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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
10
The principal branch office of the standard fest at 38 Hast Broadway Bulte offers advertising rates on application. Telephone inquiry listed as 42 percent, with a note of 14 percent in some contexts.
Butte notes list J D Morgan from Bozeman and J W Hulten from Livingston visiting, with several others from Bozeman, Willow Creek, Basin, Chicago, Missoula, Helena, and Deer Lodge also in town. Marriage licenses issued to Lynch Sullivan and Runde Lahd, and minor civic items include an annual copper company statement, magazine sales, church rector return, and court proceedings extending into April.
Investigators linked R G Willan and Pat Gordon to three failed derailment attempts on the Oregon Short Line near Silver Bow. The first attempt damaged a freight train at Alyer Bow. a southbound passenger train was later targeted with four heavy ties. Gordon admitted being near the Johnson milk ranch and was questioned after shoe and track evidence tied him to the scene. authorities believe one man orchestrated all three tries and suspect Gordon's involvement or knowledge of the guilty party.
A fragment notes that stockholders by a three fourths vote have inside the stock of the Atie Yerlnston Copper company ate Sessable, with a certificate filed for record yesterday reflecting ownership and assessable status.
Orton Cros at 413 216 North Main Street Butte Mont advertises slightly used pianos including One Decker Brox One Schubert One Whitney One small Iuimbal One Kimball and more with prices from 40 to 850 dollars plus brand new organs. Terms include small down payments and monthly plans.
A reader recalls ragged Civil War era publications and their vivid illustrations. Harper's Weekly scenes from Fair Oaks Hanover Court House and Libby Prison appear alongside New York Herald reports and sketches of Union soldiers, President Lincoln, and the era’s battles, preserved in old papers a half century old.
Louis Eselin filed a district court suit against Lily Gorelly alleging cruelty after their Spokane marriage on November 15, 1902. They have two children who live with the defendant. He says she is hostile and unfriendly, criticizes his actions, and has expressed no wish to live with him or love him, prompting his request for a divorce.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a large meeting at 3 006 West Park Street with reports from department superintendents and the Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs Thomas presented a paper opposing the use of alcohol for medicinal purposes, urging stricter stance. Next meeting set for Mrs M J Mitchell at 725 South Brain Street.
The latest and best Rogers Bros patterns shown with prices never seen before at Mayer's People Store. Knives and forks offered in sets of six, with prompt mail orders and prices rivaling any other seller. Located at 22 W. Park.
In Chicago the final pleas for Dora McDonald were delivered by attorney Benjamin Shaffner and J Wanston Lewis. Rabble and police were needed to manage crowds as the courtroom filled, and a spectator struck a guard in the face and was arrested. Lawyers argued over gender expectations in the defendant’s favor as the jury was expected to hear verdicts tomorrow afternoon.
Washington Feb 10 Senator Depew answered Senator Culberson of Texas who charged that during the recent panic the secretary of the treasury favored New York City in depositing public money. He said the danger was avoided by the secretary's wise action as described by J Pierpont Morgan who aided banks with bankers of New York to save them. Morgan attended the private mallory of senators and listened carefully to the remarks.
Special dispatch from Twin Bridges dated February 1 reports forest guard Janes Lockhart of Madison forest reserve killed seven bears to protect livestock. Supervisor BL Beely notes the aim to rid wolves and that wolves are wary, limiting further kills in the region.
Special Dispatch reports a Southbound crew halted a large animal sighting near Sheridan. Charles Orr allegedly shot a large beast on Saturday after the train halted forenoon. The animal ran off fatally, with the crew noting it saved someone earlier.
Alderman ODonnell leaves Becone refird after illness. he will recuperate in Arizona for several weeks before resuming duties at the Original imines. Neaphal filed wabka against him. The event disrupts city operations.
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