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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1908
Page
2
Report on a major blackout in Missoula causes loss of power citywide. The outage affects homes, businesses, and services with boiler failures and halted street lighting. Investigations focus on grid issues, with crews working to restore electricity as delays stretch into the night.
Missoula residents react as news breaks of a fatal train wreck near Abixwe. Engineer Kamal Mulat and several locals are named among the known victims, with families in Missoula anxious for word. Masonry groups and the local undertaker arrange services while relatives in California plan burial details.
The article reports the body of a tunnel victim delivered to the undertaker. The man was found dead near a bed of earth at Spokane and was identified as Nick Neaurtele who had worked at a certain site. Investigators are pursuing details of the shooting and location.
In Misworthh on May 2, a court heard a case involving Lurtoy Siemon and Alnee Wd Gertie, who claim a deed transfer failed to convey property purchased for about $4,000. They allege the grantee obtained the money, the deed was improper, and the transfer violated terms, with the court appointing a power of hood to the pre party as needed.
Missourii May cehw of the Un log rolling of the Woodmen of the World held here last night would be heard in the city today. Plans of neighbors from out of town who came to be taken fire the order with thy big chise remained iy ie city to dig. HN there was itch woodyrare sh everywhere Hel ConsultT. Tonks and fis party left on Che worn ig TAT for Matos and Were wsrupted OMe station hw ye ae Helegent tion of the order on the sper Orvitiating SC OU Bows Special Orpanisen sf AL Boehe necompanlal rhe panty i Hutte tadivy to be present at the Inte Vational Unitoly this evening Mr Rob Testwight spake in meh praise of AN Booke work the territory Tee TS ADSATN LAME UOT af the Guy He Perabies sage
Fragmented report shows opposition to instructing delegates at a convention. Names like Hamomuds and Keneaty appear amid disputed plans and potential motions. The text references a broad group against human convention and mentions several figures in a debate-like setting.
A wild spectacle draws crowds as a trainer displays a huge show of elephants and other beasts. The event features more than a hundred elephants and numerous other large animals, with dramatic demonstrations and a notable crowd turnout.
Plans for a new Missoula County Courthouse near completion amid site plans and specifications. Bids are expected to be advertised within weeks, with commission action and delays possible, aiming for a eventual start once the building is completed.
Mixsuula May 2 Ty Lacaase reports LACASSE GOLD PROPERTIES will be expanded this year. The project aims to develop Cedar crees and related sites as a major operation for the state. Kansas City Commercial company manager Mr Gs¢ outlines a plan to deploy expert engineers this summer to assess the property and guide development.
Danae Bicarge of Minsonla and Taaber was arrested yesterday and brought here by Deputy State Game Warden Pays. The report notes the Salbkitowen guide of Lehi involvement and the local authorities handling.
An ad extols Dr Pleven's Favorite Prescription for women addressing medical examinations and fears. It claims cures for debility drains regularity and female weakness while noting non alcohol content and printed ingredients with endorsements from medical professionals.
Mrs. Mary Wilkins of Remington Indiana is among the state's oldest residents she has lived across three centuries and is in her 108th year Her son Dr John A Wilking of Delta Indiana is noted in connection with the family.
A man charged with a serious animal theft case appeared in court with an asserted alibi. The defendant pleaded not guilty and claimed the other party was responsible. A warden requested dismissal as part of the ongoing proceedings.
A local resident praises Francetown's progress noting a cement sidewalk project along Main Street. Observers say the improved frontage near the He lry Inaks property and AGmvon residence enhances curb appeal and encourages business.
Mazie Lou Crain’s funeral drew a large crowd as friends and family gathered at the Payton Dhow apartment area. Services were private with offerings collected in lieu of a public rite, and a hearse did not attend the Cathierameters ceremony where Inturiagit tank plas were noted.
A local note expresses gratitude from the family of Marie Lot for kindness during their time of loss. Attendees and friends are thanked for prayers and assistance, with appreciation extended to those who sent sympathy and support through illness and after the passing.
Fragmentary OCR text references a resident at a city who let someone attack at the shore. Details are unreadable. cannot determine date or full facts.
A jumble of garbled words and names appears, offering little coherent fact. The text contains scattered proper nouns and partial phrases without a clear event, dates, or locations to anchor a credible summary.
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