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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 134 Higgins Avenue Missoula. Telephone 0 1%. Advertising rates on application.
Delegates from major railway lines visited Missoula on July 12 for a national convention and inspected local institutions. The party from New York to Michigan toured the Northern Pacific hospital and other sites, praising Missoula as a fine city. They will proceed to Portland for the fair, with Yellowstone as a park side trip. Park officials note rising tourism and a special rail rate to Portland encouraging travel, with about 100 people planning to go next weekend.
Missoula July 17 County Treasurer D J Heytron took up thirteen thousand dollars in Missoula school district bonds bearing six percent interest for the past years. Bonds had been pur chased by Harris house of unknown.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to bonds, a New York dealer network, and payments routed through a bank. Mentions a treasurer with twenty twenty aid and a completion yesterday. Green wood price noted as 42.25 a tend erred. Telephones listed as 108, BW, M. Ce sews.
The State Bank of Missoula sues Peter Violette and Frank Stin for balance on a promissory note dated May 19 1905 issued by Wentfeld Tripping Company. The note bore 12 percent interest and was payable at First National Bank of Missoula. Amounts: $291.67 paid, balance $531 plus accrued interest. judgment sought. Attorneys Hall Patterson and Dr Willard & Nea etc.
A motion seeks a second change of venue for the Mike Rodden Lumber Co case and an order altering trial location from Anaconda to another district. The case, originally in this court, was transferred to Anaconda. Attorneys Joyce and Stulrooney represent the defendant.
Missoula on July 12 reports W Schilling donated two valuable business and advertising books to the Garden City Commercial College library. The works will enhance practical study. Schilling promises more gifts to the school over time.
Sheriff Davis Graham filed a notice of attachment against Thomas Holt to secure $10, arising from Sebastian Eminger’s claim. Four placer claims in Windfall Gulch Cedar Creek area were levied upon, transferring attached property rights in the notable vicinity.
Missoula reports Justice rilips presided over a brief hearing with several alleged offenders arraigned. Three men, J. Jackson, Clark, and James Wilson, faced charges and were remanded to the county jail after pleading not guilty. They received ten days of town for further inquiries.
A fragmentary police note from Missoula reports an arrest this afternoon connected to a game event. Mentions include individuals Huckaba, Constable Howell, and Mudgay along with residents in the row and forma zone of the_col.
Miss Edna Greenough daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Greenough of Missoula married Lieut Joseph Herring of Fort Missoula in a stylish home ceremony at 1034 Be Street attended by about 200 guests The couple will reside in Missoula after a honeymoon likely in Yellowstone National Park The bride is noted as a talented musician and well regarded in the community The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a large arched window backdrop with floral decor
Placer mining in Missoula County surges this season with Cedar Creek and La Casse claims yielding promising results. Old Pay streak reports bolster expectations of substantial wealth from Oregon Gulch and nearby tributaries as crews rush to develop ditches, bedrock, and reservoirs. Above Bonner, workers face health issues while others operate extensive washing across gravel beds amid abundant spring rains.
A man brought from Idaho and arrested there was arraigned before Judge Hayes in Missoula on July 9. He is accused of obtaining money under false pretenses and waived examination. Bound over to district court on bonds of 1000 dollars, with Attorney G. Murray representing him.
An American visitor provoked a crowd at the Orange men’s demonstration near city hall. About 30 Americans from Michigan carried the Stars and Stripes through streets. at a hotel gathering someone crying insult led to a flag torn from the Port Huron lodge and trampled. The incident followed a remark by a participant and ended with the flag shredded.
Missoula notes report Bonner residents Fred C Cowan and W W White with George Kendall returning from Rock Creek camp. John Richi and wife sold land to Bila M Englands Missoula tract. William Connell filed for record for an Injunction placer in Oregon Gulch. Mendenhall completed timber and stone proof on 120 acres west of Saltese. William and wife sold 13 acre triangle near Bonner for $1. D F Denig, a Bonner resident, was ill with a stomach ulcer. Cedar Street grading and sidewalk work continues. new concrete walks on Stevens Street near Main to Cedar. Judge Webster, J aon and Dr Parsons recent residents. Philadelphia heat causes 100 plus prostrations and high temperatures noted.
The M C A minstrel show dates are confirmed with Union theater booked for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings July 21 and 26. The announcement notes the engagements and details forthcoming.
A terse session led by G. A. McAllister concluded with all members expressing satisfaction and indicating no further time was needed to perfect the reactive parts. The gathering ended promptly after concise remarks and agreement on next steps.
Missoula reports indicate a partner of George Smith was arrested in Laurel Montana after a burglary at McHate Bros store on July 4. Sheriff Gralan of Missoula planned to transport the suspect to Missoula, with recovered fountain pens and razors matching the stolen goods.
Missoula July 12 A J Thomas an old gentleman stricken with paralysis at his camp on the reservation was admitted to Paraone smith hospital about midnight in a comatose state His wife remains at his bedside Spokane July 12 rail strike ends no operator in several offices Northern Pacific offices report wailing for instites headquarters Ottawa July 17 Victoria Vancouver Eastern jail bill passes senate royal assent Now awake the royal assent this is J dy Hill s road
The text blends passages about Twiceland society and fashion with a note on the Marquis de Segongac, a Moroccan Atlas region expedition in Paris. It references goat-silk fabrics, national attire, and a claim of limited labor, while noting the Marquis’s capture and accompanying Algerians as he mapped regions south of the Atlas.
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