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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
5
Public notice from the Western Montara News listing the office address at 130 Nige rina avgencie, Missoula and telephone number 28. Advertising rates available on application.
Garden City hosts the Montana Federation meeting with Missoula and Deer Lodge delegates, receptions, and speeches. Mrs Thompson of Missoula presides as the federation gathers for its annual session, praising club work and city hospitality while reports highlight library extension efforts and program events.
The article details a statewide federation event with leaders such as Owings and Maude, noting a reception for women of the state and a program featuring Missoula and Missouri speakers. Officers of the federation are listed, including president, vice presidents, and treasurer, with attendees from various towns.
Missouri. At the YMA meeting this evening Frank HR Hawkins of Maysville Kentucky was chosen as general secretary of the organization. A telegram was sent to him and a reply is awaited. Hawkins is about 38 years old and has substantial experience in training schools.
The death of Mrs Charles Schoen is announced in Missoula with great grief. She had formerly lived in Indiana, later in Montana, and was devoted to her husband. Survivors include her sister in Erikane and other relatives. Burial arrangements were not yet set, as funeral details were pending.
Missoula citizens gather at the courthouse to plan the Fourth of July observance. A committee chaired by Morris Schlossberg coordinates speakers, music, and sports, with a Boston and Montes band bid dropped. Governor Woolle is hoped as speaker. an excursion is proposed from Missoula to Missoula.
Missoula notes show J Craig returning from a trip to Helena, Aliogney Ehiner visiting the city, and Hovey Polleye preparing to leave for Post Falls Idaho. Pred Newvolt and Wd. Garris are among arrivals and health updates. Mrs Hull stays in Coeur d Alene with friends. A new baby Cuvels Willa is welcomed. local public acts include hospital admission and street work on Third Street.
June 13 Missoula honors George Falligay a celebrated pioneer. The popular resident will address locals this evening alongside notable figures, reflecting on decades of service and business leadership within the community and the region.
Priests from the Missoula and Western Montana area gathered at the residence of Rev. Palhiatine of St. Navies in Missoula to honor Bishop Carroll on the occasion of his visit. Attendees included Father Pallading and Father Vollman, with dinner hosted by W. G. Murky on East Main Street and stories recalling early Missoula days.
In a district court case Johann Odeluten allegedly murdered in 1882 by a man named Wewae. The petitioners Casella Ode kate and her son Johann Oekoten seek to remove the widow and admin from the estate claiming fraud and improper administration. Margaret Guckoren is named as claiming to be the wife of Henry I Lubert, adding to the contested proceedings.
Foremen from Kasse Chr June Vi-Armons Swift Cudahy Nelson Morris Parking and others faced restrictions in a U S packing house concessions. The text notes shipments and services linked to Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway as tensions rise over packing house controls and freight terms.
A reader recalls how Grape Nuts fed a weak infant back to health. The account cites labeled tins and the Brand’s claim from Battle Creek Michigan that the cereal nourishes strength, supported by a photograph and poetry credit. The passage frames Grape Nuts as a dependable food for robust growth.
Charles Leadbeater, famed lecturer and writer, resigns as president of the Theosophical Society amid charges of improper conduct. The executive committee recommends his resignation after considering the accusations and his disputed behavior. Olcott confirms the society’s move, noting shock among followers and concern over Leadbeater's alleged moral conduct and teachings.
A garbled text fragment discusses the Packers and a broad critique of violators of laws. It references calls for inspection, legal enforcement, and defense against threats. The speaker mentions Missouri, Mr Fittkerson, and references to reform efforts amid social fear.
A letter from M. Victor Speles of Portland selects the new principal for Missoula county high school. He will arrive Thursday, June 11, for an afternoon reception.
Inspector Frank Para emerged as a key witness during the preliminary hearing of J. Carl Dowdell, the clerk accused of tampering with aviation nails. The federal grand jury probed the matter at Helena, but illness and death of Mr. Parr likely delay action and may end the case.
A garbled record lists transfers including Missoula parcels 2 3 and 4 in Knowles addition No 2 with a 42 percent consideration. It mentions W C Lutrewhit of Connor selling to Big Blackfoos age company and Kramer and wife selling to Foster in War of the Weely addition, with partial remnants of township and range details.
A blaze in Davenport destroyed multiple buildings in the business section including a hotel and several stores. Losses are listed around 115 068 dollars. The incident affected the Tawa Tawn Supers area and nearby Kulgits properties.
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