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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
11
The Principal Branch OMes of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephons 422, Advertising rates fur nished on application.
A display will run all day Wednesday and until the close of Thursday this week at the Om store. The entire stock of a major wholesale dealer in diamonds, pearls, rubies and other stones will be shown in rings, breeches, pendants, necklaces and more. Goods are carefully designed and exclusive to the dealer. Only in New York City could such an extensive assortment be found. Lic. orn. rogny invites any customer not ready to buy to have an article laid aside.
Local items from Butte cover arrivals, visits, and business matters. Notables include George Cowan and wife from Boulder visiting Tinton, Jack Romain of Grasshopper town for a few days, Barney Shaanahan’s back in town, and A. McDonald Dillon tractor proprietor in town. Bonds for sale, tent houses for Pipestone Springs, and various travels between Dillon, Helena, and Missoula.
Witnesses describe year 1902 1903 outbreaks of sore nosed cattle in Deer Lodge Valley attributing to a mysterious ailment. Attorneys probe cattle losses as farmers discuss feed regimes horses and the health of mobs of cattle amid preparation for public auction.
A two- to three-week old baby was found dead yesterday by Georgie Mond and another child in the rear of One Arcade. Police and physicians investigated. no inquest planned. The infant appeared exposed with red hair and swollen features, no poison detected, bottles noted near the body.
An editorial notes the last day to register for the school election, urging residents to sign up. It cites low registration totals yet expects high turnout and outlines precinct registration figures by area, warning that without broad participation no candidate appears likely to secure a majority.
The Raven company reports a 12 foot wide copper ore vein at 1 400 level of the Buffalo mine with about 7 percent copper, 60 ounces silver, and $1.50 per ton value. Ore from 4 to 6 feet wide on 1200 level is uneven while 1800 level drilling will start to mine nearly 200 tons daily. Anna Erickson died at 40, wife of Swan Etlekeon, at 027 South Montana. Funeral notice to follow.
The government signed a contract with the Germany TransAtlantic Bank representing Deutsche Bank Berlin and Specis Bank of New York for a loan of $1,000,000. The loan will be backed by an issue of bearer rent bands at a price of 923, less a 2 percent commission, plus the Avica-La Pag railroad loan of 312,510. The funds are to be used for drainage system construction in various towns in Chile.
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