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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
12
Report of persistent deep snow in the Gallatin Hills with crews staggering in heavy drifts. Observers mention difficulty observing roads and trails as rescuers or officials operate under hazardous winter conditions near the ravine and high elevations around 7,900 feet.
A garbled early 20th century note describes movements in Uint gulch and a near evacuation at a local event. It mentions a Bow in Entities, pregnancy themes, and a parade tied to a Gideon chapter, with a call to quick results in a stand and want ad style context.
A Lewiston letter claims Northern Pacific has secured control of the Pittsburg and Gilmore line and will extend its coast route. It says contractors are in the field estimating work on both lines as part of a major Western project, with Huntington road construction resuming and new routes toward Lewiston and the coast being pursued.
Blanche Ring headlined as The Yankee Girl in a touring production now reaching major cities after a New York bow at Tor Square. The show features her vibrant stage presence, strong vocal numbers, and the signature comedy style that has audiences cheering and critics praising her star power.
A lively catalog lists Miss Ring with a top troupe including Gilfort Came ron Curlay Faulday Villanana Porter Berean Ring De Witt and Kidston. The piece praises the feminine chorus and mentions Lew Fields’ stage.
The famous comedian and minstrel man Billy Vints headlines this week at the Majestic. The venue has drawn crowds nightly as he transitions from traveling companies to vaudeville and delights Tinters with his wit and talents.
Washington reports the Supreme Court closes its term with heavy work for October. Thirty five cases advance to the next term including indictments of Munday and Patten related to land and cotton market violations. Review of Hyde land frauds on the Pacific coast also prominent. constitutional challenge to the Employers' Liability Act of 1908 noted. An auction sale of 2500 acres of state land in the Blackfoot country set for June 27 in Helena.
A court session heard testimony on lodging house practices in the Elva and Biles blocks. Two women, Ruth Reynolds and Cecilia Warne, were discharged after being charged as inmates but warned to move lodging spots. The judge criticized lodging houses for immoral uses and warned future arrests would lead to fines and license revocation for keepers.
Jerome B. Savage, the new city employment agent, submits his May report on office work under the new administration. The document lists applications for work by both men and women, positions filled and total openings, including common laborers, ranch hands, hotel and restaurant help, domestics, and day workers.
Police Judge Thomas J Bonker's May report to the city clerk cites total fines and forfeited bonds at 420. The summary notes most revenue stems from discontinued collections from women in the restricted district. Cases tried 16 with 22 arrests for drunks and disturbances. dispositions include drunks dismissed, committed, or fined, plus miscellaneous fines and fast driving penalties.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses taxes in New York and a property, possibly Waldorf and hotel terms, mentioning a tract by a tram or transport company and value notes. Readable names and specifics are too damaged to confirm concrete entities, dates, or outcomes for a proper summary.
Experts estimate the late father’s holdings at 200 million dollars as potential inheritance tax risk. He has lived abroad for years and may face heavy taxation unless he disposes of assets during his lifetime.
The Roytte Stationary Engineers' union nominates officers for the upcoming term including H A Lappin and H Kinney for president, John Delaney for vice president, Eu Gamble for treasurer, A Dawe for financial secretary, IT M. Welde eulrich as recording secretary, with several trustees and delegates named for unions and conventions. Voting begins with polling hours listed and current incumbents named.
A vintage medication notice touts Pape's Diapesin as a harmless remedy for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It promises instant relief within five minutes and says meals will settle, breath stays fresh, and stomach discomfort ends. It targets readers with dyspepsia across the United States England and Canada, urging pharmacist purchase.
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