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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
21
Governor Shields issues a notice of election concerning an administrator with the document detailing the action. The incomplete text implies a gubernatorial order or proclamation closely tied to local governance and appointment processes.
The report details multiple civil actions and objections in a Montana era lawsuit. Anya Berger and Williams contest administration charges while Anthonobile Wife fights a divorce suit filed by Maude Hauserman Young. Heinze and Hook seek damages after a buggy collision injuring Row and Lilie Tarvinte, with fault assigned to the horse and driver. Governor Toaste announces a election proclamation for Liv in November.
Judge Doran presided as three defendants appeared before him yesterday morning. Abe McKengie faced Alsturbanie and Wang Ruese were found guilty. Olson pleaded guilty and paid a $5 admission cost. Byron, called by the rustlers, explained his conduct and faced a $10 fine as the session closed.
Misread lines describe missioners with authority to safeguard against fire hazards. Fragmentary phrases reference Sundays mornings and a journey along grounds near the Big Hole river, Glen Dillon pricing markers, and a special train.
A claimant alleges her business suffered due to incidents at a property and seeks compensation. Authorities reportedly denied relief, noting limitations, while some officials hinted the outcome could have differed with different legal action.
Weather department forecasts fair weather and mentions a planned day at St Georges hall. Citizens look forward to a family friendly event with balloon ascent, diving, and a drawing. A funeral for a late brother is noted, with lodge members attending.
Rain drenched the track forcing a postponement of the livestock sale. Buyers faced slow bidding as bidders left with the impression that better weather would bring quicker sales and higher prices. The postponed auction will resume Saturday with several horses sold yesterday at varying prices including Alice Hamilton and Answer Quick, while others await bids under improved conditions.
The Sremen of Hutte elected delegates to the state firemen convention to be held in Hamilton next month. Captain Hoten No 2 Tom Kelly of No 1 Fred Woods and Geoff Dono were named for clerk paper and carrier posts. Examinations and application blanks available at the local civil service clerk W. P. Moncure. Salary from 800 to 1000 dollars, depending on post grade and duties. Messages of thanks express appreciation for support during the stock sickness and to the Harrison M Ht association. Frank A. Doyle and Sherm & Reed undertakers are mentioned in connection with services.
H Williams and wife of Cen tence Friday for Cornwall nee thes will spend about one in their old home. Mr Withiams is 0 hoisting engineer and his been employed at the Mountain View Mine almost 18 years. Many Mrs Witham wil return to Butte to hake their home Hinch-one ranerat or atary 2 Hine wil take place it the familly residen: 129 West Lic Platte street, this (Thurs day) afternoon at 2 welock California Bee Sept. 4 1914, Inclusive, the Ore Short Line will sell excursion tickets t0 is follows '9 and return $13.90 nd return tro limited for return act il, stopovers "illowed In both directions. Diverse router vis between the San Pedro and Southert, Paciffic. Above fates are good both ways via Hunt serve aleeping ington and Portand. B eeeterthe now, Short Line city ticket Otte, 10 North Main "street," Butte, Mont Ho. DF. Smoke Magnolia cigar and you wi be happy. Why? Because it is the deat
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