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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1906
Page
2
Anaconda Juniors were edged 6 to 2 by the Butte squad in a pitchers’ duel. Morris pitched well for the losers, with support from Devine on the mound. Amwell’s team overcame early error pressure to seal the win for Butte.
St Mark s church and adjacent venues in Anaconda host a February schedule of pastor led meetings for parishioners and families. The Bishop s address to the diocese, the Epworth sign and Christian share church corner events, and regular services across mornings and evenings are listed with times and locations including Gale and Bist streets.
Sunday schedule lists a prayer meeting at 12 a m with leader Mrs Wadeaver presiding. The notice invites attendees to attend the service and indicates a Wednesday evening bell and a Wednesday service at 7 o clock.
A comic opera program at the Margaret Theater promises a lively night filled with humor and song. The show features the company’s best performers, with colorful costumes, catchy tunes, and a festive local atmosphere.
Fragmented OCR shows a Busy city page with town notices and society items. It mentions a funeral attendance, a church service, and local social events, alongside a labor dispute at a lumber yard near Siaga with casualties and armed response from Camden. The report blends personal notices and a violent incident reflecting regional tensions.
At the Mist VORiar meeting of the Ang conda Clerks union officers were elected: Hoody Ryan president, Marmiy resident, Everett second vice president, U1 Veaylrieks treasurer, C. Glaser recording secretary, Vieyt ACOM. Janey under George Roger and White, Kine, Hurl trustees. Merchants union to confer on closing hours. preparations for holiday season scheduling in several stores.
Judge Hunt will travel to Portland next month as court opens there to try land fraud cases. M Domahue and Walsh have pleaded guilty to fencing 13,000 acres in Meagher County. Defendants face fines and short terms. Cr. Wetherton will preside in Heteng during Judge Wants absence. Several timber land cases may be transferred to Heteng for trial. Officials note charges include fencing and removal after notice.
A garbled notice describes health concerns about backache and various ailments. The fragment mentions nervous prostration, breast discomfort, and general decline, urging readers to consult a doctor and seek proper medical advice amid unclear publication details.
Promotional ad copy asserts Warner's Safe Cure treats kidney disease and gout, claiming safety and efficacy. It touts use by doctors and hospitals, asserts superiority when other remedies fail, and urges readers to buy a bottle to save years of suffering.
County officials moved to revoke the intoxicating liquor license for the Zanzibar on Clare Street after County Attorney La Craly advised under Montana law a taloou keeper convicted of crimes loses the privilege. Gray pleaded guilty last October to related charges, and the Zanzibar, long known as a notorious dive, has drawn recurrent district court attention as patrons and frequenters rise in concern.
In Wallula Washington on June 23 Pete Holohan of Wallace captured the individual championship medal with 25 straight minutes high average scoring. Livingston Montana runner up for high average, with Parkur gun and McBroom of Durden also earning top marks. The Spokane and Seattle teams finished strong as Wallula hosts the state shoot for five years with the next event planned in October next year.
Reverend Father Victor Ty, Vicar General of Helena diocese, announced Pope Pius XI has dispensed the faithful from abstinence on Friday. John J. Carvel communicated the dispensation to clergy and laity, with official confirmation received from the apostolic delegate to America.
The jury in the sensational case of Mrs. Mary da Me Times found the prisoner guilty of cruelty to her ward Stella Tealy and recommended two years in the penitentiary. The court noted the defendant's alleged intent and stated that Ona Mrs. gektiney was not present during the act.
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