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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
5
The notice markets sliced and halved peaches and canned goods under reduced prices. It highlights Ceylon tea and pineapple products plus coffee and oils, inviting shoppers to sample free offerings and visit the store during the day and evening hours.
Jury returns verdict of accidental death in the Butte No 3 mine collapse near Virginia City. Testimony detailed the cave in as miners worked, with deputy mine inspector Gren noting narrow workings and safety measures were followed. Funeral arrangements announced for the deceased, with services at the Virginia City chapel and burial to follow.
Burglars stole $400 in jewelry and valuables from a residence at 727 West Iraul after forcing entry by breaking a window and door bolt. They also attempted to enter the office of undertaker J. Wala during the same spree, but fled when discovered by residents.
District court records list several criminal cases pending as of November in the present year. Convictions include burglary and seduction possibilities, with names such as Mark Til Pasq and Talley dt Gotaales among those cited. A prominent woman of Suares was arrested for alleged involvement in revolutions, and a separate incident reports a man slaughter charge following an attempted abduction. Mayor and jeweler at 22 West Park Street featured in the notes.
Cross examination of Dr Leonard Pearson, veterinary expert, resumes as stake bearing begins amid adjournment over hot days. Questions on arsenic, climate, and horse parasites reveal how a disease may affect cattle and horses across Montana with witnesses describing conditions in Deer Lodge valley and surrounding areas.
Local store advertises a wide assortment of suit cases and office supplies at unusually low prices. Items include domestic and imported goods offered at deep discounts, with emphasis on value and broad selection for West-area customers.
Reports describe a morning court session where an older offender, intoxicated and using lewd language, was fined heavily after a drunken disturbance. Spectators recalled the scene as police and officials struggled to manage a tense moment before verdicts and sentences for multiple defendants were handed down.
In Butte churches a range of services is listed from Grace Methodist to Episcopal, Presbyterian and other congregations. Readings include morning and evening worship, Sunday school, youth events, and special services at varied locations such as corner Ariza and Second streets, 671 North Main Street, and 200 South Montin Street.
A habeas corpus proceeding was begun in the district court to challenge a city jail holding. John Ensigh, a prisoner, is involved as the writ is set for hearing by morning before Judge Doulan, with the police chief expected to report on the writ. Suspicion links Len to a robbery. Petersen is out on bond. Several other defendants face sentences or new actions in court, including forgery, assault, and a trademark dispute over Holland Ring Rolling War, with Peters seeking damages and an injunction. Gerard Aremer was granted a divorce from J Bruce Kremer by Judge Donlan yesterday, tying to a string of record-setting proceedings with the divorce filed shortly after the compas record.
The defense in the Sidney Sloane murder case pivots on mental irresponsibility claims. Charles Caleb Chitt Cin, a key witness and former employee at a Helly Whiel, testified about the robbing of a cash register and slot machine at his father’s store, highlighting the central evidence.
Colonel Evert, assistant adjutant general of Alabama, died today at the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home in Quincy. The report notes his service and the city context before ending abruptly.
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