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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
5
Professor Fisher outlines a statewide campaign to organize Bitterroot Valley fruit growers for centralized marketing. Aimed at improving prices and uniform shipments, the plan seeks grower cooperation, designated marketing offices, and cooperative selling through commission houses to reach Northwest markets. The program emphasizes better varieties, pricing stability, and seasonally coordinated shipments.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It explains stomach nerves and improper food choices cause poor digestion and asserts the tablets digest food, restore stomach power, and are free from harmful ingredients. An offer for a free sample and the maker's address is included.
Report from Silver Bell properties at Keddy Creek notes ongoing development and a tunnel begun last October intercepting a large ore body. The deposit shows at the surface and is about 650 feet deep, with shipments of ore and progress toward a new mine structure mentioned.
The funeral of Dr Minshall of Utah, a well known physician, was held this afternoon under the Masons fraternity. Interment was in Valley cemetery. Pallbearers included Dental Avins, Dr J J Buckley, G F Peterson, Tyler Thompson, and F W Cows, all friends of the deceased.
Mrs Phiten Mat abe died this afternoon at Sisters' hospital of typhoid fever. A Frenchtown resident for nineteen years she was a prominent figure locally. Survived by husband Marcure and several children and grandchildren. Burial will be at Frenchtown Catholic church Tuesday.
Missoula notes recounts visits by regional figures including A J Glow of Park Copper, Frank Winilughot en route to Wallace, and W Jernham from Butte. It mentions Mrs Bride’s, funeral services for F Spooner and Frank E Bennett, shop items at McBride's like dolls and skates, and local hospital nurse returns. Also notes a price list for bakery goods and holiday display items.
Henry Creenhoodt of Missoula visits Harmison for several days. Butte Medings registers at Hamilton as part of the event. Local residents await details of free programs and joint gatherings during the visit.
Old-time carpenter and contractor Kinnes was removed to the Sisters' hospital with throat cancer. His condition is precarious and his age is about 60.
Montana students and Idaho hotelers clashed in a mock debate over federal control of railroads with Francis Nuckolls James Coffee and Robert Line representing Montana and William Mason Ralph Smith and Guy Molin for Idaho. In other news a head on collision between the Cannon Ball express and a freight train near here killed four people.
Congress plans brief adjournment for Christmas week with both houses set to recess Thursday unless the Senate agrees to the House program. The Senate faces urgent bills on appropriations for Indian fairs and fiscal matters, while a proposed pure food act and deficiency measures await action before adjournment.
The American League shows standout batting and fielding marks as players like Griffith and Leroy of New York and others reach high averages. Cleveland tops the league in several categories including runs and team-wide fielding, while Chicago follows with strong pitching and hitting figures.
The Slowowa in Bagnan melo dram, occupying the stage all week at the Grand India. Judging from the crowd, it promises dramatic scenes and sensational climaxes to sustain interest. Tonight the program features half-raiaing features and a mix of robbery and crime elements to captivate earlier audiences.
MiUiiee and the evening performiners presented to enynel hoses. Charles Se led part of the stowaway with Wigs and Sutton excelled as pope boy. Moully and Willard contributed to langiish diction while Sharpley filled wit olf lain. Yacht scene and Wawlig drew praise as highlights of the night.
Hin fones Mag Waite George Asi Georgie Sreniour were arrested at the Thin Garden reser carts this merning to wnawer for the robbers of M00 laxen from a passenger on the same seat with them caning fret Tings to Fuld Bath airday night. The vietion of the bowel reported ty the police, but the latter re fund Uk give hid name to The neve bunere, Wilimat fivera of 05 Spit Ariaona abeot yesterday reported at police lets Huarterd dig lads of $1 gafd to have been Tike Promhaa by Tat Smith, who l Lelieved to hage left for Rilings.
Lucian Eaves, a mining man from Mount, Montana, was robbed of certificates of deposit worth about 29000 from a hand bag carried by his wife Mrs. Paverwhile as they traveled in the diner car of the Rio Grande between Green River and Salt Lake. A passenger and several train employees were searched but the papers were not recovered.
Superintendent Hawk of the Western Division arrives from the south to meet Willim H. Baker and J Natty as part of a company visit. Baker travels with his wife, while Mesara, Hiker, and Nally proceed from the coast toward New York.
The Butte Rod and Gun club held an exciting afternoon at the range with five 25-target events led by Goddard who scored best, missing only one shot in four of the five. The cup prize from the Powder Company will be contested next Sunday with handicaps and dates through March 24, 1907.
Reports indicate the Spanish government communicated its displeasure to Marquis Ojeda for his involvement with the Spanish ambassador in Paris regarding the situation in Madrid. It is expected he may be recalled as tensions rise between France and the Vittlion. Pope Pius held a lengthy conference with Cardinal Caterin in Paris.
New York reports a street cave in on Will Street after a water main break. A trench 20 feet long and 75 feet long sections collapsed, sinking from three to eleven feet below street level. Officials feared damage to nearby buildings, but contractors found no immediate impact on structures.
Rev BE and Noftsinger of First Taplat church officiated a double wedding at the Noftsinger home in Butte last evening. The couples Ren King and Mary Kincxa, and Archie Corrie and Eva Snodgrass were united. All are well known in their communities and will reside in Butte where the grooms hold responsible positions.
In San Francisco on December 16 Roy Gere rison died from wounds received in a nocturnal assault. Mrs Garrleon pleads for aid as authorities investigate the killing and the wounded victim is identified among local residents.
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