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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
19
A partial passage discusses pairing items in cases with 48 and dozens, noting a wide value range. It mentions space limits for display and the challenge of fitting many pieces, including silver, into the display.
Readable text notes a non barren area associated with Lodge Valley and mentions it repeatedly as a growing or notable region, though exact context is unclear. The fragment suggests emphasis on land status or development in the Lodge Valley area.
John Wiley Hammer testified about ranching in Deer Lodge valley, detailing yields of potatoes wheat and oats from 1903 to 1904 and stock outcomes. He discussed beach lands later settled, and described prior conditions, extensions, and investigations of ranches affected by the smoke nuisance, with cross examination about notes dates and testimonies.
Elias Enge, a carpenter and Masonic lodge leader from Manila, died in Butte after being committed to Warm Springs asylum in January. He had previously attacked landlady Mrs. Lemon with carbolic acid at Murphy lodging house, claimed he faced punishment for betraying Masonic secrets, and sent cipher letters to local Masons. He vanished years earlier, reportedly visiting his mother in Norway, then returned and worked as a carpenter before his death.
The Great Northern city ticket office received a supply of playing cards priced at 15 cents per pack. Although of superior quality, they are sold cheaply as an advertising medium, appealing to clubs and private card parties seeking durability and low cost.
County commissioners disallowed a bill from Sarah Rosenbaum for typewriting 14 copies of the county assessment roll. Three commissioners offered different reasons for the vote. Mr. Clark said the work should have been done by the assessor, not a private contractor.
The attorney general and county attorney opinions paused work from September to March. Peoples voted against the measure due to the AG's opinion and Haggerty because the county auditor had already disallowed it. Deputy assessors billed $50 for May extra work. Clark opposed the claims but Peoples and Haggerty approved them.
Executive committee members met for the Fourth of July celebration but little business was completed. Finance head Symons reported slow progress due to few attendees, though voluntary contributions of 1000 were raised. Messia Cohen Goodwin and Goldberg will canvass the town at 19 o'clock Tuesday to gauge donations and report at the Thursday night council chamber meeting. Jack Hamill appointed to the advertising committee replacing Walsworth.
George W. Sykes business manager of the Miner remains seriously ill at his Finlen apartments. He rallied and was feeling better yesterday but grew worse late last night after several hours of sleep. His brother arrived from the East by telegraph.
Helena May 31 The Montana Supreme Court grants a rehearing for Largey Lumber in the Hardesty suit from Silver Bow County focusing on civil code sections 2660 and 2661 and their application to personal injury. The court also issues writs in Pauwelyn vs district court and temporary prohibition in the Tuohy estate matter returnable June 12.
Helena May 31 dissolve motion in federal court on injunction to keep Shannon’s cattle sheep and horses off Little Belt Mountain forest reserve was argued before Judge Hunt. Shannon’s lawyer Ransom Cooper claimed no fault while government says access comes only via his ranch and proper care would prevent grazing on the reserve.
Eugene Deshey was acquitted in Bozeman of giving liquor to a minor at his Salesville saloon on May 20. No defense testimony. He was immediately rearrested for selling liquor to another minor with a $200 bond posted. Also notes funeral for James W. Frowen at 2 pm June 1.
Round-trip rate of sixty two dollars on sale June 1 to September 15. Special excursion forty nine fifty on sale June 26 to July 8. Stopover in Salt Lake City then via the Los Angeles limited to Los Angeles and Southern California. Ask any U S. agent for details or write J H Burtner D P A Salt Lake City Utah for hotel and resort information.
Northwest Coal company lists new address at 16 West Granite in the Silver Bow block with office for U P Rock Springs Diamond Ryocky Fork Bridger area. telephone 506.
Open afternoon and evening with admission to the rink at ten cents and skate rental for fifteen cents. No deposit required. J. T. Byrne, Manager.
More store at 236 S Main advertises the highest cash price paid for household goods and invites customers to call 857M for details.
Pittsburg May 31. A rumor that Baron Riedl demanded a 100000 dowry to marry Luise Magee, ward of the late Senator Chris L. Magee, prompted a family denial. Mrs Magee would not consent to a marriage portion, and the estate was left in trust per the senator’s will.
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ, call on Orton Bros., 219 N Main Street, Butte for sales and service.
Chicago May 30 The lake level varied by as much as four feet from two feet below to two feet above datum. The life saving station boatroom at the mouth of the Chicago River flooded six inches during the seiche. Vessel men attributed the phenomenon to sudden wind shifts and rapid barometric pressure changes. No shipping damage reported.
Seiches on May 30 in Racine Wisconsin raised the river by three to five feet and caused semo damage to the Main street pontoon bridge. The disturbance lasted about one minute.
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