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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
13
An all day event at the gardens features a strong programme with the Boston Montana band in afternoon and evening concerts. Special requests guided part of the program while a balloon ascension and aerial slide are planned.
Applications due Aug 5 for a civil service exam to fill a clerk and carrier vacancy. Exam on Aug 19 covers spelling, arithmetic, dictation, reading addresses, and handwriting styles. Age 18 to 48, salary from 6000 to 9500 per year for beginners. rapid promotion and favorable hours noted.
A mother recounts her son being crippled by rheumatism and says the Santa Ana Rheumatic Cure healed him in three days. She signs as Mrs Dolan of 43 East Woolman Street. The ad ends by promoting Daly's as the town’s best glass of beer or porter.
An accident at the Buffalo mine near Butte involves a west cage rope and cable destroyed after cages escaped from the shaft. Engineer Charles Mitchell has not reported for duty, leading to speculation about a missing clutch. Raven and Old Glory companies face costly repairs and delays while a new cable is sought.
Special Dispatch from Miles City reports adjusters completed loss settlement for the girls building at the reform school. Insurance paid 14 505 87 dollars after reductions under the three fourths clause. The board views the clause as unjust for a public building not within town limits. The note hints at fog and logistics impacting operations.
A miner, seen near Main Street and Broadway, appeared disheveled in a state of reck less dress after a spree. He reportedly woke thirsty and did not dress fully before seeking another drink, with authorities keeping him until stable.
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