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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
27
Western Montana office of the Standard lists contact at 130 Higgins Avenue Missoula with telephone 118 and advertising rates available on application.
Antoine Ninnemy, an Indian, arrives in Missoula with Flathead agent Bel lew and officer Rick for a hearing on the August killing of Gabriel Nauta on the Flathead reservation. Ninnemy faced arrival and likely bound over for federal grand jury review in Helena after arraignment before United States Commissioner Wallace P. Smith.
Missoula dated January 2 reports L Baxwell installed by county commissioners to run the county farm for the coming year replacing manager Mix. The brief session at the courthouse approved the bond of C E Peppard for repairing the Superior county bridge.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway filed in district court in Missoula Montana to condemn several parcels owned by Maria Liggins for a rail line right of way. The action seeks appraisal and condemnation of multiple lots in Eddy and Sunnyside additions.
Emily Welling to be buried Friday afternoon after dying at age 2 years 8 months in the Knowles addition Missoula. The death occurred early this morning at her home hosted by Mr and Mrs Gustave Welling. Undertaker Marsh prepared the body for burial this afternoon.
A Buffalo physician praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe daily aid for gas in the stomach and bowels and for improving complexion breath and purification of mouth and throat. The ad notes cost twenty five cents a box and invites readers to request a free trial package from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
A committee of saloon men called on the mayor to request the arrest of a man in a case. the mayor was not at home. About thirty saloon locations remain open as authorities consider license revocation, with data gathering continuing.
Missoula reports an unexpected flare in local action after Dan Wicker kept Ye Club open last night despite an early closing law. town saloons stayed open with no arrests, while a mayoral absence delayed enforcement. A diphtheria death and private funeral are noted, plus a local ad for sleds at Mc Bride's.
Missoula Jan 2 Joseph M Dixon departed for Helena en route to Washington DC where he aims to be present when congress convenes Jan 5. Friends urged him to stay for the Montana legislature session but he plans to proceed unless he changes plans upon reaching Helena.
Grand Forks North Dakota January 2 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 printed with a provision stating they are only valid for trips wholly within the state and cannot be used for any interstate travel nor for baggage checks or sleeping car reservations on interstate trips.
Missoula January 2. The Coeur d Alene branch of the Northern Pacific railway is cleared after a heavy rock slide Sunday near Fish creek. Through traffic is resumed with trains operating from Missoula and Wallace and the transfer around the slide completed.
Thomas Salverson, long-time Missoula and Western Montana resident, died a few days ago and was buried this forenoon at Missoula Valley cemetery. The Lucy chapel funeral was led by Rev. Anderson of the Swedish church, with many local old-timers attending.
Missoula schools resume after holidays at Sacred Heart academy Garden City Commercial college and the Missoula county free high school Public schools and the University of Montana plan to reopen January seventh.
Mrs. Matilda Johnson aged 87 dies at her Florence home after a long illness of old age. She is mother to Martin Johnson of Carlton. Undertaker Lucy has charge of the body. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Carlton.
Missoula obituary notes the funeral for Harry Pease son of Mr and Mrs George A Pease held today with family mourners and local friends attending in a somber service reflecting on the late youth's life.
Missoula camp No. 1539 Modern Woodmen will publicly install officers at the Elks hall tomorrow night. The Royal Neighbors auxiliary will also install. After the program there will be supper and dancing. Knights of Columbus hold a social at I O O F hall with progressive whist and refreshments.
C. E. Mahoney travelled to Butte today and in the matter of the Aldridge coal mines tomorrow will decide if operations will restart. The outlook is hopeful for resumed work and ongoing activity in the mine.
New Orleans January 2 The rumored switchmen strike of the Southern Pacific failed to materialize here today. The striking firemen remain silent and have given no intimation of their plans.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic remedy for weak stomach indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites glycerine as a safer base, praises ingredients like Golden Root and Black Cherrybark, and quotes medical professors endorsing its efficacy for stomach and intestinal disorders. Constipation is claimed cured by Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
At the Northern Pacific yards Edward Jackson, a veteran switchman, was struck on the head by a passing car while riding the foot ladder. His skull is fractured and he remains unconscious in hospital. his condition is doubtful. Fellow worker F. W. Lawrence from Bearmouth is also hospitalized in the medical ward.
A collection of aphorisms on holiness, honesty, duty, and love attributed to Henry F. Cope. It urges living honestly, working, investing in others, and testing Christians by their fruits while warning against hypocrisy and self interest.
New York January 5 A probable suit by delegates opposing the move to incorporate the American Kennel Club claims vested rights are being violated as the organization shifts from a republic to a corporation. Critics argue directors gain control while delegates lose influence amid legal scrutiny. August Belmont leads the AKC which governs stud books and dog shows. Clair Foster of the Bull Terrier Club advocates a special meeting to contest legality of incorporation.
Charles Edmunds, a member of the Allen Doone Kerry Gow company, recalls the Sutton Stock coil in Butte. Post lured Sutton to open a new theater with a derelict livery barn on South Montana street. Sutton opened the first Family theater and turned Butte to gold, while Edmunds and his actress wife participated in the original company. Mrs Edmunds died in New York about a year and a half ago.
Washington dispatch reports the national assembly in Havana has been summoned to an extra session to consider the boundary question between Panama and Costa Rica.
Frank C. Baker died today in Portland after a lingering illness. He was chairman of the Republican state central committee and a former state printer, born in Washington County, Oregon in 1.
A compact survey of theater criticism and currents, praising Mary Mannering's arrival at the Shubert scene while lampooning weak plays and talky dramas. It notes critics, actors, and productions from New York to Schenectady, with reflections on longevity, bad acting, and post show suppers.
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