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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
4
Vintage advertisement lists numerous tailored suits in French serge Panama and navy blue tones. Prices shown as 24.50, repeatedly contrasted with former prices like 45 or 50. Descriptions detail Eton jackets, plaited skirts, silk trimmings, and decorative braids. Display urged in windows.
Two Austrians, Melanovich and Melnsoyieh, quarreled after a saloon incident near Lime Spur at about 2 a.m. Wednesday. Melanovich was shot in the stomach during a struggle over money and died shortly after, while the other suspect, Afelanovich, fled and remained at large.
Accusations swirl as a well known suspect to grocers near Jefferson is pursued by sheriffs. A suspect’s entry to Whitehall hospital triggers a chase while local gossip locates a concealed sum sewn in a garment. The money connected to Melacavieh totals $0.
Walkerville Fire Department members mourn the death of Brother John G. Conk a valued husband and father. They express sincere condolence to his family and extend sympathies in this hour of sadness, as resolutions are printed in local papers.
Andrew Andes Nead also known as Andrew Anderson, 20, died yesterday at Murray hospital after a weeklong illness likely of the stomach. Survived by a stepfather and his mother, residents of Rocker. Funeral will be held at the family home in Rocker Saturday afternoon with Rev. F. H. Gwynne of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church officiating.
A consignment of 490 000 eggs was received for the hatchery at the gardens yesterday. When hatched they will be released into streams across the state. About 40 000 eastern brook trout have recently hatched at the gardens and will be distributed in about a month.
A short line railway office at 105 North Main Street announces changes. D F Wilson and P B Ay McDermott relocate to 12 South Main. Signe and show cards indicate a move from Phoenix Building.
Delegates from Montana to the Western Federation of Miners leave on a special Short Line train at 2 o clock this morning for the Denver convention. Names include Butte figures like James Ahnannon, Pat Flownes, and many others, with several officials and observers noted among the party.
Alfred Thompson, 28, died after a hoist brake failed on the 1,400 level, plunging workers toward the 1,200 level. John Satetz and Charles Jenkin were injured, with Coroner Stevens planning an inquest at Stormen & Reed's. Georgy McIntosh led the hoist operation at the time.
June 6 report from Tramitton notes work starting on a western town baseball park. The diamond was surveyed in the forenoon and teams and scrapers leveled the ground in the afternoon. Grounds will be fenced with a hand stand and a stock company will control the grounds and manage the team.
A catalog of women’s white petticoats features numerous styles with lawn and nainsook fabrics. Flounces range from 14 to 24 inches, with tucks, hemstitching, torchon, eyelet embroidery, and Valenciennes lace. Prices run from $1.30 to $5, highlighting options in Swiss embroidery and sheer lawn trims.
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