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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
22
A health ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion in five minutes, ending fermenting sour stomach and allowing meals to nourish the body. It asserts the remedy works for dyspepsia, biliousness, and related stomach issues, with a cheap, immediate result at any pharmacy.
Advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year old remedy for teething crying and pain in children. Claims soothing effect for gums sleep aid and wind colic with no harm. Priced at twenty five cents per bottle and warns to ask for the original.
The Paine letter from Boston notes strong stock conditions yesterday with copper leading gains. North Butte rises to 35, Declaration dividend praised, Hancock and Fast Butte show activity, and copper supply decline boosts bullish sentiment.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman on June 19 notes promising placer gold in paying quantities in the upper Gallatin basin. West Fork Mining Co. of Livingston operates eight men with a hydraulic plant, led by A. E. Bliss, targeting production by the Fourth. Michener's claim also progresses with three workers and initial gold dust recovered. About 50 prospectors are active in the district as Gus Steffens, credited with the find, argues the ore lies in an old Gallatin river bed now high above the current river. Steffens carries an option on the Michener ranch and claim at 200 dollars per acre.
North Butte reports nearly equal net earnings for the calendar year 1910 and year ended June 1, 1911 at 610,000 and 606,563 respectively, aided by higher ore grade and lower costs. Copper averaged 12.34 to 12.77 cents per pound, with improved direct smelting ore share rising from 9.3 percent to 18.8 percent, boosting per ton efficiency and sustaining dividends of 1.20 per share.
Helena June 19 Judge Rasch says the victim’s race saved Colgers Abello from murder verdict and sentences the Indian to eight years at Fort Leavenworth for manslaughter in the Beauchan killing at St Paul’s mission on the Fort Belknap reservation.
In Helena on June 19, a major federal case on stock rustling on the Blackfeet reservation opened. Defendants Mitchell, Oscar, Charles, Walter and Melvin Peterson and John Bostwick face three consolidated indictments for stealing horses and cattle from Indians. Bostwick pleaded guilty to one indictment and will be sentenced Saturday. Witnesses testified to missing stock found on Petersons’ pasture.
Washington reports widespread irregularities in bids for the $50,000,000 Panama bonds. As bids totaled $49,948,800, the average price fell to 102.21, making some previously rejected bidders likely to receive securities. National City Bank of New York is expected to receive $2,000,000 to $3,000,000, and any bid at 102.2136 or higher is deemed to win some of the issue. Detailed bidder lists are expected tomorrow.
Chicago reporters cover the resumed trial of Ivelyn Arthur See founder of the Absolute Life cult charged with abducting Mildred Bridges. Attorneys claim a police and press conspiracy, argue Bridges sought See’s influence and that the girl was left with consent. Father Stephen Bridges asserts motives to ruin See and home.
W J Kremer reports George Mongar owns a vast Tenderfoot basin cattle ranch 60 miles north of White Sulphur Springs. The family of six lived isolated from mid November to May, with mail sacks waiting at Shannon post office. Access required climbing a mountain ridge and descending 2000 feet on a 60 70 degree slope. snow prevents winter travel. Provisions are stockpiled for midsummer and herd sent to market in fall. The younger children have never seen a train.
Denver June 19 Physicians and surgeons from across America convene in Denver for a four day series of meetings. The American Surgical Association and the American Medico Psychological Society start today, with the American Anti Tuberculosis Association joining tomorrow. Notable speakers include Dr Richard H Harte and Dr Harold J Stiles, with governance welcomes from Governor Shafroth and Acting Mayor Robertson.
Joreman June 19. Supervisor D Conkling of the Gallatin forest and R Y Stuart assistant district forester with Missoula headquarters returned from a two week tour of the Gallatin reserve. They located promising tracts for seed gathering for reforestation and expect lodge pole pine seeds this fall. Snow melt is rapid but snow supply remains above normal and high water may persist a month though damage to property unlikely. Gallatin river remains higher than in 12 years with a possible slight abatement ahead.
Goshen Ind June 19 G E Delfon tane of Cleveland Ohio vice president of the Chicago Motor Car company was killed today at Dunlaps when his car skidded and hit a telegraph pole guy wire Dr Dodd eye and nervous diseases Harbour block Glasses fitted free.
Washington June 19 The senate committee on territories will meet next Saturday and likely vote to follow House recommendations to resubmit portions of the New Mexico and Arizona constitutions to the people of those territories. Chairman Smith said the senate would act on both constitutions this session.
Washington June 19 Senator Fran cis EB Warren of Wyoming surprised colleagues by announcing plans to marry Miss Clara Le Baron Morgan of New York and Washington The 35 year old daughter of the late John L Morgan of Groton Conn has winters in Washington with her uncle former Associate Justice Brown of the Supreme Court Warren is 67 and widowed nine years He has a son Fred BE Warren of Cheyenne and a daughter married to Brig Gen John J Pershing now in the Philippines
Taking depositions preliminary to a hearing of charges by the United States government against 12 claimants of the Hunt coal group in Katalla Alaska began before a notary in the federal building. The claimants are cited to show cause why their claims should not be cancelled as they were taken for the Alaska Petroleum and Coal company, of which the 12 claimants are stockholders.
Bemidji Minn June 19 detectives in the state fire marshal s department are compiling evidence against Dr D T Dumas mayor of Cass Lake Minn who was arrested Saturday on a charge of malicious destruction of property The detectives say other business men in the Northwest will be arrested on a charge of being members of a band which profited to the extent of nearly 250 000 by incendiarism
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