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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
15
A garbled listing details dozens of residents and visitors in Butte and nearby towns. Mentions Meyer bugglen at Grady Rent planes from Orton Bros and various figures from Helena Whitehall Dillon and Pony. Notes social calls, travel, and business shuffles with scattered addresses and venues such as 739 W. Bro and Thornton hotel.
A desert region woman becomes central to a Wyoming tale of thrift and courage, saving money and facing hardship with pragmatic resolve. The story highlights resilience, local struggle, and community ties in a harsh landscape.
A violent assault near a Northern railway area left a woman wounded and a man beaten as three robbers attacked a carriage party. The victims fought back. two women escaped, one woman’s clothing torn, and authorities seek the attackers while the driver and bystanders aided the wounded. The incident remains largely unexplained with the suspects unnamed.
Allen P. Bowie of the State Savings Bank received a letter from Fector of Lewistown Episcopal Church regarding Roy Deane who is believed to have gone to Manitoba months ago. Friends in Manitoba had written Lewistown and inquiries originated there. No news from Deane, and he may have found another way to earn a living in Butte. Anyone with information should contact Mr. Bowie at the bank.
Judge McClernan will hear motions today including Delmoe against Bailey et al and others. Objections and settlements involve Abrarich Company and GF operations. Several demurrers and strikes are noted, with cases like George Harbour against P. 5 and Maite Storm against the cry of Butte. The new jury for Department T is returnable tomorrow morning, and after the panel is selected, trial of cases will begin.
Wilson visits Butte from the Butte while D. Kaufman arrives from Anaconda. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford registered at the Butte. R. H. Adams of Helena attends to business interests. Towle and Whiterhalter advertise jewelry with a wide assortment and guaranteed quality. Galt's Blue Ribbon Ceylon teams noted.
Reports describe miners trapped and rescued from a dangerous shaft as fumes, heat, and collapse hampered efforts. Engineers plan to probe the pit and locate zones while authorities debate dropping heavy metal to clear the blockage and reach survivors. Nine rescued men inspire cautious hope for others missing.
Last night the Silver How Trades and Labor Assembly debated a resolution to endorse a universal label for labor unions. The vote passed 18 to 1 amid discussions on fairness and implications for cigar workers in Butte. A three member committee was formed to study the labeling dispute.
Butte fivesmen finished sixth among more than twenty teams in a western bowling tournament at Salt Lake. They excelled in doubles with fourth place and claimed prize money in singles. The event featured Elwood versus Gil, backed by W. A. Clark Jr’s challenge and up to $1000 stakes.
The obituary notes Sak Atea Dead and 16 year resident Saki Marayia in the Butte district with funeral planned at Fania church Tuesday afternoon and burial at St Mt Flo cemetery Rich and May. Tracy, a well known figure, was arrested yesterday alongside an ironworker.
A fragment suggests a disturbance at a lodging house involving Mercury and accusations that illicitly made fur and furniture. One resident described a lively pattern in the room. Further readable details are limited.
Snowplows and sweepers worked through the night in ongoing efforts to clear streets. Traffic remained light in places, with some delays and longer intervals between plowing in certain areas.
Henry Melton Beaverhead County attorney and George Melton were in town en route to Helena for the examination to be taken today for a Montana cadetship offered by Senator Carter. A bright singer from the Dillon region is confident he will perform well and possibly lead the field.
The Beth Art Club prepares for Cardinal Richelieu with Harold Dinehart directing and Willard Thompson cast as Joseph the monk. Frans Folce and Mortimore Tulle join as players while Edith O Leary appears in a supporting role. a programme and moving pictures are planned.
Fragmentary report notes a violent incident on a Saturday street scene with threats and unclear details. Vague mentions include a person named Vinke Sulartien and others, with confusion about who led or defended.
Katherine Me Andrews a pioneer of Montana died at her daughter s home in this city aged years Funeral will be held Monday at 7 o clock at the Kearney residence Butte priest officiating She came to Montana in youth with her husband who settled in Deer Lodge valley Five children survive Mrs McAndrews was widely known in the state and her family has the sympathy of people in every part of Montana.
LAI HOVT SUCCESSE led a test run over 3 miles with four boats. The Lake boat prevailed in the verdict, ahead of rivals.
Bishop Carroll of Helena approves site on West Main Street for Bozeman Catholic church, parochial school, and pastor residence. Central location near courthouse and schools, $20,000+ cost, foundation to start after Easter, with initial $1,000 gift and plans for continued fundraising.
Five bang up boxing bouts headline the upcoming amateur meet at Butte Athl Av ent in Arizona and Granite cave. Sailors Against Young Dixon and Paul Lenin Against Young Tracy headline lightweight bouts with Jack Sullivan facing Jack Meado in welter and Donnelly meeting Ea Quinn in the heavyweight division. The event promotes local talent amid a busy market scene at Haven market 10 West Park Street.
An old classified line markets a $16 dresser and a $12.50 item No 201. The note mentions hardwood and particleboard construction with two towel shelves and a mirror.
Classified listing describes a large dresser with two small drawers, French legs, bevel roll front, double top, and an extra large swinging plate mirror. Prices shown are 27.50 and 22.50, indicating multiple units or pricing options.
The listing notes a sunred velour couch and chair priced at 12.50 with a 7.50 second price, and a 2.0591g red oak frame furniture item with carved legs. It presents as a compact catalog entry for a furniture sale.
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