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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at a high street in Missoula. Telephone number provided. Advertising rates available on application.
Missoula city courts and liquor dealers clashed over an early saloon closing ordinance. By 10 pm all saloons and liquor venues in the city reportedly closed, while a few defied the order, testing enforcement as organizers vowed a legal challenge and some establishments remained open briefly before the test unfolded.
An afternoon vote split among aetoon men over closing saloons per ordinance. Of 24 votes cast, 24 favored closing while remaining places staying open drew support. Officers warned that reopening tonight would prompt arrests and decisive action to enforce the shut.
Missoula January 3 The annual Methodist Episcopal Sunday school meeting elected officers including Superintendent J H Inch, assistant superintendent J H Altermatt, secretary Lawrence Goldbnorn, treasurer Newell Gough, organist G A Moslater, missionary treasurer J M Davis, and leaders for home and other departments. A list of elected teachers follows with numerous names.
The December 190% report shows 84 patients treated in the month, with 34 admitted. Two patients died in December, 218 were discharged, and GL remained on January 1.
Heavy snow near Saltese delays the Coeur d Alene train from Wallace by several hours. The rotary snow plow aided clearance and the train reached its destination around mid afternoon in Coeur d Alene.
A large Missoula audience witnessed the joint installation of officers for Modern Woodmen Camp No 5323 and Royal Neighbors Lodges Nos 1537 and 3693 at the Wikshall hall. District Deputy John F Bannan installed Modern Woodmen officers while Mrs Longly and Mrs McClellan led Royal Neighbors ceremonies with several new officers named for the Royal Western Star No 4095.
Mrs Iculie Pnner wife of Andrew Bauer a well known Missoula resident died at 210 North Second street this afternoon from typhoid fever Her husband employed with Northern Pacific also has a son John Bauer an engineer with the same line and a daughter Myra Gage of Helena She was born in Germany about forty years ago and came to Montana with her family thirteen years in Missoula three years ago
Edward Jackson switchman sustained a fractured skull in a yards accident at the Northern Pacific here yesterday afternoon. He regained consciousness this morning and remained conscious for most of the day. R Lynch of the company and Cor Inspector Moody, now in Missoula, were admitted to hospital for treatment of non serious ailments.
NEW CREAMERY COMPANY Missoula January 3 The articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk reveal the aim to establish a dairy and creamery in Missoula, manufacturing butter and cheese and operating a general warehouse. Capital stock listed at 50009 dollars in 5000 shares. Directors for initial terms are Paul Gerber Peter Pedtorgahn and Raymond Heihle.
A freight car derailment caused a line blockage on the Byaro MIM line between Reidant and De Smet around 3 a m. A derailment of the damaged trucks knocked the car from the track, delaying trains Nos 1 and 2 as crews repaired the tracks for about six hours. No injuries were reported.
A delegation led by E C Mulroney left for Helena to attend a State Racing association meeting. Western Montana will be represented in the deliberations. Last year’s fall meeting drew coin and harmony, and officials hope for similar success with proper arrangements this year.
News reports that negotiations for the Henderson and Donlan sawmill and lumber holdings in the Coeur d Alene district near Hendersons spot were concluded by Frank 31. The deal valued around 20000 dollars and involved many Minneapolis interests. A separate suit filed in Columbus Montana district court seeks 91.12 dollars plus interest and attorney fees from Charles Mason over a disputed sale.
Helena January 2 The Northern Pacific plans to erect a plant near Tanrel when the new yards are built to disinfect stock cars. The plant will be operated by prepared air and it is said will ho the
The Marquise de Mommy, daughter of the Duke de Aféray and Napoleon II’s niece, debuted in Dream of Geyrt at the Moulin Rouge. A crowd clashed with missiles, the curtain fell amid pandemonium, and patrons surged toward the box of Mme Gauthier Villars and Polaire, driving them from the theater.
President Jordan states he will not leave Stanford for the Smithsonian Institution. He has twice declined the offer and refuses to allow his name to be considered. He says the honor is great but his work at Stanford is not finished and he does not intend to desert Stanford in its hour of trial.
Chicago reports a coroner's inquest into the Viral family death. Herman Belek, a fortune teller, is held in custody as Emma Belek and others are mentioned. Testimony includes accusations of poisoning and denials of involvement.
In Chicago engineers’ wage increase and an eight hour day were debated by general managers of railroads. A further meeting is planned Monday to consider switchmen demands raised three weeks ago. Senator Gearle signaled plans to pursue negotiation with Japan on treaty modification next week.
A promotional item touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. It claims the tablets restore stomach power, strengthen glands, and aid digestion, offering a free sample and noting availability from F A Stuart Co in Marshall Michigan and druggists nationwide.
In Butte a young suspect, Frank Kemper, was caught under a store counter at 1:20 AM after a ransacked firearms and cigars stash. Two suspects, W. H. Hammond and Minnie Orman, were jailed for investigation, while Kemper claimed coercion by a tall man in a dark coat wielding a six shooter. No merchandise recovered, prior break-ins noted in six months.
The board met at Therulan parlors and arranged for general offices in Phoenix block rooms 623 and 626. General Secretary S G Bechtel will oversee dues of 10 dollars per member, payable to quarterly installments if desired, to cover expenses until the building fund campaign. Incorporation papers will be filed in three weeks, with C R Leonard drafting them. The election of directors is set for Monday January 14 at 18 West Broadway. current membership stands at 256 with a goal of 600 to 700.
Four of the speediest skaters in Hutts area compete in a ruler race at the Holland rink this evening set for 9 30. Admission 25 cents for ladies 35 cents for gentlemen includes skates. Jones orchestra will play at the Montanus State band event portion of the program.
With mild weather and a moonlit night, Butte hosts its annual sleigh ride to the Nine Mile house. A single cushioned sleigh drawn by four horses, provided by Sherman and Teed, carried a group of girls and their sweethearts while the girls paid for their partners’ suppers. Antone Techeleau declined any charges for the affair.
Police were asked to probe a case in Butler where a 16 year old girl was reportedly imprisoned by her boarding house landlord amid alleged harsh conditions. A sister, 18, reported the situation and described a deteriorating domestic scene dated yesterday.
Police question a man in an alleged assault and attempted abduction involving a young woman. Names are withheld pending further facts. Parents of the woman live in Chestnut.
Misa Jana Hox, a school teacher, was held up by an unmasked man and forced to surrender her purse containing $33 near St James Hospital last night. The empty bag was later found by Special Merchant Policeman Baring McGillc in a rear hotel alley.
A telegram from Sherlit Quinn states Seerife is in Salt Lake with prisoners Cole and Giancella and will arrive in Butte today. He is bringing the prisoners from Nevada. They travel without requisition papers.
National Petroleum association files with the Interstate Commerce Commission against Central Traffic negotiation and Trunk Line for rail discrimination in favor of Standard company. Board of trade of Kansas City alleges lines into Kansas City levy $2 per car for grain reconsignment and seeks prohibition or reduction to a just, reasonable rate.
Special Dispatch from Palla reports union members decide today on raising wages for change shift workers at the Boston and Montana works. Polls open 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. with efforts to secure a full vote.
A Southern Pacific passenger train No 04 northbound known as the Portland Express ran into a washout near Comstock four miles south of Hygene Oregon tonight. The engineer and mail car went into the washout with injuries to the engineer and several passengers.
Helena January 3 The trial of Charlee Shriber arrested at Livingston on counterfeit money charges began in federal court today. The defense asked witnesses identify him and testified to his attempt to pass bogus dollars. The trial will be continued to tomorrow.
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