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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
19
Local case centers on widow and several women who allege Mr Wisner engaged in a fraudulent insolvent concern. Officials have opened inquiries as residents seek accountability and potential legal action.
Court actions against G E Wisner continue as he faces charges for receiving money from McCarthy in relation to an insolvent bank. Preliminary hearing set for Judge Fitzgerald with warrants pending, while other complaints against Wisner allege similar misappropriation. Separate filings involve Ford estate litigation and a stockholders meeting for Anaconda Copper Mining Company seeking approval to sell ground to Boston & Montana.
An examination for the position of jerk male and female and carrier male will be held at the post office in his city on September 19 1906. Applications open with stated requirements and dates.
The notice directs applicants to contact the secretary of the board of civil service examiners in Anaconda for full information on examination qualifications duties salaries vacations and promotions at the post office.
Miss Maretta Smart headlines the Margaret Theater last night in A Mad Love with praised acting and strong supporting cast. The Royal Chef musical comedy comes Tuesday, featuring lavish scenic effects and gowns, and new songs like The Tail of the Tailless Frog. Notable cast includes Harry Bermsen Oscar Rugland Osborne Clemsen Gertrude Hutcheson and Elsie Frazee along with 40 others.
A jumble of city notices includes rental ads for tents and shotguns at Greig's, piano tuners, watch repairers, and music stores. Several residents travel to Minneapolis and Duluth, with others visiting or returning from nearby towns. A meeting of mill and smeltermen is planned, plus a concert by the washer band and a safety notice from an insurance agent. A man named Steve Janesko faces an insanity hearing after a previous arrest.
The largest and best assortment we have ever shown. Come in before Labor Day. Strain's.
The B. A. & P. railway will sell round trip Anaconda to Butte and return for 1, Aug. 27 to Sept. 7 inclusive. Tickets are good going and returning on all trains on the date of sale only.
Deer Lodge County officials finalize purchase of fair grounds from the Daly estate and plan persistent growth. A 12,900 share capital stock will fund a permanent fair association with broad citizen participation. Miles Finlen of Butte funds a $500 Daly purse for a mile and an eighth handicap on Merchants’ Day, boosting racing interest amid expanded exhibits and daily balloon ascensions.
The store promotes tall street hats for ladies with prettier designs and a full millinery department featuring latest styles shapes and colors.
A session called for Saturday Sept 1 at Carpenter hall to elect officers and conduct club business. All members and Republicans urged to attend. By order of Thomas Silbst, president. Also Anaconda lodge No 22 members to pay dues to M Hammer Slough. George M Johnston M W D Scott Recorder.
A promotional note suggests buying new shoes for Labor Day and previewing fall styles for men women and children. It advocates targeted advertising to outspend competitors and mock their costly printer ink expenses as a strategy.
We are now showing the new ladies fall suits and coats. Call in while downtown and see them at Strain's.
A proverb about skill compares a poor whist player who scores the odd trick with an experienced player who takes two or three. It asserts the test of skill is not just making good but getting all that is coming to you, in reference to printers ink and advertising ethics.
Practical guidance from Hasley outlines steps to restore homes after a fire. Focuses on ventilating spaces, removing debris safely, cleaning surfaces, and preventing further damage. Includes safety cautions about air quality and personal protective equipment.
Beginning June 3 the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway will sell round trip tickets daily Anaconda to Gregson and return 30 cents Butte to Gregson and return 00 cents This afternoon at 2 50 the principal of the Lincoln school will have a meeting in his office of the teachers who had been in the Lincoln school last term W K Dwyer Superintendent
Nearly 500 Anacondans returned from the Silver Bow county fair in Butte after a day of concerts, a parade, and races. The crowd praised local officials and manager Wharton for transport and hospitality, while noting spirited but mixed city antics. The band performed on Main Street and again at the fairgrounds, with the visit ending in high spirits and plans to return before the fair closes. For sale A five room frame house on east side a snap See Sullivan
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