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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
13
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higging avenue Missoula. Telephone No. 218. Advertising rates on application.
Missoula County high school board met to approve the proposed expansion of the coming year’s course offerings. New subjects include zoology, geology, chemistry, and enhanced language studies, with a seven-teacher corps to support the larger curriculum. Principal Staley outlined salaries for the new staff and the broader faculty to meet state higher learning requirements.
Jerry Johnson, a guide in the Clearwater country, is spending ten weeks of recreation in the city. He helped at the scene of the Caylin party disaster and is known for his knowledge of ground near Clearwater and the surrounding mountains.
Missoula June 25 Mrs S Edwards aged 78 a Drummond pioneer in Western mining died today from heart failure She helped settle Drummond in 1872 She leaves three sons Charles B Bove Drummond W Burt Wyoming A L Watlinger Palo Alto and a daughter Dora Bien Huginn Port Orford Oregon The body will be interred at New Chicago with funeral plans pending relatives advices Eddy Mining secretary A M Stevens left for Taite to oversee machinery purchases for connected properties
Dune G D Neill of the Iron Mountain Tunnel company visited the city today to discuss tunnel work. Mr Seid reports the tunnel is being driven at a steady rate and progress continues, with updates expected soon.
A physician recounts years of coffee use and unbelief in its harm but after a severe heart episode quit both tea and coffee, switching to Postum. He reports no heart palpitations since, except rare mild caffeine exposure, and advises friends to abandon coffee for Postum. Battle Creek, Mich., company promotes Postum with physician endorsements.
Overscouting notes show miners finding ore pockets including lead zinc and antimony as a tunnel advances toward 6000 feet. The company appears slow to act on ore findings while planning to shift to another sale phase later. Aly, Red plans return to the mine for further work.
In district court Teson sues for labor compensation from Mikconta and Jung, claiming between May and 1806 they performed work on the defendant’s property under a special contract. It alleges the value of the work was 8 with only 3 paid, seeks the balance plus attorney fees and costs, and notes a lien on the defendant’s property near Greenough for security.
Missoula June 44 The paws of fich find in gold silver and copper near St Regis. Regis was brought to the esty le day bs William Lintner and Charles Plouid who discovered the property this syring and have since been developing it. The find occurred while parties were in the woods early spring about tires miles from St. Regis on the old Mulan road. They noticed cropflogs and an axony showed ore rich in gold and silver with copper. Linther and Plouild mapped an incline about 10 feet deep. The shaft extends downward with ore. Values are improving with depth. T L Greece has sent an expert who reported the find and a flat offer was rejected. He says no offer under 1,000,000 will be entertained by the owners.
In Portland Oregon on April 35 1902 Mrs Pearl Mattison filed for divorce accusing her husband of cruelty and beating that left her unconscious. Her attorney is Thomas N Marlowe with co plaintiff Relph Mattison asserting incompatibility and abuse.
Missoula June 23 T Lally operator of the Northern Pacific at Narrod station was arrested by Sheriff’s officers Larson and Ross and brought to Missoula for a sanity examination. The operator had shown abnormal behavior for days but performed his duties until yesterday when colleagues believed him mentally unfit and urged arrest.
June 23 General Superintendent Gilbert of the Northern Pacific Railway company toured Mis sour today on a general investigation into the operating department. He climbed Water Works Hill for a view of the city and remarked on Missoula’s growth since his last look over the area. He was accompanied by Dan Boyle, assistant general superintendent, from Tav ingston.
Sassoula June 11. James P Porter will introduce Dr Barter, a noted educator from Clark University, at the University of Montana. Barter will discuss government of the utter infants and deliver a musteater in the universal bath next Wednesday at the regular congregation hour, drawing interest from students and faculty.
June 2 in Missoula Sheriff Grabant led a roundup of seven vagrant men camped near the Rattlesnake. All were jailed awaiting trial. A search found two cents among the group.
The trial of Dr Jo Getlinger on an excerciding auto encollisnit charges was postponed due to a prosecution witness failing to appear. The court of Justice Phillips delayed the afternoon session, with a likely resumption at daybreak.
Protest by Democratic members of the Appropriations Committee against provincial interference. They rally against military authority by the Philippine collection and demand accountability.
The Dh. Xing inquiry shifts east after weeks in Wester Anttank and Washington. Dr Ring and Mr Bicketts report experiments with blood from a knotted fever patient on monkeys and guinea pigs, noting alarming disease signs and promising data for scientific study. The monkey results spark interest as plans set for further tests and potential reports in Washington.
An American woman in Cincinnati donated fudge to satisfy a promise to Greece’s crown prince Constantine. The story recounts how J. 35. Marrs and Mrs Harry spent time in Greece, leading to a royal request for the fudge. The box, shipped with four dollars postage, aimed to delight the prince and the youth of Europe.
Beldly sells fresh cakes and pins. Davenport visitor A J Hreltenstein in town. B J Marbee family moved from Presbyterian mange to Feddersohn flat on Ewat Milin street. Thomas Joyce brother of MM Joyce of Fort Lodge Mona arrived as guest. WW Parsena and family and Harry Parsons depart for Franklin ranch in Ratilesnatin valley for a month recreation. Mrs HW Nelsons family mourns death at Rockerbekt Sim day after lingering illness. service at Tawny chapel. Rev Henry Van Magalen of Nickel ing Baptist church officiates. interment in Missome Valley cemetery. Sidney Ward, Hughes creek placer manager, returns to mains on Waratittee Hoot freight after several days away.
Missoula June 25 The Missoula Lumber Company mill at Darby is ready for operation after delays. Capacity 40,000 feet per day, about 30 workers, shipments to a New spar via the North ern Pacific. Also Chicago reports unsanitary conditions in some packing establishments found by Chief Inspector Mendick after inspecting smaller plants at Union Stock Yards.
In Chicagle the city council approved an ordinance to cap saloon licenses after July 31, prohibiting new ones until population rises, allowing one new license per 500 residents. The move aims to curb saloon growth with little opposition.
Reports indicate the government, citing army loyalty to peasant interests, is curbing peasant organizations and protests. Police actions have hindered meetings of the peasants league and organized strikes, while rumors spread about troop morale and potential crackdowns.
At Dittonvale Ohio six black cooks employed by United States Coal Company were escorted by guards and fired on near the Bradley mine. Company guards returned fire, with around three hundred shots. The attack is said to involve ex-Bradley mine workers. One guard was seriously wounded and his wife was shot in the shoulder.
Fragmentary OCR conveys an invitation to Admiral Toro and a response from the Diy daputese admiralty. Aimed at arranging a recording from the United States, with a dispatch from Ingriah mentioning plans to be sent next year.
Coroner Bennett ruled John Duffy died from a fall of earth after a tunnel timbers accident. He was 28 or 29, killed Saturday night near the mouth of the tunnel. Miners nearby recovered the body and an inquest held determined the cause as suffocation. The body was shipped to Baltimore for burial.
A young man passed forged checks totaling multiple small sums at West Park Street and other locations, cashing them at local saloons. Police report the suspect, described as a slight young man in brown, fled to the hotel area with authorities promising an imminent arrest. Additional counterfeit checks may exist, but only those identified are confirmed.
Ridte anticipates a bright weather day for a large Thursday event at Columbia Gardens. Children ride free on street cars and gardens open early for a day of activities and care. Residents expect many youngsters to visit, enjoy rides, and participate in planned attractions from morning until afternoon.
The plan provides pac tickets for the return journey to avoid riders making multiple trips and to lessen the chance of accidents. This measure aims to streamline travel and improve safety by limiting repeated departures and returns.
Edgar Dayton reported three intruders at his South Chie street home. Police took into custody Robert Chadwick James Green and William Collingwood who claimed to be traveling brakebeam workers from Illinois and Washington. They face charges before Judge Warren.
D McDonald and others arrive in Butte from St i Goula Helena and Great Falls while locals like A J McKay and W C Rennick visit for business. Notables including Gov Slow and Burdick travel from Helena. homesteader drawing party heads from Madison. Local notes mix visitors, registrations, and mining figures with scattered OCR errors.
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