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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
7
A string of local incidents dominates the week with Patrick McGaugh and Li sa Newell among those jailed for drunkenness and assault. A woodhaul incident left a man robbed of $8 after a blow to the head near the rail, while two men faced charges in county court. Memorial notices, Christmas travel, and local society updates fill the rest of the page.
City items report visitors and births, travelers and visits from Butte and Anaconda, a new 1 pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Thomas McGeevar, Christmas gatherings with relatives, and three property deeds filed involving the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad.
As the market shifts with demand, prices have been slashed across nearly all departments. Shoppers are urged to act fast before inventories run low and more discounts may vanish. Local stores report steady foot traffic and rising interest in seasonal apparel and accessories.
Quite a number of former employes of the Washoe smelter have gone to Great Tally and secured employment there. Some have ago about 40 men left here for the Elestric aily, and Ina, few days 47 of them found employ ment. About 15 of them left yester day and all expect to secure Work in a few days after they arrive. Among those who departed yesterday were Leu Bartsell, Bruce 'aut, Joe Thomas, Hugh Lafferty, Frank Mar ron, James Garvey and John Glenn.
Travel notice says UrAnesh tickets on sale by B A and Pl railway with all first class lines represented. Lowest fares available. Parties planning a trip to Europe urged to consult before purchasing.
Police Magistrate O'Boyle handled a busy afternoon hearing a dozen complaints and sentencing Nellie O'Connell for disturbance. The case involved a rent-to-Mayfield woman and a dispute among women over information facilitation. Several defendants were fined, with one sentence deferred to a later date as testimony unfolded.
Fragmented OCR text notes a department listing with men’s overvonts strains and a call to contact. Limited readable facts include references to the department and a contact prompt.
St. Mark's Episcopal church lit up with a Christmas tree event gifting gifts to the Sunday school children. The church hall was well decorated with yearned candles and miniature electric globes. Mrs Wellcome led the Sunday school, with Mrs Strickluden and others receiving praise for organizing the program and song service.
Reports from Henryetta Oklahoma describe armed patrols and scarce ammunition following the lynching of James Carden a black man. Residents fear a retaliatory race war as militias mobilize and scattered shootings occur near Witt Cat and Clear View settlements.
Joseph J. Meson, a department superintendent at a Chicago packing plant, diagnosed his own case of lockjaw from a fracture and directed doctors. He fell down stairs to the lab, was hospitalized, and a will was made after consulting a lawyer. Doctors warned he would not recover as infection spread.
Western Federation president and Goldfield miners battle ahead of possible federal injunction to dissolve the Goldfield Miners union. Legal moves spark tension as miners promise to resist and Governor Frazier faces calls for a special session to arm local authorities and curb union organization.
ATE La SeerRs Bh Petersburg December reports the head of the Constitutional Democrats in the Duma will address political matters in the United States amid ongoing debates on governance and reform.
A newspaper ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Shilur's Tyaponam Tablets as cures for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It targets readers with poor appetites and dyspepsia, claiming the pills strengthen digestion and restore appetite, with a mail-order offer from Elwirt Company, Marshall, Michigan.
The gathering discusses how modern schooling lags industrial progress and the need for practical training. Advocates push manual labor, industrial and agricultural instruction, and hands on learning to prepare youth for life, work, and democracy.
President Spiers addressed teachers praising their vital role in shaping youth and the state. He urged high standards, governance, and dedicated service despite meager pay, calling teaching a noble vocation and the best field for those seeking to bless mankind.
A well known Missoula resident sat dining when a thief lifted his fine beaver coat from a hook and vanished. Several men observed a man leave with the garment but did not detain him. Officers tracked the coat but the search proves difficult amid a wider issue of vagabonds in the area. Police later rounded up ten more loiterers for questioning as the case proceeds in court.
A fragmented report notes a fall fashion item from Rattes Cats Widhes with coats priced above the regular line and mentions shipments to Europe aboard steamers via Hines. Whitespace and garbled names obscure full details.
A jury exonerates the man who shot an Austrian after testimony and inquest proceedings. The acquittal ends custody for the defendant, with county attorney Marlowe and others noting the investigation and witness statements. The article credits the jury's verdict and details suggest a contested fatal incident with contested evidence.
The store promotes its holiday annex in the Implement ragm as a fairyland of toys dolls and novelty items. It touts bigger stocks finer goods and lower prices than elsewhere, inviting shoppers to browse heat showing pictures manicure sets leather goods and work boxes for Christmas gifts.
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