Anaconda News Brief: Amputation for Destitute Rancher
An aged rancher, Peter Trudell, was brought from the poor farm after freezing injuries worsened into gangrene. Doctors scheduled an emergency operation as his frail condition raised urgent life threats. In other notes, A A Mathews and Frank Pitzpatrick visited hospital to treat crushed fingers, with recoveries expected. The Standard prints new bull programme styles for the upcoming season and urges societies planning dances to review samples.
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Peter Trudell
Trude
Jon
A. Mathews
East Third
Frank Pitzpatrick
Ash Street
Mr. Zepan
Eed
Go Through the Ice in East End of City
A merry party of skaters in the eastern city area fell through a pond when the ice broke at the center. Several young ladies sank to the bottom but nearby young men acted quickly to rescue them and return them home safely. Some critics doubted the depth and motives, but none required coroner involvement.
Church Sermon Links Sacrifice to Christian Charity
A St Mark's sermon on sacrifice argues that self denial fulfills Christ’s law and contrasts natural struggle with Christian mercy. The speaker cites St Paul’s bears burdens command and urges society to aid the weak, inspire public charity, and advance humane governance through active benevolence.
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St. Mark's Church
St. Paul
Eaid
St. Hie
Haeare
Bethesda
Officers Raid Landry Block Arrests Inmate Annie Milton
Early yesterday morning the potter raided Sam Landry lodging house at Hickory street and Commercial avenue, arresting Annie Milton for maintaining a questionable lodging house. She posted a $50 bond and was released. Police state raids will continue to abate law violations, keeping Turner hall and nearby offices free of undesirable residents across the tracks.
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Sam Landry
Hickory Street
Commercial Avenue
Annie Milton
Turner Hall
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Dispatchers
Helena G A R Post Holds Its Election
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Dec The annual meeting of Wadsworth post G A R was held at Army hall with officers elected for the coming year including Commander Robert Gruner A J Fisk Junior vice commander Charles Mitchell Surgeon John A Schmitt Captain S A Swiggett Quartermaster Hoynton Officer of the Day W Lewis Officer of the Guard W D Larkin Trustees Ro o H Kleinschmidt and Kay Walker Delegates and alternates to the encampment at Miles City listed Asbury AC Fisk A C Marshman WC Lewis W Bitaitin GH Boyaion alternate John Morris RH Kreinschmidt Jame Crump James Cram Dante J Miles selected for the detachment.
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Standard
Helena
Wadsworth
Army Hall
Robert Gruner
A. J. Fisk
Charles Mitchell
John A. Schmitt
S.A. Swiggett
Hoynton
W. Lewis
W. D. Larkin
Ro O H. Kleinschmidt
Kay Walker
Mieseule
Detegates
Asbury AC
Fisk
A.C. Marshman
WC. Lewis
W. Bitaitin
Boyaion Alterna
John Morris
RH. Kreinschmidt
Jame Crump
James Cram
Dante J. Milespeace
Mendenhall Hall Wedding at Helena
Helena papers report a marriage license issued to Howard Mendenhall of Anaconda and Lizzie Hall of Helena. Friends expect the couple to return to Anaconda where a home is being prepared.
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Howard Mendenhall
Anaconda
Helena
Lizzie Hall
Public protest meets in Washington over Reed Smoot
A December 13 Washington gathering by the interdenominational congress of women condemned the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Reed Smoot. Resolutions urge protests to senators and call for action, signed by prominent women leaders including Mrs Frederick Schott and Mrs Margaret Dye Bills.
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Reed Smoot
Senate
M. E
Satteree
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Smoot
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United States
Apostle Smoot
Suc
Mra Frederick Schott
National Congress of Mothers
Clara "L. Roach
International Women’ Union
Colombia
Mrs
Margaret. Dye
Natonal
Woodruff Defends Citizenship Amid Utah Tensions
In Salt Lake City a Tabernacle audience heard Apostle C M Woodruff address Utah affairs and the Smoot case. He condemned agitators who enter Utah to stir strife, arguing American citizenship is a God given right and warning against denying others this right for beliefs different from his own.
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Era
Tabernacle
C. M. Woodruff
Mormon Church
Utah
Smoot
Condition of Gerry Is Much Improved
Portland report notes Robert T. Gerry and Dr. Robert James arrived by special train to visit Elbridge Gerry Jr. at a hospital in the city. Dr. James says there is no alarm and a speedy recovery is expected from typhoid fever. family trip to the bedside was canceled. The Atlantic to North Pacific run time set a new record en route.
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Ore
Robert T. Gerry
Robert James
New York
Elbridge
T. Gerry
Peter Gerry
Gerry
James
Robert Gerry
Atlantic Seaboard
North Pacific
Don’t Overlook Bright Snappy Goods Stock Sale
Neat note about a fresh stock of bright snappy goods offered for viewing. Souvenir cups feature views of the Smelter Court House Library Montana Hot and New High School all on each cup priced at one dollar.
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Courthot Library
Montana Hot
NEW High School
Pure mustard debate rages over Schilling's Best quality
The speaker contrasts pure mustard with Schilling's Best, arguing it is the finest non colored option and implies a money back offer from grocers, highlighting consumer dissatisfaction and brand preference.
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Schilling
Thirteen Dead in Freight Train Wrecks
A westbound freight through a deep cut on a sharp curve derailed two engines and sixteen cars in a catastrophic wreck. Engineer Frank Finnum of Des Moines and fireman Oscar Dyer of Des Moines perished. Conductor Flynn and several brakemen were seriously injured. Des Moines responders battled flames and secured the scene amid totaled equipment.
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Tra
Frank Finnivum
Dew Moines
Oscar Dyer
Des Moines
Walter Ward Kruger
Des Apines
Commissioners Wind Up Their Business
County commissioners close the current session with bids for Migpah and Little Missouri ridges due Dec 8, capi tol bridge cost not to exceed 3000, Mizpah bridge to be combination with birlar piers, J W Stith to draft crib plans for Powder river protection, bid advertising, indemnity settlement for Kalaka to Box Elder road, Dave Peden appointed superintendent at the poor farm for one year, Pow der river to Knowlton road accepted as public highway, surveyor to plate Five Mile to Wyoming, plats approved for Knowlton to Terry and Ekalaka roads, several other road surveys finalized.
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Miles City
Migpah
Little Missouri
Capitol Bridge
Mizpah
Chatman J. W. Stith
Wyoming
Knowlton
Terry and
Ekalaka
Yellowstone Bridge
Buffalo Rapids
Ashland
Sheridan Road
Failon
Cabin Creek
Sawmill Divide
Powder River
Otter
Pumpkin Creek
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