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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
9
Motivational ad urging independence through land and home ownership. Questions readers about lifelong labor for others and prompts contact at a local office to learn about ownership opportunities.
A large crowd appeared before Judge Warren as twenty men from East Park Street faced fines for disturbances after a Saturday night fight and bottle-throwing. Fines ranged from ten to fifty dollars with several cases dismissed or postponed.
In a suit by Ely Walker Dry Goods of St Louis against 8 C Adams the judge heard a motion to dissolve the attachment after Adams closed his department store. The dispute centers on whether a foreign corporation must file financials, articles, and appoint a state agent to do business in Montana. The judge took the matter under advisement.
The damage suit of Hugh Magone against Colusa Parrot and other mining firms operating in Butte and Anaconda is continued to next month to allow depositions in the East. Master Oliver T. Crane will read 700 pages of testimony after submission, with a decision to follow. Magone seeks $20,000 for alleged ranch damage from tailings in the Deer Lodge valley.
An advertisement touts a Santa Ana cure for rheumatism promising instant relief and no adverse effects while asserting the remedy purifies the system and that several effective cures are being produced.
A well attended special meeting of the Associated Charities of Butte approved a subscription based plan to ensure a steady income for ongoing relief work. They urge donations from men firms and individuals, noting 367 children on the books and the need for about 200 dollars monthly to meet growing demands.
Excelsior circle Women of Woodcraft held a picnic at Columbia Gardens with sports planned but poorly attended due to Street car accident talk. Symons beat Centennial 12 to 10 in a fast baseball game highlighted by a home run by Atwood.
David C. Goff sues Moses Besett and C. W. Green with Western Lumber for 25584 in district court. He alleges a 25 foot scaffold on a south Porphyry street west Main building collapsed July 21, causing permanent injuries including a fractured right leg and shoulder. He seeks 25000 general damages 500 medical and 84 nursing costs. Hogewell and Murphy represent him.
Attorney H. A. Frank for Shaban Fariass the Syrian who shot M. George Paul began habeas corpus in district court. Judge Bourquin set the hearing for 2 PM. Fariass is held awaiting word on Pauls wound and to compel county attorney to act.
The Oregon Short Line offers round trip excursion tickets to Portland for 30 dollars valid 90 days with stopovers in both directions. The route passes Idaho agricultural districts and the Columbia River with views of Hood and Adams Mountains. A Portland sleeper car is added with through Pullman berths Butte to Portland. mail order copy available for 4 cents.
The Denver and Rio Grande will sell round trip tickets from Butte to Denver and return for 32 dollars on Sept 1 and 2. Delegations leave Butte at 5 p m Sept 1, reach Salt Lake City next morning, tour Mormon sites, then travel through the canyon regions to Denver arriving Sunday evening. Berths should be reserved. contact E R Hunt, general agent, 51 East Broadway, Butte.
Aetna accident policy pays double if you have an accident while riding a street car train vessel elevator or in a burning building. Costs little. John C Norvell general agent 110 and 111 Pennsylvania building Butte Montana.
The funeral for Maggie Harrington is scheduled for tomorrow at 9 30 o clock from her brother s residence at 385 East Woolman.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock from the family residence at 19 East Gagnon Street.
The civil service bureau announces six examinations on September 13 for farm and industrial teaching posts in the Indian service, with vacancies in Omaha and Carson City. Applications, photographs, and medicals required, with salaries from 400 to 600 per year and ages 20 to 40. Additional exams cover Manila water works engineers and other posts in the quartermaster and rural free delivery offices.
San Francisco creditors led by Levi Strauss & Co Gantner & Mattern and George P Ide claim S C Adams is insolvent and filed in federal court for adjudication of bankruptcy. They allege a 21st act of bankruptcy and improper priority for Melody Casey and seek relief on claims totaling $1,532.59 with stock attached and sale set for 26th.
Presbyterian Baptist Union Sunday School plans a picnic to Wilder on Tuesday August 22. A special train leaves Great Northern depot at 8 30 a m returning to Wilder at 7 p m Tickets are 70 cents for adults and 35 cents for children ages 5 to 12 Orders for tickets from officers or teachers or at city or depot ticket offices. Mabel O Delonias aged 21 died yesterday afternoon at her parents home on Bryan avenue Funeral Wednesday at 2 from St Patrick s church Interment Catholic cemetery. John B Johnson funeral Wednesday at 2 from Baptist church. Schlitz Atlas drawn at The Corner.
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