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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
5
Acting City Engineer Knudson submits a detailed report proposing a new main line sewer in the Eastern addition to relieve the overloaded old system. He cites two improvement districts, an outlet via Washoe smelter ditch, and estimates total cost at 9 107 50 with connections.
Arthur Freeman of Anaconda Mont known for Ringling Bros balloon privileges was arraigned in Syracuse N Y on malicious mischief after Italian peddler Joe Zingaro accused him of throwing tacks into a balloons line. Freeman denied guilt but was convicted and fined ten dollars. He admitted prior involvement with circus men causing the Italian to lose business in Utica last year.
Cornelius B Gosnell son of Sam Gosnell long associated with the Standard composing room was injured in a trolley accident in Syracuse New York as reported by the Herald.
An advertisement asserts Nau's Dyspepsia Cure cures the cause of indigestion after sufferers tried various treatments with only partial relief. It invites readers to try the product and promises they will not be disappointed.
A large crowd watched Jack Fanning and Drumgoole at the Anaconda Rod and Gun Club yesterday. Fanning, among the nation’s top trap shooters, posted strong scores while praising local talents and predicting high marks at the Bozeman tournament.
A memorial day car collision on the shores of Lake Onondaga seriously wrenched a young man’s shoulder and arm. The injured resident is well known in Anaconda after living there for many years.
The Flying Victorellas headline a first time in the country act with three performers executing long somersaults and double swings on 22 foot rigging. The Traviella troupe offers juggling with hats bottles hoops and balancing acts. Anaconda gets the Norris & Rowe show Monday June 19.
For sewing machines bicycles and fine lubrication the best is the cheapest in the end. Genuine Singer oil is sold only at Singer stores. Visit Work for the red 8 308 East Park Avenue Anaconda Montana or 133 West Park Street Butte Montana.
Greig's carries dog collars and paints at See Stagg. Verberckmoes leads opticians. Modern Woodmen meet tonight. Travelers from Helena, Butte, Missoula attend city events. District court June term in Philipsburg and prayer services at Presbyterian church. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold.
Police arrested a man believed to be George Williams in Missoula last night. He was handed to Under Sheriff Taylor and jailed. Officers from Missoula will arrive today to investigate, as the suspect reportedly matches the robbery description.
A window display promotes a ribbon sale with per yard pricing and featured options. Shoppers are invited to view strains of ribbon and decide the best value per yard.
A four club juvenile league is organized in Anaconda and the championship will be played on the city common. The West End Sluggers lost to the MecRaes 11 to 6 in an enthusiastic opener. A Sunday 2:30 pm game at Old Lake Park pits Adams of Butte against Anaconda Juniors. The Standard team, led by manager Robert Fleming, plans to field Lammers as pitcher and O'Brien as catcher with Dunn in the outfield, and has issued a challenge to Butte.
Fine wear for dusty or rainy weather with 30 kinds to choose from. Prices reduced by 25 percent off marked price at Strain's.
The milk vendors who refused to pay their license to the county meat and milk inspector chose a jury trial. County Attorney Tolan said the cases were set for one day next week before Judge Neal, with transfers from Judge Fitzgerald for Al Walker and R E Jenderson. The inspector planned another charge against Jenderson, but the only complaint remains failure to pay license.
A local advertisement from Strain's promotes a sale on street and trimmed hats offering one fourth off the marked price. Passages suggest limited stock and a sale period.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports the Montana Horse Sales company began a large sale with about 2,000 horses in the yards. About 106 head sold this afternoon mostly two year olds bringing 15 to 0 dollars. heavy work horses sold up to 125 dollars, Conway and Babcock topping the market on that class. E. F. Snelling noted a lot at from 50 to 80 dollars per head.
Men’s neckwear featured in spring styles with prices 35c 50c and Tic. Strain’s offerings highlighted as handsome dye tones.
Barker M. Howe of Kane Wyoming and Addie Judd of Aurora Illinois were married today in Billings by Rev. Mills, Congregational pastor.
Strain's advertises boys clothing featuring spring suits for play or circus use at moderate prices, inviting parents to outfit young customers with durable and affordable options.
Chauncey Olcott appears Friday at the Margaret theater in a lavish production of A Romance of Athlone by Augustus Pitou. The play features romantic comedy and pathos with Olcott in the title role and includes his song My Wild Irish Rose. Tickets priced at 15 18 and 20 are offered by Strain's.
The Otto Floto circus arrives at daybreak with tents set by sunrise. A noon parade through main streets features brass bands, wild animal cages and celebrated horses. A free daytime display precedes the big tents with fireworks and equine exhibitions from 12 to 2. The show also highlights a large wild-beast collection.
A brief note describes using fine line colors to complement light dresses priced at 25c. The terse line suggests accessories or fabric choices with a focus on color coordination and cost.
Dan Riordan serves as night watchman and deputy sheriff for the B. A. P. railroad, tasked with security duties and law enforcement responsibilities along the line.
Stevensville June 6 Judge Sedgwick finds Charles Carlson of Hamilton guilty of violating the local option law and imposes a $300 fine plus costs. Trial concluded after 7 pm with testimony from J H Croughan and Harry Townsend corroborating the liquor sale at Carlson Donson's. County Treasurer H L Carter confirmed a merchant license was issued. An attempted venue change was denied and the conviction appealed with bonds set.
State Game Warden William F. Scott redistricts Montana into eight districts, appointing deputies to each. Effective June 15, District 1 Flathead county and Blackfeet reservation led by M. J. Lambs. District 2 Cascade area led by J. H. Hall. District 3 Glasgow headed by J. J. Amiott. District 4 Missoula led by P. H. Pendergrass. District 5 Butte led by Henry Avare. District 6 Helena led by Rank Hirsch. District 7 Bozeman led by Henry Ferguson. District 8 Yellowstone and Dawson areas to be named later.
Red Lodge will host a grand Fourth of July event with a 15 member general committee authorized to form sub committees. The meeting also named former Mayor C C Bowlen and Alderman H C Provinz as delegates to the Billings convention on June 24 to organize a state association of commercial clubs.
County coroner Dr. Rinehart ruled no inquest was needed after Mabel Harper died by drinking carbolic acid. Statements were taken from family members and the physician who treated her. She obtained the poison at a Billings pharmacy saying her mother sent her. The funeral occurred this afternoon.
George O. Robin grand secretary of the Catholic Order of Foresters visited Livingston for a day or two. He was hosted by Rev. Joseph Blaere and local members at the city hall Saturday evening. M. J. Walsh appointed as delegate to the Foresters state convention at Great Falls on June 13.
On the 18th of June the Scandinavian Society Norden will hold a social at Gregson Springs inviting members to enjoy a community outing with music, games, and refreshments.
Miles City reports Percy Williamson sold his 70,000 pound wool clip at 241 2/3 cents and Mc Donald and Williamson sold 40,000 pounds at the same price, indicating strong demand and stable prices for the season.
The late Lew Wallace praised a 15 year old work “Marvale Eastman” by Tourgee calling it American in spirit though its Christian Socialist subtitle harmed sales. He envisioned an American hero who wanders Europe Australia Africa and South America before returning home to a life of the soil, yet feeling unsatisfied.
The Iroquois club hosted a banquet for President Roosevelt seen as a sign of declining blind partisanship. The event honors Roosevelt as a man and reflects a new era of courteous, respectful debate among differing political views while maintaining party enthusiasm.
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