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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
9
Principal branch offices of the Btanchard 14 at 28 Broadway Butte list telephone numbers and advertising rates for local operations. Independent telephone service is noted with a separate rate and contact. The fragment shows a telecommunication business card style summary with incomplete numbers.
Fragmented notes list homes, businesses, people, and events in Butte. Mentions Orton Bros Fr Wood, auto insurance, local addresses, visitors, births, guests, and medical ads. References to Dr Peter J. Shearan and local residents frequenting shops and hotels.
Local coverage details a turbulent Pipestone Springs shooting aftermath amid rumors of gambling and revenge. Relatives of victims Spyros Rufus and John Baxsom await authorities conclusions while investigators probe Bulatich and others. Funeral services draw large crowds as questions linger about the motive and suspects.
Karapolis says the matter will be pushed until the fullest investigation is made and that counsel will be engaged to air the affair. No statement was made by Jefferson authorities regarding the men’s charges.
Anitawhers to the fast maga of tid bol- Unenial digida gear Romer take pows It yeu old Te f. Rousau, the youngster alleged to be w harna thief from Glen- Ute, who took Frenth env of Bharift Winn and jumped out of m cot window Sunday night, fe still in hiding, sheriff is to a) appearances, return empty handed to the Dawson county city after having his young quarry elude him after being brought LOH miles, and within a few hundred miles of Glenillve, Rowsscou answers the description of an adventurous young man of that neo. Treckled feced, easy going and smilie, it is bald that he 4!) hears the looks of a horse thief and p fueltive from justice, Singa tha young man left, the Afher at train crew até svonderim, at his darlu. In jumping off the train among the trestles and yavien on the pare whilet was pitch dark. Several neighb ooring towns have picked up young boys with freckela, but theyers all able to prove an altblet appears that Rollascatt was locked In the Iavatory by the con ductor, who then went Alf rounds. The deputy tried to open the door, but round i locked, and when His Toonted the con quetor and openedng door the open window told the tory.
A street car tragedy near the Columbia ward is under investigation after the wrecked car was removed. An inquest is set for Wednesday afternoon at the coroner’s office to determine the exact cause. Susanna Worthe, a year-old fatality, will be held until morning at 9:30 from the family residence Tix Bow Main Alex. No additional injuries reported beyond one fatality and two women treated at home.
A massive speckled trout weighing 12 pounds and measuring 86 inches was displayed by George T. Brown. It was caught yesterday morning at Camasreek, 23 miles south of Montda, on the Short Line. Initial skepticism faded after official inspection confirming its speckled variety.
A Labor Day program in Columbia includes a light-weight driving contest for 161 pounds or under with a $250 first prize donated by John D. Bryan and $180 added by the committee, plus a $40 second prize. Officials will judge a Miners union picnic charge, and a ball game is planned with a $44 prize. Teams compete by meeting the committee at Carpenters' union hall Saturday night.
Fragmented local notes record births funerals and notices from Butte area. Entries include a Aug 31 birth to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riley at 481 East Clear Grit, other family funerals at Sherman Ted and Walkerville St Lawrence Church, and various requests or ads about moving or selling household items.
A jury inquest into the death of John Cart 28 Fast Copper concluded with findings that Carr died from a concussion after a timber pull went wrong. Witnesses testified he disobeyed shift boss John B Kennedy by pulling timber toward a dirt slide, causing him to fall about 49 feet. Several miners warned him against pulling in the slide direction. the plank at the manway was reportedly kept down when not in use. The accident occurred Friday night and he died shortly after at St. Turnes hospital.
John Thompson of 628 East Parit Street argued over cold supper and plates then struck his wife, who called police. Officer McDonald arrested Thompson on a wife beating charge as neighbors reported the disturbance and the complainant sought aid for her three children.
Special to the Standard Bateman Aug 1 A runaway incident this afternoon caused by frightened horses near an approaching truby. Cr M Phipps aged 81 suffers a broken arm dislocated shoulder and Trebert Gray 12 and Ethel Phipps 10 are injured.
Many suffer from nervousness headaches and poor vision due to misfitting glasses. Our optometrist offers free consultations and adjustments on premises with a long successful track record and the state’s best grinding plant for complex cases.
We Will buy spot cash for any old or worn furniture ranges carpets and rugs. Butts Furniture Exchange Tol Ind located at 42 South Main St.
A family wagon drawn by two horses on North Bozeman Avenue collided with a Gallatin Valley Railroad Freight train near Mein Street. Mr. Phipps lost control as the horses panicked. the rig struck a telegraph pole and was torn apart. The 8 year old granddaughter suffered sprains and bruises, while her relatives were jolted. the elderly driver’s injuries appeared fatal. The girl sustained a severe arm injury but both children escaped serious harm.
Special Dispatch reports the Bozeman Fishermen’s Association offered the first trout catch of the season. William Cat, a local machinist, arrived from Yellowstone with a 60 pound string of trout. Ginn caught the Mah in the Madison River west of Yellowstone. Fpaga released a large catch about 40 minutes into fishing. The prize catch is displayed in a Main street store window.
Washington Aug 24 dispatch reports persistent delays in fee processing under the Carey Act due to rigid interim rules. Commissioner sends a representative west to verbally explain the application rules to Frederick Dudley who heads Carey Applications and to the West by night.
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Fragmentary OCR text discusses vibrant textiles and dyeing methods, mentioning Andean contexts and ancient silver work. It references various plants and dyes, and hints at cultural and artisanal themes without coherent narrative or identifiable events or individuals.
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