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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1911
Page
8
A dubious diamond or jewelry purchase leads to costly problems and endless trouble. The piece urges selecting a well known, reputable jewelry house to ensure value. It invites readers to call for purchasing guidance and asserts reasonable prices tied to quality.
A long OCR fragment lists names, addresses, businesses, and events in Butte including medical and dental ads, tailoring, carpentry, and salon references. Mentions of Dr Trousklen, A Schilling, and J Z Morgan along with local shops, transport notes, and a fire on unchanged older streets. It reads like a cluttered community roundup with scattered dates and places such as Clairmont and Gregson Springs.
Amid puzzling clues and shifting theories, investigators pursue a mountain hillside death. Suspect Dobson denies murder link while admitting intense past romance with Mrs Moore. Reports describe blood, a broken crystal, scattered keys, and a navy of unanswered questions surrounding the widow's final hours and missing weapons.
Mantelair M Ty announces the engagement of Miss Cornelis Frances Jefferson, a descendant of the Jefferson line and grandniece of the late Joseph Jefferson, to Carrington Howard, a Yale graduate. The couple plans to marry Saturday September 9 in Musyardst Bay Massachusetts. Frances Jefferson began on stage at age ten and toured with her father.
A special train carrying 70 delegates to the National Laundrymen's association arrived in Livingston on a trip to Yellowstone park after the St Paul convention. The delegation will spend a week touring the area and visiting the famed geysers. The event marks a notable gathering of laundry trade professionals in western Montana.
John C. Nelson aged about 38 was found dead by his brother James near Taountaine east of Deer Lodge. A rifle lay beside the body, indicating death by self-inflicted action. Nelson had spent time at Warm Springs asylum but returned home in apparently good health. Funeral scheduled Saturday at 2 PM from the Methodist chapel.
A Livingston investigation by Aldermen Colpitts Thellen McMahon A Robertson and William Mitchell concluded that Policeman Carmel and Driscoll were not guilty of misconduct in charges brought by McCasker, secretary of the Purple Power league of Montana. The findings held the officers blameless.
Vancouver, D. C., Aug. 2. Aiirai Togo will not be the guest of the city at luncheon Sunday after protests called Sabbath desecration by residents. The city council decided at a late meeting following protests. The only honor for the admiral will be a formal welcome ad ready when he steps from the train Saturday night.
A telegram from Livingston reports a wage dispute between telegraph operators and the Northern Pacific near Billings and Livingston ended. The telegraph and telex crews had threatened strikes, but officials agreed to equal wages with telegraphers, averting further disruption to train dispatches.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Taivingeton Air Milton Plint, a former Pennsylvania resident, living in Shields River valley for three years, died instantly when heavy wagon wheels rolled over his head on Brackett Creek. The accident occurred on a steep grade as the wagon toppled. He was taken to Clyde Park for burial. ten relatives remain in this country.
An unclear report notes a local event at Dear Ledge with orderly crowds and courteous service. The piece mentions a performance, a show, and extended treatment, plus Dutch Mach Minetor and Mautheny listed for draft at Windsor budfah.
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