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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
20
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at East Broadway. Butte Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A list of souvenir items with varied styles and prices across copper and silver spoons copper hat pins paper knives copper cups and steins china plates silver match boxes and fobs along with scarf pins brooches sleeve links and tie holders priced from 1 cent to 5 dollars across multiple categories.
A collage of travel ads and local notices lists a June 24 Sunday excursion train from Missoula to points on the Northern Pacific, piano tuners and menders, rental autos, and bar and dining listings in Butte and Missoula. It notes births at 908 Delaware Avenue and 720 North Wu- Qing, a bankruptcy petition, marriage licenses, a Adirondack claim sale, and a New York steamer report on Panam Canal labor. It also covers a Madrid travel incident with Prince Carlos of Bourbon and the Marquis of Mesa.
Allentown Pa June 25 quiet today after unusual mob violence in sympathy with Lehigh Valley transit workers. The company surrendered and power was cut, but crowds remained on streets until morning. Sheriff Krause deployed deputies to assist police if trouble resumes.
Washington on June 25 the senate passed Senator La Follette's joint resolution extending the inquiry by the interstate commerce commission under the Tilman Gillespie resolution to cover the transportation and storage of Riains.
A brief note mentions Bohemian beer Old Crow and Bushmills whiskey along with Dublin porter at Daly's. The fragment highlights beverages and a local venue in a concise bar scene.
A local hearing grants Bray a requested relief as Healy succeeds in his own method, with officials noting the decision reflects individual approach and procedural acceptance. The outcome emphasizes autonomy and adherence to accepted process.
The court does not decide constitutional questions but notes the county attorney's duty to prosecute and to determine if an information should be filed. The discussion centers on whether a warrant or information can be obtained and the proper handling of a case involving door breaking by peace officers and misdemeanor prosecutions.
Jack Bray, accused of first degree assault on Matt Neill at the Hawthorn saloon on South Mary street, was arraigned in Justice Craig's court and released on $2,000 bonds to appear July 10 for preliminary examination. Neill claims Bray attempted to shoot, shattering the bar glass, then struck him with a revolver. Bray's defense remains to be told.
A fragmentary notice lists work groups Tillers of Soil and Hay Cutters at Deen Lodge, with unclear names and roles. The readable text mentions Le Seey and Prormrraniy and possible association with Nienny and Ge Atong.
Miss Henrietta Fagans age 22 died last evening at her mother's home on South Montana street after weeks of illness following a fall at the residence. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the home, with burial at Mt. Moriah cemetery after services at the Colored Baptist church led by Rev. Jefferson.
Indianapolis June 2 Dr J N Warley secretary of the state boards of health and H M Barnard chemist acting on advice of Dr T Henry Da Vis president of the state board of health and Attorneys General Miller presented to Judge Kemont Alford and Prosecutor Benedict the result of analyses of meat found on sale in Indianapolis markets as a basis for prosecutions against dealers whose meats contained preservative chemicals. The officials are confident convictions can be secured.
A special train will depart the Short Line depot at S$ a.m. on July 4 to drop and pick up fishermen along the Big Hole river, arriving Dillon about 10:30 a.m. Return leaves Dillon at 7 p.m., arriving Butte 9:30 p.m. Round trip fares: Glen $1, Dillon $1.50, tickets valid only on this train. children under 12 half fare. Regular trains July 3 and July 4 also sell tickets at listed rates to Suh Divide, Big Hole, Melrose, Glen, and Dillon, with return on the Suh. Divide and other routes. County Assessor Jerry Scallon requests assessment of 68 shares of National Buckle stock at par $15, suggest deducting corporate assessment. Shortest direct route from Butte to copper camps via Salt Lake route advocated. Funeral announced for Henrietta Fagans, 22, with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at family home and Baptist church. A postponed card party by division No. 4, L A of A O H, set for Tuesday June 6 at Sacred Heart hall with Arion orchestra led by Wm. Sielaff.
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