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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1903
Page
7
The Peluchet Branch Omecs of the Fusurtard group lists an address at 3123 Huse Groadway, Huta with telephone 44 for advertising rate information and an application process.
A jumbled inventory of residents and visitors in Butte mentions Gibson’s Special saloon at Grady's, rentals from Orton Bras, and various travelers such as McDonnell of Meirnge, Rashboon of Kaltenellik, Jolay Wyatt heading to Pittsburg, and others returning from trips to Portland Seattle Salt Lake City and Missoula. Names include J. H. McCabe, J. W. Tromer, Mrs. Toole and daughter, and Miss Thwle Toole, with local businesses like Emerson Electric and the Grill on West Broadway cited among everyday notices.
A man named Big Tom Harrington collapsed and died while walking near East Park Street and Mast Gaston Street. Attendants reported he appeared sober before falling and dying. authorities were notified and an autopsy awaits. He was a longtime resident with family ties in the area. Funeral arrangements are set for St Maury’s Church with services to follow.
A fragmented newspaper item describes a judge ordering hearings and temporary measures in a divorce case. It notes witnesses, citations, and a mortgage dispute involving the townsite of Mulle, plus an attorney seeking financial remedies. The text also references a defendant, a McClernan disqualification affidavit, and a September date context.
A fragmentary court note discusses a case involving a father and child after the mother’s death. The text references care for the child since infancy and mentions a request for a child’s custody or protection order. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented notice lists train tickets to Portland and Los Angeles via Portland, with fares around 26 dollars and 5000 dollars for trips one way, plus routes via Ogden. Mentions Rush to view new agricultural districts in Idaho Boise and Pavette valleys, and a telephones reminder for travel information and a dance at Colbie gardens.
A chaotic report outlines three boys to be sent to the reform school amid a tense scene. Court records show a stern judge and staff actions as officials discuss custody, discipline, and transport to the facility.
In Walkerville a series of tragic events occurs at the home of Mrs. Teihared Ehaeasto as a fatal accident and subsequent deaths are reported. Sam Eile, guardian to a child, investigates a mysterious sequence of happenings in the neighborhood led by the Wins wughler and Mr Mane. A somber mood grips the town as residents reflect on the loss and the cause of the incidents.
The passage asks why stomach trouble is hard to cure and argues most remedies only relieve symptoms rather than addressing underlying causes. It mentions various miswritten terms and suggests that people take large amounts of medicines without curing the illness.
An advertisement extols Naus Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for stomach derangements claiming dramatic relief for a wide range of digestive issues. It quotes long user testimonials and lists multiple druggists and cities including New York Portland Oregon and Mont as places where the product can be obtained.
Promoters tout Alhambra Hot Springs connected with Great Northern Railway. They praise the water’s therapeutic power, excellent meals, heating, convenient rooms, and the baths with masseurs. Promoted for circulars and general appeal.
A local notice explains two men are willing to serve as dog catcher. It reports a dog issue in Vutte and mentions city constraints on prosecuting dog owners who refuse to license or muzzle their animals. The piece notes a lengthy period of stray dogs and efforts to resolve the problem.
Proceedings show the defense rebuttal evidence will be delayed by a continuance. The heating has cost about $1 and more time is needed for testimony from a skeptic painter and others. After closing arguments, the judge will require time for the test samples and expert testimony, with a lengthy six week period anticipated before final decision.
About 73 members of a Shriner group are expected to visit Spokane for a public gathering between two dates. The event includes a bar setup and a sequence of activities from start to finish, with officials noting plans and transportation from Salt Lake.
The readable fragments describe a city block with whitewashed walls and a diverse street scene. Mentions of merchants, food stalls, chowder, tamales, and beverages hint at a bustling market area and daily urban routines.
AV members are requested to attend the regular meeting on Wednesday by order of Wiletam Inch, president. The session will cover important business and related matters.
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