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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1915
Page
4
Lewistown attorney Coleman faces contempt of court after allegedly tampering with a court minute. He reportedly gathered a discarded draft from the judge’s desk, adopted its title, and had it filed by the court clerk. The case centers on a disagreement over a proposed minute and amendments.
Roy Ayers heads to Denton while Stewart and McConochie spoke at Range and Dr A A Stevenson near Danvers with Judge Stout to address the day. Evening patriotic service at the Presbyterian church follows a local talk by is. Two women faced police court for keeping a disorderly house and paid fines of 250 each after agreeing to leave the city. Young ladies aid fundraising for a state convention due in August and a farm addition to the fund is planned. Remains of Agnes Who died Friday at Brown's Lake Years to be sent to Minneapolis for interment.
Remains of May Bqeant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Os fading, died yesterday. Interment to take place at Tires after funeral service at Duggan's. Funeral notice appears in local obituary column.
Larry Duggan located at 929 Normaterm Street in Indiana lists a phone contact. The entry appears as a brief personal notice with a single address and telephone reference. No additional context or events are provided.
Missoula July reports record attendance as the Stampede days reel off nonstop attractions. Crowds numbered roughly five to six thousand for the Wild West events with multiple races and contests delivering thrills from morning to midnight. Notable results include Armstrong winning the saddle race, Drumheller taking the relay, and Carl Davis claiming the Maverick race amid a packed fairground atmosphere.
Helena July 3 Judge J M Bourquin of the United States court signed an interlocutory decree authorizing the sale of the Alice Gold and Silver Mining property. The order follows a suit by Peter Geddes and other minority stockholders to upset the sale to Anaconda. A hearing is set for July 19 to examine debts assumed by Anaconda, expenditures, proceeds, dividends, and an inventory of transferred property. Special master John Lindsay will publish sale notices in New York Boston and Butte for 12 weeks with bids over transfer consideration and 10 percent certified checks. If sold, the Alice sale voids the Anaconda transfer. if not, Anaconda sale remains valid and complainants may surrender stock for cash portions after sale.
Great Falls July 3 John O'Donnell forty is shot and killed at his cabin near Yono in Cascade county. Jack Henry sixty confesses to the killing and is in custody at Utica after aiding pros pectors. Sheriff Kommers and Coroner Madden plan an investigation and to inspect the scene. Henry formerly worked for the Great Falls Meat company.
Great Northern Train No 2 eastbound wrecked near Carlow 16 miles west of Cutbank in July. Two Pullman cars the Observation car and the diner derailed. The accident was due to a ta uken tail. No one was seriously injured.
Wyoming university geology professor cited for discovery of a fossil skeleton hailed as one of the earliest dinosaur finds in the state. The find occurred in Wyoming, and the scholar reportedly held the title of the leading paleontologist in the university department prior to his death.
Montana promises to market its annual wool clip within 30 days with prices likely to beat past levels. Reports from the federal board note 25 to 28 cent contracts already made and expect the bulk to bring around 26 cents, 8 to 10 cents higher than prior years. Optimism in the Northwest persists for a strong harvest and active fall business as warm weather spurs grain growth.
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin ruled the Harrison Drug Act unconstitutional in Helena sustaining a demurrer to the indictment against Thelma Woods. The decision freed six other defendants charged with possession of rugs and found to conflict with state metropolitan police law.
Dr RL Owens left for Helena to attend to business and plans to return to Missoula for the Stampede. Miss Verne Robertson arrived from Billings. Mrs K Deerho went to Warm Springs with an insane patient. S Bowman visited Butte after a ranch stay. Miss Martha Wilkerson to San Francisco for the fair after visiting with John Wilkerson. Valley school trustees plan July 6 7 visit to Mis soula for Rural week convention. E W Akin visited Darby on business with Thompson. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs H C Groot of Victor. Miss Hattie Wymss plans to leave Monday for Missoula then Tennessee for the Stampede.
Bozeman scenes include Dusenberrys returning from Rudyard to Central Ave residence. Deaconess Hospital visitors at Deace Camp. divorce suits filed by Mary A. Griffin and Blanche M. Wilcox. sheriff activity with Richard Darling and cattle theft arrests. construction permits for a $5000 residence on Fifth Ave and Cleveland St. final proofs on multiple homesteads across Gallatin County. local graduates James Fitzgerald and Cortland Howard heading to Missoula for forestry at the State University. bank officials Walsworth and Baker visiting Bozeman. postmaster NP Evans resumes duties. Ninabelle Appleton recovering eye after fishhook injury. and dune month land office report detailing homestead applications and certificates.
Bozeman July 8 Philemon Dr Miter, a 1d year old boy, fainted noon today while returning a fallen hay fork. He died minutes later. Coroner Dr R H Seitz ruled organic heart weakness. no inquest. Son of Justis Miller, survived by brother and half sister.
Holt, aiming to stop a wave of war munitions shipments, entered the Morgan residence with a pistol and dynamite. He shot Mr. Morgan twice after cornering him in the library, while other staff restrained him. Ambassadors and servants aided, Holt jailed. Morgan recovering but undaunted.
Anaconda residents marvel at Charley Teacher's Main Street window featuring Baltimore line props by Steorge Symons and J. K. Oppenheimer. An electrical setup below surface lights a toy dog and toy car in a magnetic relay race, with automatic stops and resumes as partners complete circuits. Trevor of San Francisco installed the display.
St Mark's at Sixth and Main led by Rev J L Grats with morning and evening services and Sunday school, First Methodist on Third and Dakota with morning worship and a detailed program, First Presbyterian featuring Brigadier Jordan and organist Edward Champion Hall, First Baptist at Locust and West Fifth with morning sermon and Bible school, Swedish Lutheran Zion at Sixth and Cedar with divine services and a future concert, Swedish Baptist at Fifth and Cedar schedules, Christian Church and Christ Scientist updates, plus the Anaconda Gun Club weekly shoot at Nell grounds and a note on the Kepler, Confarr and Twohy medals contest.
Spectacular scenes from Lyman H Howe Travel Festival crown the Margaret theater engagement featuring a volcanic crater film from Vesuvius, a runaway train ride, botanical life studies, bird habits, electrolysis of metals, a Venice canal panorama, a Greek railroad ride, and new animated cartoons. The program promises diverse thrills and scientific curiosities for audiences.
New York July 3 Negotiations were reported to be under way between British treasury officials and a group of New York bankers led by J B Morgan Co for the flotation in the United States of a new British war loan. The loan may be 5 percent and could reach 300 million dollars if well received. proceeds would back purchases in the US of war supplies.
In San Rafael California on a July night Jean Baptiste a drink crazed halfbreed Indian terrorized Marshalls by firing repeatedly on locals. He sheltered behind makeshift breastworks around a water tank as citizens built bonfires on the outskirts to trap him. A posse left tonight for the scene amid ongoing rifle reports.
A generous portrait of Barrie's Quality Street reveals a quiet Eng land village setting and a warm Georgian charm. Major figures include Susan and Phoebe Throssell with Ensign Blades and Major Linkwater, while Maude Adams shines as Phoebe and is slated to perform at the Margaret theater on Thursday.
The Minneapolis market report lists Wheat No 1 hard at 1411. No 1 northern at 1.8261.4, No 2 northern at 1.290. Montana prices show 2901.84 for No 2 hard and 1.30 for No 2 durum. Corn No 8 yellow and Oats No 3 white appear with tabulated values. Barley, Rye, and Flax futures for July September and December are provided with varied bid prices.
More than 600000 British boys and girls contributed pennies to furnish a recreation room for soldiers on duty at the front. The note underscores how the German empire also uses resources to entertain troops.
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