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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
2
A jumble of scattered items from a city page lists plants, shops, rooming and dining details. Mentions Gretgs and Verberckinves locales, Avett bores, a 1412 Bart Turd street address, and December decor orders. Several names appear with businesses or events, including J. D. Lounsbery, Aomeuiita, and Owen upstairs dining.
Reports describe a spring baseball game on the city common with players from Anaconda and visiting Colorado teams. Details mention lineup positions, local interest, and spectators amid a busy civic scene with vendors, nearby businesses, and street activity surrounding the event.
Fragmentary OCR text references a sale with prices around four dollars and mentions goods like ducks and hats. Details are garbled and names are unreadable, offering only vague hints of pricing and items in a sale advertisement.
Ndlice to stockholders of ANACODNA Copper Mining Company announces the annual meeting at the principal office in Annacondy Mont on May 1 1908 for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. By order of the board. A Wend secretary.
The report outlines interest in a meet at State University with mention of participants, events, and organizational involvement. It references various individuals, teams, and venues, noting anticipated dates and results, while detailing local expectations and possible outcomes for attendees.
Fragmented text describes a public sale or event with references to multiple names and places. It mentions losses and injuries from a wreck, measurements of stock or goods, and a call to attend a meeting or auction at a local office. Multiple proper nouns appear, including organizations and individuals, amid garbled phrasing.
Workers at the wired railroad in Lodz led a strike in May as they faced compulsion to join the movement. Police claim attackers fired shots, killing three and wounding others while the socialist party sought to organize the action.
Shoe department ad touts Indies shoes with light soles and varied heels, military and regular styles, regular value 430 dollars, offered at special prices. Limited stock in all sizes. hurry before they are gone. Includes boys' shoes and other items.
A stray OCR fragment describes a boarding house run by Miss Jydin Stokes in buriington. It mentions a reform effort at an aged women’s home and notes fines for offenses, with unclear details about residents, governance, and finances.
James AL Honstall of the United States hatchery at Hozemai issued a bulletin about streams in Montana. The notice discusses restocking, irrigation issues, and fish passage devices that may impact stream life. The document notes a proposed plan for guiding restocking efforts and mentions attendance at a lodge event and meetings in Missoula and other Montana locales.
In Clarkston tensions rose as a group attempted to enter the city for a leu ary. They were driven out by a mob, with threats of further action if they returned. No Chinese residents were reported harmed.
May 10 report on Johnny F. Wetlace formerly chief engineer of the Paygana canal who has become president of the Electro Properties Company. The New York incorporated organization plans to acquire finance and develop properties where electricity is the principal feature, per Mr Wallace.
A long advertisement touts Dr. Pierce and other patent remedies, praising their ingredients, claiming superior efficacy for uterine and other conditions, and urging readers to trust open ingredient disclosures. It promotes The Golden Seal, Black Cherry, and related preparations, with testimonials from medical authorities and a push to buy through druggists.
County commissioners meet May 1 1008 at Deer Lodge with members present Viltat Kole chair and others. Bills against the county audited approved and ordered paid. Salaries listed for clerks and officials, poor relief payments made, road viewers reports returned, warrants and adjournment details recorded. The meeting notes tenure and appointments, with the new courthouse project mentioned and future sessions scheduled.
The city invites bids for extending the main sewer between Park Avenue and Third Street from Pieestreot to city western limit. Bids are due May 10 at 4 p.m. A certified check of $290 accompanies each bid. The city reserves the right to reject or award bids.
City council will award a contract for concreting and walkway improvements around block aa in accordance with plan and specifications on May 2, 1903. Bids received until noon. a certified check of 300 must accompany each bid. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. Dated May 1, 1906.
Construction of concrete pavement and sidewalk on the north side of Park avenue from Main street to Pin tree to spies a prncemalle d Intriet 38 plans and locations on file in the Mey cleri's. Bids to be awarded May 21, 190%, at 8 o'clock am. Bids received until noon at that dex. Certified check for $230 required. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. P Suleivan, City Clerk, dated May 1, 190.
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