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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
19
A local Woodmen of the World committee reports an offer from the Anaconda Copper Mining Company to plant a row of shade trees around the city park. The proposal requests suitable holes, loam, water, and protection to ensure tree growth, with trees to be donated if accepted.
Year to year they having received Proper care from the city we will Purchase a tree for every tree 0 dyin to be planted and cared for In the same manner An early notification of the acceptance of this offer will be appreciated as it is necessary to place the order for the tree to have them on the ground at the proper time for transplanting Yours very respectfully ANACONDA CAMP NO 154 WOOD MEN OF THE WORLD JOHN W JAMES Chairman of Committe on Trees AM ladies winter coats at one half price Strain's
A full gallery at the Margaret theater enjoyed last night’s showing of A Thoroughbred Tramp. The production, billed as a bold card for theatergoers, featured a villainous figure and dramatic moments, while the audience responded with enthusiastic applause.
Various local items note visitors, meetings, sales and services. J H Connor arrives from Butte, zoning and floral designs offered by Greigs, Stage’s ads, and a Rembrandt event. Quarantine for scarlet fever at 521 Locus S Street and Mrs Elizabeth Kelly’s funeral planned at St Peter’s Church with burial at Mt Carmel.
Mr and Mrs reg Clark former residents now making California home toured Washoe smelter and city. Clark, once in charge of the Hearst free library, now western rep for Mrs. Phebe Hearst, pleased with city progress and Hearst free child garments. Recital at First Methodist Episcopal church March 20, with Vernon Matlac and Jeanie Fletcher assisting, hailed as one of the best programs for Anaconda citizens.
Stral Taylor Wilson, a possibly intoxicated man, was arrested by Officer Keenan for breaking into Mrs. B. Scott at 51 East Commercial. He appeared before Justice Fitzgerald, who discharged him, noting new evidence suggesting an attempt to commit a crime.
News of spring elections focuses on six aldermen to be elected and six retirees Cariher Macdonald Lodge Coonan McGreevey Gallagher Republicans hold two seats while four Democrats depart Both parties may field full tickets Citizens urge qualified candidates with governance knowledge over popularity Ward division proposals stir talks of Sixth ward redistricting to balance voters and possibly create a Seventh ward. past turnout and polling line issues cited as proof divisions are needed Special dresses for sale noted at end.
Registration books opened at city hall yesterday and about 100 names were added by closing. The municipal election draws active interest as registration expands. Regents include James Judge Boland Gus B English and A L Gray. The Heir to the Hoorah set to debut at Margaret theater. Paul Armstrong wrote the new comedy, the last produced by the late Kirke Lashelle.
Local Democratic party announces a city convention to nominate one candidate per ward for Anaconda. Caucuses will be held Monday March 19 at 1:30 PM at designated ward halls, with primaries Tuesday March 20 from 9 AM to 6 PM. Delegates and alternates listed for each ward, secrecy noted, secretary John H. Cole.
Members of the cri mization gathered at Ben Mahan s store to surprise him with a new Winchester trap gun for his claimed to break blue rock targets. E P Mathewson presented the gift on behalf of the Sta Sportsmen s association and Anaconda Bod and Gun Hub. Mahan, treasurer and active member, tested the weapon amid a crowd, declaring the gift a reward for his services and promising to try it today if the weather allows.
Union Suite offers cream cotton ribbed jerseys for women, featuring ion salin fabric treatment and comfortable fit. Product details emphasize quality material and classic styling for everyday wear.
Philipsburg and Brockton items report a burglary case in district court with Iran Cutler pleading guilty and receiving prison time. Local notices mention a cabin fire caused by snow, a charity musicale at the Methodist church, and Strain’s sale ads. Additional lines note premature scholarship by Charles E. Hughes and Brockton factory workers serving in city government.
Sealed proposals by Laurel Construction Company for building a section of the Cov ditch near Park City Montana are due by 12 o clock noon March 18 1906. Work includes rock excavation and embankment 20600 cubic yards solid rock 587 cubic yards loose rock 18806 cubic yards earth 16 cubic yards dry stone and 2000 linear feet masonry retaining wall. Plans and specs available in Billings at Henry Gerharg engineers offices with certified check for percent of bid. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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