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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
11
A compendium of scattered notes from Butte area locals, listing personal visits, travel plans, upcoming gatherings, and community happenings. Mentions meetings, weddings, holidays, and various names, places, and phone references, reflecting small town correspondence and daily life.
Butte patriot crowds flocked to Columbia Gardens for Independence Day. Fireworks and explosions marred the day for some while others enjoyed the pavilion concerts by Masten Montana and a large afternoon program. Officials reported up to 10 000 attendees, with trains and electric lines handling the crowd.
Consumers demand merit in apparel as seasons change. Dealers must show the latest styles, colors, and fabrics each season and defend fit quality. The message claims sharper competition and invites comparisons with tailor made garments, highlighting a strong line of Aberbury clothes.
The notice advertises a round trip to Denver at 33 dollars with return by Aug 15 and a two train service via Butte. It mentions Pullman sleeping cars, a Sunday departure to Denver via Unload Part currently with limited privileges and asks readers to inquire at the local station in Bathe Montana to reserve seats.
Jody er Toute ta Metanis plus two others were struck by a Pasadena vehicle while riding a tamien eyeto. Ten were seriously injured and McGregor sustained a fracture while Vale tise ib rox Aibis the one aml. The fuspaet notes Victims were rendered ine romaeinis Py The driver fled.
The fragment describes a grand palatial train car arrangement with dining facilities and famed entertainers, tied to a Denver route. It mentions a 28 hour schedule from Never vie to Denver and back, with a return fare around 42 dollars and a special sleeping car service.
Fragmented draft notes describe a council task force split over a policy, with conflicting agendas affecting a public safety project. Key figures and local groups are referenced, though text remains garbled and incomplete.
A garbled report notes a club gathering to discuss methods and topics related to deflation steps. It mentions names and dates unclearly but indicates a focus on future plans and growing interest in the subject at hand.
Special Dispatch reports in East Helena that a young boy, Robert Ko ol, drowned while swimming after supper near the lake at the smelter. Merchants and residents began searching, but as of late the body had not been recovered. The drowning occurred shortly after the boy left home, with authorities and family hopeful for a recovery as investigations continue.
A clergyman and a local minister prepared ice cream donations for prisoners on Independence Day. One official notes women and boys will receive treats, with 46 quarts of ice cream and cakes prepared for distribution while visitors are limited and eked out by the rule on that day.
San Francisco mayor allows resumption of saloon operations under the old ordinance but higher license rates apply. Wholesale liquor sales previously banned since April 18, crime lingered low with police noting little disruption. Saloons pay reduced per-year taxes, and new counts show thousands still operating as budget figures reflect City revenue estimates.
Visitors arived to view a photogra phy display featuring bands orchestras quartets and new music acts. Management plans a revised weekly program with changes to performances including soloists and instrumental pieces. Notable entries include Hopkins Per and Deseo Pihebal as featured artists in a broader Ireland themed exhibit.
Roger, formerly of Patel to the Stun, has arrived in Bozeman to take the place of the day clerk vacated by Mermesmeyer at the Grand hotel. He hails from Minneapolis and previously worked at the Rasen hill.
A garbled report mentions funeral rites planned for a person named Margaret Jobus and an event at 16, with later details about a sentencing in a separate case. It references Marion Hestuepeih and a 25 euro sentence, plus a robbery and a second degree murder conviction with life imprisonment. Names, dates, and places are incomplete or misspelled.
A large crowd of about five thousand gathered at the park for a community picnic. Guests enjoyed athletic events, games, and a meal, with prizes awarded in running and field events. A medical incident occurred as a bather was helped from the water and treated, and volunteers tended concessions and facilities throughout the day.
Fragmentary OCR describes scenes of Fourth of July revelry with mentions of New York and a few names such as Mys Pricerick Cossit and William Frederick. The text is garbled but hints at social figures and events tied to a celebration in New York.
Special excursion offers in bold print with prices 62 dollars from June 1 to September and a 400 dollar deal on June 25. Travel includes stopovers in a mild window of Sal Lake Ulty and routes through Los Angeles to Southern California. For details contact the agency through DBP.
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