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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1906

Page

10

Sheriff sale of Danielsville mines in Powell county

Sheriff Barnden sold seven eighths of the Race Track Mining and Milling property at Danielsville after a restraining order halted full sale. The bid reached 2100 dollars for the interests held by the company, with redemption likely and mining to resume if redeemed.

Race Track Mining and Milling Company Danielsville Powell County Deer Lodge MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Company Anaconda Frank Jones Richard Lacourse Thomas Daniels George W. Tower Jr District Court Barnden Powell Rodgers & Rodgers J. B. Goose MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Winston Race Track Mining Company Goose

Anaconda Optician Offers Free Eye Exams

Anaconda's leading optician for eight years invites free eye examinations for the next ten days at 114 East Park avenue. A claim notes glasses can cure headaches when fitted, but warns headaches may result from nerve closure affecting sight.

Anaconda East Park Avenue

Uncalled Letters At Anaconda Post Office Week Ending Jan 20

The list shows uncalled letters by category for the Anaconda post office. Names include men such as John Anderson Frank Brown Paul Coleman and others, women like Annie McDonough Winnie Cleary Ellen Croke and several foreign entries. Fourth class notes Edward Byrne J C English Postmaster.

Anaconda John Anderson Frank W. Brown Paul Coleman Comulus Foley Frank Ganda George Hoffman Whittaker Johnson J. Kleinhand James Lucy John A. McCleary Joe McDermott Henary O'Brine George Pringle John Powers John J. Reid Cornelius Sullivan William L. Sullivan Clarence McKercher L. Mallen Ande J. Peterson Dosee Quist John Rund J. Shea Thomas Thompson Edward Byrne J. C. English

Death of George Janosko at Anaconda residence

George Janosko died yesterday at his family home 8 East Sixth street of pneumonia. He was 40, long a resident of Anaconda, and leaves a wife, nine children, several brothers, and other relatives. The funeral will be Tuesday morning with a requiem high mass at St Peter's church. Address: 228 Past Commercial for coal wood flour and feed.

George Janosko East Sixth Street Anaconda St. Peter's Church

Burial of Michael Cushen Miner at St Peter’s Church

The funeral of Michael Cushen, the miner killed at the Cable mine, was held yesterday at his sister Mrs Ward’s home 1004 East Fifth Street. A requiem high mass followed at St Peter’s Church and interment was in Mt Carmel Cemetery. The service was well attended. Corner Oak and Coml.

Michael Cushen Cable Ward East Fifth Street St. Peter’s Church Mt. Carmel

Buster Brown and The College Widow At Margaret Theater

The Margaret theater presents Buster Brown in a musical comedy format with his dog Tige and indulgent mother, following a 100 night run in New York and 200 in Chicago. The College Widow, in Butte and Anaconda, is also featured with notable price discrepancies and a strong cast, praised for blending farce and legitimate comedy.

Buster Brown Standard Tige Margaret Theater West Majestic Theater New York Chicago Buster Clinton Margaret Butte Anaconda

Mass and interment at St Pauls and Mt Carmel

Mass was celebrated at St. Pauls church and the interment was in Mt Carmel cemetery.

Opening of Empire theater vaudeville wows large crowd

A large crowd attended the Empire theater opening last night. The vaudeville show received high praise for its splendid performance and first class presentation. The new moving pictures The Train Wreckers delighted attendees. A changing program is planned nearly every night with a complete change twice weekly.

New Empire Theater Moving Pictures

City Social Notes and Local Visits

A roundup of local happenings includes meetings of the O. F. and Eastern Star groups tonight, plus listings for floral designs, carpets, and cut flowers from Verberckmoes and Stagg. Notables visiting Butte include Frank Tucker, D R Roach, J C Keppler, David Kaufman, Don Haffay, and W K Dwyer. George Janosko dies at 40 at 908 East Sixth Street with funeral Tuesday at St Peter’s church.

Bozeman Schools Celebrate Midwinter Graduation Progress

Bozeman reports strong gains in lower grade attendance with 1120 pupils enrolled across three public schools. A midwinter graduation at the city high school produced 27 diplomas as 200 plus students prepare to advance to further study, with new facilities and rising enrollment noted. The district anticipates another midwinter graduation and highlights the state’s fine school buildings and growing agricultural college ties.

Standard Bozeman Opera House R. J. Cunningham Ruth Stanton Johanna Hartcorn Ernest Jackson Nelia Winter James Keifer Carrie King Clara Flanders Leroy Howe Edna Fitzgerald Louis Dahling Lara Rhoads Jessie Huffine Eva Rhoades Clara Story Hazel Tannatt Fred Moger Rousie Roecher Everett Brown Eda Kindler Roy Spain William Winter Madge Switzer Lonnie Haskins Maude Ferguson Marguerite Carter Roy Border Beulas Brags Gallatin County Agricultural College

Funeral draws large crowd in stormy day

The funeral of Henry Oddenhausen occurred yesterday afternoon despite heavy rain. It drew many mourners, including the bartenders' union of Anacond a and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, reflecting the deceased's broad circle of friends in the city.

Henry Oddenhausen Bartenders’ Union of Anaconda Order of Eagles

Sentiments of Schoolmaster and Witty Aphorisms

A compact collection of quips on courage, conviction, and politics. The speaker mocks cowardice and self seeking while contrasting Germans and Americans and ends with a call to action to send for a physician. The piece reflects wartime morale and social humor from a historical newspaper fragment.

Sloan charged with stealing horses in two district informations

Bozeman January 21 Rol Sloan was the defendant in two informations filed by County Attorney Walrath in district court. He faced charges of stealing horses and had bond set at $1000. A. W. Allen of Belgrade was also implicated.

Justice Court Standard Bozeman Jan Rol Sloan Walrath A. W. Allen Belgrade

Condensed Milk Jokes In The Fliegende Blaetter

In a humorous translated column from Fliegende Blaetter a child asks about condensed milk and a parent replies it helps people in small flats and kitchens. The exchange lampoons practical dairy use and urban living quirks.

Fliegende Blaetter

Resolutions on Death of Henry Oddenhsen by Bartenders League

The Bartenders League No. 746 of Anaconda mourns the passing of Henry Oddenhsen a respected member and friend. The resolution notes his kindness citizenship and esteem in the community and requests publication in the Anaconda Standard and copies to his relatives with official seal and signatures.

Bartenders’ League Anaconda Henry Oddenhausen League

Notice to Creditors Estate of Eugene Walker Deceased

Notice is given by J. S. Wisner administrator of the estate of Eugene Walker to creditors and others with claims against the deceased. Claims must be exhibited with vouchers within four months after first publication at Anaconda, Deer Lodge County Montana, for estate business. January 20 1906.

Eugene Walker Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana State of J. S. Wisner Mary J. Ryan Mont

Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary J Ryan Deceased

Notice to creditors of Mary J Ryan deceased in Deer Lodge County Montana. J S Wisner administrator announces administration at Anaconda Montana dated January 20 1906.

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Fie Alfred Benjamin THE Copper City Toile du Nords Seersuckers India Anaconda News Hammer Ing Company Mr. Tower L. F. Verberck Hasley Corner Oak Coml George Ade Thumson East Park Rembrandt Studio St. Paul's Church Mt. Carmel Cemetery Empire Theater Roach & Smith Verberckmoes Stagg’s Greig’'s Miss Palmer Vocal Studio Frank Tucker Thomas Parker Crell Hircest Zollman D. R. Roach J. C. Keppler David Kaufman Goodfriend Clothing Company Pete Minor Ehret Building Main Street Don Haffay W. K. Dwyer William Ehlert Los Angeles Cal Rollment County High School Bozeman Court Melville B. Raymond Sity Drug Store Henry W. Savage Boston City Drug Store C. McKenzie Conders Tipton Kitty’ Brady Songbird Patsy Sweeny Boy Wonder Frank Clifford Buck Wing Dancer New Moving Pictures Daly Bank John R. Toole B. J. No Man Louis V. Bennett F. C. Norbeck Yegen Bros. Savings Bank E. Park Co. Yegen P. Yegen E. P. Moffitt
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