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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
14
Rose M. Stevens files for divorce from Harry A. Stevens claiming cruelty and a life threatened in front of their two children. She alleges the husband owns about 10 000 in property and income, asks 75 per month alimony during the suit and 250 attorney fees. The petition seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony, custody of Lucile and Blinn Stevens, division of property and husband’s income.
James Youngman told stockholders the Silver Cliff operation in the Coeur district has 230 feet shaft and tunnel work completed, with several rich ore veins proven by prospecting. He expects the main vein to be reached soon, signaling continued progress for the mine and its investors.
Reports from Northern Pacific headquarters say the strike’s status is uncertain with most operators out. Freight and passenger service remains near schedule in parts of Montana, while Missoula to Trout Creek shows reduced operation and members of the Rocky Mountain division discuss leadership and support.
The Oregon Gulchig Flat Mining company filed its annual report with the clerk and recorder. It details the financial condition including capital stock and reserves.
A small retailer touts a splendid assortment for customers to choose from. The line highlights good styles and solid construction across options.
These suits are strictly handmade from premium fabrics. They represent exclusive ready to wear clothing with meticulous craft and quality.
A Missoula crowd jokes on Bookkeeper Burns after a horseback party to the soldiers’ camp. He borrows a horse, forgets his gear, returns to find the prank revealed, and accepts the swapped mount with good humor as the crowd laughs at his misstep.
Missoula reports Sheriff Graham returned from Spokane with Nelson in custody. Nelson admitted borrowing money to help his family and said the amount took was about 12 dollars. Officials say the matter may be settled without trial. Nelson’s family resides in Spokane and he has worked in British Columbia.
The Sands brothers, Andre and Albert W McCarthy, prevailed in two homestead entry contest cases near Trout Creek. Proceedings show neglect of compliance and failure to improve, with decisions rendered by the registrar and receiver after hearings on July 11, 1905, canceling the entries.
Hamilton Ang year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M McMurry prominent residents of Hamilton died here this morning of ne pendicitis The child was taken sick Monday of this week but was time considered seriously or chat ty il until The sudden death comes as a great shock to the family and to many friends of the Millte one as she was a sweet child The funeral will take place Sunday but the hour has not been set pending the arrival wee The iy of Miss Nell McMurry Known in Missoula being Stepgrapher In the offices of Attorneys Marshall and Stiff She is at the prese nt time at home
Amature senator We J Arennen of Kallepell returned home tonight after a few days in the city. He is well known locally and enjoyed reconnecting with old acquaintances during the visit. The report mentions his prior involvement with Fallroad construction in the early fall.
Wissoum reports plans for travel to Goat Castle with Fattos and Hartman, Western Montana veterans. Hesnake, visiting from California, will depart soon for Goat Castle to spend time in the anch wood area. A local lumber delivery offers pine and green wood at $2.25 a load via telephone 106.
Special Dispatch reports in Helena on August 4 that Major A. L. Duncan of Missoula testified in federal court the exonerating affidavit Griswold signed was not read to him. He denied signing unknowingly and said Duncan’s firm did not know its contents. Draffan corroborated Duncan, with other witnesses testifying to Cobban’s good reputation and expected timber land purchase.
In Tokio Aug 4 the Russian emperor and M Witte drafts spark pessimism over Russia’s good faith toward the peace conference. Yet many doubt the emperor and Witte utterances while some believe Witte and his associate will satisfy credentials. Public sentiment questions Russia’s aims and whether it seeks equal footing with Japan. The plenipotentiaries near.
Special dispatch reports in Polson, Montana, a 12-year-old boy was shot near his home while passing by Pete Matteah. The assailant fired a first shot at the ground in front of the boy and a second bullet struck the boy in the ankle. The wounded child was brought to Kalispell for treatment at a hospital.
The Missoula Y M C A directors met to transact business of importance. Secretary Flanagan, who has served the year, was reappointed for another term. The board also confirmed the choice of Ht Battersby as a director and discussed plans for a new athletic director from Cedar Rapids with strong recommendations. A fall start was noted and the minstrel show was canceled to avoid conflicting with the association’s autumn program.
Missoula August 4 Raward H Ls, through attorney Hy J Parsons, files suit to recover 1500 dollars and costs from Pacific Railway for loss of twenty horses shipped from Plaint to Billings last March. Complaint alleges negligence as train jerked, horses were airborne, two died, five injured, car refused to move to allow safer handling.
President C. J. Craig reports a bright outlook for Montana University next season. Increased correspondence from prospective students in Montana and other western states suggests a larger attendance and momentum toward the discontinuation of the preparatory department within a year or two. An alarm incident on Madison Street prompt quick police action and a promise of strict handling if the culprit is found.
Lewistown Aug 4 C Porter Rice recently from Missoula and claiming to be stepson of Mr Melaane fired four shots on Main Street wounding no one two bullets hit Joseph Likes in the shoulder and another grazed clothing Reich escaped unhurt Rice was quickly arrested and said he sought to shoot Bebb after a prior fight He appeared intoxicated
The Hamilton barber C.F. Young disappeared with keys and cash after plans to sell the shop fell through. Kennedy found the shop locked and Young gone. sale negotiations collapsed and the business remains at the same site pending further inquiry. Western Montana fruit buyers report rising interest in Bitter Root apples, with orchardists receiving strong offers and optimistic crop conditions.
In a local case Judge Naver today sentenced Wax to 15 days for mooching while William was fined 10 days. Hugh Rafferty of Philadelphia, described as discontent with his surroundings, was charged with disorderly conduct after a recent dinner out. A relative offered bail, but Rafferty refused jail release, insisting to stay. A meeting is planned for Wednesday to discuss further.
A blaze in a one story McDermot cafe and the two story Erwin house engulfed the blocks near 28 East Park Street. Firefighters arrived quickly but the structure burned rapidly destroying the shop and lodging areas. Residents fled as flames spread through walls and roof while owners and tenants scrambled to save belongings. No injuries are reported and investigators point to a possible spark from a tang or related source. The loss affects multiple properties including the barber shop and restaurant owned by A J Ren and Nicholas P Piro. Insurance details were not listed.
A disturbance at the White House on East Galena Street near Wyoming led to arrests of Tripp and Billy. Bartender used a club to defend himself as a dozen involved fought. one woman was knocked senseless and a bartender suffered a gash from a bite. More fled as others approached.
Charles Graber pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received two years in prison after riding away horses with an accomplice from Gust Holst at Chinook. James Rowen admitted burglary and drew a one year term, claiming the $150 recovered money was his private funds for business. A District court adjourned to Aug 1 for jury trials as cases proceed. Joe Chooge was arrested on a charge of beating his wife after threats with a razor. Van Leavey of the Rocky Mountain division arrived to oversee Northern Pacific office duties pending strike-breaker arrivals.
A writer notes fashion friction between the matinee hat and matinee hair, observing theatergoers behind ladies in the present style. The piece questions how to reconcile headpiece trends with hairstyle as a fashionable conflict in London society.
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