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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
24
Underwear for women in select Swiss ribbed cotton, bleached vests and pants advertised. Regular price fifty cents each, this day only special at thirty five cents.
Catalog note lists children’s dresses made from fine materials with hemstitching tucks lace and embroidery valued to 2.50 this day priced 1.95. Rompers in plain and fancy ginghams for ages 1 to 6 sold this day at 29c each from 729e¢ location.
Dr J M Scanland and wife of Warm Springs and J Bruce Kremer and wife of Butte returned from the Denver democratic national convention excited for Bryan. Kremer named national committeeman, Scanland an alternate. proxy given to W B George of Billings. They praised Denver as generous hosts and predicted gains for Bryan in Indiana Illinois New York Montana.
Helen Mary McGlynn aged five died yesterday at the family home from scarlet fever after a short illness. The funeral was held last night at seven in the Catholic cemetery. The McGlynn family has endured earlier tragedy as a boy was shot by a playmate the day after the Fourth and remains in serious condition.
Giuseppe Alia, unemployed in Denver, shot Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Elizabeth’s church during communion, then fled the scene and was captured. He claimed religious turmoil and imagined wrongs from Italy drove the act. witnesses testified to his sanity and he was later hanged after a brief trial. The incident sparked widespread horror and debate over anarchist plots against clergy.
Michael ONeill arrived from Eureka Utah to attend the funeral of his brother Dennis ONeill who died Monday. The service begins at 9 30 this morning at Dennis Holland the cousin's home 434 Anaconda road. The body will then go to Sacred Heart church for requiem mass and burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Herman Polson and Chris Scholo miti, restaurateurs of South Butte, were arrested on warrants from the city health department for selling milk below state standard. Each posted a $20 bond. Mike Fallon was jailed on a charge of whipping his wife.
Hamilton July 14: Mrs. Thomas C. Riley and her daughter return from Grand Forks North Dakota with sister Birdie Marks to spend the summer. J W Tisdale leaves for Sand Point Idaho and Mrs Tisdale visits Spokane. C H Platt and family arrive from Pennsylvania to visit Hiram Platt at Como. R W Fisher of Bozeman Agricultural College visits for Corvallis experiment station work. L H Stiles and daughter visit from Victor.
The Atlantic fleet is 340 miles from Honolulu with divisions sailing for Lahaina Maalaea and other ports. Flagship Connecticut reports orders for anchorage off the harbor entrance as auxiliary ships head to Auckland and Pacific ports.
Orders taken for babies and children's wear tailored shirt waists and nurses' outfitting at 15 E Granite Butte. Tea given by ladies of Sacred Heart parish Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening at the school hall.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton dated June 15 notes police investigate a morning burglary. W L Baker of South Dakota, arriving Friday from Moscow Idaho, told Night Policeman Higgins he was robbed in front of the high school by two men around 1 o clock. He stated that he.
A man waking from illness was robbed near the high school by two men who escaped with $295. Sheriff Ward and Policeman Higgins attempted to assemble a posse to pursue the robbers but did not locate them.
A cloudburst east of Hamilton on Monday washed through Dry creek canyon killing Tony Massi and sweeping away the camp where 12 men worked on a big ditch project. One body recovered. another remains missing as horses drown nearby and local ranches are damaged.
Henry Larson and Peter Peterson were tried for petty larceny in Missoula on charges of taking sacks of sugar flour and potatoes from Winston Bros camp near Bonner. Both admitted guilt and blamed each other while citing plans for a vacation and fishing trip. Justice Phillips reserved decision until tomorrow morning.
A sleight of hand thief took $600 from W. H. Parker in the betting ring as he tried to place a wager. Police quickly detained a suspect in a light suit, but no evidence was found and he was released. Parker owns the horses Malrina and Belden. The incident marks the first track robbery since authorities cleared troublemakers recently and a new cleanup is anticipated.
C O Bergstrom reported a $270 robbery by two West Front street women Annie Smith and Alice Stin. They were arrested in Missoula on grand larceny charges, arraigned before Justice Phillips, and pleaded not guilty. Bonds set at $250 each. The complainant is being held to prosecute.
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