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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
10
Western Montana office of the Standard is located in the regional hub, serving readers with local news and community updates. The item marks the paper's presence in the town and its accessibility for residents seeking information and public notices.
In Missoula at the Church of the Holy Spirit this evening Miss Miriam Marshall daughter of Col Thomas C Marshall wed Captain Frank Halstead son of Murat Halstead the noted Cincinnati correspondent. The ceremony with a full military dress and flags, followed by a reception at the Marshall home witnessed by 200 guests. The couple will travel to Portland then New York before settling at Madison barracks New York.
Parker of Hamiltion is regis John M. Price, the well known Victor merchant, spent Monday in the city. Thomas Sullivan, who for some time past has been connected with the Lucy.
Alice McMellen files for divorce from James McMellen in Missoula alleging cruelty and abuse. The complaint accuses intoxication and mistreatment, seeks protective relief and costs, with the couple previously living as husband and wife.
A Leyland live Steamer Tampicon from Montreal ran hard aground soon after leaving port in the St Lawrence. The vessel heavily laden with general cargo and a head of He She is firmly embedded in the sand as six tugs failed to refloat her.
The piece describes storks as symbols of domestic virtue for Germans, recounting their spring arrivals, feeding habits, and nesting on barns and chimneys. It notes superstitions like jingling coins for abundance and placing wheels or harrows to invite storks, with reflections on their link to man’s work and the annual cycle.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Hamilton June 12 at 2 pm George Taylor Jr of this city passed into the great unknown. He was a bright energetic young man known across the valley. Born in Eastern Montana he moved to Helena, Hamilton, then attended Zara college Spokane where he won honors in oratorical work. He worked as a stenographer for Anaconda Copper Mining Co until 1904 when ill health forced resignation and a California Arizona trip for climate. He returned in May, later worsened and lingered a few days. Funeral at Catholic Church next Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
Ethel Messengale appeared before Judge Hayes in Missoula after pleading guilty to resorting. She claimed William Brown, a colored man, promised marriage and that the child would be kept with her. The judge released her on recognizance and scheduled sentencing for Wednesday forenoon. the case centers on a three year old boy to be sent to an orphanage.
An advertisement for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims it cures a wide range of female ailments. It asserts effectiveness for ovarian troubles inflammation ulceration and womb displacement with spinal weakness and adaptation to change of life. The copy emphasizes consistent cures with each use.
An herbal tonic claims to cure numerous female ailments from backache to menstrual disorders and nervous symptoms. It markets itself as restoring harmony with the female system and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in strict confidence from Lynn Massachusetts.
The passage mentions a child and a person named Noden possibly moving soon, with a woman stating she has a good home and a decent chance of success if she marries Brown after about a month of knowing him. It reflects personal relationships and expectations within a family context.
A brief session of the district court on June 12 saw several motions heard. Judge Webster granted a divorce decree in Marguerite Evans versus Samuel E. Evans, awarding custody of a two and a half year old boy. Two water cases Dinsmore vs Sherryrock and Werrick vs Finlay were continued by agreement of counsel. In condemnations, Dark Horse and Climax placer mining rights in Oregon gulch were ordered into possession. The damages awarded by the appraisal board totaled 2380.05 dollars and were paid.
Missoula public to attend a minstrel show at the end of June organized by the Missoula Y M C A. Manager George A. McAllister leads a 30 member company with New York music and full orchestra. Rehearsals twice weekly, six end men arranging parts, and costumes funded by the association.
Dr R Gwinn oculist and aurist on the way to Warm Springs. Silas Blankenship of Ravalli County escorted by Snerit Cook through Missoula to Warm Springs, under charge of Silas Blankenship who has been adjudged insane. Blankenship escaped Hamilton, captured in Missoula June 9 by Officer Huckaba. The Cosmopolitan hotel in Helen Montana refurnished and steam heat added, opening May 2 at 1.25 and 1.50 per day. H C Burgard Prop.
Richwort hytoa mula June 12 notes Heron on the Northern Pacific main line in western Missoula county praised in the Sanders County Ledger. The town is set to anchor Sanders county with cedar pole and shingle manufacturing and as a gateway to newly opened lands.
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