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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
5
Report recounts a court hearing where Moore faced charges after a fatal May shooting of his wife, with jury relief due to calendar illness. Nested testimony notes a separate case against Engenic Lantrd accused of assault, and plans for subsequent trials.
The Montana Elevator Company has purchased the crep of Mr Uoald at Meare for 74 een as the week’s slump and other conditions affect price. The deal is considered full value despite market weakness.
A city committee recommends 140 acres for an incinerator and heating plant, to fund the project from land proceeds. The plan envisions shop locations, housing for workers, and a hospital near Milwaukee avenues, with land described as sandy loam and suitable for garden crops. The proposal awaits city council action on Wednesday.
A Dewt-Bhown pioneer from Gatlitin cmvinity died last Saturday at age 52 while Edwin Hodge noted the event. The report describes the life and contributions of the departed as a significant local loss.
The event drew a massive turnout for a notable afternoon observance conducted by Davis Willson of the Presbyterian church. The scene featured a intertwined program at the Meantime Creole center with emphasis on local community activities and notable attendees.
The Railway Commission reduced coal rates on several lines including the Mibywikee Montane routes and branches to Butte Deer Lodge Forsyth Harlowton and Miles City. The order cites eight percent reductions for Chicago Milwaukee and Pacific lines and notes a broader shift in pricing for service, affecting Hopkins and related routes.
A fight outside a construction site escalated when Fro Chanias allegedly used a rock fragment as a weapon during a sidewalk dispute. Police report show contractor Neill and laborer details, with protests over dirt removal and alleged bystander injuries amid a wider labor dispute.
Hamilton notes show public schools organizing sessions, with staffing updates and upcoming open house days. The piece lists multiple teachers by name and details a city council special session to fill a vacancy left by a moving official, plus community and sports notes from Hamilton and nearby areas.
A partial listing shows attendees from Great Falls and nearby towns including Antherlm, ODoen nell, Hillinge, Darby, Clyde Park, Austin, Cascade, and Helena. Names include W. Mige, John Oli Thais M. Everett, J. M. Tobinson, Perry J. Moore, and Thom Burroughs among others. The event occurred in Helena with participants from Red. White Sulphur and surrounding areas.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports Judge Cheadle has begun drafting the decree in the famous Gallatin county water right suit. The process will span several months and will settle over 10,000 acres. Major irrigation districts in the northwest are involved with attorneys from across Montana representing various interests.
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