Witch charm assortment for SUVs and lodges
Local shop advertises a broad selection of witch charms for vehicles and homes. New designs arriving this week include Plain and Janes styles and lodge emblems. Limited quantities available this week.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
9
Local shop advertises a broad selection of witch charms for vehicles and homes. New designs arriving this week include Plain and Janes styles and lodge emblems. Limited quantities available this week.
Mrs Morse sues Conrad in district court seeking 5000 dollars for the loss and impairment of her right foot plus medical expenses after a beam fell during high wind, allegedly due to faulty construction of the Comsad Hock building on East Park Avenue. Court heard witness testimony on November 16, with facts about wind strength, beam fastening, and contractor responsibility debated. trial by jury appointed with 12 members.
A fragmented report describes a night game at the city pavilion involving a local school team. It mentions John Henry Smith of Gold Creek in hospital, funeral arrangements pending, and scattered notes about Powell County residents, Milwaukee shops workers, and a new school creety with Miss Edith Bray appointed to lead the opening Monday Jan 31.
A bobsled piloted by Jack Corrigan and an automobile driven by City Clerk TR Blants collided at the Biren and Fourth street crossing yesterday afternoon. The sled struck the Ford, was knocked aside, and Lewis and passenger Jack Hammill fell and were briefly knocked unconscious. The sled’s hand rail splintered but the riders continued coasting.
Special dispatch notes Avon resident Mr. Kooken and wife in town to wind up ranch affairs after selling in Washington gulch to James Trobilcock. He plans to move to Long Beach Cal for the winter and return to Montana to oversee placer ground work in Nevada valley with possible dredging next spring. Deer Lodge division No. 0 549 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers organized, with C. S. Spaulding as chief engineer and other temporary officers. Sheriff Curt Denning visited from Great Falls with James Willis and Judson Norman, sentenced to one year, as state penitentiary discharges trend toward easing crowding. Powell county basketball team active.
The tax sale of delinquent properties was held yesterday afternoon by County Treasurer Gallagher. Bidders were few, with Judge Boland collecting most city property. Owners face penalties and interest to investors who cover the taxes. Unwanted parcels were passed to the county. Tennant Storé offers lengths of wool and cotton goods at half price.
A jumble of names places and events appears with rentals sales weddings and meetings. Mrs Grintel returns from Butte. WCTU meeting planned. Miss Mazel Dull Beat to Missoula for a brother’s wedding. lacework and eye exams advertised. a one-day sale holds at Copper City Commercial Co. and various funeral and notices outline probate andOdd Fellows events.
Mr and Mrs John K Gorman and family express gratitude to many friends during their bereavement for their daughter and sister. Special thanks to bricklayers union Macrabene clerks union St Pauls Parochial School students nuns and all who sent floral tributes.
A lively musical diverting performance blends fun and tunes with a strong chorus and standout numbers like A D Would Like to Correspond with You. The cast, led by Miss Jane Burley and Blue, delivers entertaining portrayals, while costumes and stage craft enhance the southern play’s charm.
A brief item notes a sale or promotion offering haty pure Patta in all colors at a good price. The text emphasizes a favorable deal and mentions strain, suggesting a product variant or condition. No additional details or dates are provided.
The ladies, chaperoned by LV. Bender, played a spirited curling match last night at Med, sweeping and shouting in a lively scene. The teams included Aliss De Muih and Miss Kulledge against M De Muth and Miss Kutedge, with scores ending 13 to 5.
A grand evening is planned at Austrian hall by the Scandinavia Brotherhood for Saturday with music and a charity program. Committees include Knut Norquise John Hillberg Claus Petersen Gust Petersen and Joseph Refsnes.
A Chicago woman writes praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and its claimed cures for female ailments. The letter claims relief from inflammation andProstration after using the product and urges readers to seek Mrs Pinkham’s confidential advice at Lynn Mass. with no narcotics or harmful drugs in the remedy.
Arrangements completed for University of Montana to enter Interstate Oratorical Association with Washington and Oregon members. Contest to be held at Eugene Oregon with prize of 1000 dollars. Local preparations underway for a university-wide contest next month. Harold Snake of Anaconda oversees western census efforts. Foresters plan use of Missoula target range. Pine evidence of new competitions and organized clubs on campus.
A lively Pocahontan Degree event by the Independent Order of Rel, featuring whist tournament closeness. Winners include Miss Dally Hoagland for ladies with prizes. Charles Ginas admired as sea champion with pearl pocket knives. social hour with a delicious collation followed by dancing.
Maggie Murphy guardian for Maggle Henry Ollie and Water Murphy filed suits against Northern Pacific Railway for damages over Hugh Murphy’s death after a wreck on a passenger train between Butte and Bearmouth January 1005. Damages claimed were 15000. A second action by A. C. Anderson vs Margaret Jolene concerns an accounting and damages of 5408.
Judge Murphy presided over a small crowd at Namie joint hearing a row over extra charges for noodles. The white customers William Cowden and Jack Regan complained, while Joe Chang faced criticism over collection methods. Chang was released with no role in the disturbance.
Anaconda National Bank at 212 East Park Anaconda shows paid in capital of 100000 dollars and engages in banking business foreign and domestic exchange. It lists four par cashiers and notes a 4 percent interest on deposits. Chief president and cashier roles are noted with names unclear.
The Third Judicial District Court of Montana in Deer Lodge County issues a summons to William K. Bowen and a defendant Moe Bowop in a divorce suit. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage with the defendant, alleging desertion since June 28, 1905. The case notes the parties married April 9, 1893, in Libby, Montana, and the plaintiff is a Montana resident for over five years. A default judgment may be entered if no answer is filed within 20 days. The document also records an annual meeting notice for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda on March date 1910 at 2 p.m. to elect officers and conduct business.
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