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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
20
A telegram from Tabriz says the bombardment of the Umiratis quarters began yesterday with two guns while revolutionists answered with heavy rifle fire. No outcome yet reported.
Major Maginnis and wife, recently back from a 15 month Europe tour with nieces, rest in Butte as guests of Mr and Mrs George J Lockwood before returning to Helena. He predicts a Bryan landslide, cites Denver convention enthusiasm, notes strong East support and declares Kern the best VP pick. praises Bryan’s platform and executive ability.
Mitchell reports July 14 that harmony prevailed at the Republican state convention here. The stalwart faction won two of four presidential electors and also gained the chairmanship of the convention.
A local ad proclaims a fine assortment of men's straw hats at reduced prices. Wein's clothing store advertises selection and discounts, inviting customers to shop for seasonal headwear at lower-than-usual prices.
C Johnson of Howe Idaho seeks help locating James R Forsen who vanished after December last year. Forsen worked in a wood camp in Butte area and sent a December letter saying he planned to go to Nevada. His friend George Finnegan was close in Butte years ago. Johnson at Arlington hotel in South Butte asks newspapers to assist.
The New York Times laments the lack of meaningful titles for eminent citizens and argues universities should grant honorary honors that signify real public service. It cites Harvard Yale choices, questions the value of LL D for Morgan, and proposes new designations like Master of Enterprise or Constructive Financier to honor civic contributions.
Fifty Butte residents, failing to comply with sewer connection ordinances, may see police with warrants. The health office issued 50 warrants from the police court. only four were served. Blotter entries include M. L. Mustard, PP Cholamit, W. EK. Clowes, and Tom Leitus, each released on $20 bonds pending court appearance. further arrests expected today.
In a foreclosure suit, S. C. G. F. Cobban sues John T. Baldwin seeking judicial relief against the property. The court issues a writ directing the defendant to respond and proceed with proceedings per law. The action targets the recovery of owed sums and potential sale of the property to satisfy the debt.
Cobban held a judgment against Baldwin from September 1904 and later bought the property at sheriff's sale, receiving a deed, but has been unable to obtain possession. The property covers lots 11 and 12, block 7, original town site, and the district court yesterday directed the sheriff to place the plaintiff in possession of the property at once.
The Miller ranch show horse valued at $1,000, missing since July 4, has been recovered by sheriff’s officers. The $210 silver-mounted saddle remains missing, suggesting theft. The horse appeared at Mrs. Mary Dodge’s home south of the city. The $250 reward for a dead horse thief remains unpaid, as the thief is not dead or captured. The Millers may pay $25 for the recovered horse and compensate Mrs. Dodge for finding it.
All hats priced at 8.50 and 4 dollars are reduced to 2.95. The 3 dollar hat drops to 2.45. Wein's clothing store offers a limited sale on men’s headwear with significant discounts.
Eighteen year old Mabel Tonkin and Ming Conchin appeared at the district court for a marriage license. The license was issued after questions were answered. Soon after, the girl's mother returned in a frenzy to stop the marriage, claiming her daughter had eloped the day before.
In a district court Elizabeth J. Weir sues Howard W. Weir for divorce. He answers denying all charges, alleges desertion by Elizabeth, but does not seek a divorce himself. He requests that her suit be denied.
William Bray of Butte Ice company claimed his daughter, eight, was assaulted by Pete Estranda. Bray, armed with a gun, took Estranda into custody with Estranda denying the accusation as he was held for investigation at the county jail.
Jacob C Crigler and R L Crigler liquor dealers sue Barnett Bros for 360 70 claiming it is owed for a lot of whiskey sold.
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