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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1906
Page
13
Copper stocks across the East show varied moves with Butte Copper leading activity. Prices swung with New York and Boston trades, but overall totals hovered around daily averages as investors weighed demand and supply signals.
O F Deringer writes to a Butte man claiming options on Pine mining claims joined to Pittsburgh and Bull Whacker interests. He asserts nine claims named Ten OClock through Silver Creek cost $885,009 and offers exchange for $195,000. A mineral map was shown but no claims were disclosed.
Bertha mine leasers report the Mertha vein cut at 100 feet, 65 feet below the original discovery, with both openings active and ore shipments continuing daily. The vein, opened for north south mining, has spurred regional interest. in local news, the remains of Ars dure Thomas will be moved tomorrow, funeral at 2 pm with services at Mountain View conducted by Rev Bavard. John F. Barin, 37, a member of Hutte Lodge No. 11, BC, EL, is noted in obituaries. miners’ union events and funeral details are listed for Richards undertakers.
James A Murray returned yesterday and will stay four days for business. He spent winter in Southern California and is in good health. The notice also mentions a family wedding, and various local ads and funeral notices with schedules and prices.
Fragmented OCR recounts the Secord murder trial, noting Tickson’s killing at a saloon. It mentions defense led by Peter Ly Keane, prosecutors Walkey and Benny, a $20,000 bond, and multiple jurors and attorneys with many garbled names and dates.
A dramatic 19th century case details Dr Queen performing a life saving chest operation after a self inflicted stab to the breast. The knife pierced the heart but the physician reopened the chest, repaired the organ, and the patient recovered after 12 days and returned home. The incident was described by the patient in an interview at home.
Paris dispatch reports a bride named Mart Lallie murdered by a leopard at a Lyons menagerie during her wedding journey. The savage animal allegedly escaped restraint and fatally attacked the bride after she was brought into its enclosure.
The article extols malt as the life of beer and claims Pabst uses an exclusive eight day malting method. It says faster methods degrade nutrition and taste, while eight days mature the grain, boosting strength, flavor, and purity in Pabst beer.
A long fragmented article discusses longevity myths and factors for extended life, mentioning average lifespans around 45 years and 24 years in certain populations. It references alcohol use, lifestyle, and climate as influences, with speculative claims about meats, foods, and poverty. The piece cites regions and names vague in origin, offering curious historical context rather than concrete conclusions.
Reports say several expeditions failed to recover gold from a shipwreck off Hei Zaalains with a value around 40.40, while crews faced rough seas. A Wellington published account notes a sinking treasure may have disappeared, and American visitors linked to a San Francisco voyage sparked speculation.
Speatal Diepiaich reports shipments from Manhattan during Apelt month. About 3,000 head of cattle and beef stocks valued at 10,000 dollars were sent to Dakotai Partie and western areas. Ships from Manhattan May 3% carried cows and calves. Local business progress noted at the air and park developments. A cut of line on a Saturday mentions Wythe owner Largey and a young Wisconsin rider. a trike party and a begetting at LI pound are briefly cited.
A sketchy report from the Catlin District near Las Vegas Nevada notes improving prospects for Furnace Creek Copper. Mentions recent surface showing, new district discovery, and interest from Silver Row No. 299 members. References ore carrying gold silver and copper with copper predominating. May attend a special meeting and a funeral service for William Wilson.
Mrs George W Challis aged 37 died yesterday afternoon after a six to seven week illness. Funeral plans await hour, with services at St Patrick's church. Survived by husband George W Challis and son. Formerly Miss Magdele Ganong of Lippe Falls Wisconsin. She had lived in Butte and had many friends mourn her loss. Don’t forget Wednesday night social at Mitte hall 217 Dakota street.
Rail line touts excursion tickets to Denver and return for 82 dollars with 30 day final. Stopover privileges allowed both directions. Tickets read via Salt Lake and the Overland Limited from Butte to Denver, reserve now at Short Line City Ticket Offices 103 North Main Street Butte Mont.
An advertisement discusses foods for cognitive labor, praising fish containing fat as nourishing for brain workers. It promotes Choiby's Rex Beef and Cudkary's Rex Meet Retrace as stimulants, claims ease of digestion, and links meat extracts to culinary uses and energy.
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