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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
2
The article details a library in Anaconda adopting a new card catalog and open shelving. It describes separate adult and juvenile sections, new classification, and self service access. Trustees discuss change benefits, catalogues, and reader promotion including a reading fraternity pledge to encourage non fiction and fiction balance.
A concise观察 notes that ownership of water gas streetcars and telephones is not highly valued in American thought, reflecting on public vs private control and the implications for infrastructure and services.
Fragmented OCR text provides a partial readable snippet about various terms. The item appears as a garbled line from a newspaper page with no coherent event, names, places, or dates clearly identifiable for a factual two-line card.
The advertisement touts California Prune Wafers as a daily laxative aiding constipation, dizziness, headaches, indigestion, and bowel regulation. It claims 100 wafers cost 4 cents, with distribution by The Smith Drug Co in Anaconda Montana and Christl & Seys Co in Hutte Montana.
Cartoon comedy Huet Brown headlines a lively January program at the Margaret the Aler. Richard FF. Outecaule appears, backed by a large company including chorus, ballet, and American beauties praised by Winemaker the million air dry Racine merchant of New York. Hunter Brown expected to draw theatergoers. Tomorrow is the day to clothe yourself and children for almost nothing at Meline's.
A temporary Scandinavian Literary Society has formed with plans for permanent officers and regular meetings in a modern town hall. The group aims to meet on the first and third Thursdays each month at Winter's, 217 Cherry Street, with events including wine tastings and readings.
A jumble of society notes and local notices mentions Miss Palmer, George Willson, and Leon Helena, plus various residents and events. References to the Montana hotel in Bozeman, zillions of small ads, lodging houses, and hardware stores, with church and civic remarks. several names tied to Anaconda and nearby towns appear in disparate items.
In a series of district court happenings a writ of habeas corpus freed a man while others faced juries for crimes. J P Thomas and Anhow Butsagelle cases moved with verdicts, damages awarded, and injunctions made permanent. George Tyler and W Gein await jury trials for violating ordinances. Mill Mischilleh discharged from custody. a wedding store closure announced for preparations tomorrow.
The Iron Molders Union No. 390 of Anaconda invites all to a masked skating carnival on Tuesday evening January 15. Prizes will be awarded for best costume both lady and gentleman and for the most comical outfits. Attendees may choose not to wear costumes. The event aims to be a delightful addition to the season and upholds the union’s good reputation for conduct.
A severe storm described as a fierce gale swept across Anaconda and Mt Hoggin region. Wind speeds reported from 76 to 160 miles per hour tore shingles, toppled trees, and disrupted activity while snow fell. Anaconda center of the gale with disruptions reported in the city and at Webb's quarry as crews secured property and waited for calmer weather. A weekly weather summary lists temperatures and ranges for Anaconda and East Anaconda.
An action for divorce was filed yesterday by Junie Maan agaloot Wilbert Soon in Ulseriet Pome. The couple, Mariel in Yankton and later moved to Montana, reportedly separated after the husband deserted the plaintiff. The complaint states lack of support and the plaintiff’s sole means of support is her personal wages. Judgment is sought returning her maiden name Jennie Anderson and costs.
William H Williams admitted guilt to stealing a horse owned by Dr Fb St Jean and was sent to the galen court for trial. Tom Moses and Mrs Williams face preliminary examination for the same charge as police plan further action. A separate report notes Conductor Jerry Flanigan's illness and limited access due to paralysis.
SLEMENS-GNEEN, don Clemens and Mary Cireen were married yesterday. WU Clemens, brother, served as best man, and Meg Barak Harrington was the bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Anaconda, where they have both recently settled.
The Associated Press notes President Roosesuit has sent a nomination to the Senate for the postmaster of Anaconda. The action is recorded as a standard formal step with expected confirmation. Nearby, plans for water and heating projects are mentioned, including cheaper options than stoves at Sea Hanley.
Nonnan White and Jank Toaner were legally wed by James Fitzgerald at the city hall office on Main Street last evening. Both have long resided in the city and will continue to live here.
Due to bad weather the clerks union event at Rembrandt studio drew a well attended evening. Music and dancing ran into late hours with special prices announced for Saturdays in December.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming it cures a range of ailments from kidney trouble to diabetes and nervousness. It offers free samples and a book of testimonials while urging readers to request information from Br Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Westbound schedule details from Butte to Anaconda and connections at Durant Silver Bow and Butte. Includes train numbers 2 4 6 and local services A P Jocal and G B P. Mentions coupling with Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines and limited baggage handling on certain trains.
A small party at John Leons cabin resulted in two guests and others being jailed after a claim of a stolen gold open-face watch. Celestine Demaureaux was named as the thief, with Leons son or associate asserting the loss occurred the night of the gathering. Trial set for Friday. bonds posted.
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