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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
29
The University of Montana issued A List of Fishes of Montana prepared by James A. Henshall. The bulletin notes native and introduced species, with 45 varieties described to aid anglers in identification and determination.
Fragmentary ad style text touts beef based tonics and “Rex Extract” as a miracle food for invalids and children with weak digestion. It markets strength, growth, and ease of digestion, naming products and a farm source while urging readers to buy.
An early 20th century ad promotes Graves Tooth Powder as a superior dentifrice and antiseptic for teeth and gums with a white gleaming enamel finish and a pleasant aftertaste. It also touts a new home epilepsy treatment Elixir Kosine ig, guaranteed to cure with money-back assurance from Paxson & Rockefeller.
A technical fragment outlines a paddle wheel based filtration concept with a mesh screen and belt arrangement. The design aims for self cleaning action by rotating the screen at the paddle wheel entry, promoting debris clearance while allowing liquid flow.
May reports say a horse disappearance near a hospital was traced to a man named Dorionator who drove a rig from Nine Mile to the town and back. The horse suffered severe injuries during the ordeal and Dorionator faced charges for cruelty to animals after authorities recovered a spare rig and connected the suspect to the drive.
Rozeman leads Missoula to a lopsided win over Bozeman as Missoula tops 754 to 231. He and teammates secure multiple firsts including 120 yard high hurdles Carey and McPhail. Bozeman trails in a meet marked by Missoula's training advantage and strong performances across events.
Missoula May David reports Conkling of Philipsburg has been named forest supervisor for the Gallatin reserve, succeeding Franklin. The appointment follows a Washington notification and prior work with Supervisor Sherman in the district. Conkling previously served as assistant forest supervisor and has been conducting fieldwork near Cable under Inspector Silcox before confirmation. The role carries a salary of 1,0 per year.
Missoula May 9 F Burns a business man from Gold Creek Powell County said no trace has been found of Michael Smith who disappeared from the area last September. Smith was a member of Schiller lodge Sons of Hermann in this city. He vanished during a hunting trip and had recently withdrawn funds from Larabie's bank at Deer Lodge totaling 160 dollars. Burns suspects foul play but the body has not been located.
Misoula Notes reports the funeral for Martin Miller held this afternoon at Lucy's Undertaking after his death Sunday at Sisters Hospital. Various visitors are noted including Jonms A. Fessenden of Kalispell, Weds day's G Willis and Heamurteigh of Plains, R. Ashcroft a mining man from Cline ton, and D. F. rand of Silver tur with Copper Uhler Mining in city for a few days. Northern Pacific personnel D. Royte and D. F. rand are mentioned among observers at the Reed stat wreck scene. Superintendent P. J. Shannon Hitter Root stock farm visited, then returned home.
Missoula May 9 A man named Douglas, wanted by Sheriff Adams on the charge of petty larceny, was arrested. Sheriff Graham detained him at Mantese then brought him in on the Coeur d Alene branch to await arrival of other officers. He had eluded authorities earlier while traveling west.
Missoula May - After a start session at the courthouse, county commissioners proceeded to Bonner for an inspection of the road work and related projects.
Review of the O’Brien Creeks road petition by James M. Rhoades and others shows work progressing satisfactorily. AFAA viewers report was accepted and the road supervisor of that district ordered to open the sand at the site.
Federal Senate rejected the nomination of A. Winstantey to succeed in Missoula after a public lands committee report opposing the confirmation. The decision ends his term and follows questions raised about the nominating process. Vague references to protests and local sentiment mark the hearing as contentious, with supporters noting his prior service and opponents citing undisclosed concerns.
Missoula reports from May indicate poor conditions threaten the Flathead Indian reservation water supply. Snow in the Atlas mountains is thinner than typical by mid June, delaying snowmelt. Late rains affect feed and hay, and ranchers fear forage shortages and grazing losses as the season progresses.
In court Judge Davis hears a police case involving a woman who alleges she was attacked by a man during a city delivery, with a large sum of money taken after a confrontation near a brass fittings shop. The encounter ended with slapping and a blow to the head as she tried to leave.
Missouri May 8 reports a venue change in the murder case of Beesekove from district court after a request for a new trial. attorney actions and a transfer to Lewis and Clark county are noted. Anna Medealf wins a divorce case with witnesses presented. Edmund Rowan granted real property papers. a death in Missoula is reported with burial plans and hospital care.
A strong box valued at $1,200 in specie disappeared from the Northern Pacific depot in Butte yesterday afternoon. Harry Pierce, driver for the Northern Pacific Express Company, was arrested and is held at the City jail on suspicion after early morning questioning by Detective Metnerney. Investigators claim to have information that may lead to recovery of the wagon.
Montana man Anton Witkamp fired a double barreled gun at youths outside his cabin on Chicago Street injuring two teens who had teased him for days. Witkamp contends he shot at the ground as defense, while others corroborate a long history of harassment by the group.
A breach between Chy M. Kennedy and Jack Hoy led to a complaint charging Hoy with disturbance. A warrant was issued by Judge Warren. Hoy was taken into custody by Police Driver Peter McDonagh but released after bond posted at $10. The quarrel, tied to Heinze interests, spilled onto the street with Kennedy objecting to Hoy’s abusive language. Hoy was expected to appear before Judge Warren in court.
Sheriff Sheri Quinn and deputies visited Matte's six gambling houses yesterday. The visit aimed to enforce a local order shutting down gambling devices, which were to be packed away. No activity was found, and the sheriff reported the enforcement generally observed as quiet.
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