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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
10
Brief misread notice from the Standard shows advertising rates at the East Broadway office. It references Butte contact details and a phone number, indicating a local business update on pricing and service.
A collage of names and places shows residents and visitors in Butte including Dr Bradley and osteopaths at Owsley block, J Delaney from Space Kane, J C Webh visiting from Ia, and Frank F. Gase in town from Lewistown. Mentions of dances, hospital births, and local business listings fill a bustling social snapshot.
A special meeting of the Souler 16 Minces union in Neo W E ML is set for Sunday Jan 63 at 1 pm. Matters of importance. Sullivan recording secretary OBrien funeral details for Wintian OBrien at the family home 14th La Platte Centerville. Marriage at 9220 then to St Lawrence church for high mass at 10. Finucane aged 32 died yesterday with service at Walsh Giffin funeral home. notice to follow.
Warrants issued for managers at a Milwaukee saloon known as Dillon A ne s after a violent incident. Police reported assaults and arrests planned, with McCarthy and Doe sought and absent at the scene. A minor sale of alcohol to a minor also faces charges, implicating local figures and a Dyer crash of events at the saloon.
Police on Wednesday turned in suspected vagrants for triad justice. Six were found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Justice Joy Dolan oversaw cases including Juste Cooper with three counts and Selig lisnlased, with Howton and another held for next Wednesday for la.
The Red Men of Shoshone held a centennial annual installation at the Wall In Pythian castle with over a hundred members present. Officers installed included Bi. J. Workman as sachem, W. E. Quayle senior sagamore, and J. Pauley chief of records, among others, with past sachem T. I Doherty and J. Fawley honored.
Special dispatch reports the death of J W Howard from pneumonia after a brief illness. He recently worked as a traveling salesman for a stone company and had been a prominent citizen of the area, with prior service as a National Life Insurance representative. He fell ill during a cold spell and died after returning to Sheridan. Mrs. Howard and Miss Pauline Howard left for Sheridan.
In Charles City Judge Kelly ordered a rigid grand jury investigation into the lynching of James Cullen, slayer of his wife and stepson. He stated Cullen’s crime is eclipsed by mob violence and that all who aided the lynching are equally guilty, while Ensign Raper of the Salentian Army testified to seeing the condemned nun invited to pray.
Naturalization officials report circuit court rulings deny United States citizenship to Japanese subjects as not white or of African descent. The matter may go to the Supreme Court, with authorities enforcing strict orders to halt any declarations of intention by Japanese applicants.
Dillon January 10 bond and leases on three Arganta district mining claims led by the Rutie Argenti Mining company have been taken up for 6000 dollars. Development work is expected to start immediately. The claims are owned by the Dillon Argenis Mining company composed entirely of men.
Washington January 13 an army appropriation bill passed by the house includes an amendment authorizing tuberculosis treatment at Fort Dayard New Mexico for navy and marine corps officers and men. The Grill case at 117 119 West Pack will offer Mintletoc pura Pork sausages hot cakes and theft challenge coffee for 25 aie
Jerome Shea, a Well known Butte miner, died after an accident near Harrington and Tuffy's saloon and Speculator mine. Coroner Stevens ordered the body to Dug Ban's undertaking rooms with an autopsy decision pending.
Millen, Dan and Miss Estella MTue Rick move to Seattle to teach. Eighth grade plans a social with cake and coffee to raise funds for a school cast. Dillon post office cuts box rents and tightens delivery rules. Tom Wilson leaves for California via Seattle to San Francisco. Reverend Marlin improves but cannot resume duties yet. Prof J E Fonor tor to lecture on religious lines next Sunday morning. Fnorge Featherly to conduct evening services with congregation assist.
Washington report notes Representative Da Armond of Missouri proposing that all goods manufactured in the United States and imported would be stamped at the factory with the duty amount payable if foreign produced. The item ends with a local ad for Fosselman's drug stores at 13 North Mary and 43 East Park.
Washington reports Senators Carter and Clark reach amendments to open the Blackfeet reservation while guarding water rights for irrigation. The measure limits water withdrawals to lands actually irrigated or domestically used, with reservations for tribes including the Blackfeet and Crow in Montana. Also notes on unrelated obituaries and local classifieds.
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