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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
10
The market opened irregular and fell under nervous trading as professionals controlled activity. A late rally lifted prices toward day’s end, with short covering helping push indices near the highs. Paine Webber notes suggest no wide swings ahead but caution on non dividend payers.
Sam D. Goza cites Montana as a state with a bright future and expanding rail links. He argues national prosperity hinges on the forthcoming election, notes strong industrial activity, and describes irrigation and private capital expanding farms. Goza says Montana offers opportunity for newcomers and long-term residents alike, with irrigation projects boosting wealth and population.
Bosey a Showstorm and Stewart face Furnace Crack Fumnged Creny Ex Mace Valley Versus Sorento in Krao 2b. The Day's Salon shaves price e200 25 oe MO LRG sae 1.6 6 1000 Lt-m0 1.08 ter pula. 7,700 BullE Milwaukee Turkle Superior Snowstorm w THOME. Evans total number of shares in eight transactions.
Megan Pleads Guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and is fined twenty. James Megan, arrested days ago, changed his plea from not guilty. case proceeded with confusion in the record. F. M. Stover found guilty of malicious mischief and fined twenty. witness Mrs. Larkin testified to damage. Several drunks were released if bonds unpaid. city attorney requested dismissals for others. note mentions Lodge saloon advertising and cold beer.
Catherine Hoste of Walkerville sues Moulton Water Company and its staff for 425000 damages after a July 1 explosion in a Walkerville kitchen tank linked to a shutoff. She alleges improper connections and failure to notify, with permanent injury and mental shock claimed. Also notes a stockholders meeting at Butte Jockey Club approving increase of directors from three to five.
The Nat Reiss carnival company brings a Scottish singing and dancing troupe to town for the Mammoth Carnival attractions. The show features Amide Laurie sword dances and the Highland fling with bagpipes, plus kilts and traditional costumes. Opening night is Monday August 1 at the fairgrounds, with crowds expected as the midway lights and battles begin the Mardi Gras season.
All members of Butta norta No. 3 are called to a meeting Friday at 1 p.m. to attend the funds for Corbin Mekman brother. The event will be held at Roberta’s residence with W. Moerler and others listed.
Judge Bourquin ordered a writ of mandate directing County Assessor Boland to designate annexed territory on the tax rolls as part of Butte. The case questioned whether the assessor could alter the books after they had passed, with City Attorney Booth and County Attorney Murray presenting legal arguments.
Delegates from the Scandinavian Brotherhood of America gather in Great Falls as the state convention opens this morning. Prominent Scandinavian citizens attend in the city for the meetings which continue tomorrow with an elaborate program planned for visitors.
Free employment agent Dahoon secured twenty men yesterday for the steel pans of the St Paul road extending west from Durant. They were shipped on the waterfal train leaving Butte at 8:80 p.m. using the Butte Anaconda and Pacific tracks to the junction below Durant. The material camp lies about a mile north of the trestle crossing Silver Bow creek and the Northern Pacific tracks and is a busy valley point. Some grading remains between camp and Deer Lodge, being pushed to avoid delays in track laying. Olympia Brewers company has moved to a new building at Park and Avicona streets, Butte.
An appeal offering free eye examinations to determine if eye strain is causing nervous disorders. It urges readers not to ignore potential causes of their nervous system issues and promises to identify problems before it is too late.
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