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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
22
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 130 Higgins Avenue Missoula advertises rates on application. Phone number 118 listed for inquiries.
Garden City hosts the second annual Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs gathering. Missoula’s Mrs J J Towines Derr Love presides on opening, with remarks by Mrs Tylar B Thompson and Mrs H Zenor of Deer Lodge praising Missoula hospitality. Reports cover forestry, library extension, and program plans through afternoon sessions and a reception featuring Missoula and Great Falls talent.
Missouri June 12. At a meeting of the Y M C A board of trustees Frank R Hawkins of Maysville Kentucky was selected as general secretary. A telegram notified him of the selection and an answer is expected tomorrow. Hawkins is described as about 320 years old with extensive training school experience and strong recommendations. One hundred calling cards and plate for 1 50. Standard office Missoula.
Missoula June 12 News received in Missoula today of the death at Spokane last evening of Mrs Charles Schoen wife of a well known Missoula blacksmith She died likely from grief over her husband s death After his death she visited her sister in Spokane The body may be buried in Missoula with no definite information yet received
A damaged clipped note appears from an old Te Shiuve era artifact. The readable fragmentalludes to a letter receipt or request but lacks clear details or context for full reconstruction. The item preserves a glimpse of archival handwriting and period terminology.
Missoula organizers unveil plans for the Fourth of July spectacle with upbeat notes and anticipation. Local leaders tout a lively program and a strong turnout, though details remain to be finalized as preparations proceed.
A series of church gatherings and priest meetings centered on Bishop Carroll's schedule, with attendees and services noted across multiple sessions. The events reflect parish activities and community outreach led by church officials and clergy.
The article notes shifts within Theosophic ranks as Leader Leave Beater departs. A lively reception unfolds at the porch where the Theosophicat Society hosts gather, with the venerable host recounting noteworthy Missoula figures and events in a roaring, snorting tone.
Missoula committee organized to observe the Fourth of July with a strong program and a hoped for two thousand dollars to fund sports and speakers. Plans include a possible band from Boston Montana and a governor orator, with a baseball game between Montana teams and various civic leaders directing finance, music, and publicity.
Misoula notes detail J J Burleigh visiting on business and O J Craig returning from Helena. Attorny Elmerik Hershey heads to Washington for land issues. Mrs J A Walker and daughters visit on route to Butte and Yellowstone Park. A Montana university student will manage lumber interests in Post Falls Idaho. Curtis Wills returns to town after still working in Oakland. The hydrant and street sprinkler installation pleases South Missoula residents. George Gohn, Virginia City Elks former leader, arrives for medical care with son G E Gohn.
Missouri, June 12. George Falligan a pioneer of Montana and recent Missoula resident, leaves for Arlee to visit W. C. Murphy and close up the Dennison stock. He formerly visited the reservation eight years ago while in business in Butte and aims to renew relations with the tribe’s senior chiefs.
In Missoula June 12 a suit filed in district court alleges Johann Odekofen, a butcher, was married to Celia and fathered a son born in 1882. It claims Margaret Odekofen posed as widow and administratrix, misappropriated fund s totaling 3525, concealed relationships, and seeks to disallow her admin duties. Margaret is said to be married to Henry Hubert.
Kansas City June 9 Armou & Co Swift & Co Cudahy & Co and the Nelson Morris Packing Company were found guilty in the United States district court this morning of accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railway on export shipments of packing house products.
A Colorado mother shares how her infant, repeatedly ill with pneumonia, brain fever, teething troubles, and convulsions, improved rapidly after feeding him Grape Nuts and milk. Later, her daughter benefited as well, with a strong, healthy growth. The Postum Co. promotes Grape Nuts as nourishing for nerves and brain, urging readers to look for the “Road to Wellville” slogan.
A speaker denounces packers and calls for strict inspection funded by industry, arguing that cheaper cattle prices would endanger ranchers and workers. Supporters point to sanitary exceptions in some plants, as critics warn against broad blame and urge government oversight amid looming committee action.
M B McBruck secretary of the directors of the Missoula county high school announced that M Victor Staley the newly elected principal for the school will arrive in Missoula on Thursday June 11. A special board meeting is set for Saturday to meet Mr Staley and discuss plans for next year.
Frank A. Parr, the postal inspector and key witness, died Monday night in Helena of appendicitis. He had visited Missoula often during government service, including the Dowdell case at the preliminary hearing. His death likely leads to the dismissal of the indictment against clerk J Carl Dowdell.
Missoula on June 12 reports T A Wickes and wife conveying to M G Miller parcels 1 to 4 in block 5 Knowles addition No 2 for 770 dollars. W C Lubrecht transfers to Big Blackfoot Milling Company parcels 3 to 6 in section 4 township 12 north range 16 for 1080 dollars. V Kramer and wife sell to W D Foster parcels 19 and 20 in block 181 Woody addition for a nominal consideration.
A blaze in Leclaire Iowa destroyed a hotel Knights of Pythias hall and several stores in the business district. Loss estimated at 115060 with no immediate report of injuries or causes.
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