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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
10
Experts acknowledge Montana sapphires vary in color and brilliance. Prices range from ten dollars per carat up to three hundred thirty dollars for larger stones. Large purchases from producers bring a selection from quarter carat to two carats, with shades influencing value. Stones shown mounted on rings or studs, with customizable mounting options.
Dillon area notices report moved businesses and new sales at Tonkin remodeling, people traveling to Seattle and Portland, marriages licensed in Butte, forthcoming trips to Yellowstone and Missoula, and community events. Names include W. E. Casey, Henry Mantser, J. J. Harey Byrne, Mrs. A. Egan, G. Cottingham, P. J. Gilligan, and E. Martella with references to local firms Standard Mie Red Boot Shoe Co and the Red Book store.
A meeting of the Sau ngey Democrats discussed age limits and aims for a proposed campaign club. Leaders urged broader organization uniting younger and older members, with cautions against perceived age restrictions and past defeats.
Butte briefs report visitors from Miles City and Helena, with notes on births and social visits. July events include a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Axel Anderson of Rocker, a son for Mr and Mrs T D Taawhovn, and guests from Dillon, Laurel, Whitehall, and Beaverhead. A sheriff’s arrival, a courtroom hearing for Nick Alavich, and a postponed judiciary committee meeting are noted, plus a stalled paving ordinance awaiting copies.
An accident on Meaderville street car Sunday night derailed a car when a boulder rolled down a hill onto the track near the old Beinze smelter. Passengers were not injured. A wrecking car cleared the debris shortly after. Some sources allege the boulder was rolled deliberately by men with a grievance against the company, with reports of two men seen running away before the crash.
Police notes show D Rimple arrested at 530 Harrison Avenue on wife beating and held without bond to face arraignment before Judge McGowan. Three Black women were arrested for street walking. two stating they came to Buttertown to stay a few days and plan to leave on the first mile, one linked to a race track tour betting scene. All were released on bonds.
Reported injuries from a horse incident Sunday leave William Sparks with cautious hopes for recovery. Flaherty, son of Mr and Mrs WB Flaherty, suffered minor injuries after being struck by a street accident Saturday. physicians express a good chance of recovery.
A fire at the home of Mrs Williams near the Buffalo mine in Centerville caused spread by employees attempting to contain it. Damage described as slight with uncertain origin, suspected to be accidental.
Complaint filed in Justice CC Rhonties court charges Alelia Derglass with grand larceny. Accused of stealing a diamond ring from Cromy Mire, Mary Longmore and Alan. Dauglass arrested by the police department, posted bond, and fled town last Thursday.
Firefighters battled a forest blaze near Elliston as flames jumped stretches of timber. Several men were reported fighting the blaze as winds fanned the fire to rapidly consume the area, threatening nearby outbuildings and مخ.
Ac McToganrt, manager of the Brophy ball team, accented the proposition of the Anaconda printure and will play en al Gressan Sunday afternoon.
City officials report low treasury and routine matters take center stage. A leak in the city hall rent led to repairs, with the contractor Smith presenting deferrals and promises of fixes. Health officer appointment discussed but no decision reached. matters referred to building and health committees.
Fairbury residents report strange four legged animals resembling catfish with five toed feet. Gus Bitzer, a Rock Island engineer, brought them from Belleville on his run. The creatures move on land and water, many seen today, and reportedly snap at onlookers. Authorities and locals seek identification.
Winnipeg dispatch reports a threatened strike by Canadian Pacific machinists unless wage demands are met. About eight thousand railway workers from St John to Vancouver may quit, with conductors and engineers in support and even United States plans backing the action. An estimate was sent to the company on Saturday.
The text states there is no partnership existing between F. Ei. Teint and RG Lafleur. It notes G. Lapleur, as a name appearing in the fragment, but provides no further details or context about any agreement or entity.
Henry Macquinn, returning home near Montana Street opposite McGregor's saloon, was accosted by two young women who held him and groped him. They took $12 in seconds, then fled laughing. He reported to Chief James Larkin. police searched for the two colored women believed to be strong-arm swindle artists. Evidence suggests the women were youths, possibly 16 or 17, and the case may involve a trap to separate men from their money.
A conclave featuring ROMBRE HAYDN and executives discusses aviation style imports. The gathering focuses on industry connections and potential partnerships for tonight's session.
Telegraph reports from Paris describe a strike failing to shut down paper presses as workers sparred with masked factions. The movement faltered with bakers and gas workers returning, underground trains running, and most typographers staying at work despite broader labor unrest. The episode, linked to the Viennoux strike, signals a setback for the Federation and the tactics of disruption.
A Washington note designates Major Henry Leonard of the Marine Corps as naval attaché to the Tokyo commission at the request of Commissioner General Louis. Leonard's tie to the commission is described as ongoing and linked to Bapt. 1. For best value on a plane or organ, visit Brow at 219 North Boln Street.
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