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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
11
A Forsyth area wife suspects her husband’s infidelity with the hired girl. In a jealous act she drenches the kitchen with a shawl over her head and lights a small blaze at the back door. The scene ends with the wife confronting her husband as flames spring up, reflecting a tense domestic drama amid broader regional notices and comments on tourism and politics.
A chef Nicholas Chat was arrested in Hamilton after waitress Anna De Roster accused him of assaulting her in the inn kitchen yesterday morning. Three other waitresses testified to corroborate the claim. The defendant remained in custody as officers investigated. The report notes a long day’s events including a local burial and other incidents observed in the city.
New York Aug 2 Markets show mixed action with prices oscillating within a narrow range. Highlights include renewed strength in the Pacific coast and a notable surge in the Harriman line amid talk of securities adjustments. Cotton pool collapse shocks traders as imports contract while exports rise, and copper and metal trades edge forward with cautious demand.
Virginia City notes report a major storm with extensive damage in Madison valley and nearby areas. Marshall Paulgi and wife toured national park. local promoter Lewis Penwell and party from Helena visited ranch properties. Charles F Simon from Meadow Creek discussed mining claim and ore shipments. storm impact included damaged power lines, fallen timber, and uninjured residents.
Special notes from Stevensville mention disputes to the St Stevensville Aus Redford Kun. arrivals from the weston route and visits at local homes. Dr. Ge fated and plans to return home and dispose property then locate Bitter Root valley. Howard and children left for Oregon City to pursue dairy creamery interests. Florence Lewis of Sioux City with Dr Grittin visiting Stevensville to see her brother She and her niece Emily accompany.
The item lists residents and guests visiting Stevensville and nearby areas. Mrs. Mary Clark of North Lewiston, Ohio, plans to return home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Smith. Dr. Kart H. Kellogg’s gout is noted in connection with county official John S. Preece. Kate Metrath and Lassie McDermott of Butte are registered at Hotel Stevensville during a visit, with movers and daughters also returning home to Hamilton after a Stevensville visit.
The notice states that readers must submit words in the standard rate type and that replies will be given as cards issued by the Standard Office in Streetason. It mentions telephone types used for wage and rate communications and that answers to inquiries may be issued by the office.
Classified notices offer loom, plumbing, housekeeping, and job postings in Butte Montana. Listings include apprenticeships, domestic help, skilled trades, and pawned items with names, locations, and contact hints amid notices on employment and real estate along with society and fashion notes.
Notice to Daly Bank and Trust Company stockholders Anaconda Montana announces annual meeting at the bank office on Main and Park streets Anaconda Salt city date August 27 election of five directors and other business to be transacted Also notice from administrator of estate Matt Poregi requesting creditors to present claims within four months at the administrator's address Deer Lodge County Montana August 1 1908
Fragmented notice advertises furniture sale and room rentals in a central area with names and addresses uncertain. It mentions standard items, a four room house, and possible rent information. The readable parts hint at a local sale event and property listings with several person names.
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