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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a literary figure or work with truncated quotes. The line indicates a dialogue about propriety and expectation, suggesting literary analysis or student discussion. Details are incomplete, leaving core characters and context unclear.
A Montana party from Butte, led by Dr Sterling and companions, retreats to a forest cabin as wildfires close in. Janet Sterling and Jack Barnes contend with danger, wolves, elk, a mountain lion, and a dramatic rescue as rain finally douses the flames.
An Anaconda resident, Winkler of Fourth Street, expected to pursue a future in Houghton Michigan. Described as a foreman among belch masons and bricklayers, he is noted for work with the new Washoe smelter and Western Pacific Railway plans, aiming to reach his destination by boat.
The article reports a courtroom scene with Judge Napton as a man confesses to a crime related to an adoption case. It notes sentences including two years hard labor for an incest charge and mentions various local officials and ongoing city hall appointments and duties.
Narrative fragment describes prisoners referenced as doing work at night and traveling toward Orleatia after arrival. It notes dubious activities labeled mignon and hedgewey and mentions poor conditions and a county visit linked to a deceased person and purchases. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
A Var before a Saturday session cites conferees and officials including Elia cine isterane and Chief Travis. The Helena area report notes arrest of a man in Great Falls on charges of theft and subsequent habeas corpus proceedings.
The annual meeting of the fruit inspectors of Montana will be held on Wednesday at Pine Hut. The two day event will be devoted to comparing notes and cooperation in the work, with officials from Missoula and Flathead County attending.
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