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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
7
Principal branch rates listed for 28 East Broadway Butte. Standard telephone 422 Independent telephone 2. Advertising spaces furnished on application.
A jumble of names, addresses, and social notes appears from Butte area items. The document mentions individuals visiting Helena, Maryville, and Dakota Street, plus scattered references to local streets, businesses, and events, with no clear cohesive event or outcome.
Readers explore a park and observe dogs in various activities amid scattered captions and garbled dialogue. The fragmentary text references crowds, a ranger, pipes, crates, and multiple named places, creating a surreal, chaotic scene without a clear singular event or outcome.
Train conductor Kidd was shot during a bold holdup near Monti as two masked robbers fired from the baggage car area. Passengers fled to the vestibule while the robbers fled toward the fields and into the night, with a large escort pursuing in the countryside. Authorities described the attackers as experienced desert bandits, and the scene drew a large crowd of railroad workers and vigilantes.
A fragment notes concerns about improper glasses and insulin devices, urging readers to rely on trusted medical advice. It mentions studies of optics and cautions that individual cases deserve careful consideration. Emphasizes no charge for Joslin eyes and to consult your family doctor.
Dismal report describes two mounting riders heading west as lawmen pursue. Communitiien alerted, a rumor of hoodhounds in chase surfaces between a front line clash and a stalled train. Fuel shortages and sudden detours complicate the pursuit amid unclear outcomes.
Immigrant miner known as Prominent Mince lost his life after a long career spanning Ireland and America. Born in Waterford, he moved to New Jersey then Pennsylvania and Michigan, held key mine posts, and later served as a foreman. Survived by a wife and children, funeral services set for Tuesday at St Mary’s Church, with burial in the local cemetery.
A chaotic scene unfolds as tensions surge after a deputy is shot amid an attempted arrest near Mamida. Citizens, officials, and workers of the Short Line express deep indignation while a posse closes in on suspects, with rumors of a possible lynching and a rugged, unsettled county landscape.
A description of a manhunt as armed volunteers pursue a short outlaw across ranch country. A morning shooting left a rancher wounded. another clash is reported near Spencer while a second outlaw is said to be wounded and possibly at large. Local ranchers and deputies are involved in the pursuit near Trimar and Magill as the search continues.
A chaotic fragment reports a boy named Patsy Riley exploring in Butte and getting lost. It mentions a sister leading a police response, a detonation, and the boy wandering toward 47 East Woolman Street with unclear details and garbled names.
The annual address from the bishop opens the Montana diocese convention. Delegates from across the state hear sermons and prepare for business sessions led by Bishop Brewer. The address calls for heightened missionary effort and a $1,300,000 general missions target, with Montana’s share set at about $4,580.
The piece notes that the black opal is highly sought in Australia with large quantities found in New South Wales and Queensland. It cites opals valued over 5 million dollars in New South Wales and mentions historical mining figures, regional districts, and notable locations such as the Bathurst and Windsor areas, reflecting early 20th century mining discourse.
Engineers under T. 4 Krumm begin the final survey of the Camp Creel railway project. The plan envisions a line leaving near the center of Manhattan, heading south up Camp Creek, with initial work aimed to complete by fall and potential expansion discussed by promoters and directors.
Clerke's advertises silk hosiery heavily discounted with investments backing low prices. It touts 50 cent to 1.50 lower than rivals, offers black and colored silk hose, and claims durable, well-made stock. Men’s silk hose start at 50 cents, with a wide range up to higher prices.
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