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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
7
Omaha experts outline underground conduit installation for Bell Telephone. They describe cable threading through conduits using guiding cords, reels, and strong wires to connect end points, aiming for minimal outages during modernization across downtown.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe audience members Douk and Thoxy enjoying a play with witty dialogue and a strong hearted interference from start to finish. Lieutenant Warburton is praised for his devotion to a woman he loves, becomes her groom, and faces public indignities amid dramatic action.
A local shop promotes not one of last year’s hand bags and asserts a wide stock of new Az Mexican pottery and Pequean items. The ad urges customers to buy distinctive gifts from Fossiman’s at 32 North Malyndtha Park, highlighting stylish hand bags, purses, and gift sets as better values than rivals.
Several individuals faced gambling charges in Hes. Ber. court with sentences including fines of $175 and costs for roulette conduct. Folin Clough pleaded guilty and received a fine, while Wood Jones admitted to aiding an unlawful gambling activity and was fined $10. Marion and John Hayes pleaded not guilty and await jury selection as a 40-name panel was exhausted. The gambling charges tied to a previous grand jury investigation were dismissed after witness testimony. A Faithful lodge card party is planned at Pioneer Hall on Friday Dec 21 with admission details unspecified.
Chays Max Figunyn hailed as a West Actor of the Aumerieng will headline the next Mildas and Saturday Min on the Box. A cheer company backs the show with dainty actress Helen Aline and others including Lovie Chagninan. Frank Hackogs, Keninerd, and Regina Marshall join the cast in a New York era production revived for this stage run.
In a crowded Dillon police court yesterday morning Joe Owells and Robert Wiley were found guilty of disturbance at a saloon. The trial focused on a mob action at Gillan Annex. witnesses testified of an arrest, gunfire, and a chase. Judges fined each man and considered further actions against others involved.
A Montana court heard testimony in the divorce suit of Mary Jones versus J M Jones with claims of cruelty and a wife beaten in front of boarders. New testimony described a “well matched” couple, and the hearing was postponed for further witness input. In another case, Rose Star pursued divorce from Robert Star amid residency disputes and alleged desertion, with Star arguing lack of court jurisdiction as both parties claimed Salt Lake ties.
A fragmented ad style note praises Tas Pais cigars and Las Palm brand smoking, claiming they are favored by men who value the finest tobacco and warlike men. It mentions women treating their husbands well and hints at social smoking habits among ATL men.
A garbled account mentions H Ten Eyck and the University of Wisconsin crew, describing challenging trials, notable personnel, and past performances. It also diverts into advice on mole control and farming pests, noting early morning activity and remedies, with references to local agricultural figures and places in Malson and Wisconsin.
Special dispatch from Bozeman notes autopsy doctors say Miss Sarah Lundwall died of laryngeal diphtheria. Public schools stay closed for the rest of the week to curb exposure. Schools to reopen three days before holidays on January 2.
City officials and lawmakers consider extending saloon closures from night hours to noon, with Mayor Th ley supporting the measure. The proposal adds to existing Sunday closing rules, aiming to restrict alcohol sales and curb disturbances in the area.
A county clerk report indicates a decrease in the county indebtedness for the year. The document, dated December 12, notes adjustments from the Special Disputes to the Standard and references the county’s financial status as presented by the clerk.
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