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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
9
A selection of eight room to six room bungalows and modern brick homes listed with features such as built in bookcases, plate rails, coves and colonnades. Prices range from 1 590 to 6 000 with terms including cash and monthly payments, all on lots with sidewalks, sewers and city improvements paid.
A badly decomposed infant wrapped in a curtain was found by two boys at Lake Avoca near the dam by the boat house. Deputies and the coroner investigated. an inquest is planned next week as authorities probe foul play and possible concealment.
London reported July 31 that ten people including a Russian general a colonel and several women were arrested over the death of Nikolai Ardanieff a prominent member of the Russian colony in Stockholm He had been missing since July 3 and is believed murdered The dispatch suggests Ardanieff was captured by fellow countrymen held outside Stockholm executed by court martial and his body cast into the sea
Laurin, a Ruby valley town, receives a new flag funded by 12 traveling men from Butte. They pooled money for the best flax, and the flag is to be raised with proper ceremonies supervised by Martin Johnson, Laurin’s leading merchant.
Special Officer Jack Melia filed bootlegging charges against Jacob Karte the Hog Ranch bartender after a raid found serial liquor bottles behind the bar. Sheriff’s office reports persistent complaints and evidence of liquor sales contrary to law at the resort.
Courthouse warrants were honored yesterday by local banks and county officials paid in cash by County Treasurer CT. Puckett. With the treasury low, warrants at six percent interest were accepted and cashed, reflecting a tight liquidity situation and urgent funds handling.
James Welch sues Hagenbeck-Wallace, claiming lithographic circus signs on his Montana property harmed him. Complaint says posters depicting lions eating women, tigers on horseback, and scantily clad scenes were used without permission to attract crowds and Welch seeks $1,000 damages.
Mrs J Blocker says a vicious dog attacked her as she ran for a street car near end of car line No 2. The dog owned by Jennie Doe has bitten others, and Blocker seeks restraint or euthanasia. complaint filed with county attorney.
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