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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
3
The reception planned for this evening has been moved to Monday night due to the death of Bishop Nuelsen's father in St. Louis. The father was a Meihpil asf minister in St. Louis and was well known in years.
Horatio T. Stratton, a Montana pioneer linked to territorial days, died at his daughter Mrs W D Semmier's home, 423 East From Street. He emigrated west in 1864 at 26, helped settle Butte and founded Strattan's ranch near the reservoir site, living as a recognized state figure. His death ends a long era of pioneering service.
One of the valley’s notable figures, Mr. Sitatron, faced rapid health decline about a year after taking the ranch life. He moved to Bute and died last month after a slow, expected decline.
Specifipately Standant Pole bare and the Lakota Horse and Land company crew have spent days at the ranch upper Rackerevik. They head to Great Tall Johnson and family ferry area. Reed camping near Rock Creek for fishing. Huffman party joins later. Mrs Wipt and Dr Wipt return to Belgrade. Alderman Dissett harvests wheat on big ranch north of town. expected yield above 30 bushels per acre. Rev Allison will resume studies at the University of Chicago after a week.
A clipped transcript shows Secretary Wilson questioned over the Wiley case and the referee board. He discusses consulting Dr Wiley, apportioning funds, and whether scientists’ disagreements affect decisions, with remarks on bureau roles and internal procedures.
Fragmented OCR text references Dr Robinson, a Denver convent, a government employee, rotor band position, and quotes from Wilson about subordinates and scientists. The passage is garbled with no coherent event, date, or identifiable actions to summarize.
A period of fluctuating temperatures saw a high of 85 degrees and a low of 40 degrees with 63/40 noted on one day. Sunday and Saturday produced the warmest readings, while a cool trend is forecast for today.
In Groes Point suburb yesterday a swarm of honey bees held back the pastor and congregation at the German Lutheran church. Rev. Georgeils arrived, heard the buzzing, and fled as the swarm mounted a clash. Volunteers to chase the bees were called, but none offered to act.
An auto skids over a high embankment near Pie Creek injuring Mrs. Gilbert and another woman while the remaining party, including The Lawton State Bank president and his wife, escape with minor injuries. The event occurred August first as police traced the car’s steerage from Washington.
A report of Acting Secretary to the Senate today outlines a resolution of inquiry into the Pensacola yard. It states departments seek to abandon all work at the site and question the preservation of equipment and morale. The document cites potential disruption and policy shifts pending further reviews.
A respected local figure known for his service to the community died after a week of sleep and illness. He retired on August 12 but never awakened, despite nourishment and apparent strength loss. His condition worsened until today.
A contractor argues larger bricks save time but standard size persists despite past taxes and fraud in England. Historical notes recount bricks widened to evade a tax, then standard size trials and eventual legal resets. The piece discusses calculations and inconvenience of changing brick dimensions.
Dainty frocks of dime, lawn and gingham originally priced to 8.00. Striped lawn dresses, solid color tops, bloomers, and white skirts on sale. Women's white rep skirts now 32.45, down from 35.50. other white skirts offered at 2.45 less than regular prices.
Domestics are offered at new low prices with savings for housewives and mothers. Items include Victors and Werk fabrics, children’s school apparel, dresses, damask linens, tablecloths, and bedspreads, with specific yardage and sale prices noted, such as unbleached table linen and turkey red damask at reduced rates.
White silk waists with navy stripes and sailor lines offered in vetching styles. Peasant sleeves and decorative trims highlighted. Originally $4.50, now reduced to $2.95 in a special sale.
The note discusses launching a new line of payments with prices from 2.60 to 6. It mentions fire imagery and embedding designs while referencing lending and circular flames and various garbled terms. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Classified fragment lists ram 4 ta li gonre Balbriggan and serge Kool union suit. High neck short sleeve and knee length styles included. Likely inventory note for boys undergarments in Balbriggan and serge fabrics.
A sensational society note recounts the elopement of Lymn J. Hoscow and Miss Ella Hickey. The pair wed in Dillon after a late-night run to the court, while families and friends scramble to confirm details. The affair shocks the local set, with many noting the bride’s youth at nineteen and the groom’s public attentions.
Fragmentary OCR reports a murder of Thomas with a disturbed scene. A knurking keyring and limited valuables were found. no identification. A wife in Wales is referenced with a later note of his body being moved for burial, and a telegram mentions a personal visit months earlier.
A garbled report describes a voyage and investigation led by Chief Wits Patrick starting from New York. It references a May arrival and subsequent weeks of wandering, with mentions of Chinka and WT Shlef Tt Patton. The text is largely incomprehensible and fragmented.
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