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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
5
The Western Montana office of the Standard will be located at 30 Higgins Avenue Missoula with telephone number 118. Advertising rates are available on application.
Professor Howe of Stape University prepares a yearlong field party to explore Montana geology and fossil deposits. The trip will travel from Missoula to the Big Blackfoot valley then Lewis and Clark and Augusta regions, surveying coal, gypsum, shale, and pottery clays. The party includes Craig Skinner and others, marking the University’s most ambitious field project to date.
A testimonial letter from Cincinnati praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable female tonic. It claims nine months of relief from female trouble, headaches, nervousness, and irregular periods, followed by complete recovery, with the product endorsed by a local woman and urging others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
The fragment hints at Montana scholars exploring seology and state funding, mentioning Wiswance and private contributors. Text appears garbled, but references to academic activity and potential seed funding imply a developing inquiry into regional seology studies and collaborative efforts.
Missoula reports a large gathering for the Flathead agency celebration beginning yesterday. The event, believed the largest in the history of the gathering, draws members of the Nez Perce and delegations from several tribes across Montana.
July 3 Edwards Burns, special deputy, tried to restore order during city celebrations. A drunken Indigenous man assaulted him with a large stove, breaking his nose and badly injuring an eye. Burns faced possible loss of sight. assailants were arrested and jailed.
Mrs. Minnis Br. Tollis sues for an interest in valuable property following a divorce from George Molde. The case notes that Penfold holds a mortgage of 10d on the estate, with a request for a division of property and settlement. Attorneys Joyen and Mulroney represent the plaintiff.
A well known Indian woman living near Railroad Avenue fell from a two story window at a cheap lodging house. Police and sheriff arrested the woman after the incident. Her fall was broken by a porch roof, likely preventing serious injury. The drinker had been seen drinking prior to the event.
Otto Swanson, 24, died after an appendicitis operation at Sisners hospital Missoula. His funeral was held at the Migsnuta Valley cemetery with Pastor Anderson of the Lutheran church officiating. He had been a longtime employee of the Ble Binewinat Company at Denver and had lived there briefly.
The Whe Gad Yellows widows and orphans' Home committee met yesterday to discuss location proposals. Members argued several options were not properly formed, and the committee will continue to receive input at a later date. Mr. Kemp sees Missonin's chance for the home as strong, though the Hogeak lodge are mindful of local sentiment.
Charles Anderson and Miseinda Franz, both from Phillipsburg, wed in Missoula after a late Fourth of July ceremony. Anderson works near Phillipsburg and Franz is a local, the pair traveled to Missoula by train. a brief reception followed and they planned a Bitterroot honeymoon before settling into life together.
A Saturday afternoon event hosted by Mrs. B. Piawaay of Butler featured guests including Meadamed Knowles, Somer, Spotswood, Morves, Metor, Murolz, Jednerxahn, Thoms, Thompann, Feigner, Darhev, Hon. Clements and the Misses Temivh 1% bee, Grace Edwards, Leech Wasson. Tables were tastemily decorated with roid rom Realtle, Wash. A delietars Tuncheon was served.
The Missouri land office quarterly report shows land entries and related revenues. It notes fees and commissions from Bitter Root Indian lands totaling $28.00 and Amber depredations amounting to $5.04, reflecting payments and adjustments for the period.
The Dennison store at Arlee was broken into Wednesday night and several articles were taken. The assailants entered through a window and seized cash and a revolver from the Howard House. No clues to the perpetrators’ identities have been found.
A fire swept the dwelling of Walter Angst in Thompson, Missoula, gutting the residence and furniture. The blaze began that night with the origin and cause still under investigation, leaving a substantial loss to Angst, a prominent local resident.
A Montana mining merger creates the Snowstorm Mining Company from the Snowstorm Mining, Howard Gassing, and Greenough Reduction firms. Directors include W H Greenough and J L Teward with Thomas L Greenough as president. Capital stock increases to 1.5 million dollars, stockholders plan transfers and future dividends as ore shipments begin through tunnel No 7. Local stockholders from Missoula, Helena, Moscow, and Chury discuss upcoming meetings and transfers.
An advertised letters list for Missoula post office for the week ending July 4198 includes names such as William W. Ausing, Jon Atuert, Ida I. ken, Warey Crown, J. Beonus, Wille Buckley, George Davie, Miss Mattie Gowdheat, Frick Welin, John Hickey and others. A one cent due notice appears for some addressees and several entries indicate recipients awaiting pickup.
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals including Johnston, C F Jouderette, Charles VI, Lewis, May deCarty, A J McDonald, G E Martin, Morin, Eddie Myers, Morrell, Raymond Mon, Hertha Offtnhier, Hanz Peteracit, Louise, Price, M Hinge, Reyniood, Richapisan, Tay, Thamas Nothie, Ve M Viet, Willams, Wolpton, and a postmaster DH Ross. The item reads like a catalog of names with no clear story or context.
Missoula notes record a wide range of visitors and locals in the city for the Fourth of July. Tolman of Wamilton and Ensign of Plarence are among guests, with several residents like W.R. Risher, J.G. Gorman, and Clarence Haven seen in Missoula. Numerous locals are described as staying a few days, with transfers, property deeds, and plans for future travel noted.
In Missoula on July 5 Charles Swanson and John Sampson declared intent to become United States citizens before the Clerk of the Court. Earlier, Justee Phillips faced assault charges against George Barnette and Fred Pleper, with Barnette’s case set for distrer court on bonds of 4000 dollars.
July funds total 122000 per the county treasurer Chandler report. The draft notes show allocations across multiple funds with receipts and expenditures under review.
Special envoy to the Standard reports Judge John Ford, a former probate judge, vanished after giving up his political role. He was drowned today in the Tolkawstone river near Chico Ashland New York. July 31. Mek, Tourbles, Jtu IS sears of the, the only row of HH. McK Fombley, the New York carblint, wit drowted-wide swimming Tl Sig Satta lake, Botdar Ness, WNEL ce-dtay.
July reports show United States attorney in Seathorn filing charges against Carrie Nadon for sending obscene material via The Hatchet temperance publication. Nation tours Texas as federal warrants target her, while a separate Oregon note covers Multnomah county's stance against six cent on the dollar settlements for 80 000 in insured property linked to San Francisco fire losses.
New York July 5 F O Woodruff traveling salesman for Marsal Field Co of Chicago sailed for Liverpool on the Majestic and killed himself July 2 by cutting his throat with a razor. Body buried at sea, death reported on Majestic’s arrival. He was 40 years old. a note found in his cabin reads The strain of the mast two months te tea nich tow me.
Oakland July 3 The board of underwriters met to size up earthquake linked fires in Santa Rosa Each case will get individual treatment with separate adjusters and coastal reimbursement rules as determined by local authorities.
Napa County District Attorney Tenjamin says the board of supervisors authorized audits of county policies with insurers whose solvency is in doubt. He will reinsure with companies deemed unable to pay claims. He reported that of 5000 dollars in county insurance, half is with questioned firms.
Fragmented dispatches report the San Juan legislature opening an extraordinary session with Gov Beekman Winthrop urging a new pier project. A million dollar loan is cited for public improvements, while other items include purchase disputes over a New York and Porto Rico plot and regional unrest in Bialystok and Caucasia with local dismissals and tensions elsewhere.
Washington July 5 Secretary Shaw Islay receives offers for bonds from Panama fund totaling 500000 dollars offered recently for a popular subscription. No expected ease in disposing of the bonds. July 5 Michael Anages a Greek Union of America resident filed Jon Houmania.
A boy from 15 Dell Street at a Lorus Wyonshire Street crossing was struck by a boxcar while a crowd of youngsters followed two men along the railroad. He was removed to St Nies hospital with an amputated arm and life at risk. The switchman barely saved him by pulling him away as the car compromised the boy.
The grand board of Odd Fellows rectors in Helena postponed to October 4 the decision on a lake site. A committee will tour suggested sites including Mantong Lodge lands in Helena and Narche tracks near Missoula. Attendees included Kemp Missoula Davies Butte Lega townsent, Bul tard Heteha Elle Burton and others.
Special Director Autoh to the Stanined Helena reports that 37 Montana state banks filed June 18 and showed total resources of 970,758,228 an increase of about 700,000 since the last report. The gross shows growth of half a year. One new bank, the Czas at Big Timber, organized since April with 746,000 capital. Total deposits of state banks aggregate 15,882,263.
Reported discussion between Navy officers and flag authorities about adding a fourth star to the Union flag for Oklahoma once statehood is officially admitted. Until then the Oklahoma star will not appear on the national ensign and salutes given prior are considered premature.
Oyster Bay July 3 President Rovne signs commissions for several appointments including Limes Wick erahan of Atteka named judge of the district court third division district Alayka and Wilma Ny Helelal named United States attorney for the district Ae O.
New Orleans reports Lewis Clarke, a longtime Louisiana Republican committee member, collapsed suddenly from indigestion today. N/A
Washington July The resignation of Cant Robert Wynne Unt Hunter marine corps was accepted by Secretary Bougaele on day.
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