Weather Update Reflects Ongoing Snow in Northern Montana
In northern Montana light to moderate snowfall continues with cold conditions. Farmers eye improving soil moisture as spring approaches and monitor fields for potential planting timing.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
22
In northern Montana light to moderate snowfall continues with cold conditions. Farmers eye improving soil moisture as spring approaches and monitor fields for potential planting timing.
December city police records show 188 arrests with diverse causes from drunkenness to assault and larceny. fire department logged 28 fires with 4210 dollar losses and 628000 property value. employment office filled 185 positions including miners and domestics across city and outlying areas amid snow scarce winter. Northern Montana visitors recount Valley county cowboys at Plentywood melee ending with injuries and police investigations underway.
General Warren Howe's trip through the Northwest notes improving conditions and rising confidence. He cites Spokane's shift to real money from scrip, renewed mining optimism, and a Washington wheat surge with $30,000,000 of grain moving to market. British Columbia mining also strengthens as Granby smelter expands.
Yesterday morning's police court session lasted minutes with two offenders. Harry Clifford faced a drunkenness charge and was ordered to stay on the water wagon. John Kitte, arrested for liquor influence and bad language, could not respond to roll call and will be heard at 10 o'clock this morning.
Lawyers in Judge Lynch's district court yesterday prepared interrogatories to be posed to Fred Anderson and Gustav Anderson in San Francisco. Today arguments will be heard on objections to the interrogatories.
Card party given by the ladies of Sacred Heart parish Friday evening January 17 at Miners Union and Boucher's halls. The public is cordially invited to attend. Admission twenty five cents.
A Manning Iowa woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her severe female ailments after years of ineffective treatments. She urges other suffering women to try the remedy and notes its long history of helping thousands.
The Lions and the Mouse continues a three year run with Dorothy Donnelly as Shirley Rossmore and Paul Everton as John Burkett Ryder. Henry B. Harris brings the show to Broadway with a West coast run planned for this season. It opens January 18 and marks Klein’s enduring success despite mixed reviews for prior works.
Tickets on sale via Oregon Short Line January 21 22 and 23 with return by January 28. For berth reservations contact 105 North Main Street Butte Montana. The funeral of Malachi Donohue is set for Friday at 9 00 am at the family home and 9 30 am mass at St Marys Church.
The article explains free transport restrictions for pass holders on Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and San Pedro lines under interstate commerce rules. It notes estimates by Washington railroad commission experts on reproduction costs, with Oregon Navigation likely to contest a higher appraisal. The figures exclude right of way and real estate for 572 miles of line.
A Blount Springs Alabama resident reports relief from chronic indigestion after five years of illness and rest by water treatment and walking, crediting Grape-Nuts with notable weight gain and improved mornings. The testimonial accompanies other railway and publication notes.
Druggists beware discrimination yet many favor Newbro's Herpicide the treatment said to kill the dandruff germ. Testimonies from Champaign and others claim improved hair growth and head quality. Sold by leading druggists with samples available by mail and advertised by several agents and companies.
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