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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
11
The street railway company tests welding rail ends on South Main street from Aluminum to Second, creating continuous rails to prevent power loss and reduce maintenance. If successful, the method could extend to curved routes and buried tracks, improving service.
At Miners Union hall last evening the day celebration committee presented Peter Breen, the chosen orator, a magnificent diamond stud. Patrick Boland, committee chairman, delivered the presentation speech and expressed gratitude for Breen’s past services during the bull-pen days in Idaho.
The management of Columbia Gardens announces a free morning outing for children from early morning until 2 PM with return rides free starting at 1 PM. After 2 PM, youngsters must pay fare for entry. return trips before 1 PM also free.
The Montana and Spokane Marble Works of Spokane and Mins Flora Dean of Spokane were married in this city on Monday. The committee expresses gratitude to friends who contributed toward John Butler's burial.
E. Paxson shows latest works including vivid portraits of chiefs and a grand scene of a long line of Indians crossing a ford. His oils of Sacajawea receive strong praise from publishers Sevofela Panhaning company. The Short Line promotes Portland excursions via scenic river routes. Mary Mood and Adams panorama featured.
Fire Chief Peter Sanger submitted his June report noting building and contents losses at 909, insurance 325,100, property involved 43,500 and department salary costs 3402865. Several vendors are listed for supplies including Continental Oil Davis Weimeseary and Montana Electric. The death of Patrick J O Leary is announced with funeral today at 2 p.m. from 219 Anaconda road to St Mary's church. Thomas Skelly 36 died yesterday, remains at Sherman & Reed chapel, funeral Friday at 2 p.m. under Sherman & Reed direction.
The Magone case before Judge Oliver T. Crane in the federal building continues with a seven day extension to allow Magone and the opposing parties to confer. Plaintiff John A. Shelton seeks to introduce rebuttal testimony on soil samples, but objections limit new earth exhibits. Depositions from distant witnesses may prompt another continuance, potentially extending the hearing by one to two months.
A young man attempted a stand-off style marriage license scam, presenting as a groom with data ready but only one dollar eighty seven in hand. He then fled, later using a pastor to secure funds and a fake promise to remit fees, revealing the ruse when the license was found invalid across county lines.
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