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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1909
Page
3
In Salt Lake City a sextet from Denver were linked to a bold holdup spree. Police traced a note to Cadet Sheriff Pim OLeary as investigators tied four suspects to a grim weapon theft ring.
Governor Edwin Noris praised the Elks convention after returning from Miles Gly where the State Association of Miks Lodges event featured a Tongur riverbank replica town. He highlighted entertainment, vigilante lore, and a parade as authentic, calling the $7,000 project a faithful early Milés portrayal with genuine old-timers and cowpuncher acts.
A wedding took place Saturday morning at the Sacred Hourly cathedral, with Miss Atamin Wile of Rapuler Young lady 1 Butte named heir. After the ceremony the couple and guests went to Mrs. W. A. Stchell's home on Macraon avenue for a welding breakfast not served, then departed on the evening train for Hatre to visit friends before Hone Well.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Eagard Garry aged 29 months will be laid to rest at their home 418 East Alamnan street today at 1 o clock. The service will be conducted by a local pastor with burial following at a nearby cemetery.
A fragmented text outlines a broad Alaska development program featuring rail corridors from the southwest to the Yukon, guiding settlement, industry, and resource exploitation. It mentions a river railroad, agricultural expansion, and joint interests, with aims to connect communities and open markets while highlighting political and economic tensions.
The Afrincapolis Copper company near Wickes reports workers faced a winter stoppage but pay will be issued this morning. Names mentioned include Alph Sho, Littlejohn, Maul Edwardy and Thomas Mitchell with 160 days corings noted. Directors UWothe ante and Diarry ilush promote the enterprise with support from Ue Steel. funds are to meet obligations and Duluth deliveries aided.
Bozeman notes report a new permanent federation formed by city fraternal orders to stage an annual animal picnic and organize community activities. Leaders named include Gage, Maxwell, and local committees of various orders. total pledged membership reaches around 000. With plans for upcoming events and local civic roles, the town eyes a busy year.
A visiting party from the Minneapolis and Corbin Milling company toured the Corbin district near Butte. The group, led by Winston at Seni, included J. McCus of Carrington and Abert San of Minneapolis, discussing claims, Copper Klug development, and anticipated exploration. locals report strong interest and optimism about future mining activity.
Martes Boustrom of Deer Lodge county allegedly shipped a large amount of mining machinery from a local property tied to Southern Cross ante. The shipment reportedly aimed for a distant property, with ore later produced netting the shipper a substantial sum. Officials describe the values as significant though details remain unclear.
The Greenough Interests retain full control of the Snowstorm company with election of officers and directors. T L Greenough is president, M D Greenough manager, and Lee Greenough leaves for White soon. A yearly report covers operations through June 20, 1900, noting ore transit costs and rising freight charges amid storm disruptions.
A notice from MW Whiteley of McAlister Montana 1909 offers a thoroughbred Llewellyn bitch named Hilor of the Standant for disposal. She is described as pretty and kindly with four bits two years old, plus a litter of eight pups born June 9. The writer also mentions an Irish setter pup and invites interested seekers to contact Norris depot for free delivery.
A religious discussion cites Jesus warning that Capernum will face harsher judgment than Sodom for rejecting divine grace despite greater opportunities. The sermon argues repentance is vital and links biblical examples to modern moral threats such as intemperance and prostitution, urging readers to heed gospel privileges.
A Butte preacher laments local decay comparing Butte to Sodom and Capernaum. He argues greater opportunity for sin warrants harsher judgment, cites saloons open day and night, prostitution, brutal fighting, and weak court convictions as signs of moral collapse. The message condemns social and religious decline.
Brig. Gen. RB Atwood, aged 68, died today in Chicago after being placed on the retired list in 1903. He served 42 years in the army, first as a Civil War volunteer major in 1835, then rejoining in the Sixteenth Infantry as a lieutenant, and later promoted to brigadier general for meritorious service.
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