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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
10
A historic ad claims constipation causes spells dizziness sallow complexion and blotches. Dr Metzger offers a drugless treatment said to be efficient prompt and permanent for women men and children. The method is simple and can be given in mixed company and advocates regular bowel habit to prevent ailments.
The inquest into Gil McIntyre's death on December 22, 1908, found Frank Cruz responsible for the blow that caused a fatal brain clot. Eyewitnesses recalled a brawl at a Dakota block location involving Cruz, McIntyre, and several women. The medical testimony showed no poison and a head injury likely set off by a strike, with Cruz identified by Patsy Le Page and others as the assailant. The body was later moved to Billings for burial.
The Stevens quartetts and two additional groups toured Butte serenading newspaper offices and friends of members. Over a thousand gathered in front of the Standard office to hear old Cornish carols sung with sweet harmony by eight top local voices led by George Stevens and Will Henry.
Two complaints were filed in the county attorney's office and sent to the justice courts in Meanl ervilla for trial. Joe Darby faces third degree assault before Justice C. C. Rhoades, with Otto Karfenten as his witness and a St. Mast Park street resident also listed. Additional witnesses include Jesse Jones and several named spouses and neighbors. The matter stems from a neighborhood dispute and will be heard in Justice Robert Grmsty's court. The note thanks Klin friends for support during Mary Rye’s illness and death.
A block of 19 090 shares bearing the signature of George Lindsay was reported stolen from a hotel room in Butte. Lindsay and Patsy Brown, president and secretary of the Butte-Montana Mules Co., warned brokers not to transfer the stock until proper books transfer entries are made. The loss was described as a careful compartmental theft with the stock tied to treasury assets moved from Pittsburgh. Officials warned purchasers to avoid the stock and await official clearance.
Christmas Eve festivities at the Baptist Chinese mission on Mercury and Colorado featured a planted tree with presents for Chinese attendants and teachers. Santa distributed gifts as an extensive program with readings, solos, recitals, and a chorus provided by Chinese participants, praised for their performances.
Tot Bon, 24, a patient at Murray's Hospital, suffered a left leg fracture above the ankle after a fall on the East Iayrock Ming yesterday. He resides at 30 North Wyoming and is treated at Bel Calkins' store sale.
Acting Mayor James Doula argues for a state convention to advance Montana interests through broad civic and business participation. He urges universal representation from all counties, warns against overreliance on local bodies, and proposes press outreach to secure informed, widely shared support.
At 7 30 this morning Holy Communion and at 10 30 morning prayer with Holy Communion. St John’s choir of about 60 voices leads music directed by V Matlack. The 10 30 service features Procession Hallelujah Te Deum and selections including Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Hark the Herald Angels Sing with solos by Auerbach Strohl Hopper Ben and others.
The Capital Brewing Company will give a panoramic view of the mining camp to all visitors who call at their office. 18 West Broadway, Salumay, Monday, Dec. 22 wind 2M. The Brotherhood of American Freemen requests quiet for Loc. 46 meeting at Good Templars Hall, World Broadway.
Park county Sheriff searched for Hiram C. Woodward on an assault warrant after he allegedly snatched his former wife’s child from a school in Livingston, drawing a gun when pursued by the child’s mother. A nearby school trustee with a shotgun intervened and Woodward surrendered before fleeing toward Spokane.
Joseph Irvin filed for bankruptcy in Butler's US district court clerk office. He states he owes 1056.00 in unsecured liabilities and carries life insurance with mutual organizations. His possessions include household goods valued at 155.59.
Postmaster Stevenson announced a one delivery day for the mall service with only first class mail and some registered matter sent. The office opens 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and larger packages will be issued along with regular mail during that window.
Niles Woolmen of the Worlds All members of Copper camp No 7 W O W meet at their hall 26 North Main Street on Wednesday morning December 26 at 9 clock to attend the funeral of our late neighbor Willard P Rufert Services will be at SS Josephs church Second street South Hite at 9 a m By order of Br The notice ends with a garbled line about a Las Palmas engraving and Christmas.
A festive reflection on Christmas joy and fellowship. It speaks of feasts and gatherings, the home circle, and the reunion of absent loved ones. The piece emphasizes peace charity and universal brotherhood binding people together in holiday goodwill.
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