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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
5
The sheriff assumed control of the Park Street Store amid a dispute involving Louis and others. A sale action with a $22 debt surfaced, and testimony noted police and court proceedings extending a week. The neighborhood saw officials, buyers, and a local press presence during the ongoing matter.
Ernest Lange funeral plans are announced for this afternoon with services led by Rev. S C Ideston and a ritualistic Odd Fellows involvement. The body rests in Walsh undertakers rooms until noon, then moves to hall for services at dusk, followed by interment in the cemetery with musical selections by local clubs.
The account describes Lange’s frail condition in his last days, doctors, nurses, and family present as he attempts to complete his will. A lawyer and the attorney Banest draw up the document, signed about a week ago, with Lange weakening but still conscious. Medical staff note deterioration yet Lange asks to see his physician before fading, while relatives wonder if he may recover in the coming hours.
Report shows minimal fire incidents in June with very small losses. Document lists expenditures and payments to several fire companies including Gamewell, Continental, and others, with scattered amounts like 1 cent to 20.70 dollars. Chief Peter Sawyer cites low activity and cites dates and figures from June.
A fragmented tale links Evelyn Nesbit to relatives in New York and Pittsburgh, noting strong ties to Livingstone, Spokane and other locales. It mentions alleged marriages, social circles, and Nesbit’s career moves from Pittsburgh to New York, with references to family members and associates across several cities.
The fragmented OCR passage details unclear events and names, referencing May Ross, authorities, and alleged misconduct. It mentions a chief, a Mulhatt, and immediate action, with scattered references to individuals, places, and beverages. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text details a dated notice mentioning August first, with unclear names and places. The readable elements suggest a legal or public notice with a ceremonial or procedural tone. Entities are largely unreadable, hindering precise extraction.
The opinion discusses a Missouri county question about sales and property seizure in relation to a Singer Sewing Machine contract. It addresses whether the company holds the asset as agent and if the sale proceeds may be taxed to the conveying party, with reference to the supplemental assessment and tax liens.
The Minnehaha Tent No. 17, Independent Order of Rebeubites, meets in Butte for lodge organization. Augustine Sint named supreme ruler with officers elected and installed. Members exceed 400 with a national reach and substantial funds. next high seat meeting set for Cincinnati in September.
An account notes Little Chief at a white man’s hotel on Lemhi reservation with remark on his English. The article mentions a ceremony on Christmas, a funeral service planned at Welsh's Undertaking, and an interment arranged for Nic ww shinped. Services will be held at 12 o'clock and 9 o'clock for different rites, under Butte lodge supervision.
Fragmentary report notes possible lenders and a person or group near Rock Springs Wyoming. The readable parts mention a coast or coat deuters Wise and a reference to horses and men in a local context. No solid action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Police detain a woman who undresses in a cell and is later clothed by officers. The incident occurred in a western district hospital area where she had been held for several weeks. Neighbors say the woman, believed insane, was kept overnight as friends awaited her release after her clothing was changed.
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