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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
5
Western Montana office of the Standards located at 134 Higgins avenue Missoula telephone Wo 118 advertising rates on application.
The report recalls Jake Lin’s role in a dynamite main line project through Montana and his subsequent deportation. He was injured in a blast that killed several workers, losing a hand and becoming known for past work on the Northern Practice Line. The incident prompted government action and railroad compensation to families, shaping memory among early residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Misra Jue 4 event at the Missaugs gun club with scores and participants including Piquette Woody Woodworth Greensugh and others. Results list multiple scores such as 42 to 7, 19, and various names with points, but many fragments are unclear or garbled.
A heavy rainstorm persisted this afternoon over Stevensville area aiding local agriculture. Dr. Pile, a dentist, was noted in an unclear caption near P. M. Reilty's location, with Gina Der cited as oculist in a garbled line.
A late era report describes a cyclone threat causing crowds to scatter along the coast near Surigao and a shorefront event. Descriptions mention flood risk, emergency action, and the crowd’s reaction as authorities urge caution and safety measures. The passage notes a chaotic scene with improvised responses and local officials coordinating shelter and evacuation actions.
A chaotic barroom scene ends with Huckaba knocking out Brady at dawn on Front Street. Frank Realy is jailed after a failed attempt to calm the crowd. A sequence of brawls led to police stepping in as Sargent restored order and a tense aftermath unfolded near Nazington.
Missoula report notes Jesse Thomas showing marked progress after a severe injury, with doctors optimistic about full recovery. The article mentions a puncture wound as the most dangerous portion and cites pain and healing challenges, while a local physician, Dr Willard, is named for follow up. A separate weather note describes a thunderstorm with nearby lightning and loud thunder.
A garbled report describes a man in Helena and a violent act leading to death. It mentions an incident in West Reed and references an 1400-strong crowd, a countdown to fate, and alleged self harm. The text preserves scattered names and partial quotes without coherent chronology.
June 1 marks the Northern Pacific and associated lines changing schedules and connections from Helena to Garrigan. Posts note No. 2 No. 3 Westbound and Eastbound services, with specific arrival and departure times at Missoula, Garrison, and connections through Garrison and Helena.
The Nez Perces plan an election to select a successor to Chief Joseph, with Halupatiattinige and Ren Tuan der ba Bong sub chiefs as leading contenders. The process includes days of senate and fortification as Nez Perce leaders gather in the Meree country. Neighboring Missoula reports the death of a local physician in Wallace and the ensuing arrangements for services in Dillon.
In Missoula the assembly heard a sermon at the Moriaike gore University ceremony focusing on personal responsibility tied to knowledge. Rev. Ma. Bovyyd and Rev. A. Ven Anxelon presided as voices urged diligence, self-control, and duty, citing Biblical parables and modern examples to stress disciplined living and accountable action.
A long, dense monologue on education and morality argues for accessible knowledge and self improvement. It contrasts modern abundance of books and institutions with the need for disciplined character, citing religious and classical sources and urging youth to seek holiness and self knowledge.
President Oren J. Craig of Inc University travels to Melons for the state Board of Education semiannual session. Regent and faculty recommendations were discussed but not yet released, with anticipated discussions on campus conditions and upcoming faculty appointments for the ensuing year.
Members of the university committee convened to set the program for commencement day. The lineup includes the president’s address, readings of a history work, poems, prophecies, and student performances concluding with closing exercises.
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