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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
9
Vibrant preparations for the Deer Lodge county fair show the community gearing up for a larger, more expansive event than last year. Officials promise bigger livestock displays, expanded exhibits, and improved facilities to attract visitors and boost the fair’s prestige.
The divorce case Maggie Marion v Bill Marion begins with Attorney SK Duffy filing. The complaint cites a separation since June 28 1908, one child, and alleged lack of support from the husband now employed as a smelterman. The plaintiff seeks alimony, support, and custody remedies.
Fragmentary notice notes Ton A. Bawd will travel through Albert country en route to Vacquver and Paaghin regions. He plans a short absence to protect family health and expects to address any duties by route of a single journey.
The article reviews Connally’s Story of Montana with notes on McChire’s ouvre and Orneally’s Montana tale in a magazine. It highlights the history of the state from gold to law, and details a dramatic trial featuring Dr Wilbing L Steele, Judge Forbes, and a rugged frontier figure known as the vigilantist, praised for moral courage on the frontier.
Reinforcements for the haying crew at the B D Walker ranch in Ty Tale country set out yesterday morning. Hugh Wig pilots the Bundebaker 0 in command of the forcer. The operation began despite delays, with the harvest reaching its peak as crews mobilized to cut and bale the crop.
The article describes windy weather near Anaconda and Warm Springs Creek with willows along the river. It notes social activity during fair week, with many parties, outings, and plans for families to picnic by the creek. It mentions royal interest from Baroda and a visit impact on local lodges, plus local fishing and market chatter.
Reports from Trench and Lawler state the funeral for Donald McTecod, father of Spurs geo AMeLead, will take place in Portland at two this afternoon. The item notes the recent shooting by Mexican sheep shearer Pettigjon in Martindale is tied to the case, with Pettigjon surrendering after initial escape.
The Copper City project report describes extensive construction activity including new foundations and superstructures. Plans emphasize the Conrad building on Parts Avenue and a south church corner lot site with an attractive pastor’s name attached. Local development promises a prominent new site and substantial street frontage as work proceeds.
In a lively city league game the Clerks defeated the Slammers by a wide margin. Star for the Clerks included Gillmore and Ghiser with Ward at short and Thibedean patrolling left field.
Col T OLeary toured the Cable district examining the Hidden Lake Mining Company. The project, supervised by C Robison, spans east slope of Cable Mountain near Warn Spring Creek, with potential for development and shipment feasibility.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray sports blurb noting bold players and games in a city arena. The text hints at exploits or tactics in parehall play and hints at a surprising twist or clash among teams, though specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.
The article fragments imply a city event involving bees, batteries, and public displays, with mentions of Sullivan, Br third Friuke, and several names. It notes attendance, a planned living picture, and delays, alongside unrelated local notices about people like Mrs. Whyte, M Ac Stinsani, and Arlene. The text remains chaotic and piecemeal.
Fragmentary notices mention cart flowers, Roach and Salih, and a Dange A G event. Other garbled items reference piano displays, marble designs, water quality, rental furniture, and a Seattle visit. The readable items point to a busy, miscellaneous city page with ads and social notes.
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