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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
11
Citizens weigh a planned crematory near Milwaukee with Aldermen Murphy White Stewart and City Clerk O’Leary deciding on action. A rapid tram and relief from odor are discussed as the city eyes sites and potential revenue from waste disposal and industry.
Judge Jerry J. Lynch of Silver Bow County returns from a journey to Ireland. He visited familiar scenes including Glarne castle and Cuersinstown, sailed back on the Maurell after 4 days 14 hours and 8 minutes at sea. He plans to resume work promptly, accompanied by Mrs. Lynch and their elder child.
The annual state camp meeting of the Seventh Day Adventists will run from August 26 to September 10 in Lit vensville, with about 300 attendees expected. A camp west of the Northern Pacific has tents and services including a dining tent and kitchen, and prominent ministers like George Trin and George E. Butler will attend.
A special dispatch from Stevensville dated August 24 notes Clerk of the Court C. Baker and Miller with Mrs Tr. Hiker of Hamilton traveling by automobile to Stevensville. J. C. Conkey of the Republican accompanied by Anan Gallagher spent a few hours there, while BF Plummer returned from Butler and B. Mosler was in Stevensville yesterday.
AM members of Rutte acrie No. 1 will meet at Sherman Reed's star taking parlors Wednesday August 2 at 1 a.m. to attend the funeral of our late brother Penni Doherty. AUILLICK W B THOMAS J W ALIKE W Pe
The contractor for a two story addition began work at dawn to prepare walls for bricklaying. Weather delays may push completion toward late September. Officials anticipate separate detention facilities, with separate male and female spaces, for the new patrol station.
Charles Warren recalls J Parkes a freight hauler who shaped the Parrot vein gold rush era. Parkes moved ore to Corinne and Ogden routes, funded by up to $1000 bets and tobacco profits, seeking the mother lode as White notes Northwest growth and heavy visitor traffic.
Lawrence Van Ava 2b J D reporting that the Maskell Institute official Mr Milliken denies any evidence of Indian girls at the show and states there is no basis for any inquiry or investigation into the claimed traffic. No involvement of authorities was considered.
Fragmented report notes Billy Sunday absent from a scene involving an automobile collision. Names Mrs George Spon and Winans appear in a laundry list of locals. details are unclear due to OCR errors. Also mentions Howard, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Christie, with funeral planned at 9:30 am at the family residence in Williamsburg officiated by Reverend Noftainger.
A bond and notice of appeal to the Supreme Court were filed in district court by Ee OW Wyane. He sues Spi Diner of Missoula for 1482.83 on a note dated July 13, 101, and 3780 on another note, with 40 percent interest. Delays involve Stoly Savings Bank against Frank JT Cooney. removal petition to the US court in Charles Lucius case. Sholes seeks prohibition to block enforcement against Moody.
Dillon Aug 10 John Lowney a bulleman for the Lima passenger train died at the county hospital after being crushed beneath a Pullman car on the Lima tracks. Coroner Ford led an inquest and the jury ruled death an accident due to his own carelessness. Lowney said before dying that two brothers lived at 623 Was Alumni street. He was buried at Mount View Cemetery.
The Broadway Gold Mining company with capital of 1 million dollars and 2,000 shares was incorporated by FP Merk DJaslyn JW Tarielt W P Davin and Fa 5L Powell. Incorporators listed as Co Traskin 4 4thristle and 8 Christie in the county clerk’s office yesterday.
Members are requested to attend tonight’s union meeting. Dastens of Importance noted. ALENANDEI MPAGTIEN is president and ADE WESWOOL serves as secretary.
Work has been resumed on the Stevensville water works after delays. Contractor W. P. Strange traveled to the coast to arrange pipe supply from the Pacific Coast Pipe Company of Balti, Washington. About ten men are said to be working on the pipe as completion nears.
George T. Lewis died this morning at his Plains, Montana home after a long illness. He was a renowned miner formerly in Alder Gulch and Hochister, belonging to the Grand Army of the Republic. He leaves a widow and three children Maddus Hefen and All of Plains. Burial is set for Wednesday at two o'clock under GAR auspices.
Dispatch notes arrest of Rit Krallac Pete Spritzer and Matt Tunieh on Saturday on suspicion of plotting to blow up an air facility near Grorge Sthudsher. Hearing held before Tasties of the Peco Teich, Acting County Attorney Smith moved for a mistrial. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing legal proceedings and alleged charges.
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