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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
3
Local health officials report 28 smallpox cases in Butte and surrounding county. Most patients remain in pesthouses or remote homes with quarantines. many cases undreported. Officials discuss hospital quarantine, home isolation, and potential medical inspectors to monitor schools and canines to curb spread.
The Hasty Corel company staged The Lighthouse Robbery at Pam Hy theater, presenting a melodrama about a father and son in crime to fund appearances. A cliffside lighthouse plot, a statue girl, and a perilous rescue heightened the drama as Raymond Wells headlined a vaudeville lineup.
Special administrator J Holly appointed for estate of Alfred T. Gos, deceased, who lived near Culbertson. The probate petition notes a possible spouse claimant and a small estate appraised at about 92.70, with a wife in Michigan referenced among potential heirs. Local court in Glasgow dated January 22.
Police swept a West Park area gambling den early yesterday, arresting eight Black men including Nat Lawks who ran the game. They seized dice, chips, cards and cash. The men were jailed on charges of operating a gambling house and held for arraignment today.
The regular meeting of Company Boat Montana National Guard will elect a lieutenant tonight. Two sergeants will also be chosen. The venue is Boucher hay as quarters. A committee for gymnastic apparatus security will be formed and new members intended to be secured in the next weeks. Those who fail to attend may not accompany the contingent to American Lake.
The Kebynary church plans a month of personal work announced by Pastor Groeneveld. He expects 26 new members joined at communion and mentions 27 others invited to join, with letters sent to those not yet active. Sunday school attendance and missionary society efforts are highlighted amid a broad call for renewed church involvement.
Mrs Stevens of North Montana Street found a woman wandering in an aimless manner yesterday morning. The woman was taken to the city jail and later to the county institution where she was released. She was later detained again for insanity and placed in the new emergency hospital for examination.
In Butte an elder recounts a severe winter past, describing deep snows, thaw cycles, and desolate ranch hardship. He cites 1895 97 as a peak storm period, notes cattle losses, and predicts a subsequent warm spring as birds return and stockmen plan feeding and hay moves.
Cured in one day says an ad for Munyon s remedies listing Manyon s Gold Remedy for throat and cold relief, Munyon s Rheumatism Remedy, Kidney Remedy, and Sroson s Vitalizer. It promises rapid relief from coughs aches and bladder trouble with druggist recommendations and claims of restoring strength.
The Holsey-Hulte railroad project in Idaho draws major attention as Boise city officials and company incorporators push for a $20,000,000 line. They foresee rapid activity, vast ore districts, and Boise serving as a central base for construction and future mining transport to markets across Montana and the West.
A dispatch from the Standard reports that Mixa Addie Kimpton, a senior art student, was assigned to a role at Mo Vincent’s workshop. The item notes she will assist with checking and sewing tasks and implies she has no prior position during the assignment period.
Charles McDonald a well known carpenter from Hutte, died in Albuquerque after a lingering illness at 49. He leaves a widow and two daughters by a former marriage, with burial planned in Minneapolis beside his first husband.
The case against the Northern Railway Company arises from Nettie Ennis’s death when her horse and buggy were on the right of way. Plaintiffs allege the railroad allowed the cart to remain on the line and the team bolted, causing her to be thrown and die. Walsh and Nolan and F. G. Lunke represent the plaintiffs in this Valley County action awaiting transfer to the federal court.
Judee atlan hay orders Use county transfer to distribute 815.25 to the heirs of John Moraling, deceased. The remaining estate, long held by the treasurer, awaits final rights determination. Anne Mesaling, widow, residing in Russian Po- Inn, seeks to settle her claim and negotiate a loan.
Positive claim that Rexall Orderlie can permanently relieve chronic constipation and offers to cover costs if it fails. Advertises two package sizes, emphasizes pleasant taste and suitability for all ages, and cites active ingredient from a top chemist. Lists locations Fuller Drug and Paxson & Rockefeller in Anaconda and Byte for purchase.
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