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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary account recalls street scenes in Butte with stray names and events. The text mingles local names, vendors, and a wagon arrival, hinting at daily life and a Mother’s reaction, then shifts to Montana agricultural markets and price tensions affecting potato and general produce trade.
Bozeman notes report a mix of events and visits around town. Superintendent J Canninghagy and others attend meetings of local associations. Parker and family arrive in town. various residents travel, host gatherings, and attend church events.
Taworte of Ue Peered polite and described the tunic with broad shoulders and intricate stitching. The garment features satiny plaited colors, a simmering hat and jeweled accents, reflecting a ceremonial style worn by dignitaries.
Washington men, led by Sivehal Dispatow, work at Goodrich Gulch near Twin Bridges and Riteville. They develop extensive realynitalog properties, with gold possible up to $40, and expect to open richer sections as the labor progresses. Local experts anticipate improved yields and ongoing ore vein discovery, reporting a 28 feet thickness in one vein and concentration at the Jet mine.
A tobacco magnate, described as a prominent Durham figure, secretly married a partner yesterday in Cider, New York, with Presbyterian minister presiding. The groom, identified as Mr Duke, and his bride reportedly left for Durhans after the ceremony. A brief hotel record notes the couple’s appearance and the press reaction as inquiries about the marriage were met with terse refusals.
The Railroad Commission members met today with officers of Northern Express Company and the Great Northern Express to discuss the new rates effective June 30. Present were commissioners J. Martandafora, J. Elliot, FE W. Bennett, and counsel Parker Veazey and Wallace Jr. The session aimed to review details of the recent order and its implications for the express service between the Northern and Great Northern lines.
The contract for the railway from White Sulphur Springs to connect with the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line at Torney was let to Melntosie Firok with construction to begin soon. Governor Carroll offered 200 reward for arrest and conviction of the murderer of Temes Medes and his wife near Van Cleave Iowa last Sunday night. Key Hartley remains jailed with officers at a loss for a breakthrough.
The Red Metal Mining company votes to sell all assets to Anaconda Copper Mining for 0,000 shares. Committees report the sale is advisable to settle intertwined claims with Anaconda and allies and transfer occurred March 11, 1910, placing Red Metal under Anaconda stock and continuing dividends equivalent to prior payments of the Butte Coalitian Mining company.
At a May 31 1990 meeting in Salt Lake City the Alice Company directors approved and confirmed a plan relieving the company of indebtedness and granting ownership of 30 40 shares of Anaconda stock and the former property. The report details 1909 production including copper, silver, and gold outputs and notes production disruptions from a railroad strike and engineering disputes. It covers mine development at Rarus Minnie Healey Tramway and other claims, with shifts in output, development levels, and costs amid ongoing projects and anticipated improvements.
Special Dispatch from Philipsburg reports the funeral of Romerick Kenneth McKenzie, a popular young engineer killed in a Frenchtown railroad collision. The service drew the town’s vast attendance, with Dr. Richards delivering at the house and the Masonic lodge conducting rites at the graveside amid a light rain that brought friends from Pro mand.
Boostal Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown June 11 A realty deal closed adjoining the city. 732 acres sold by administrator of Daniel Meagher estate to B Hobson for high price. New owners plan expansion near the town. A. W. Ware and P A McClare purchase beach ranch adjoining Moora paying a record price. Good service and reasonable rates explain Bell Telephony success.
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