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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
17
The Norris Club holds a meeting to discuss current matters and views the situation as reported. Officials or members share perspectives on progress and upcoming actions. The note highlights club activity and a forward-looking stance.
Brief notice reports Hendricks appearing in Justice's Court on a matter involving estates and unsettled money owed. Details are sparse but reference to a civil proceeding and financial dispute are noted.
An enthusiastic Norris club gathering at Hibernian hall heard Democrats pledge unity for the November election and support for the party’s conventions. Precinct committees were named, membership aims outlined, and enthusiasm for a late September caucus and the state convention built, with speakers urging continued campaign vigor.
A late night railroad car mishap injures three members of a Missoula outing party returning from Bitter Root valley. Miss Jeanette Ross and Miss Kate Jenkins are seriously hurt and at Sisters hospital in Missoula. Glen A. Fond also seriously injured. The improvised car struck a cone on the track in darkness, with other passengers unhurt or less severely affected.
Preparations for Labor Day observances are nearly complete with a committee from the central Prades and Labor council organizing events. Rev H A Carnahan will speak, introduced by George B Taithrop the new chairman. No parade but a day of activities at Washoe Park includes an athletic program, ball game. dancing in the pavilion and contests for men women and children with prizes. Participants must wear union hats and uniforms as specified. Rooms advertised at the Markleton Park Cedar for lodging.
The Fist Methodist church overflowed with sympathizing friends for the Meltwealut family as they mourned Donald Jen Kings. Flowers covered the church and halls, a white casket adorned with design rested beside a comforted choir and pallbearers followed the hearse. The ceremony included hymns and a brief tribute by the pastor, and he will be missed by all who knew him.
City visitors and residents are reported in a jumble of notices. Talks of local events, theatre plans, and social visits mention Mrs M A Lingo visiting her daughter in Montana, Mrs Nellie La hitting at McAtahon’s Music Store, and Mrs William Risken returning from Wisconsin. George Ellis travels to Butte for purchasing work with Anaconda Copper, while attorney W K Hodges leaves for Seattle for a state bar gathering. Frank Zettoth heads to Germany by steamer Crown to discuss his wife’s health and potential family plans in Montana.
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential for restoring and maintaining a healthy feminine system for mothers and potential mothers. reader testimonials claim restoration of health and successful postnatal recovery, urging sick women to try the remedy.
The district court heard an action brought by Thomas Boucher and Alan Thimae usher for all merchandise sold. The plaintiff seeks $986 for bows and ware purchased, plus interest and costs, to be entered as judgment.
Missoula Aug 2 Governor Norris launches his desiration campaign in Missoula county tomorrow night speaking at the Unt The Bryan and era club of Missoula county organized for the event The Missoula Eagle band is engaged for music and the club promises a rousing rally with a large turnout
A liquor case unfolds as JM Coutu and associates appear before the commissioner. Prosecution suggests guilt if evidence proves it while defense argues no hearing occurred and seeks a delay until September.
A divorce suit by Annie Johan Reningt alleges extreme cruelty by her husband Joh Ps. The complaint seeks custody of five children and alimony plus court and attorney fees. The narrative also interleaves unrelated local ads and a reminiscence about 19th century school exercises.
A lyrical scene captures a summer landscape with grasses blossoms ferns and pines. The passage describes meadow flowers birds and sunlight creating a vivid sensory memory that feels prophetic about summer abundance and beauty.
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