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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1909
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment lists a name and address with unclear context. The readable elements include a person’s name and an address line, but the event or action is not discernible. No dates, organizations, or locations beyond the partial address are confirmed.
A court answer filed by defendants contends the Epileptic youth, lunch delivery, and epileptic mother factors, while the car allegedly traveled no faster than five miles per hour when the boy was struck. The case, Tarrlet Atfeld vs Atfield, concerns a Park Street accident that killed a boy who was delivering a lunch to a brother clerk. The defense claims the boy crossed into traffic and that the automobile was properly driven. The boy died hours after the incident. $225 was paid for fees and expenses. The trial will continue with witnesses and arguments beginning Monday morning. Linda Ruge sues Montana Milling Co. for 7499 in a separate action.
Reno and Miss Ges sin present a merry raclange at the Majestic theater this week. Pault nett and Plequo, foreign serenades, win favorable notices from yesterday’s Mal audiences. Sally Stenbler showcases new gongs and J. Coleman is a noted storyteller. New motion pictures praised.
Wrapped copies of the Christo Standard, ready for pulling, are on sale at select outlets in Anne yin, Hutte and Missanin. The Christmas Standard offers to deliver to points in the United States and territories including the Philippines, Hawaii, Canada and Mexico.
Charles C. Young and Mrs Minnie Green married last evening at St Vixen ranch home. Judge S B Muchmore performed the ceremony. After a wedding dinner at Dican home guests congratulated them at J H Faust’s home. They plan a wedding trip to Helena Great Falls and Portland Ore returning to village life with business partner Charles C Young.
A Joliet courtroom saga unfolds with sarcastic witnesses and repeated adjournments as Attorney Thresher contests papers, the judge delays, and city officials argue about access to case documents. A Finnish immigrant, Voinonen, faces mental strain and potential detention, with officers aiding his restraint while court processes stagger.
Chronic nasal and throat conditions cause foul breath and social embarrassment. The ad promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a remedy, claiming they absorb offensive odors and toxins, improving breath and social ease. It urges purchasing two boxes for sixpence and sending name and address for a free sample from F A Sturt Company.
Dillon notes report Stanebird council tax charges and canal rent details with local budget notes. The piece covers marriages of Miss Lattig Hotchinson and Miss Pour Burwell, with details of Rev Dodds and Rev Calver ceremonies, plus community events, printing, and brief court notes on gambling, ending with Shierson’s fine of $190.
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