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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
13
Westbound schedule shows passenger times at 1 00 PM 5 00 PM and 11 15 PM effective May 26 1907. The document lists times for westbound service on the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company passenger timetable.
The Sells Floto big show known as The Circus Beautiful arrives in Anaconda with a 2 PM matinee and an 8 PM night performance. A free street parade at 10:30 AM will travel a mile and a half from the circus grounds near the Butte Anaconda & Pacific station through downtown. The 53-car train set up a tent city covering 10 acres after arriving from Butte, where crowds packed recent performances. Manager Frank Tammen notes growing circus demand and explains modernization replacing old-time freak acts with straightforward shows. He recalls Prince Mungo, a washed-out wild-man stereotype, as an example of past quirks now replaced by fresh acts. The piece argues circuses draw adults as well as children, and praises the current tour’s clean, wholesome presentation and business practices, inviting readers to view the parade to gauge the upcoming performances.
The funeral for Margaret Cuddihy was held yesterday at the family home 618 West Park Avenue one of the city's largest in recent memory. A requiem high mass at St. Pauls church drew many attendees with some turned away. Bearers included John Ducie Thomas Gavin Patrick Dalton and others. Interment followed at Mt Carmelite Cemetery.
Central Labor council meets tonight. For sale two modern brick houses at 801 East Third. good spring wagon at 112 Oak street. first-class house and furniture at 420 Alder. wedding gifts at Hammerslough's. Standard hall available second and fourth Friday nights. Mill and smelter men baseball team returned from Dillon yesterday afternoon. Miss Alice Kempland wed James Alvin Wynkoop in San Francisco last Wednesday. Lon responds to telegram from Portland about his brother’s serious illness.
R Hoss of the Silver State departs that night on the North Coast limited to Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Hoss. Rev Dr Ware of First Methodist Episcopal church returns from Epworth league convention at Bozeman and presides at services yesterday. A four room house is for sale on easy terms.
Citizens of Anaconda must ensure all cesspools are cleaned or drained into the sewer before filling. Health officer issues order to connect and complete sewer drainage where needed.
The Fraternal Brotherhood will give a basket picnic on July 14 to members and their friends.
A family endorses Grape-Nuts for a two year old and adults, noting its predigested starch turning to grape-sugar during manufacture. They claim quick absorption benefits brain and nerve tissue and cite Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek Michigan. The advertisement invites reading The Road to Wellville.
The Haywood trial continues with defense planning 150 to 200 witnesses and ongoing corroboration of Orchard's claims. Prosecution and defense prepare as Orchard faces further interrogation, with exchanges about telegrams from Pat Bone and payments via Postal Telegraph.
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports a list of tourists bound for Yellowstone includes General Greely and his aide, and Representative Hamilton and wife of Niles, Michigan. The hotel manager denies any trip by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth through the park, disappointing locals hoping to greet the president's daughter.
The text lists survivors including three daughters and two sons. It names Mrs. H. H. Logan, Mrs. J. P. Dunn, W. L. Dyas of Anaconda, E. S. Dyas of Bellview Iowa, and Mrs. M. Rizley of Kansas, with accompanying Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Logan.
Thompson June 16. Judge Henry L. Myers annulled a retail liquor license issued to Colberg & Co for a Vermillion saloon after a writ of cer tiorari argued by Edward Donlan and W B Russell. They claimed the sawmill and logging camp within 1.5 miles violated five mile rules and that signer qualifications were improper. The board acted without jurisdiction and the license was voided. Ainsworth represented the relators. Parsons Schultz and Moser for respondents.
Washington June 16 The navy department received a dispatch from Admiral Evans in Hampton Roads stating the search for the bodies of six midshipmen and four sailors who perished when a launch sank last Monday night was continued without success. Dragging of the harbor would be resumed tomorrow.
Performances scheduled at 8 and 9 o clock with admission prices of 0c, 20c, and 30c.
Mrs Martha Dyas aged 79 died yesterday at her daughter Mrs H H Logan home. A resident of Anaconda for 20 years she was well known and highly respected. Remains will be shipped to Bellview Iowa for interment, but it has not yet been finalized.
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