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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1907
Page
8
The Principal Branch office of the Standard 8 at 8 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 22, Advertising rates furnished on application. Sy
The Chelsea Clock Company makes all its clocks in Boston and sells only mid to high end pieces. The least expensive model costs $23 with a jeweled movement and brass case. A $55 ship’s bell striking clock demonstrates the brand’s craftsmanship. More models lie between these prices.
Fragmented OCR lists names of firms and individuals with scattered notes on locations and services. Mentions Hight and Fairfield, Orton Bros, Dr Hall, Stokes, Yancey, St James Hospital, Barney's Bipee, reception hours, and a move by H Sherman to 47 West Park. References to magazines and school leaders appear in garbled form.
A preacher denounces a kiss as a weapon of sin, likening it to hellfire and danger to souls. He warns that such kissing arouses passions and parallels electricity between lovers, calling for deliverance from the kissin devil and urging moral vigilance against sensual perils.
July 21 report from Haniel McFlence tale of a man who drank seven years, his wife barred him, then his return after a night of knocking at Miflin Street. Mrs Meier and family feared he was dead while he stood alive, aged and battered, yet seeking shelter. He was taken to county prison for 60 days.
The funeral for Garry Mas hin, aged 71, will be held this morning from his late residence on Virgin streets and 4 Melugk. Interment follows at Male vick's Church with services at Walsh & Gilin's and Ware & Giles parlors.
Mrs Weston aged 63 died at her residence 2180 Wadlington Street after a few days illness from diphtheria. She was founder and long time operator of a high class boarding house and hosted church and charitable activities. Survived by husband, Jol Weston. daughters Shevinn, Cacherin and Chir. son Teli. a brother in Cammun Vat. The funeral will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at her residence. The widow was widely known and respected for her charitable acts and devotion to family.
Early yesterday morning officers raided a house at Brogiway and Arizona Street and found all signs of a gambling game in progress. A man claimed he had lost money, but officers warned there was no large crowd and no violence.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions men running the king and a hidden exit as officers hear something. The readable text is too fragmentary to establish specifics about persons, places, or events.
James Campbell fell about 68 feet while working at the Heh Ore ming site and landed in a chair. He was unconscious, treated at Ste James' hospital, with no broken bones or internal damage found after examination. Campbell, 21, of 881 North Montana Avenue, survived the fall despite multiple bruises to his back.
The big schoolfest drew 200 plus spectators on Montana street as Sheriff Henderson and Under Sheriff Bailey star in a beer bottle shooting challenge. Whipps claimed a bottle at 75 yards. Bailey won after several trials. Next Sunday Whipps faces Solverson in a rifle challenge at 124 yards with no sight restrictions.
Mrs. Davis seeks a divorce from E.2 Mark Davis at Buran Minnesota with alimony and an absolute divorce. The petition cites property, such as an estate valued around four thousand dollars and horses, plus legal costs and counsel notes. George W. Davie, president of Tyleda, appears in the filing with contentious statements and racehorse references.
Washington July 21 The Typographers Union No 4 denounces Public Printer Charles A Sullings for deducting fines from proofsreaders pay and asks the Attorney General for an opinion on the printer's legal authority. The union plans to send Roosevelt a copy of resolutions.
A violent wind and rain storm last night devastated Williston and surrounding areas. Several houses were destroyed and at least two people, possibly a family, are feared dead. A man named Tobmes and Mrs Callingantes are among reported fatalities. Tobmes and Mrs Callingantes’s child were swept from their home. a rescue effort followed as debris, downed wires, and damaged structures litter the suburb of Westlown. A schoolhouse and a church were heavily damaged.
An elderly newspaper vendor says Wendell Arke attempted suicide today. He shot himself and may be in a critical condition. Ken Drick fled a park watch and later shot himself in the chest. The Grand Opera House suffered a defeat yesterday morning in a local event.
Emmett Dalton, last surviving Dalton gang member, is freed on four months parole from the Wansaga penitentiary in Lansing to receive treatment for a shoulder wound from the Coffeyville raid. Reports say a pardon may follow. he plans to travel to Kansas City for care while his release is monitored.
An old notice touts watches made in Butte at low per event rates, claiming best mainspring guarantees and a one year warranty. It mentions six workers in a shop repairing watches and jewelry, offering custom jewelry work and pay rates for watch repair, with a guarantee on all work.
Emmett Dalton survives after a doomed bank raid with Grat Dutton and companions. In the ensuing gun battle, eight robbers die and several townspeople are wounded. The gang flees to an alley and a high tension standoff ends with the capture and lengthy sentencing of Emmett Dalton after recovery.
East Butte endured heavy flooding and cloudburst damage with rail lines bent and washed away, blocking the Great Northern and Northern Pacific tracks. Timber and debris forced trains to halt, and officials warned remote lines may not reopen before midweek. Reports mention mine dangers and unverifiable drowning rumors amid ongoing inspections and repairs.
Densely planned districts, macadamized streets, and new industrial education finds proposed. A city court impulse shields improvements while a petition seeks a special election on a line to extend a railway. Local firms draft plans for street work and safety measures amid growth.
Fragmentary OCR item from Wisconsin mentions La Croane, Viroqua, Pelop, and La Croimm traffic tents. References to bars, wires dawn, commerce pager, interest on time deposits, and multiple railroads entering the area. No clear event or date given. summary reflects uncertain, non-specific content.
Primitive text describes a Montana resort at Antelope range near Prickly Pear and Warn Springs, boasting health waters, clean plunges, and shaded verandas. Advertises rowing trips from Thutte for $1.70 with weekend to Monday night validity.
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