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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1907
Page
6
A historical note reports Dr Metzzer promoting a drugless regimen claimed to cure a list of ailments including headaches dizziness stomach issues and spinal tension. The item presents the practitioner name alongside a string of conditions attributed to the treatment with no independent verification.
In a Chicago court, the divorce action shows insufficient proof of adultery and other grounds. Judge Lourguin notes weak testimony about a prolonged marriage and spousal conduct. The proceedings reveal multiple procedural twists including a default, case transfer, and a land dispute between Neat Shulin and others, resolved in favor of the defendants after long findings.
The Sacred Heart School graduating exercises are held this afternoon at the Broadway venue. The program includes violin pieces, a benediction, and the valedictory by Agnes Sullivan and Ethel Hope. Diplomas and medals are to be distributed to graduates including Kalhipen Croizhtou, Katie Daley, Trove Tripp, Calleville O Donnell, and Nellie Argent.
A plan to add another story to the Paul Clark house is approved. Work will start at noon as weather allows and involves moving materials to Columbia pardons and securing the new attic. Construction aims to provide more room before fall camping becomes possible again.
L. Po Porestell buys the Robbion Nets on Galena south side west of eotalat. The four story brick building contains 20 rooms and is described as strictly modern. Purchase made for investment purposes with the Micre pak noted as part of the transaction.
A carnival highlight will be a baby incubator exhibit with two nurses on hand to answer visitors questions. The incubator demonstrates life saving methods and infant care, explained in a nurse written letter. Nurses will discuss the human life saving machine and baby care details at the event. Memorial services and local group meetings are planned nearby.
Andrew Fairgraves faced a supplemental proceeding as his lawyers Mawry and Hoevvell sought to secure a settlement. Dan Sehroeder ordered jail time for contempt. Fairgraves previously received six months in county jail, then released to work. Proceedings centered on debts and alleged threats amid a complex local dispute.
Judge McGowan presided over a brief police court session in Butte. Five cases resulted in fines or penalties, about ten defendants were released after payment or warnings, and one defendant received a $10 fine.
Fans watched a failed miners union tug of war with Austrian rivals on Miners Union day. Promoters advertised 500 prize to winners and 200 to runners up, with 700 in gold in display at Hight & Fairfield. Disputed stakeholding led to suits and threatened court deposit as contestants from Lexington and other towns claim prize money amid controversy.
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