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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
6
A sanitized market summary notes demand remained solid despite mixed convention signals. Taft's nomination favored by traders could lift equities while copper shares show resilience. dividends and rail stocks faced downgrades, with cautious buying on declines and stop orders protecting modest gains.
Louise Idee selects officers for opening term with ex president, Nine Kremmers president, Christine Lahang vice president, Battle Seimill recording and financial secretary, Mary Schue tery yrenson Adele Moebus maid, Louise Hennig guard, Katie rach finance committee, Margaret Pfister Minnie Knuth Mary Hiruser trustee 18 months, Dena Pischry 12 months, Annie Kern 6 months, Margaret Beinefoll sick committee, Joni Lange Vilruu Lehn Adele Moebus delegates to grid lodge Loulke Lounge Anny Hoefer Berle Brhyin Katie Keach
Two young men take examinations at the School of Mines under President Charles H Gowman for the Daly scholarship at Columbia College The yearly endowment of 1000 covers studies at Columbia College The competitors must be union miners or sons of miners endorsed by the Ballin Miners union Present candidates include Sullivan son of Con Sullivan whose brother was killed at the High Ore mine and G Blakeley line keeper at the Gray Rock mine
Henry Wilsey pleaded not guilty to a horse stewing charge in the Aistriet court this afternoon and faced a potential one year sentence in Wirnevttentiary. The document also notes a clothing sale at the Hub with various items listed and a price of 18 dollars.
J. Morgan Clemente of New York, a mining expert, examined the East Butte Copper Mining Company and its affairs for new interests. He found the company solvent with a good fund in the treasury and no indebtedness. Boston financiers plan resumed work after the annual meeting on June 2, with stock underwritten to provide working capital. Ownership shifts to Boston and New York interests, with leadership likely to be replaced by three Boston men and a Boston president. Lower workings suffer water intrusion. upper workings examined by Clemente and other engineers.
H L Frank of the Southern Crake Mining Company in Butte Montana recovered from a mental strain following the convention opening. He traveled with a physician to visit in Cincinnati and hoped to attend a later gathering in Chicago. Family reports indicated the strain stemmed from opening day excitement and recent bereavement.
A fragment from a York line reports a Hoboken church pastor praising new dresses while railing at dress modesty. The piece weaves social commentary with candid debates on women’s attire, virtue, and public morals amid noisy printing era chatter.
In district court, North Butte Mining Company faces a damage suit by Van Miller who worked a slope and says a fall of ground from improper timbering caused injury. The company contends Miller ignored dangers and duties, while other cases recount Miss Hallahan injured when a wagon backed into her buggy and John Sutherland’s murder trial adjourned. Judge Bourquin and Judge Dynan preside as various civil actions and a non-suit motion unfold.
Work was reswiged yesterday at the West Calsa and Leonard mines of Rostow & Montana company. The we tail ano of are WHL be extracted and shipped to the Waahar. Anester diy Aneconda mull tramme is re amet hebween Botte and Great Pals de Mountahe Fin. Pennsylvania Mines will terminate ased for the present. The hatf of the Pennsylvania te being repaired.
The notice describes early postballot reporting of Tart’s nomination and Douleur’s shout, noting the Newa bulletin posted quickly but no clear message. It mentions Cafe's nomination long anticipated and praises the convent bulletin service by the Wonts ory Union Telegraph company. It ends with an advertisement for Orton Arrow organs at 218 North Main Street.
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