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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
5
A testimonial from Mme Napoleon Duveppe of Duluth Quebec dated May 21, 1907 praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Wash as cures for eczema and scaly skin on her three daughters. She notes the products cleaned and healed skin, preventing further eruptions and recommending them for any family with sores.
A reader from April 20 1907 recalls an longstanding foot ulcer, treated without doctors by Cuticurn Ointment Cuticurn Tablets and other products. After eight months of home care the ulcer healed, prompting praise for the Complete Enter for every humor and a claim of full recovery.
Advertisement urges patients with special diseases to seek treatment from Dr Hood and Company at 37 North Main Street Butte. It claims peb ble specialists and lowest fees. The phrasing resembles an old medical ad promoting specific practitioners and affordability.
A group of Butte women claim they were lured into a bunco game by Alin Douglass, Continental Insurance agent, who allegedly deceived them into taking out life polices to fund winnings. Mrs Mary Langmore, 72 North Matt Street, is among those duped, paying $300 with promises of returns. Douglass reportedly sought $400 more and claimed foreign returns were delayed, with others in Goldfield Seattle Oakland involved. Police sought Douglass as Del Fontana attempted to locate him. Douglass reputedly uses aliases on eastern tracks.
President A J Earlleg accompanied by Calkins general freight and passenger superintendent of the Pacific Coast extension of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway will arrive in Butte at noon tomorrow aboard the float through train over a unit line from Chicago to Butte. It was expected the train would pull into the Great Northern station this evening but plans changed. Jon Barling and party will leave Butte after a brief stay for a sixportion coast tour.
Compiled from fragmented notes a man named Cornelius Crane is in the city facing charges. The report mentions a fatal injury at a venue on Butte Main Street and notes a hospital address at 615 Naru Main Street. An officer from the Butte Miners' union is cited and Mait Francevivi’s funeral is planned for Saturday afternoon with a viewing from White & Knobs' undertakers.
A fragmentary report notes a near miss at a family residence when children and a resident faced a fire hazard from matches. Averted serious injury, but details are unclear due to garbled text. Local officials and responders are referenced, with scattered names and places not clearly identifiable.
A garbled text from a Wisconsin court note appears to involve Retin and a Pira t Nae Tonhank case. The record mentions a two week period of aim and refers to a direct ed the tis Ateragon on the charge and Wont 9 fumlitye trai Suute ATE.
The article reports on renewed claims regarding a fale grumile leak tied to three veins. Key figures and organizations are named, outlining the ongoing dispute and potential implications for involved parties.
A morning burglary at PW, Tot & Co. Park City stores where criminals placed a large quantity of giant powder on a safe, blew it open, causing damage and scattering cash. The Park City State Bank adjoins the shop. no entry attempted there. The explosion went unheard until the shop opened. The sheriff's office is investigating.
The Sons of Hermann scheduled a picnic on the Teaterah route along the Short Line Millroad, with rain forecast at eight in the morning. They expect a plank gathering near the Anacontia area and consider postponing if heavy Hermanus attendance persists after Christmas.
Fire coal mine incident at No 2 wing creek traps twenty miners from early morning. Rescue efforts slow but ongoing as rescuers dig and vent to supply fresh air. By 1 PM two men were saved, leaving three still unaccounted for and grave fears earlier in the day.
The article reviews player movements and prospects around Spokane Seattle Vancouver and Rutty Hoon with mentions of players like Dave Howan Frank W. Smith Benny Nyers Beane Finnigan Kipnert Cisties and Rube. It notes coaching shifts and possible trades while commenting on road trips and upcoming games as teams vie for position and talent across the Northwest circuit.
Anaconda treasurer Nadeau and county officials expose John Johnston’s method of forging rubber stamp signatures to seal licenses. Johnston entered the clerk’s office during a summer absence, duplicating a license and stamping it to collect funds from local businesses. Investigations follow to trace further licenses and secure repayment.
Eddie Quinn and Russ Hull warn that Northwestern clubs face loss of top men as scouts converge. Two new players surfaced after the last series, signaling further drafting. Managers expect sales to fill holes, risking weaker lineups unless teams pay for halves to sustain standards.
Schedule shows Leashmen delaying this week's coursing so prize winners can be primed for the all age event set a week from tomorrow. Manager Peter Teague notes many entries were received, with only Aidee event on Sunday and a robust lineup for the forthcoming card. Names include Mand Camphetl Yorkshire Lad Commercial Express Northern Light Director Boozer Cream Rusty Lad Catcher Montara Queen Shy Bos Campbell Mayer Campbell Charter Yorkshire Lad Commercial Express Popes Peter Natvrern Light Divertar Lifths Cane Alinor and more listed in the drawing results.
Reports from a Meadow track meet show several close outcomes with ArRoninl and Rewitifi among the top finishers. Notable results include a fast 2:05.45 quarter-mile by Helrick, with Mine and Marly Thty also earning podium spots. The day also highlighted future meetings and provincial amateur auditions in Halifax.
Armatteur Athletic forwards a vir a liaison with the Canadian Amateur Athletics union. The Cratchin Amteur Autlete union chain completes from Atlantic to Pacific, with Queben excluded.
London July 31 airship warfare was the keynote at today's session of the seventeenth universal convention. Speakers argued airships could blow up generals yet not increase overall slaughter beyond current conditions, and a resolution was adopted opposing airships as mere weapons of war, urging civilizational benefit instead.
Bennie Cas selting was granted custody of his three children for August and September by the court. The ruling stems from his claim he could not keep the children while in the United States with their mother, Princess de Sagan, under the divorce decree.
Rushed race notes list multiple entrants with times from 1:01 to 1:20 and phrases like easily and good-looking has-been. Mentions St Llnecus and Luzell as stake winner references amid uneven, fragmented training chatter and odd spellings.
After silence from the trophy baseball team following a challenge to the Anagonda printers, the printers seek confirmation on whether the Ave. 9 game occurred and if not, propose a rescheduled match. They want to know if Gregson was involved and who will arrange the event.
Mrs Thomas Connelly of Butte who lived at 101 Colorado Street died yesterday at her family home at age 27. She was born in England and is survived by a sister and a brother. Funeral services will be held at St. Patrick's Church at 8:30 tomorrow morning.
Joseph Mikosowits Kraushaar tailer wed Paula Kraushaar at Dr E T Groeneveld residence. The bride returned from New York days ago and the marriage marks the culmination of a long courtship.
Jere Clifford's arena in the Silver Bow Fork addition was gutted by a late fire, believed incendiary. One of two arenas on the May near the old Columbia garden car line, the structure cost $2.20.
Postorfich leads Postoficy to a 7 to 5 win over Cannell champions Cannells at Calunbra yardond. Doran Lewy, Tlayes, Hocking and Bulterica contributed key plays as the Cannels were surprised late in the event.
Orders from the Chicago and North Western Railway for one thousand new freight cars. The action reflects a strong expansion in rolling stock to boost freight capacity and fleet modernization. No further details provided.
The home of George Banks, a Vega miner in Elmsley, was dynamited today in Birmingham Alabama. Governor Comer announced he would keep troops in the district until all indications of trouble have been removed.
Twenty one death sentences were pronounced in Russia today, with most executed in connection to the sintetopoll jet delivery last May. Authorities announced the results amid protests and international reactions.
Unclear OCR text reports executions at a penitentiary facility known as WH O'elteds or similar. Names John Siemmen and Lewis Dabtice appear, with references to a group called XNI PENNE NLA Sav Qhentin Prive. Details about charges, dates, and jurisdiction are garbled.
A fragment from The Washington Post features Als Arcbhiot Saunderson and Wig discussing judgment, ethereal appeal, and the idea that talent can surprise by bending norms. The dialogue mentions Marielle and a carved work, hinting at a lively, ambiguous scene.
In Montana Deer Lodge County notices announce a sale of the John Cosgrove estate property in Anaconda planned for August 20, 1908, with cash down and the remainder on court confirmation. Also notices probate of the will of Roger Edwards deceased with August 7, 1908, set for proving the will in the district court and for administration with will annexed.
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