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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1910
Page
2
Obituary item reports the death of Thomas Whalen JF from pneumonia. It notes the family situation with his son and mentions his long service and work in the area, including hospital and local employers. The piece reflects on his age, residence, and community ties, with lines referencing the Wake of a local event and the family’s sorrow. The report is fragmentary and derives from an OCR source with many garbled words.
Residents of the community face a fatal event as a person named Wwislyiekou Whitacht dies during a health crisis. Medical staff pronounced the death as authorities respond. A large family mourns eleven children with a funeral planned at the Boyt WILT address.
An advertisement promotes Peruna as a cure and preventive for grip disease. It argues infection spreads through the mucous membranes and claims Peruna fortifies the system to resist invasion, relieves symptoms, and prevents aftereffects. Testimonials and urging readers to ask doctors for a Peruna almanac accompany the appeal.
The jury acquitted after testimony by multiple witnesses and defense arguments. Prosecutors argued premeditation and intent while defense portrayed the entry as accidental. The panel returned a not guilty verdict after brief deliberation, ending the charges.
Fragmented notices show sales, school ads, lessons, and bargains. Readers are told of household goods discounts, a carpet sale, jewelry deals, and a toasting event at a local shop. Marriage licenses were granted to Louis B. Ovbie and Adeline Sarah Pellster with weddings planned Monday.
Fragmented legal meeting notes describe Missoula lawyers Noor se Webster and associates presenting a campaign for a Montana district attorney position. The document mentions a presidential appointment and a relocation of court authority, with emphasis on the political context and regional legal figures.
An obituary notes Satoluy died at 4 PM in Washington on a Sunday morning. He was in his seventeenth year, had long suffered nephritis, and was treated with care after a Vatican delegation service. The text references a career in American church circles, noting connections to Cardinal Gide Mong and Archbishop Parley, and mentions his roles related to apostolic dolomite and religious diplomacy. His will and end-of-life details hint at property and benevolent institutions.
A historical note outlines the establishment of census districts in Deer Lodge County. It lists eleven districts and references the supervisor responsible for the Montana region, highlighting organizational structure and oversight.
In 1808 Cardinal Sutoil, the Vatican's first apostolic delegate to the United States, was honored for his passion and service to the country. He valued U S political and religious development and was celebrated as a symbol of American Catholic ties.
The Missoula club held its first annual meeting since its founding with special Tepatch to the Standard. Officers were elected at the session in the First National Bank room.
fragments show names like Kellogg Newton Wandl Rocretry Ress Breitenstein Newton Scott and others tied to a municipal finance discussion. text notes a city body with active members amid a mounting condition and mentions treasurer and president roles.
In Missoula Montana a divorce decree was granted to Lou G. Bryan from Larvey W. Bryan. The same court heard two new suits filed: Gust Lund sues over a contract for clearing work on the right of way for the Northern Pacific branch. The Chicago Milwaukee Puget company faces an injunction action by Hang Kienau alleging the railway will flood land and wash adjoining property during spring floods.
Local curlers hustle at the rink preparing for afternoon games against visiting teams from Butte. The Byrnes cup trophy, recently won by an Anaconda skip, looms as the main prize. A Tod Atunas team faced William Wraiths in a close match, finishing with last stone advantage.
In Deer Lodge county Montana the district court appoints Monday January 10 191? at 9:00 a m in Anaconda for proving the will of John W Frinke deceased and for hearing Justina Peekhan's application to be named testatrix Witness Banney Logan Clerk seal date December 9 19?.
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