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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
10
An advertisement showcases dresses in fine lawn and linen with elaborate embroidery and inserted trims. Items include a white lawn dress with heavy embroidery, a yoke of fine tucks, a handkerchief linen dress with linen insertion, and a linen bolero jacket with skirt trimming, priced at 10, 30, and 35 dollars respectively.
United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for clerk and carrier positions at the Anaconda post office to be held May 28. Applicants should contact A. L. Mash, local secretary, for blanks and further details. The notice outlines pay scales by population size, examination subjects, and eligibility.
A historic ecclesiastical court in Batavia delivers a verdict on Dr Algernon A Crapsey rector of St Andrews Church Reshhusier accused of heresy. The court votes four to one against Crapsey on both specifications, with the writ forwarding to Bishop Walker for official action as to the contents.
Rumors fly over the J. LD. Alitort estate in Basin as Clements' court to-day handles sale of several parcels including mineral entry held by Lin Alport Calale. Bids ranged widely with buyers targeting different interests. final prices varied and some buyers were identified by name in the crowd.
The single performance of an elven opera in San Francisco degenerated into a disorganized night. W B George, managing the show, collected all funds but cannot stage the next act. Officials in Bakerafeld request payment as the cause of delays remains unclear.
A San Francisco firm called Willis Latent Cluster was involved in an incident at Calloway Canal where a deer was seen nearby. A man suspected to have committed suicide by self-harm, reportedly despondent after a major fire, was found deceased.
Reported discussions outline gas use permissions under safety review as officials fix a regulatory framework. General Grady calls for city business cooperation to restore normal operations while wage-related measures and kitchen projects are cited as aiding recovery.
May reports from Cleveland describe a tragic Lake Erie storm near Tuesday afternoon. Barges including Tron Queen and Alger aml with the Rbller ber capt in Elen and George Walton aboard faced disaster. Drownings occurred. one steward rescued after the sinking ship.
The Banetan school board met and reelected J Cinanhighain as superintendent for the coming year. The board set next Tuesday night May 15 to elect teachers. Grounds care will be hired for the devin School and improvements planned for Thinthorne medical grounds.
A Pittsburg bank failure case notes deposits totaling around 5 600 dollars with a 410 shortage cited. Directors declare the instance significant and discuss securities that were pledged and potential remedies. The text references the bank bound by directors and a commission’s involvement.
The city council will award the contract for extending the main sewer between Park Avenue and Third Street to the lowest responsible bidder. Bids close May 31, 1906 at 8 oclock p m with a $200 certified check required. City Clerk notes council may reject any bids.
Construction of concrete curbing and wall around block for special improvement district No 30 will be awarded by the city council on Monday May 2 at 8 o clock. Bidder must conform to plans and specifications on file in the city clerk's office. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Notice announces bids for concrete curbing and sidewalk construction on the north side of Park Avenue from Main Street to Pine Street in Sweetwilp Improvement District 2. City clerk’s office on file. Bids to be opened May 21, 1806 at 2 o clock. Bid security required. The clerk reserve the right to accept or reject bids.
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