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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1908
Page
34
Missoula residents recall the Higgins avenue bridge lost in the recent flood. A temporary crossing and suspension span were built within a week to restore river access, with plans for a new wide strong bridge to serve growth and travel needs, funded by city and county officials.
Adjoining Missoula, three tracts for sale with fruit land and bearing trees. 14 acres with 1500 trees, 4-room cottage, water right, priced at 10000 with half cash. An 8-acre tract with 250 trees and tools at 4000. A 40-acre-ish tract with 400 trees, 100 bearing, mixed crops, at 1900. Also 2% miles out, city/ranch property listings.
Promises 1000 acres of first class Montana land for sale with water rights. Alfalfa and potato soil praised, also suitable for grain and fruit farming. Neighbors report fields yielding up to 1000 dollars per acre in strawberries. Offer includes half payment in property and easy terms. Write for more information.
W H Smead Company operates in Missoula Montana. Local business notices confirm the Missoula firm’s regional presence and activities. The snippet notes corporate identity and location without additional context or detail.
Missoula reports that federal court will convene in Helena next week with witnesses subpened for several cases. The Catlin case involves alleged money appropriation while a local land office clerk. Another case features Little Stone, an Indian, charged with murdering another Indian, with additional papers served on a woman to testify about an immigrant lacking proper papers.
William H. Taft republican presidential candidate spends July 4 resting on the veranda of the Homestead hotel in Hot Springs Virginia. He enjoys views of the mountains and the golf links as a quiet day unfolds with light activity.
Five coaches with passengers left the Northern Pacific station in Missoula on July 4 for Victor and Hamilton. An estimated 500 to 600 residents joined the trip, with empty box cars used to transport additional valley residents to celebrate.
Missoula on July 4 reports Mrs. Mike Shaughnessy of Toole Avenue was injured last night at her home when the electric lights failed and she turned about on the porch.
A woman entering a house tripped over a trunk and sustained a broken shoulder. No other injuries reported. Police and paramedics responded to the scene. Stated details are limited.
In Missoula on July 4 the Flathead reservation Indians marked the nation’s birthday with a big gathering at Arlee. The event drew hundreds of riders and featured horse racing as a key attraction.
Missoula July 4 report describes El lers Koch hosting a forestry group and fills out a Georgia political portrait of Hoke Smith versus Joe Brown. It highlights Brown's farming life, education, railroad career, and literary works while weighing his public image against Smith’s size and presence.
Matt Huffman was approached by a masked robber on a brushy road north west of Bozeman. The assailant ordered him off his horse and fired twice but Huffman escaped unharmed after striking the robber with a broken whip. The fleeing man fired a shot as Huffman rode away.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as pure natural medicine for kidney liver and bladder issues. Claims non stimulant formula from vegetable herbs with sworn purity statement in every bottle and offers a free sample and information booklet by mail referencing Anaconda Sunday Standard.
Anaconda semi pro team defeats the Lion Molders 7 to 0 at Washoe Park. Taylor's pitching dominates seven innings with speed and change of pace, backed by errorless defense. In eighth inning Lannigan breaks for a hit, while Anaconda pours in four runs earlier on doubles by Hartsell, McEachran and Irwin, a Tucker triple, and two Molders errors. Attendance about 2,500 as Lohman calls the plate.
K F Confarr, president of the Montana State Sportsmen's Association, mails notices that the annual tournament will be held in Livingston July 11 to 13. Eight of ten Anaconda Red and Gun club members may attend. officers elections are July 11 evening. Livingston prepares for visitors. James Cochrane of Anaconda heads office duties.
St. Mark's Church at Sixth and Main hosts Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Rev. J. S. Craig is rector. Sunday School begins at 12:15 p.m. and Evening Service is at 8 p.m.
Swedish Baptist church corner Fifth and Cedar with Pastor Carl F Lindberg at 622 Chestnut street. Morning service and Sunday school at 10. Sermon at 11 a m. Evening service and young people's meeting at 7 80 oclock. Sermon at 8 p m. Thursday evening prayer meeting at 8 o'clock. All welcome.
Divine services at Swedish Lutheran church corner Sixth and Cedar streets at 11 in the morning and 8 in the evening. Sunday school meets at 9:45 in the morning. Pastor C. W. Vetell, recently returned home, will conduct all services.
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