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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
Anaconda readers are informed of meetings tonight for Kiks Maccabees Modern Woodmen and Woodmen of World. ads note Harpers Miller’s Milwaukee at the Mint Verberckmees diamonds Park Auto Supply skates. Community notices cover services, theater ads, and upcoming meetings with several church and lodge events
Washington D C December 10 1916 letter from the National Indian War Veterans seeks addresses of all frontier service members and post Civil War volunteers through 1888 to place their names on the association rolls for pension legislation. National Commander Henry Hegner and National Secretary Cc R Hauser lead a campaign to secure recognition equal to other war survivors.
Frank Christensen a noted Anaconda smelterman married Alice Dougherty a popular Anaconda belle yesterday at St Patrick's church Butte officiated by Rev Father De Siere. Both natives of Anaconda with many friends, they plan a honeymoon trip to Portland and Seattle before returning home after the holidays.
All warrants on the road fund of Deer Lodge county registered prior to July 1 1910 are payable at the county treasurer’s office and interest will cease on this date Dated Anaconda Mont Dec 14 1910 W J Gallagher County Treasurer
A detailed guide to making and styling hair ribbons for girls from infancy to teens. It covers bandeaus, rosettes, and wreaths with satin, velvet, and decorative pins, plus a box to store the bandeaus with three compartments and optional enamel finish.
An old advertisement links the nickname The Old Scratch to scratching caused by dandruff. It promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a cure that kills dandruff germs preventing hair loss and claims it is a pleasant hair dressing. Sold by druggists with a 1 dollar bottle guaranteed.
In Washington on December 14 mild filibusters marked sessions in both houses. Senate opposition by Senator Bristow blocked passage of the omnibus claims bill while House proceedings opened with debate over judiciary law revisions. A homestead extension bill passed committee favorably and, with adjournment, awaits action. The Justice Department prepares a major antitrust suit against the electrical trust, potentially costly and far larger than Standard Oil. President Taft accepts an invitation to address the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta on March 10, with prominent figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson expected to speak in the region.
Frank Clinton William Wraith W A Bower and other curlers call a Montana hotel parlor meeting tomorrow evening to arrange a bonspiel. Encouraging reports suggest Anaconda will host links that could bring state curling honors to the city.
A Northern Pacific caboose hop east of Bearmouth struck a handcar. Engine Dutemier and Conductor Newton kept control as the locomotive left the rails and lurched toward Milwaukee tracks. No injuries. engine slightly damaged. main line torn but not delayed.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Polleys lumber mill in Missoula closing today with manager E. H. Polleys saying it will stay shut until spring. Logging near Taft halted due to heavy snow. on hand logo and supply exhausted. Mill will resume once logs reach the railway.
A Bitter Root valley resident aged 68 died this afternoon after a stroke suffered three weeks earlier. She leaves an adopted son in Boulder, a brother William Buck of Ely Wyoming, and a sister Mrs L P Trump of Missoula. The funeral will be held at Carlton Friday morning.
Kansas City December 14 Two men remain detained in the Bernhardt farm quadruple murder inquiry. John Feagle is to be turned over to Johnson County Kansas authorities. Sam Bailey is held for chemical analysis of stains on his overalls. Neighbors identified the body as George Bernhardt. police reject the misidentification rumor.
Townsend December 14 H A Hyde a Montane pioneer died last evening at his daughter Mrs Thomas Holker of Toston after nearly two years with tuberculosis of the hip He came to Montana in the early 70s settling eight miles from Gallatin City He was 65 and leaves substantial property Remains shipped to Bozeman for interment funeral set for tomorrow afternoon
Liens totaling 500000 dollars filed at Dillon for work on the Montana segment Armstead to Salmon and 320000 dollars filed at Salmon for Idaho work. The notices involve McArthur Bros. contractors and the Gilmore & Pittsburg road in a mutual agreement over subcontract disputes.
Washington December 14 The next house speaker will not name committees. Congressmen Champ Clark and Underwood with the conservative wing of the house democracy favor selecting committees by a method other than the present system. A caucus of new members to decide rules and actions may be held in January or February.
Chicago December 14 Engineers from 61 western railroads who issued a strike ultimatum on Monday sent another ultimatum to the managers' committee refusing to arbitrate their wage increase demands. The managers had earlier hinted at conferences but did not offer formal arbitration.
Judge William Streeter longtime justice of the peace at Superior died this afternoon in Missoula at his home from pneumonia. He was 81, an early Western Montana resident with a background in mining. No funeral arrangements were set pending arrival of a son from New York.
Mrs Olive A Ahrens Lot Florence died at the Sisters hospital in Missoula on December 14 leaving surviving relatives and funeral plans pending.
Houston dispatch reports Mounted Officer Lubbock shot James Fife, another mounted officer, on a city street. The incident occurred as Fife courted Lubbock's daughter, who attempted to intervene to stop the shooting. Fife was wounded and expected to die.
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