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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
14
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 High gins avenue Missoula. Telephone number 1e. Advertising rates on aps pileatiot.
Antoine Nintemy, long sought on the Flathead reservation, was arrested after a violent clash in which Gabriel Naula died. He arrived with Flathead Indian agent Bet ley and officer Rob ert L. Blék and will be arraigned before U S Commissioner Wallace E Gralch and likely bound over for federal grand jury investigation in Alcoa.
L B Maxwell took office as the new county farm administrator today replacing Manager Mix. The board of county commissioners, meeting in a brief courthouse session, praised the farm’s condition and Maxwell’s prior work while approving CG E Peppard’s contract for repairing the Superior bridge.
In Montana and Bilagoula districts a court action seeks to condemn several parcels owned by Maria Ina to facilitate a Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway line. The suit requests a court appointed commission to appraise value and potential sale to the plaintiff at assessed price. Also notes unrelated obituary and funeral notice for Emily Welling of Stannaty.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe purifying aid that absorbs impurities in the stomach and bowels, sweetens breath, improves complexion, whitens teeth, and acts as a mild cathartic. It cites a Buffalo physician’s endorsement, claims one box costs about twenty cents, and offers a free trial by mail from Stuart Co, Marshall, Michigan.
Missoula mourns as Peace of Sissmla, who died yesterday of innitheria, was buried today in Missoula Valley Cemetery. Undertaker Marsh led arrangements with Rev Henry Von Isngelen officiating. The funeral was private. The young man, known in Missoula, leaves many friends and a bride pending.
Dixon starts for Helena then Washington to be present at the congressional sessions beginning January 5. Friends expect he may stay past the session if the state inaction delays him, but he plans to decide on meeting the legislature once he reaches Helena.
Grand Forks North Dakota January 3 passes have been issued by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads to members of the legislature and others in the state. The passes are valid only for trips wholly within North Dakota and cannot be used for any interstate travel nor allow baggage checks or sleeping car reservations for interstate trips.
Rockslide near Fish Creek delays trains from Missoula and Waterton. The Cascade Canyon division of the Northern Pacific ruler was closed today after a heavy rock fall Sunday afternoon. Traffic resumed after repairs and transfer operations around the site.
Thomas Balverson an off-time r of Missoula and Western Montana was buried in the Missoula Valley cemetery this forenoon. The funeral was at the legacy chapel with Rev Mer Anderson of the Bwedist church officiating. A number of old‑timers of the district attended.
Missoula schools reopen after holiday break with Sacred Jigar academy Garden City Commercial college and Missoula county free high school resuming classes. Public schools and the university plan to resume work promptly, reporting a smooth transition with students returning to classes.
Matilda Johnson Diem of Misgawla aged BY years died at her home in Florence early this morning. She was the mother of Martin Jonson of Carlton and well known in the community. The funeral will be held tomorrow at Carian with the undertaker in charge.
The funeral line in Missoula records the service for Harry Pease, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pease, with scant readable details from the clipping.
Modern Woodmen Missoula camp will hold an installation of officers at the Elks hall tomorrow night. The Toya Neighbors ladies order will also install members. Supper and dancing follow the formal program. Missoula Knights of Columbus also plan a social gathering at 10 p.m. in hall. Brersing Whist will be main amusement with refreshments. Admission 45 cents. McBride’s.
January 2 report from Livingston notes Mekoney traveled to Butte with plans to discuss revived work with Fesuine at the Aldridge coal nines. Hope remains high that operations will resume, signaling a potential restart soon.
In New Orleans on Jen 2, reports claim sympathizers of the Southern Pactile switchmen planned a strike, but the expected mobilization did not occur and authorities reported no confirmation of any action.
A promotional note extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and effective for stomach derangements, gastritis, constipation, and intestinal disorders. Cites endorsements from Prof. Bartholow and others, claiming relief from digestive ills and purifying the digestive tract.
Edwacd Jackson, a well known switchman of the Northern Pacific, lies in critical condition at the company hospital after being struck on the head from a fall while riding a foot ladder at a box car site. His skull was fractured and he remains unconscious as train men rushed him to hospital.
A garbled text presents a string of maxims and reflective statements attributed to Henry F. Coph. It discusses work, charity, envy, hypocrisy, joy, and duty, with numerous misspellings and odd translations. The piece reads like a fragmented moral aphorism section from an early 19th century miscellany.
A New York town contends vested rights were violated as the American Kennel Club faces possible incorporation. Delegates warn loss of representation and control as leaders push for a special meeting to discuss governing changes. Proponents say acts protect the club’s best interests while critics fear diminished member influence. August Belmont leads the AKC, which runs stud books and dog shows nationwide. Circulars urge a convention to consider incorporation, potentially sidelining active specialty clubs and their breeds.
Chaves Edmunds, a member of the Dry Doone Kerry Gow camper, visited Butte last month as guest of Mr and Mrs Sutton. He recalls Sutton Stock Company origins and Sutton’s gamble on a failed Ivory barn theater plan that led to the Casino theater after bold but rough beginnings. Edmunds, a talented actress, and her husband were part of the original company. Edmunds died in New York City about two and a half years ago.
Washington dispatch reports Havana says national assembly called in extra session to consider boundary question between Panama and Costa Rica. The move signals heightened regional tensions as sovereignty questions loom.
Fortland Oregon January 2. Frank C. water chairman of the Republican state central committee and former state printer died today after a long illness. Born in Washington County Oregon his death ends a long career in state government and journalism.
In Missoula, Reillys big feat is noted, with over at cast McBriie's area referenced. The fragment hints at local events or achievements, mentioning Reillys and McBriies within a street or neighborhood context.
The column critiques Mary Mannering as a recent Shubert standout amid mixed notices, discusses theater trends, notable actors like James Wells and Evelyn Greenl ent, and notes the Independent actors at Thirty-ninth Street and Broadway. It mentions Crown of Harvard’s long run and Edythe Chapin’s rise, plus the lobster supper after performances as a cultural aside.
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