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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
12
Jurors found Willaw Anderson known as Hed Anderson guilty of stealing a coat from a bartender, with defense claiming misidentification. Judge Hourgin set further trials for April and discharged jurors after the verdict. Rodgers and Harbour cases moved or dismissed as prosecutors reassess evidence in County Court.
The Murte tennis season of 105 will open today on the old courts in good shape for early play. Grading on new courts is slated for next week with finish by Friday as new member applications are heard. City racquet men anticipate a strong season and possible state-level honors at the August Anaconda tournament. Visitors are welcome at the courts at the foot of Jackson Street. applications should be filed soon with club officers Floyd Mushnell, D. D. Ale Langalin, and A. R. Mosher. Women players may be admitted this year, though no decision has been made yet.
William Gordon faced the Dulal Matrict court when James Link was brought to testify on a carry concealed weapon charge. A $500 fine was imposed or four months in jail. Judge Don Tah delayed sentencing, ordering a vandal act upon release, while county attorney planned further action. Superintendent TRG will inspect Boxerman today for college shows and equipment as a manual training department may be added to the Butte public schools.
Prank Welker yesterday began a suit in district court against Anton Hoff and a thor a for damages and to stop further trespass on several mining claims near Columbia Gardens.
Fragmentary line reads of Which Use phunlittetums to be the oner. Mentions latins aire called the Thanh Shtele Gkint and Pausgs in Seat Chole. Includes a puzzling PIANEITE sescantis amounting to 1008 dollars and vestemluing order issued.
Word reached in Butte that Isaac H Minneard, 28, formerly of Ruble, died at Walnut Springs asylum after commitment from the Butte court. He leaves a wife and two children. He was a member of the Woodmen and funeral arrangements are to be handled by the organization. Burial will be in North Cemetery.
A court case involving Aide McClermin and Henry Smith centers on a disputed tax deed and property transfer. Willard faced with a $500 claim sought $3500, while attorneys argued over verdict options and evidence. The proceedings focus on whether Smith held a tax deed and the proper judgment for damages.
Jules D OBrien of Milwaukee was unanimously elected president of the American Baseball league Nay. All factions agreed the selection would prevent jeopardy to the association by further delay. Service at Temple Binai Israel Galena and Washington was noted with Sabbath observance.
The piece markets daily arrival of new insects in varied forms. It invites readers to inspect stock, promises brand quality, and offers competitive prices with a call to arrange a showing. It uses promotional language and emphasizes variety and value.
Loxtington and Walker ville plan a major expansion tied to mining. Pay days at Loxting ton mines caused discontent as workers awaited wages. A lodge meeting arranged to coordinate with Washington for a joint Gold Fellows anniversary, while revival meetings in Mt Bethel grow crowded. Mayor candidate Mike Murray remains bedridden with rheumatism.
A Webb advertising firm helped a local store craft ads that boosted business but the owner ordered a halt. He said the advertising work was exhausting staff and overworking the store, expressing fatigue and burnout.
British vice consul at Seattle Herward Pelly received a cable stating his brother Laneslot has died in Korea. No prior word of the death reached him, and Pelly had been arranging his brother’s homecoming to Seattle where he intended to make his home.
Alphonse Perusse yesterday brought suit against Rose Perusse for divorce on desertion grounds. They wed in Butte September 7, 1802, with desertion said to have occurred January 26, 1803 at Basin.
Articles of Incorporation filed yesterday with the county clerk by C H Smith B Glanard Charles A Wallace John F Cowan and F G Gorin establish the Butte and Milwaukee Mining Company with capital stock of 4 million dollars. Par value 32 cents per share. Norcross Mining Company books open for second allotment at 25 cents per share. Inquire at Norcross Investment Company offices across 1 and 2 43 East Broadway.
Members of division No 1 A O T meet at 107 South Gaylord Street on Friday morning at 10 o clock for the funeral of their brother M Buckles. By order of Joan O Rourke president and T Wuarthy recording secretary.
Heenentiix and Jonas Elster announce the City market will resume business on Monday April 2 at 1 West Park Street Wes and Matic Phone 54. The notice highlights the reopening and contact details for customers.
A city council grant for railroad terminal facilities faced denial and political doubt. The mayor had not signed the ordinance yet with further developments expected. The piece notes local figures and mentions travel via a new Salt Lake route and advertisements for Pathor-Brau beer at Daty’s Diece.
A busy Sunday session of the Protestant Sunday Schools convention opened with afternoon prayer and round table talks. Rev W C Merritt spoke on youth work and the closing address outlined reaching the unreached. The program included papers on training future teachers and a final session planned for Shortridge. A funeral for Jenel Buckley, age two, was held this morning at 1057 South Gaylord Street.
The Rant ha Clon notes the Bonilla club incorporated by F. Jones of Anaconda C. I. Kelley UW Gay Stivers W. I. Renick and H. A. Morley of Butte. The club has no capital stock and its announced purposes are to fish hunt and conduct and encourage other innocent sports.
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