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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
13
Cincinnati officials face a refunding tangle over 34 000 city hall bonds after Seasongood & Mayer refused to cover interest during recall and delivery delays. The city plans fresh bids and may sue the firm for damages.
Police reported a theft of the picture machine from the moving picture rooms. The machine was found moved to a basement and an attempt made to hide it. manager La Point later reinstalled the device and the venue reopened to crowds.
Mrs. Michael Cosgrove received word from her husband who went to Tonopah for his brother John Cosgrove’s funeral that the body was brought to Salt Lake and interred in the Catholic cemetery. He did not say whether he would return to Tonopah or go home to the city.
Mt Haggincourt No 629 holds an annual election of officers Monday evening December 10 1906. All members are earnestly requested to be present. Don’t be troubled longer with catarrh. The Smith Drug Co says that if a $1 Hyomei outfit does not cure you completely it will pay for it.
Much interest marked the first shoot for the Du Pont silver cup at the Anaconda Red and Gun club yesterday afternoon. Drumgoole led with four points while Munn had two. others scored goose eggs amid poor visibility from snow and wind. A medal shoot and a cup contest are planned for the Sunday before Christmas with local shooters and visitors from Butte.
Anaconda grown carnations noted as Greig's Co. oO F meets tonight to elect officers. A. J. Walker arrived from Butte yesterday and returned on the evening train. C. H. Smith visited from Butte yesterday for a time.
Week ending December lists remaining uncalled letters in the Anaconda post office. Names include men women and foreign entries such as Felix Bellanger John Korsund Eugene La Haye Elizabeth Lewis Ellie Olsen Anna Garner Tad Thomas and James N Burwash among others. Postmaster H F Errett notes the roster of unclaimed mail by category.
In Elizabethtown Kentucky on December 9 Sheriff Yates auctioned Dock Aubery a shiftless white man to farmer J J Johnson under a nine month term. The bid opened at one dollar as Aubery described a ravenous appetite amid slow bidding and a sparse crowd. Johnson won with a full dollar and Aubery departed with his temporary owner.
Essen, Prussia, Dec 9. The Krupp company decides to raise its capital stock by 5 million dollars and to construct a new building costing about 15 million dollars. The entire new stock issue will stay within the Krupp family. One million one hundred twenty five thousand dollars of the new issue is put in reserve. Keith's Konqueror shoe 3.50, patent leather 4 at Thueson's, Parrott block.
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