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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
2
The report details a lengthy illness with partial paralysis, a shift in condition allowing sitting, and a recovery period. It mentions local officials and a special deputy sheriff in Masons County, with references to Coeur d Alene and regional positions and events.
A long completed concrete and steel bridge over the Missoula River was opened to the public today after a year of work. The west sidewalk has been in use for days and paving on the roadway finished last night. County commissioners have not announced final acceptance details, with formal transfer expected soon. A celebration by the boosters club will align with the official transfer plan.
A special dispatch reports in Missoula that two men are charged with stealing valuables from a woman connected to the city’s red light district. A purse and other articles valued at about 149 dollars were allegedly taken from a residence, with the suspects denying ownership of the goods. A preliminary hearing set a cash bond of one dollar for one defendant, and both men face possible imprisonment if convicted.
Special dispatch reports a large tract in Blackfoot country offered to investors in Milwaukee and Chicago interests. Purchases cover thousands of acres between Ovando and Helmville at prices from five to six dollars per acre, including a 109 acre ranch sold for 14 000 with proximity to a station.
The document reports a treasury balance and disbursement excess for the current period, noting a deficit of 4 4NS,006 and an excess over receipts. It cites Panama bonds authorized but largely unsold, with estimates for the next year trimmed and anticipated revenue of about 25 million from the corporation.
Maree North Dakota reports Judge Charles Awldon of the United States district court calls for the execution of professional criminals and the hopelessly insane in a speech. He argues that education should not fund keeping a morally old man under lock and key, and notes the small reform rate among professional criminals.
The state health board authorized Missoula to dump sewage into the Missoula River with restrictions. Water from the stream cannot be used for domestic purposes without treatment, and households must install septic tanks where required.
Washington November 30 The Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia granted the petition of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and other leaders of the American Federation of Labor for a stay of execution of the mandate. The mandate is stayed indefinitely pending appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States.
Hultijo Nov 30. ruest Philips of Akendad and Edward Smith, a farmer, were held to the grand jury on a vague charge of selling a wife. Mrs PMN and her husband sold her to Smith for $1.59, and Smith then released her. Salts testified he paid $2.00 for the wife’s return, but he did not know where she went.
New York reporting the Harriman estate valuation by appraisers. The surrogate’s court set the estate value at about 9,000 dollars with a payment schedule or inheritance figure noted, reflecting the appraisal findings and anticipated distribution.
Conemagen November 20. Dr Afwarley Mean indicates Copenhagen meaning to Denmark to attend when Cook records are received aboard the steamer United States. The incident mentions Denver officials charged with liquor sale and a case of pretension and malice.
Details from the report show Patrick Byrne was killed in a rain related accident near Anne yesterday morning. Mrs. Jonse-Greevy, a cousin, is described as the only surviving relative in the county. A service will be held at Lawler and Wreagh's chapel Thursday morning.
In Gallatin County Mont, a high school girls team resumes practice amid financial limits and facility shortages. Seven games are set, with teams including Wadena Red Lodge Livingston and theCrider Wesker g aiming to defend titles. An Arbor Michigan notes football champions plan winter practice, while boxing and other sports results from Schenectady and Tachinapullis are mentioned.
A fierce storm swept over Shimenky yesterday filling waters with wrecked boats and bodies. A Tepanese vessel named Kala Maru reportedly foundered with 2270 dans on board and many fishermen missing or drowned. Piers and port facilities at Sitthronpack were heavily damaged as rescue teams search for survivors.
Local notes from Butte recount visitors from Billings Missoula Dillon and Red Lodge and arrivals at various homes. Mentions include Elmer Pondami wife of Atelrose in Butte, Mrs Mosher celebrating a seven pound baby, and several travelers passing through or staying a few days. The field notes highlight social rounds and a newborn in the Mosher household.
A distorted report notes Maryland water conditions affecting muskrat trapping along the eastern shore. It mentions a $2000 investment prospect and hints at legal concerns, with unclear references to authorities and outlaw status of animals.
Auilen Wax laments his vulnerable state and pleads for Longway to comfort him. He asserts he cannot be soothed as Horewich refuses assistance, expressing a fragile moment in an austere setting.
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