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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
8
A midline sale listing men’s apparel and accessories with prices. Items include medium weight fabrics in dark blue serge, longs, and rex. ware and hand-tailored bear serge fining. prices listed in cents and dollars. Also advertised are cotton socks and mitts with discounted prices.
The Butte city council held a special meeting to set appropriations for the next fiscal year, name election judges and clerks, and arrange for Granite alley opening. The Ways and Means report urged departments to stay within budgets with separate funds, and the council approved transfer resolutions and new funds.
Special dispatch from Vetena reports Judge William T. Hunt ordered the removal of fences owned by C.D. Toward or his agents by April 1. The United States Marshal is empowered to remove or supervise removal if Tres County residents fail to comply. The government suit concerns maintenance of fences on public domain property.
Mrs. B H Williams, an English resident of Hartman house, was brought before Magistrate Whale in the Tombs police court and committed to Bellevue hospital for a sanity examination. The charge, disorderly conduct, followed an afternoon arrest outside J P Morgan and Co. Williams, claiming a plot against J P Morgan, resisted removal and accused Morgan and his son of threats, having visited Morgan & Co. daily since March 9.
A Helena court instructed a jury in the estate of Chores Gibson case. The verdict favored the plaintiff against Le S. Metave for 35,000 plus interest, stemming from a contract tied to a Bromdvil group loan near Southart.
Charles 1D acted as agent for AieLure in the case where the later party was not pursued by Daige Hunt.
Indianapolis March 11 Officials announced a model railroad city plan by the New York Central. About 2450 acres adjoining Indianapolis would be cleared at an estimated 650000 dollars. Six hundred forty acres would hold repair shops employing 3.4 percent of workers. The remainder would form a railroad city to support the project. The system has appropriated 3000000 for the work.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions remedies and various names including IRVING'S BUCHY KARP and The Smith Doig Co. Mont Curlatt & Leys Co Butte. Content is garbled with references to complexion and blood. No clear event, date, or identifiable actions available.
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