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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1906
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is listed with a Missoula address at 130 Hig Ris avenue and a telephone number. Advertising rates are available on application.
March 6 report shows city Democrats caucusing in all wards with harmony and intent to win this spring. Delegates and alternates named for multiple wards list numerous individuals including Warle, Therriault, Elliott, Hale, and many others across the party slate.
March 26 in Missoula reports registration for the city election on April 2. A large list of names recorded as voters, with daylong screenings from democratic and republican factions. Republican prix texes held to guide caucus timing and ward nominations.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure claiming instant relief for piles and urges readers to request a free sample. It asserts widespread customer satisfaction, asserts a positive verdict from trials, and promotes buying boxes from druggists at six cents each, with endorsements from users across regions.
Missoula chamber of commerce debates graft and gambling probes with a motion to form a committee, aiming to involve grand jury if possible. Debate centers on whether grafting inquiries fall under city or county authority, with education and public works topics also on the agenda.
At a town meeting held in Pring, nominations were made for town officers. W W McCrackin was nominated for mayor, with S G Sonthaniilek for alderman first ward, R A O Nara for alderman second ward, and M J Minherty for alderman third ward. A committee was appointed to draft a charter. W J McMurry, the present mayor, received renomination.
Missoula reports Harry Kirk a local hide buyer left for Colorado after telegram said his brother Addison Kirk's body was recovered from the Catep Bed mine snowslide. Addison, a mining operator from Qaray Colorado, had recently left to inspect a mine in San Juan country and was at Camp Bird when the slide occurred. mother resides in Grand Haven, California.
Missoula march 26 Norton Hennett formerly of Butte who directed the Great Northern Pacle tunnel project has won the contract to construct 36 miles of the International railroad east of Spokane. Bennett will use a reeain shave in the work and start in a few days. The line is built by D C Corbin with East of Benners Ferry nearly finished and from International to Sandpoint nearly complete. The line is expected to reach Interpole Kane by the end of August this year.
Canadian native Wilkie W. Howard was granted immigration papers amid a formal materal expression seeking a better outcome for Culoe Sain than for Klay Bulns.
March 2 Indianapolis reports stalemate as representatives of bituminous coal operators and miners resume executive sessions. No progress toward settlement. deadlock seen by both sides. Union leaders insist on restoration of 10 percent wage scale and a 5.5 percent advance, while operators push for terms favorable to management before any agreement.
The Amador to Iron Mountain line collision near Amador and Iron Mountain left brakeman Atoaurider A Wakeman dead. He died after a leg was severed on the footboard and the engine wheels crushed him. He was 23, well regarded, and survived by a sister and brother. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of his siblings.
Harry Schylaat, by attorney, sues Burk & McBride in district court over timber poles sold in July 61. Poles were cutting from government land, not property of defendant at sale. Plaintiff seeks 4358.68 damages plus costs after alleged refunds refused.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a cure for the worst catarrh cases. The inhaler kit includes a necklet, dropper, and bottle of Hyomel, priced at $1 with refill bottles available for 59 cents. Free samples and a medical consultation offer accompany the mail order.
The notice indicates a combined expenditure of 10 dollars for defense in the Hgts matter. It notes that the fee total covers services to defend tls interests and references the involved party Intryhur.
A lively Monday at the University of Montana details students in the mechanical department viewing wool work, carpentry, and mithite shop activity. The training table crowd includes football men seeking rest, while a bake shop fundraising yields gingerbread and doughnuts for a surprise treat.
A certified copy shows the incorporation of the Amasinere Treigadion and Révelopment company under New Jersey law filed today. Samuel Tinsmore, current president, led the initial launch to pursue irrigation and water power projects, with capital stock set at 31600 and a first meeting authorized a 10 percent increase to 13,000, divided into 28 shares of 160 each.
Missoula on March 26 Sheriff Graham and Mepury Fl Larson left in the morning for Warm Springs asylum with Edward Joyce in custody. Joyce, brought from Casas Prainig a few days earlier, resisted boarding the train and warned he would not go to the asylum. On the train he quieted and posed no further trouble. Sheriff Graham planned to return to Butte this evening and pursue McCarty, a Missoula man charged with writing threatening letters, who was arrested by Butte officials on Saturday.
Court in Missoula heard a suit by Northern Pacific against A A Brayn over use of buildings on ground in De Torgia. Trial occurred without a jury after witnesses for both sides testified and arguments were presented by Ronmolly for the plaintiff and Keane for the defense.
Algeeirag Spain March 26 The overseas conference met for an hour seeking central police control. German delegate Mery von Radowitz urged centralization as crucial, hinting Germany would not withdraw if the amendment not adopted. The discussion then moved to committee.
The court hands down three opinions. It upholds city councils’ power to grant franchises to telegraph and electric lines with reasonable rules, strikes down a 1995 clause as unconstitutional, and limits county boards’ authority to build a hospital under a state health statute. The decision emphasizes constitutional constraints on municipal and county actions and outlines regulatory requirements for utilities.
A California woman narrates a 34 year old tale of chronic illness and fatigue cured by switching to Postum cereal coffee. She details a yearlong trial with Postum and nine months of exclusive use, noting weight gain, better sleep, color return, and regained vitality after abandoning regular coffee. She emphasizes the lesson of sticking with Postum.
Associate Justice Milburn writes that the act naming a single subject in the caption fails to express the legislation’s purpose and the county commissioners lack authority to build or maintain detention hospitals for contagious diseases. The lower court ruling for the county is reversed as the record shows no prejudicial error despite deficiencies.
Corbin recounts a reminiscence of his first trip to the Coour a Alene country as he visits the Wardner, O Rourke, Sullivan, Baer and Kellogg mines. He recalls Wardner hiding ore samples in a sack and using dynamite, and the miners’ dining with them at a boarding house after inspecting the prospects.
Missooula notes funeral services for John McLeod at the poor farm tomorrow and for Mex Andrew Northloot in Bonner at Lucy's chapel with interment in Valley cemetery. Mr and Mrs T E Bukter returned from a two week visit to Seattle and the sound. J D Jarnette and wife came home from Birmingham Alabama. A telegram from Robert Workman's brother reports his accidental death at Plain Late Uriddy High. Dr and Mrs R de B Smith of Ann arbor arrived last evening to furnish their home on the FOUN. Abr Smith visits Mis Foula lls headquarters while emplacing placer mined on Dry creek.
March 26 report from Je Maines notes municipal elections underway across Iowa with Clinton Waterloo Burlington and Ben Maines fielding candidates. Voters face heated campaigns and local issues as communities decide leadership for the coming term.
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