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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
19
Dr. Metzger offers a drugless constipation treatment touted as efficient, prompt, and permanent for all ages and genders. The method claims simple, effective administration even in mixed company and links regular bowel habits to fewer ailments in the body.
At a Sunday inquest into Gil bert McIntyre s death on December 22 1996 witnesses testified of a floor scuffle at the Antler concert hall in the restricted district with accusations Cruz struck McIntyre from behind while his head was turned. The jury found that McIntyre died from a brain injury caused by a blow attributed to Frank Cruz. Cruz refused to testify and remained in county jail as the attorney general weighs action. The Le Page and Schwabe women described the events, with conflicting accounts from others about who struck first. The body is being sent to Billings for the family.
The Stevens quartette eight Butte male voices toured to sing old Cornish carols around town. They visited newspaper offices and other venues with more than a thousand people gathered outside the Standard office. Members include Mat Webber Joe Allen George Stevens Will Henry Will Stevens James Jory Alexander Collins and Richard Treloar.
A block of 75,000 shares of Butte-Montana Mining stock bearing George H. Hareey’s signature was stolen from W. H. Lindsay’s room at the Finlen hotel. Entry to Lindsay’s room occurred in the last three days while he was away. Police are investigating as brokers were warned not to handle this stock. The treasury stock, recently moved from Pittsburgh to Butte, remains ownerless awaiting transfer records. Lindsay claims the lock on his grip was forced, suggesting the robbery could have occurred at any time in the recent days.
Christmas Eve festivities took place at the Baptist Chinese mission at Mercury and Colorado. A large tree laden with gifts for Chinese attendants and teachers stood greetingly as Santa distributed presents. An engaging program featured Chinese participants, songs, recitations, solos, and a bilingual speech by Dr. King. The mission serves about 30 pupils in regular attendance.
J. J. Dunn, 28, of 350 North Wyoming, is hospitalized at Murray's with fractures of both bones above the left ankle after a fall in the East Grayrock mine yesterday. Harper and Macdonald advertise a mining map cut to $2.50 at B. E. Calkins' bookstore for 30 days.
In Meaderville the county attorney's office filed two complaints for trial in the justice courts. Joe Darby faces third degree assault with Justice C. C. Rhoades presiding. Otto Karfennen and Jesse Jones are witnesses. The second case accuses Mrs. James Burke and others of third degree assault, with witnesses W Herkins and Charles Stevens. The dispute stems from a neighborhood disagreement and will be heard by Justice Robert Ormsby.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Maury C Rygg beloved wife and sister Mrs O G REINHART.
Acting Mayor James Doull of Butte argues for appointing 50 delegates to a statewide convention in Helena to advance Montana welfare. He urges universal representation, citizen input, and balanced county participation to avoid sectionalism and ensure broad backing for a state association.
St Johns Episcopal Church holds a 7 30 am Holy Communion and a 10 30 am Morning Prayer with Holy Communion. The 50 voice choir, led by W E Matlack, performs a program featuring Hallelujah Chorus, Oh Come All Ye Faithful, Oh Come Let Us Sing, a Mendelssohn solo, Oh Rest in the Lord, and Hark the Herald Angels Sing among others, with solos by Miss Auerbach Mr Strehl and Mr Hopper and a sermon during the offertory.
A vintage ad notes today’s available items including cigars plain and in boxes, single pipes and box candies. It lists the location as No. 32 North Main and 43 Fast Park, highlighting medicines as the other category not sold today.
The Capital Brewing company will present a panoramic view of the world’s largest mining camp to visitors calling at its office located at 131 West Broadway on Saturday and Monday December 22 and 24.
Members of the Brotherhood of Americaun Yeomen are called to meet Wednesday evening December 26 at Good Templars hall on West Broadway. By order of correspondent John P. Harrington.
Sheriff sought Hiram C. Woodward in Park County over an alleged assault at a Livingston school. He allegedly forced contact with his ex wife’s 11 year old daughter, fought her, drew a gun, and fled as a nearby school trustee intervened with a shotgun. Woodward, last believed living in Spokane, left the scene and was not found in Butte.
Joseph O. Irwin, a laborer, filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the clerk’s office of the United States court at Butte. He lists $1,656.90 unsecured liabilities and $36,000 in life insurance in mutual organizations. His property includes household goods valued at $155.50.
Assistant Postmaster Stevenson announced that only first class mail and as much registered matter as possible would be delivered today. The office will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and large packages will be handed out along with regular mail during that window.
Copper camp No 7 W O W members meet at hall 36 North Main Street Wednesday Dec 26 at 9 am to attend the funeral of Willard P Rafert. Services at St Josephs Church Second Street South Butte at 10 am. By order John M Mullen C C R P Benjamin Clerk. The man who smokes a Las Palmas cigar today will have a very merry Christmas.
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