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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
10
The item notes a local meeting at the Etandard seat 2 in Bronaway, Bute with contact phone 422. Advertising rates are available on request, and independent tele Dhoma 142% is mentioned in connection with the notice.
A collage of brief items reports store names and services from Hight & Fairfield Co and Orion Bros to Grady's and W Wheat newsstand. It notes residents visiting Portland British Columbia Salt Lake and Arizona, with several returns from trips and two birth and travel updates. The piece also promotes sales at Tonkin's and a railway schedule alert for weekend service. misc. notices include health office official at Alhambra Springs and Fort Sheridan departures.
In Hot Springs Virginia Aug 94 Judge Taft declared strong support for American missionary efforts in China as the best way to improve the nation’s condition and foster friendly ties between China and the United States. He spoke during an extended meeting with Rev George W Printer a 35 year missionary in Hangchow for the Presbyterian Church.
Port of Spain dispatch reports President Castro's order to Venezuelan customs to deny passage to West Indian travelers. Venezuelan authorities were told to withhold passports from individuals attempting to travel, provoking indignation and worsening hardship for local residents. Nolife Menuh Grantin left for Chicago and New York to seek fall and winter millinery goods.
A party from Boulder Hot Springs touring Hasin was returning Sunday night when a washedout road caused a wagon to plunge four feet. Five people fell into a embankment. three waitresses were injured and taken to Dr Wahl’s hospital. The driver recovered first, horses uninjured. One waitress was unconscious and later reported improving. other injuries described as internal.
Professor J G McMacken, high school science coach at Butte for two years, will move to Spokane with Mrs McMacken and their baby girl. He will continue work at the local institution where Wr. ML Hart is principal. McMacken, once Grace King, will be missed by Butte scholastic teams he coached, including the Incal seven.
Judge Lynch presided as a civil action arose from charges of cruelty by E Roy Jones toward his wife. Jones testified she married him on February 18, 1901, in Bullel, and that she was forced to leave due to his beating and alleged infidelity accusations. She described habitual mistreatment and repeated assaults.
Mrs Frank H Pillingwin and her husband face fraud allegations tied to Jane R Thompson of Butte and a staged prize fight scheme. Telegram probes suggest an attempt to mislead authorities, with Charles Gunther of Butte Adjustment Co coordinating. Pilling seeks settlement to drop charges as investigations unfold.
A brief grainy notice reports a misdocumented clash at the Lodge Saloon in West Park, describing a cold dyer and a tense confrontation. Police were called to the scene and no injuries were confirmed. Premature details limit fuller facts.
Advert reads several upright Kimball pianos for sale at bargain prices with down payments and monthly plans. Also listed are other pianos and a few near new models. The notice closes with extended thanks to neighbors and organizations for support after a bereavement.
Fragments report Montana conference duties in Miles City with clergy transfers among Perini Centerville Meaderville Bozeman Anaconda and nearby towns. Bishop McDowell will visit Sheridan and attend mission conferences after an informal Mountain View reception in his honor in Miles City.
Many friends attended the funeral for George Pinch, foreman at the Boston Montana company, who died suddenly Friday evening after a brief illness. The service was held at Mt Berkel Methodist church with Rev. Lee Ayers officiating. Pallbearers included foremen from the Montana mines on the hill, and floral tributes came from the widow, family, and local colleagues.
Advertisement promises a full refund if customers are not satisfied, labeling the policy as the only guarantee offering satisfaction or money refunded. The copy emphasizes risk free purchase and returns as a key selling point.
Police and sheriff investigators probe a rose and carnations aided scene near a St. Pa camp south of Butte. A Daly Bank and Trust cashier’s check for 33.70 and cash totaling 200 were stolen from a tent. A suspect known as Busco was seen near the scene Sunday night. The missing money and check were concealed in a bedding area.
Hains brothers, in Fang Island court, faced charges after a killing at the Taysite Yacht Club site over a week ago. William Sh. amis was killed. T. Jenkins Hains charged as an accessory in the alleged agreement with the district attorney. AML adjourned next Friday. Captain Wains showed the strain of a week’s confinement. his brother appeared unconcerned.
In New York on August 21 the ocean liners Kroonland from Antwerp and Do var raced Sandy Look today with Kroonland finishing clearly ahead by several minutes from Rotterdam. As Kroonland exited the Goethals canal in Aug 11 she glimpsed Statendam ahead and then pulled away, never losing sight of the rival until the finish.
Camp Perry Ohio Aug 2 Fifty teams of 12 men compete for honors in the United States Army matches. The Navy titan WT wine led the opening events at 20 yards rapid and slow fire and at nap yards slow fire. Tomorrow the firers will contest the 600 yard slow fire and 800 yard target on a aldr artillery run.
Following a campaign under the Christian Temperance Act, licenses tied to major Pittsburgh venues including Hore club and Crown and Schmidt were revoked. The action, endorsed by five large establishments, targets liquor operation and advertising practices amid city efforts to curb drinking.
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