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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
19
The fragment lists travel times or shifts for Butte with four daily marks at 9:40 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., and 11:15 p.m. indicating a timetable or transportation window.
A Rocky Mountain Bell strike declared May 21 by IBEW electrical workers spread to several towns but not Butte. Salt Lake headquarters say local district president acted without authority, declaring revolt against international officers. The statement notes Salt Lake No. 67 violated a working agreement and urges unions to stabilize and legalize operations.
After a month of juror screening nearly two hundred talesmen have been questioned as Fremont Wood, presiding judge, conducts his first major murder trial. Prosecution led by Pinkerton veteran Captain Jim McParland builds its case against Haywood Moyer and Pettibone. defense counters with heavy funding and strong counsel seeking to discredit Orchard’s testimony.
City Treasurer Phil Goodwin releases May financial statement for Butte. Cash on hand totals 83,243.54 with 106,114.45 receipts against 86,? expenditures, ending balance 85,747.24 after warrants and interest. Public improvements licenses and taxes contribute to revenue with utilities, street work, and lodging categories itemized.
The Northwest Improvement company began work at Mountainside near Chestnut on a new 600 foot slope into the hill from near the coal washer site. It parallels the old slope and extends 300 feet farther. Capacity will rise from 400 tons daily to about 1,000 with nearly double the workforce. Project will take about a year and cost roughly $250,000.
Bozeman plans a street carnival from June 10 to 15 led by the Golden West Street Fair and Carnival company current shows in Pocatello and Dillon. Attractions include a high dive and balloon ascension along with other acts.
Hamilton residents rally to form a baseball association as many good players are available. A committee of Miles Romney F D Nichols and W O Fisk was appointed to investigate forming a corporation to promote baseball and secure grounds and accommodations.
Beaverhead County High School held commencement events with students receiving diplomas and prizes. Notable speakers included Fred Whiteside of Kalispell and class president Tom Gilbert. John Albers won the G. B. Conway medal. Gladys Winters earned a free scholarship.
Atlanta June 2 The mastodon sized groom W T Brinson weighs about 570 pounds more than five times his bride of 105 pounds He is a 6 foot 4 inch turpentine distiller with a heart of oak and a home built for two The couple met by mail and plan a wedding as Brinson’s oversized life is celebrated in detailed portraits.
A sweet girl graduate and a young man finishing school deserve tokens of honor. Find a satisfying assortment of suitable gifts here. Solid gold rings in signet and stone-set styles, with many designs. prices range from and upward.
The Montana Agricultural College Alumni association held its annual banquet at the Bozeman hotel dining room with about 60 alumni and faculty present. Charles T. Sackett of Livingston acted as toastmaster. speakers included Peter Koch and J. M. Hamilton. W. W. Jones was elected president for the coming year, with Miss Frieda Bull as secretary.
Thomas Hogan, 31, single, of 316 Kemper Avenue, suffers a severe fracture of the right thigh at St James hospital after a fall of ground at the 1400 foot level in the Rains. He was rescued by coworkers and will be laid up for weeks. Also, James Hallisey, 7, dies Sunday at 14 Buffalo Street after illness. funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at the family home. Miners' Savings Bank advertises deposits from one dollar with four percent interest.
Billings reports burglars forced an entrance into the Laurel post office last night and opened the safe but found no money. They scattered papers stamps and envelopes before fleeing without arrests.
Billings June 2 Martin Gates a saloon keeper and city alderman was arrested on a charge of allowing minor Frank Prince to frequent his premises. Gates asserts the boy worked for his father who runs the lunch department in the same building. Hearing set for Monday.
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