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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
1
A late night blaze at the Lott livery stable threatened lives and damaged the Copper Street stables and nearby harnesses. Firefighters battled an outburst of dynamite and powder caches discovered near a stove, with Chutes Teunks arrested as authorities investigated the explosion’s cause.
A partial OCR line suggests someone faces a recognition issue or service status. The readable elements mention a person or entity and an intent to press for acknowledgment or official action. Details are too garbled to confirm names, dates, or places.
The report details a theft of sixty pounds of butter and the detention of young suspects around a grocery or warehouse area. Carl Milsen, about 17, and a youth from 317 West Gulia Street are mentioned in connection with the case as investigators pursue evidence and possible charges.
The Young Men's Club at the Pengylyvania premises talked about upcoming social events and sports plans at its regular meeting. Attendees discussed organizing a dance on April 20 and upcoming basketball efforts, with optimism for stronger participation and a lively season finale.
Local column lists scattered names and events with unclear details. Mentions Benn ta Ma ant Mrs Parrot shine and J R Weirick Iiave. Ely Nevada is referenced along with business and social visits. The fragmentary notes imply a busy week of acquaintances and small happenings in town.
Engle 1 is elected demurrage officer after a recent resignation. The office move follows confirmation by local bodies and is noted amid ongoing business transacted yesterday.
Grace Gluamings Angell, a young matron and native of AMnesatie, died after a brief illness following a serious operation. She had lived in the city for years, her husband owning a local establishment on Montana Street. The body was taken to 806 Boul Montana Street for burial as relatives are notified.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Vicky Permuan and Cophilin and references a defender's address. It ends with a garbled plea to call Orton Bros at 1 North Main Street for a value on goods or plans. The passage reads like a distressed or damaged local notice with scattered personal names and an address.
Unclear OCR text mentions Senator Bailey Hailey and a second visit to Washington. The readable fragment notes a positive reception and a prior visit, suggesting a favorable impression during the second appearance in the capital. Details are scattered and names partially garbled.
A garbled 19th century account notes a fatal error involving jailers and a conflict between bills No 338 and No 120. Governor Norris signed Bill No 35, altering deputy counts and jailer mandates, with amendments changing warning terms and sections. The text cites confusion over hour limits and consolidation of duties amid legislative amendments.
An opinion by Attorney General Cine Tente G A. Timweyy holds that a constable or sheriff is entitled to compensation as provided in the revised codes. A county chief of police who spends county funds for necessary expenditures is entitled to reimbursement.
A reported boxing gathering at the Kee Mile House led to a tense event with Deputy Shevithy Page and McCarthy present. The match between Dan Lew and Peterson ended in a draw after arrests and dispersal by lawmen, with some spectators seeking a rematch later.
A south side Utis city conduit known as the ceohouse shows a dramatic rise with a water depth of eight meles and a flow described as a giant spring. The city engineer's office investigates to prevent flood damage as residents react to the sudden, abnormal water increase.
Washington March 10 after seven years of guard duties for the government expenditures tied to President McKinley illness the appropriation of 45000 covers the doctors fees. Doctors H W Mynvoll Parks D G Dor WW Gr Matzinder Johnson Je Lor WW Der Meltaull and others were paid various sums up to several thousand dollars each with several paid 200 and 260 respectively.
Billings Republicans held a meeting to arrange precinct meetings and select delegates for a convention. The purpose is to nominate candidates for city offices in the spring election, with anticipated independent runs and cross‑endorsement from citizens in opposition to a party ticket.
A pharmacist fined in justice's court for filling a drug order despite unreadable doctor’s writing. Witnesses testified about standard practice when prescriptions are unclear, noting pharmacists should notify the physician. The case discusses ethics and duty to consult the doctor before dispensing.
Fire at an early hour destroyed the interior of a warehouse owned by County Attorney Harry Wiisen in Billings. Fire officials believe the blaze was incendiary in origin.
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