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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
2
Local team heads to Dillon for a game against the Dillon team. Smeltermen practice, attendance, and preparations are noted as the crowd is encouraged to attend despite weather. Manager Sullivan coordinates travel with Barry of Dillon. tickets issued, gate receipts eyed, and sales continue today and Monday.
A village deacon known as Uncle Benny attends church with zealous regularity yet preaches against the circus. On show days he stirs his flock, defending piety while secretly guiding families toward the tents, using sermons to deter navety and keep members home.
The Self-Pluty show arrives Monday June 17 with ticket lines forming at the wagon. Local chatter notes upcoming events: dance at A O 11 noz tonight, wedding gifts at Hammerslougn, and a street market update.
A local ad notes a clearance sale for dress goods, millinery, ready to wear, underwear and notions. The notice urges readers to call today for discounts and bargains at the department. A separate account reports a bus accident near Oregon Tale injuring several passengers aboard a midnight train.
Mrs Margaret Cuddihy wife of Patrick Cuddihy died at the family home 818 West Park Avenue after a lingering illness Surrounded by her husband and children she passed peacefully Born in Trefyn 6h years ago she came to New York at age seven The family moved to Anaconda in 1890 and have resided here Since Then Funeral will be at the family residence Sunday morning at 8 20 with high mass at St Pauls Church at 9 00. sympathy is extended to the family by the community Strains offers a 10 percent discount on rugs lace curtains and corners today
Eighth grade diplomas for 9 graduates delayed but not presented at commencement will be available from Superintendent Dwyer at the high school office. He will be in his office morning and afternoon daily to hand them to graduates who call. Also notices about Hyomel and dues for Fraternal Unload members are mentioned.
Special dispatch notes Miss Alta Albright who attended the school of mines commencement week in Butte, has returned home to Philipsburg. Indu H. Price, superintendent of the Gold Mine properties, spent the day in the city.
The city of Anaconda Montana establishes Special Improvement District No. 41 to pave and curb the north side of Fourth Street between Locust and Maple, with concrete sidewalk and curb. Cost estimated around $86.00, paid over three years by assessments on affected properties. Public notice required in Anaconda Standard before July 1, 1907. City officials, including Mayor Evans and City Clerk Edwards, approved.
Fragmented OCR notes urge readers to call early regarding remnants of Walt Price sale. Mentions price, items, and timing, with unclear phrases referencing “Cy oneshale” and “Many nite pieces.” Local wording hindering full understanding.
A district court session continues into the afternoon. John Haris seeks a writ of habeas corpus alleging unlawful detention on alleged tax installment grounds. Patrick Gibbons faces information charging criminal assault, with County Attorney James presenting the case.
Much sorrow fills this page as the notice reports Mrs. Charles Boyd's death near Bend Oregon, noting her Philpsburg roots and many local friends. The item lists family survivors and recalls her genial Christian temperament. Included are scattered shop ads for millinery, skirts, corsets, and discounts, plus health officer cautions about sewer connections and home safety appeals.
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