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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
21
The note observes that the items closely resemble genuine guest goods in style and finish, with price cited as the sole indicator of their imitation. It highlights how counterfeits imitate appearance while signaling lower value through cost.
A collage of notices from Butte lists Moyer buggies at Grady's and pianos for rent from Orton Bros. updates cover Miss Fletcher’s vocal studio, travel news for James Goodman and Laura McCleary, and various visits to Southern California, Santa Barbara, and New York. It notes purchases, transport, social events, and upcoming Society activities, with market and hotel references and a brief legal notice about forgery.
John Gooch was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary for attempting to kill his third wife by cutting her throat with a ragged weapon and punching her with a hammer. The judge noted perjury in arising divorce cases and said Montanan law limited punishment to ten years.
Justice William Belin intervened as Hewets tried to solicit alms in Meaderville on Saturday. He threatened to return with a gun after failing to obtain help, was jailed, and later lectured by Justice Libby who warned him to avoid Meaderville authorities.
The May Exponent will be edited by seniors led by Potter with two years at the helm. A full page of halftone cuts will feature the Exponent staff basketball teams and graduating seniors from preparatory domestic science and business departments. Finances are reported in better condition than ever as the year ends.
The March jury term in Cascade County district court ended early when Judge Tessie discharged all jurors. Fourteen cases remained on the calendar, but no further trials were set this week. The term began last Monday and was among the shortest on record. The July term is expected in June. The Democratic convention for Butte is called for March 19 at Miners Union Hall to nominate aldermen and select delegates. Primaries for delegates will be held in eight wards on Thursday or Sunday between 7 and 8 o'clock at specified venues.
George W. Ricketts convicted of manslaughter appeared in district court this morning to receive sentence. His attorney requested the sentence be deferred until 9:00 o clock tomorrow morning in the city.
Justice Doran defers ruling on whether further complaints will be issued in gambling cases as he states the criminal business will not interrupt his civil matters tomorrow night.
Local court records show ongoing divorce actions including filings by H N Mek On He and others. Cases involve petitions for dissolution of marriage, asset distribution, and support considerations as the docket proceeds.
Judge McClernan granted two divorces while hearing a third but ruled the marriage annulment could not proceed as the plaintiff filed two weeks too soon. Mary Meade sued for divorce from her husband for desertion, claiming he left with no reason and drank heavily. she described injuries from a past altercation and said he disappeared about a year ago. Other rulings included decrees for M J Metod and Hapty, and various overrulings and judgments in related civil actions.
A Woman credits Postum Coffee Substitute with ending years of headaches and fatigue caused by coffee. She recalls nervous ailments, nurse care, and eventual vigor after switching to Portum Food Coffee, noting she has not had a headache for a year and performs daily work easily. She mentions the Postum company address in Bat Me Creek, Michigan and the slogan There''s no Read the tile books the Road to Wellville.
A court session in Butte dealt with a petition for alimony as Mrs Shewe sought support from her husband. An incident occurred when a male companion assisted her after she fainted. she requested a one week delay before continuing. The husband contends his wealth and property suffice for payment and disputes the valuation of his assets.
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