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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
6
Alphorsa M. Gensolizio, a young Roman Catholic priest, resigns his pastorate after falling in love with Miss Kathevite Fohann. He plans to join a brokerage firm to study market conditions, while remaining loyal to his vows. The article notes his devotion to the church and his decision to marry, detailing family ties and reactions from associates and friends in Dillon.
A survey party completed work on the proposed Armstead to Dilan air line extension for the G and Pittsburg Railway. Uncertainty remains whether the route will continue north toward Twin Bridges or follow the Heaverhead river. The city may resume growth along California street toward the company’s recently purchased property for the terminal area.
A garbled excerpt compiles editorial snippets from Montana papers including Missoulian and Fergus County Democrat, discussing safety, political roles, incidents, and national topics. The text references soldiers, flags, Roosevelt, anti-graft plans, and local political debates with numerous mis-spellings and fragmented lines.
The Dillon notes report the death of Mrs. Thomas Call near Blakeman Ranch after a hospital operation in Helena and a post operative infection. She was about 22, born in Helena, formerly Myrtle Davis, married to Mr. Call, with a infant child surviving. Also reported is the wedding of Alta Willard to Saunder at Windern with ceremony by Reverend Dodds, the couple planning to reside at Butte. Willard is a daughter of the late William Willard family, noted residents.
A Twin Bridges dispatch reports farmers predicting haying may start in a week to 19 days due to early spring. Alfalfa is expected to be 2 percent short, timothy and wild hay strong, and grain growth promising. Water supply looks ample, dairying profitable, and local creameries may yield substantial monthly income. Also described are locomotive wheel components and the dangers of broken rods in high speed operation.
A garbled early 20th century classified page lists job offers housing ads and retail notices. It mentions positions like cooks managers salesgirls and housekeepers alongside rooms for rent and furniture wanted or for sale with constraints on contact details and locations likely in Butte and surrounding Montana areas.
Notice states bids will be received by the secretary of Jefferson County for a water system project. Bids due dates, check payments, and contract details appear garbled but reference a president Parker and a Montana location. Obtain contract forms from the secretary. payment to the president.
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