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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1906

Page

25

Cold Weather Yarns Tell Of Bitter March Days In Montana

In a crowded room on a cold March day residents recall March storms in Montana. A speaker cites a barefoot horse trek of twenty miles, a chinook, and a sudden north wind dropping the temperature to 23 below zero after starting above 30. Other memories speak of heavy snows, crusted after 24 hours, with days clear and sunny but frigid, horses shedding hair and livestock suffering in the law beds of Idaho.

Montana Wharton Gallatin Elds

Cold Weather Jackrabbit Shooting on Snow Bank

In unusually cold weather a jackrabbit is shot as it appears to dance in the air. The narrator discovers another man killed the rabbit with a first shot. The cold conditions freeze the animal instantly, ending the incident. The group then moves their sheep toward the railroad and later loads them at DuBois to return to Montana where mercury in a tube is usable in the cold.

Fin du Hois Montana California Fig Syrup Co

Ministers Kept Away By Rigorous Weather

At the regular weekly meeting of the Butte Ministerial Association members attended reluctantly due to severe weather. The discussion covered the Groom of the Christ Paper on Ritualism and Piety but with a small attendance no business was transacted.

Butte

Mayer's auction draws crowd despite cold weather

A Mayer's auction drew a good crowd despite bad weather with buyers bidding on a wide range of items. The sale starts at 2 p.m. and offers jewelry, diamonds, watches, silverware, china, and other fine goods at or near market value.

Mayer West Park Jeweler

Great Northern Route Through Chicago Connection Discussed

Fragmentary OCR text suggests Great Northern and Chicago connections on a main northern line through North Dakota and Montana with changes and sleepers. Mentions Santa Ana relief products and druggists. Reading is garbled but indicates railway routing and services along with a medicinal ad fragment.

Dany Oriental Dakota Montana Chicago

Registration Day Opens Across City Wards

Voters may register today in wards one, three, five, seven at 270 Bath Park Street and in wards two, four, six, eight in the Broadway storeroom. Hours are 9 to 1, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9. Registration closes the 23rd. offices open the 31st for corrections. Local party chatter centers on potential candidates and ward-by-ward speculation.

Firat Bhat Park Street Broadway FE. C. Dugan A. W. Browse East M. H. Cohen John Hoyle O'Reilly

Court Delays Slow Trial Start in County Cases

County attorneys were unprepared causing multiple trials to be reset. Judges adjourned juries, with some defendants not arraigned, delaying proceedings across Departments 11 and 111. Several cases including burglary and assault were set to be heard but postponed, while others faced ongoing backlog and pending dispositions.

Cagen Set Jame Yente Hourquin Conan Dudge Donlans William Ward Lemue

President Roosevelts stance on negotiating with the Confederates

Fragmentary report indicates President Roosevelt urged restraint in negotiations with the Confederate side. The text mentions a letter and that the president has taken several steps, with movements described as arriving in Chicago and returning later in the day. Multiple garbled names appear, but the core note is about official stance and actions in the talks.

Blizzard roars as springlike weather flips to storm

A furious blizzard raged for 72 hours, with hurricane force winds, flying snow, and toppled objects. Water shortages worsened stock losses, while Bernard Baker moves to chair Mutual Life policyholders committee with Vesant Fish’s support. Towle Winterhalter advertises wedding rings and a full assortment of sizes and weights.

Bernard Baker Union Trust Company Mutual Life. Insurance Company Vesant Fish New York Towle Winterhalter Towelers

Supreme Court grants writ in Valentina case death sentence

The U S Supreme Court acts on habeas corpus for Anna Valentina, Italian woman condemned to death in Hackensack N J for murder in 194, affirming the circuit court. Separately the season’s railroad buzz centers on the Los Angeles limited on the new Salt Lake route, hailed as the West’s finest.

Washington, Waren United States

Alaska Central Road to Open Rich Country

Alaska Central railway progress report from Seward toward Fatebanks plans a 490 mile line with 19 miles built. Mayor MacGibbon and FL Aug Hetnge hold stock stakes. Turner of Washington and George Dickinson, ex-Union Packs, also involved. Coal and mineral prospects cited. 12,000 workers expected.

Alaska Macghnwbe Seattle Alaska Central Railway FL Aug Hetnge Seward Reet Hay Fatebanks Kranen Capan Peeted Ty ‘& Fleh

Blizzard Delays in Valley. Water Shortage Fears Loom

Special Dispatch reports a fierce blizzard in the valley from early morning, with heavy snowfall by noon. Wind eased and snow halted in the valley but continued in surrounding mountains, prompting concerns from ranchers about water shortages for next summer due to light snowpack.

Standars Dillon Owlock

Judge Douglas rules in Kieley v Board of Commissioners case

In a circuit court opinion Judge Douglas decides Kieley chief of police v the board of commissioners. The dispute centers on prohibition and recall for promotion. The Chinese legation in Washington refused a permit linked to a Pachor Brau beer at Daly's, 106 North Main.

Douglas Circuit Court Polve Kieley Maki Washington Daly's Place 106 N. Main

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