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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
11
Quote urges independence from wage labor and questions why one would spend a lifetime paying someone else. It appeals to readers to own land and a home, ending with an invitation to visit the office for more information.
In Judge McClernan's court the Tivoli Brewing case against William F Scheffel for 5000 in services was halted after the defense moved for a non suit claiming lack of proven liability. A typewritten note showed Scheffel received stock in settlement. the judge indicated further equity actions and a fall jury schedule.
Nine children under ten filled Judge Warren's courtroom as witnesses in the Annie Kelleher case led by Mrs Crossley. A horse whip alleged as the cause of injury was shown by a youngster, with the trial set for tomorrow at 10. Other matters involved drunkenness and vagrancy cases, while W T Thornton was discharged with a warning and Dave Cosby released for lack of evidence. Jerry Driscoll’s burglary hearing was continued.
The A. T. Morgan agency sold the Suitor property for 12,600 dollars to J. G. Cocking. Located at 12 East Second Street, the 100 by 72 foot parcel fronts Delaware avenue and includes two four-compartment tenements, four three-compartment tenements, and a six room cottage. Monthly income from improvements is about 12.
The Short Line offers round trip tickets to San Francisco 51.80 and Los Angeles 56.90 via Ogden or Portland with three month validity and stopovers both directions. One way to Los Angeles via Portland costs 61. Tickets and city office details are listed, promoting routes through Salt Lake Portland and the Columbia river to Idaho’s Boise and Payette valleys. A July 6 birthday party for Mrs. Jane Williams at 50 South Main honored her eighty eighth year with friends and a return to Butte.
A second smallpox case emerges in Butte linked to Henry D. Fagan who contracted the disease June 2. Corinne Bland, 23, who tended Fagan, fell ill and is now hospitalized. Authorities quarantined Fagan’s cabin and the nearby residence to prevent further spread.
Citizens before Justices Curt and Coligan in Walkerville address unpaid censox arrears. Defendants include J H Bullivan, a nearly blind saloon keeper shot in a prior holdup, and John S Leary, rheumatic and inactive. Others Pridea, Laggan, and Dublin Gulch operators face warrants. county treasurer and attorney clash over prosecutions. Main Street organ ad ends the piece.
An article in the Hindu College Journal Calcutta argues copper vessels have domestic health benefits supported by modern science. It cites copper’s purification and antibacterial properties, linking ancient superstitions to contemporary findings and recommending copper vessels for water storage and disease prevention.
Rev A L Chapman, pastor of Shortridge Memorial, will resign and move to Seattle to lead another church. Butte church plans dedication Aug 23 30 31 with remaining $590 paid, debt reduced by about $4 000 since his arrival. Aimed to attract a successor from the east. attendance by Mrs Moses considered. Short Line to Utah excursion July 13 with two trains from Butte. Trade items listed include carriages and harnesses offered by local firms.
Manager Wharton turns Columbia Gardens over to children for a special day. Morning and afternoon sessions offer free garden access for kids with transport by Oregon Short Line trains on Sunday July 18 from Dillon and nearby stops. Lodges sponsor two special round trips with modest fares. details outline ride times and pickup points in the tale of a community event.
James Veneramley, 70, in poor health, was found exhausted at 2 am wandering Columbia Gardens. He was cared for by management, sent to the county hospital after a trip to Butte, and refused to answer questions. He has a wife in Wells, Minnesota, and had been in Butte only a few days with no funds.
Florence Roberts plans her seventh annual tour starting in Salt Lake City around October 1 in the new production Ann La Mont written for her by Paul Armstrong. The cast includes H. S. Northrup Robert McWade Clifford Leigh Norah Laton Lucille York Florence Robins Mercelta Esmond Ida Magrade try and others with a program at the Boston theater noted for its Hoyt style names.
Zachmiah vonara known as John Pollard faced a misdemeanor charge for improper liberties with Phyllis Carpenter, a year-old Walkerville girl. The defense argued the girl could not be sworn, and Justice Colligan’s court halted testimony. the jury returned a not guilty verdict, prompting the uncle Stephen Pratt to vow further action.
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