with her to Bulls and they left on the early train.
Maurice Holden aged 26 and L Aneiwn Youly, a Florence resident, died this evening after six weeks of fever. The deceased was the son of Holden and highly respected in the community. Arrangements for the funeral will be made.
New anti vals in Missoula report two newborn girls. The first was born this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Sibley. The second arrived at 6 this evening for Mr and Mrs Raymeng B Dadds of South Taird Street.
Cheyenne April 22 James Cotton Jim Afevera and Bart Enos were arrested after Joan McAdam confessed to the murder of George Terry on the Shoshone reservation last January. McAdam states Enos killed Terry with an iron crowbar while others restrained the victim. Enos and Terry were half breeds and brothers in law.
St Petersburg April 22 The house adopted a motion to appoint a committee to report on the matter and set aside funds for constructing a parliament building from the 1241 budget, moving toward replacing the Tave rite palace as the sittings place.
About 60 employees at the Larimer coke ovens of United States Steel struck for a 4 percent wage increase. The march to the plant led to tension as guards took positions around the ovens and the line was drawn by the strikers. Officials and union representatives were involved as the dispute unfolded in Irwin Pennsylvania on April 3.
Mistobia April 22. The county commissioners approved bonds for George H. Clynick John Cyr A L B Moths M J Hylden burg M Allen and John M Keith as members of the county high school board Prof Frank Thomas also had his bond accepted The board ordered W E P Gray paid 160 for building and evading a short piece of road near his place in O'Brien Gulch and 276 for damages for road purposes The commissioners authorized an extra deputy for the clerk of the court from May 1 1907 to Jan 1 1908 at 100 per month Judge Webster urged need for more help due to probate business railroad cases and recording work with court in session and heavy workload Cyr station road petition opened for public travel D Cyr granted permission to conduct a salmon sale at Saltese
District Deputy John F. Bannon announced Ralph Johnson supreme organizer of the Biodemoosmen of America would arrive in Missoula Friday for a two day tour. Johnson travels from Spokane with headquarters in Lincoln, Nebraska. The lodge planned a social session but could not secure a hall, so Johnson will be entertained by lodge officers at the Florence.
In Missoula on April 22, trouble on the Idaho division of the Northern Pacific halted eastbound mainline traffic, with details not learned locally. No passenger trains reached the city until after midnight, delaying travel and service.
In Missoula Justice Phillips court Angus Steward was arraigned for fighting and disturbing the race, pled not guilty and was remanded on a $25 cash bond. Joh Lund fined $10 for being drunk and jailed for nonpayment. Bé Shannon fined £5 for the same offense. Several others received 30 day sentences suspended on leaving the city.
A New York woman testifies that switching from coffee to Postum improved her lifelong stomach issues and overall health. She notes her husband also preferred Postum after tasting it at a restaurant, and she would pay $1 more per box for Postum than coffee.
Missoula faces a June 1 special election on county bonds for a new courthouse and a county high school. Local officials argue both projects are needed, with the courthouse boosting public safety and the high school addressing overcrowding. Proponents say bonds, within the county’s debt limit, are fiscally sound, while opponents fear overextension without clear funding.
Premiums include a telescope with 100 views, an art Bible, Catholic and Protestant Bibles, and a dictionary. Subscriptions priced free to standard and six months at six dollars with premiums available at Standard offices in Butte Anaconda Sixoula and nearby.
Paris April 2 The woman Allemagne once linked to an attempt on Pierre Merlou former finance minister and now minister of France for Pertian been acquitted. She faced a charge of attempted murder in the earlier case.
Special Dispatch reports from Helena on April 22 an application for an injunction to cancel the Helena Power Transmission company. The action seeks removal of a water asset from the Indian lands.
A district court session today before Judge A. N. Spratt involved pininuif and a separate suit where Spratt is a defendant. The power company seeks funds and lands it claims are needed to raise water near Lake Hauser. The application alleges lands are required and that commissioners cannot appropriately appraise the lands in their current condition.
Portland dispatch reports Postmaster R C Henderson shot and killed runaway Chemawa student Charles Fi Henderson alleged the youth tried to escape during interlecture period and fled with a companion into timber about a week ago. The student Farer had come to the school from Northern California.
El Paso, Nevada, April 21 reports a record cold snap with temperatures dropping to 31 degrees and heavy frost. Gardens and fragile vegetation suffer as the area endures its coldest April weather in history, two years after a similar freeze.
Fire last night destroyed a Fulton Kentucky home killing two Greek children of Mr Noda and heavily injuring Mr and Mrs Noda. Cremation followed the tragedy as neighbors assisted. the couple’s condition remained serious with the extent of injuries unclear.
Fran Heinclech Koole, wife of the teaching tenor at the Royal Court opera in Munich, Bavaria, has died. Born in the United States, she was married to a well known husband.
Italy has issued no decree prohibiting its subjects from going to the IsMite of Pusitima as canal laborers, according to Thulinemba in this city.
The Mackel court-martial progresses with Gan Antonia acting as secretary and awaiting two Washington witnesses. The court-martial hearing resumes today with the presiding officer and attendees noting the formal proceedings.
Supreme Court term closes May 2 with the docket paused on May 6. Notice indicates the present term of the Callro States augreme court concludes in early May.
The Montana Textbook Commission invites sealed proposals for five year textbook supplies to Montana schools beginning Sept. 3 1907. Subjects include reading spelling writing arithmetic language and grammar geography U S history physiology hygiene civil government and supplements. Proposals must be sent to the chairman care of the state superintendent of public instruction in Helena. Prices must show wholesale rates in Chicago or to local dealers and per book exchange values for old texts.
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