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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
8
Town and County announce sewer cooperation while bricklayers union lauds public playgrounds. Street rail extension proposed to improve West Park Street service and a police patrol wagon plan renews city interest. A busy convention, horse provisioning for patrol use, and July travel specials round out a varied local briefing.
James Murray, accused of holdup, asks to wait until fall for another trial. His attorney cites readiness and earlier bond issues, with Murray preferring jail over summer release. Deputy and others face related charges as court schedules shift and juries discharge amid delays.
Sunday July 9 marks the start of a redesigned season at the Grand Opera House. A single nightly performance will run until 10:20 PM with moving pictures dropped. The Sutton circuit troupe led by Sutton and Lindon will present The Queen of Rags, supported by well known stage actors including Roberts Irene Lorton Keeler Bes Cullen Doty Kohler Hagan Hinkley Frederick and others. The piece features a large company and varied acts as the house raises prices for July and August with balcony and dress circle rates noted.
Labor delegates from across the state gather in Great Falls for the Montana State Federation of Labor annual convention set for August 21. Cascade county organizers plan a week of meetings and social events to showcase the city and address major labor issues.
In a rough session Judge War lies handled a crowd of lawbreakers. Fred Roll was convicted for striking a man who challenged him. he received a 32h sentence while others, Edwin Wille Richard Walsh Instantelos Charles McCue and Paddy Sullivan, were fined 810 each. A Wyomitw alley incident drew court attention, and Mrs. Manguison testified about conflict affecting herself and children. A woman named Jess got ten days for her part. Opium raid suspects faced fines, Chinamen included, with a $3 fine for a woman charged with running an opium den. The Busy Yards defeated Broadways in two street games, 3-2 and 7-5, with Rivett Ritz berger Mooney and Stein beck starring.
Advertisement details the Short Line offering daily excursion tickets to Portland for 30 dollars round trip, 20 dollars return within 90 days with stopover privileges. It promotes an Idaho agricultural district journey via The Dalles corridor, with rail or steamer options along the Columbia, highlighting scenic stops and regional sights. Tickets available at 105 North Main Street, Butte.
A garbled OCR fragment lists patterned items such as berry bowls water bowls rumble water trays olive dishes wine glasses vinegar bottles ketchup bottles decanters vases and multiple related items. It mentions beverages containers and various tableware pieces including condiment jars and decorative objects.
The list highlights other suitable items such as carving sets, chatin coffee per teas, crumb or pudding dishe, suggesting a selection of appropriate domestic goods for the occasion.
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