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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
5
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higgins avenue Missoula. Telephone No. 14a8. Advertising rates on application.
Whiteside of Kalispell notes overall fruit yields are light in many areas while some regions report good apple and plum crops. He cites mild winter and recent weather as factors, with certain districts enjoying better conditions. The state board of agriculture promotes pest control and timely thinning to protect future harvests and reduce codling moth damage.
Fred Proebstel, a well known resident, trapped and killed a mountain lion he found hiding under a windfall in a Fulch attic. He had mounted the hide for a trophy, noting several similar incidents harming deer and fowl locally in recent years.
Misra a noted promoter of tr elty returns to Cedar Creek as head, after a weeklong stay in Mexandrie Neb with Clarke Mire shall and Dr Birtehell. They were linked to Mrs Veater in the scheme against the Yange, with a claim that the area around Snow Caubinig shows rich prospects. A railroad route via Milwaukee Road may open the rear Cedar district as properties improve.
July report says an effort sought to move the station pane to Ainadar one mile east of Ira Mountain. Mine operators around Cedar creek favor change while opposing a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail line build that would affect Amador and leave Monuntain to the west.
Missoula July 1 Rick Smith travels in his automobile with his family. The outing occurs without incident. Smith plans a local trip with friends to nearby streets during his stay.
Fragmentary text describes a planned celebration tied to a yearly occasion with references to a Fourth of August event, demonstrations, and a parade. The passage mentions participants, a park, timing, and social tensions, but many names and specifics are garbled, leaving an outline of ceremonial activities and anticipated displays.
The celebration spans a week with dances, horse races, and a large gathering of tribes from the Collett reservation and beyond. Veterans, warriors, and young braves prepare amid ceremonial rites honoring past victories and treaty history. Food, lodging, and camps form a bustling, pictorial scene as tribes from Wiketfoet and nearby bands arrive before Monday's peak events.
The article reports Robert Angus, formerly superintendent of the Iron Mountain mine project, resuming a leadership role in Montana. It notes his long experience, his connection to LSU tent operations, and his recognized status as a top western mining expert. Also mentioned are associates Bay McDonald of Philadelphia and other locals linked to the project.
Missoula gun club members planned a vacation after a recent shoot. Weather disruptions and a plan to discontinue the weekly event were noted. Two of the shooters, Frank Woody and Woodsworth, will travel to Anaconda to celebrate the Fourth.
Missoula locals endured a silvery day with cold wet conditions that paused the week’s events. The Garden area drew residents who sheltered in shade while excursions to nearby Bly, Blackfoot, Rattle Awake, and Grant Creek fed talk of sport and leisure.
A fragmented report from Poly LA describes subsidies linked to an Indian showman and a mining incident involving copper ore. It mentions a Waterhead Cullen, autos seized, and a mine at Mud Tl My with workers and payments amid unsettled property handling.
The article details a large Drummond event with a major feature on stage. It highlights preparation, expected turnout, and community anticipation for the celebration at Philipsburg and nearby valley areas, promising a prominent parade and performances.
Missoula reports the Famous Frisco mine near Powdrill is ready to begin sinking a 2000 foot shaft this week. Company progress has advanced plans for long term operation and a big war dance is promised at the Ravalli hotel in Hamilton Montana with accommodations for patrons.
The text reports a Missouri mine near Troy planning shipments. It mentions Mortimer, a known former official from Butte, and references county and local operations. Larsen & Greenough are noted as operators of a property in the area. High grade ore and seasonal timing are implied with near-term activity and testing.
Mis soula notes recount visitors including Attoru Tiershey returning Saturday from Cran ay and a visit by Beelwit of the St Ignatine. Medical treatments for a boy, a hospital transfer for Ralph Grieve after an axe wound, and several local residents visiting old friends are noted. A nurse reports no new fever cases. Lumber mill fire at Washburn injures timber. total losses around 100000.
Government officials and Padre Line officers seek answers as steamship Ameria of the Febre Steamship company remains overdue in New York after leaving Marseilles in early May. Officials suspect machine damage caused reduced speed or a possible disabled state while agents consider delays from the public line.
In a presidential message at the Federation of Zionists meeting in Menlith, Dr Murry Priedenwald urged full support for regenerating Jewish settlement in Palestine through suitable livelihoods, agriculture, and industrial development to improve commerce and famines.
At Phoenix Arizona a strike threat in the mines drew orders for guard deployment. Rioting erupted with serious clashes and U S troops stood ready to quell disturbances. Camp riots persisted for weeks amid tensions as both sides employed Mexican workers and a destroyer incident was reported. Losses reached substantial figures with property damage and injuries noted.
Soldiers from Montana Oregon Washington and California ready for a large May through July practice march to Somerton Lake Washington. The 3rd battalion under Liukersut Color Guard will travel from Fort Missoula with about 290 men, forming the largest westward military gathering.
Testimony from officers and sailors at St. Petersburg depicts the torpedo fleet mutiny and the early surrender plan during Admiral Rojestvensky's fleet defeat at the Sea of Japan. Witnesses say the order to fly flags premised the surrender and shifted responsibility to Admiral Teo Jentyensky, who claims mental confusion.
Pittsburg July 1 Robert McKnight 2h years old son of Blurry C Knight of Uhre contemi Mex In te Piltsberg lies in hospital in a critical condition with two bullet wounds in the head. Physicians report bleak prospects for recovery. Father claims accident but provides few details while a Manhattan connection is noted with prominent families.
In Mishawaki and Mishawaka a_Postupinder A Shaw vehicle owned and driven by Postuinder A Shaw of Mishawino overturned with four hurt. Shaw and three others, including Mrs W, are injured. The steering gear failure is blamed for the wreck near Osceoky Mix tonight. Mrs W suffered serious leg injuries and internal wounds.
Reports from Los Angeles and Arizona indicate some events at Cananea, where Mexican troops fortified the mine area after an attempted ambush on a U S contractor. Authorities noted rising tensions as striking measures and alerts increased, with garrison troops patrolling around the mine.
Sir Whitest Tavwaan, Liberal member of parliament for Gor pit Camborne died in London today at an advanced age. He had served as MP for many years and held various parliamentary positions.
Discussion on the Blackfeet bill focuses on water rights and Indian allotments. A bureau agent on the Blackfeet reservation investigates, while Senator Carter and Commissioner Leamy plan to review full ground reports before decision. Delays expected until December Congress convenes.
Governor Hoch enforces Sunday closing on the Missouri side leading many residents to Kansas side alleys for alcohol. Prohibition violations have spurred a campaign to curb sales every day, with Assistant Attorney General Tricket applying pressure to all outlets.
Eyveleth Minnesota at night a freight train derailed in a pit. Five cars loaded with ore crashed down the grade and buried debris. Fire deaths include UMMIE SULLIVAN brakeman and WILLIAMS CHAPPEL fireman both aged 20. An injured man is Jatiy Rite, father of Tony Rind.
President notes the unused pen used in the meat inspection clauses within the agricultural bill. The gesture accompanies praise for the legislator who drafted the amendment enabling accountability for abuses in packing houses.
Tromsae Norway July 1 The Wellman Chicara Recoel Theritd steamer Fritnjer arrived today from Spitzbergen with Major Horses and 18 others the first section of the expedition Supplies landed at Dani Ishind with bricks of the lethe fixed to convey cargo ashore Immediate start planned for alvsin shed near Spar friavy whence Andree may return Hane 13 1896 Mr Welhnan will start for Spitzborzgen Inky 4
In Panama, July elections passed quietly with a majority for the versttaithonl party, while observers note uncertainty about precise outcomes. Local reports suggest limited disruption and general compliance among voters.
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