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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
1
Wholesale sale item lists women's vests in soft cotton with lace trim in varying sizes. Sale price cited as 1.25 to 1.26 dollars with notes of quality materials and long wear. Portrait marketing tone highlights comfort and fit for multiple sizes.
About 100 delegates from across the state attend the Epworth League convention in Lowlatown. The program includes public receptions, church services, and a keynote by national president Quayle at the Opera House, with proceeds from the Fourth of July fire event funding local paving projects.
Bozeman city officials prepared for a charity baseball game with the newspaper men and printers of Hoxeman. The event, set for an upcoming date, aims to raise funds and showcase community sportsmanship. Local officials, newspapers, and printers will compete in a friendly match, with proceeds benefiting a city cause.
Beavermid County commissioners audited and allowed a large bill total of 18 410 69. Distribution by fund shows General 3 762 20 Poor 2 51 Pay 6144 00 Brkive 9 013 87 Vontt Beit 763 90. Proceedings dated June 22.
Special correspondence from Standard Virginia City reports that 15 month old Genevieve Danterman daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Danterman drowned yesterday morning in a canal near their home while her father irrigated. Moments later his wife and others searched and found the child. A second child Betty Lou attempted to follow and was swept to her death in the same ditch. The tragedy echoes a prior drowning in the same area seven years ago. The funeral for Genevieve was at Laurin Cemetery this afternoon. Mr Danterman, formerly a deputy sheriff, and his wife are longtime residents of the region.
A recently found lizard near Sand Coulee is displayed in Bozeman and will be shipped to Professor Robert Comey at Montana Agricultural College for examination. Local naturalists debate its species as observers report a range of markings and possible Australian origin.
Special dispatch from Billings reports the Yellowstone River near a record high as warm weather continues. Heavy rains and unusual mountain runoff have swollen the stream, posing risk of damage to western lands. Observers note angw in the mountains. if warmth persists, the record height may be exceeded. Green Bread promotes money value at 19 North Main Street.
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