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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Spanderd located on Kao Hig Kine avenue Misusuli provides advertising rate details on application and telephone contact 128 for inquiries.
Missoula May 9 The Princess Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will be presented at the Union by public school children Thursday evening May 28. Anendreth is musical director with Marion Pritchard as drill master and Sarah Hokenson guiding stage arrangements. The cast includes Rain Keith as Snow White, Herbert Spokesfield as the Prince, Alma Kenton as the Queen, Fred Billadenau as the Huntsman, and many dwarfs and chorus members, with Miss Alice Mardenburg at the piano and Prof. J. A. Williams in charge of business affairs.
Northern Pacific to inaugurate trains 7 and 4 linking Bismarck and Spokane on June 2. Local stops will shift to serve divisions, relieving Nos. 4 2 3 4. Missoula will be reached via Helena, replacing the Bitter Root line to Missouri. A new timetable for the Avison area will be issued soon.
A cryptic note from Hamilton on May 22 describes a flurry of activity in Bitter Root valley as licenses surge this month. Clerk A. C. Baker and deputy F. E. Robbing report rising numbers with a forecast of a likely record in convivial affairs later in the month at the G W Ward location.
The home on Camas prairie witnessed the marriage of Ifan Ruth to Dal Vert Grush, a draftsman at the Wash smelters in Anaconda Tigroom. The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs John Grush of this city and a University of Montana graduate in mechanical engineering. The bride received a A Lauderres or A. in the literary department of the university. They plan to reside here until June 1 then move to Anaconda. Thomas L Hown and Miss Ethel San born, residents of Stevensville, were married in this city Monday by Rev S F Chambers of the Methodist Episcopal church South of Stevensville. They left for Stevensville to establish their home. Remarriage license was issued yesterday to O L Luse and Lois Derby of Kasemant.
Missoula May 22 The city council met but did not transact regular business Informally discussed were plans by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway to raise the south end of the Higgins avenue bridge five feet to permit train passage The council favored rebuilding the whole bridge and aligning the north end with Front street grade The matter will be reviewed at the next region meeting in June
Superintendent A Gingon of the Realty mountain division and Ban Doyle left here in Bayle's private car attached to Pick No 4 for the west. They will join General Superintendent Gbert at Spokane and meet Charles M. Levey third vice president at Tacoma. The party expects to drive to Missouri tomorrow evening and Levey will stop over for the night.
In Missoula district court the case of John Merseg against the city proceeded this morning and the jury returned a verdict for the city with no damages awarded to the plaintiff. Herzog claimed about 200 dollars damage to property on Toole avenue from street grading. the assault case against Ita Tenymona was arraigned yesterday with not guilty plea and set for trial.
Minnonia May 2 Mrs Henry E Blair of Waukesha Wisconsin sister of Mrs Arente Price of this city is expected to arrive here Thursday for a visit lasting a month or six weeks as guest of her sister this will be her first trip to Montana
Special Dispatch to the Stannard from Hamilton May 22. Miss Alice Davenport leaves for Chadron Nebraska to spend summer. The junior class hosted the senior class at Burna hall with a happy program and dancing. Principal Owens received a fine fountain pen from the alumni. Anejo N L Myers named Tham An L Howe commissioner of the Granger Mehon Bart Fork. Frank arrived from Missoula to work for the Anaconda Standard. De Roche, brought by Sheriff Ward on assault and battery charges, was released. London May 22 George Henry Finch, called father of the House of Commons, dies aged nearing forty years of service for Rutland.
May 22 report from Missoula describes Flathead Lake water at a record height flooding lowlands and islands. An accident near Arlee involved Leslie Griffith crossing the Jocko River with a team and gear. his horses and wagon were swept away, leaving Griffith to continue to Butte by train.
A government donation secured through Senator J. Dixon has been mounted at the Missoula courthouse. The gun now rests on two marble slabs near the front entrance, presenting a formidable appearance and guarding the historic building from criticized remarks.
The district court in Valley county opened with a jury trial scheduled for May 28. The state prosecutes Fagi Brown and Monte Golden on second degree assault charges after witness Henry Dieter testified he was beaten in a dispute over freight shipments while employed by the Great Northern at Mondak.
Special Dispatch reports Mayor Foster and city aldermen clash over Burr's confirmation. Opponents contend the mayor had no debt to vote, while supporters push Burr's appointment. Judge Matheson, who has held the office, says he will refuse to surrender it to Burr.
Special Dispatch reports a state and federal joint effort to curb a cattle disease. A circular directs stock owners in Teton Valley Chowtean and Dayton Cowles counties to dip and supervise cattle before shipping. Undipped cattle may leave the state only to enter quarantine yards. properly dipped cattle will be allowed to ship freely. A Seabury spraying machine will be set up by June 2 in the affected counties. owners must notify counts and locations for dipping.
Dublin May 23 The country views the rejection of Mr Hirrell s Trish bill by the analytic convention as a signal that the Liberal party must adopt a genuine home rule scheme at the next general election In the interim Liberal leaders expect Parliament to pass Mr Bryce s Irish university bill and Irish MPs will continue to work with Liberals on general measures
The Butte Woman's Club held its last meeting of the season with no program and a curtailed social tea. outgoing president David Dickson welcomed new officers, who were appointed to committees for the 1907-08 year. The club will reconvene the first Wednesday in October with several special events planned in the interim.
A Knights of Ki gosh class of 12 candidates completed the 19th to 30th degrees under Scott ish Rite auspices with a full day of conferrals from 9 AM to evening. The ceremony covered Pontiff through Knight Kadosh in four apartments, followed by a banquet and upcoming 82nd degree work. Officers listed include Alexander Gray, John Donovan, and John Backus among others.
Denver authorities and Otero officials say EA Phillips was nabbed after a Denver La Junta stop as a suspected pickpocket. They believe he is connected to a Ogden Utah jewelry store robbery valued at 326 000. The sheriff’s office runs a secret inquiry and withholds details.
Five hundred New York post officers attended a dinner honoring George B. Cortelyou War secretary of the treasury and former postmaster general at the Hotel Astor tonight. Speakers included Charles Hamory Smith and James P. McElary, other senior postal officials.
In Mungie Indiana on May 22 Pony Miller exchanged fire with pursuing officers after fatally wounding his former wife near the outskirts of town. Miller was wounded in the leg, captured, and brought back to the city. He reportedly warned of further harm to the man with his wife last night.
Managua May 22 Pere fans arriving from La Union Salvador say a strong revolutionary movement has begun in the republic. Leaders named are Pruden cio Alfario and General Barahonn. Troops were sent into the interior as passengers left Union.
Sonalal Diapaten and Paulsen Borman were each fined $10 after pleading guilty to killing an animal out of season in district court. Law Cariholomew was also involved in the case.
Fragmentary note describes a new cafe in Montana with refined foods, praising parental health benefits and superior dining. It mentions a modern, exquisite establishment and healthful, well-prepared fare amid legislative chatter.
May 22 in Stoke Washington reports Colonel Gasthals states 38 steam shovel crews are at canal work, with 4 in Quiebra cut. Four shovels make the full complement, and some machines may have been laid off due to the rashy season.
Samuel Hill son in law of James J Hat leads eight Seattle men in applying to the comptroller of the currency for a charter of the United States National Bank with capital stock of 500000 and surplus of 100000.
A health-laden warning touts artificial bowel exercise to prevent poisoning from undigested food. It promotes Cascarets as the only proper exercise, priced a dime, urging readers to use the individual tablet for cleansing breath and coated tongue, with Sterling Remedy Company as the maker.
James R. Thompson formerly of Butts now in Seattle travels to Butte. He recounts the Great Northern wreck near Japan months earlier, where his wife and sister survived as the Dakota ran aground. He describes the moments of listing and sinking, the Japanese fishing boat aiding, and the retrieval of baggage while U.S. Marshal Merrifield and others observed.
Comptroller of the currency issued a call today at the national bank in Washington. The statement outlines condition of banks as of Monday May 20. Reportedly the situation includes rapid changes and unspecified pressures affecting liquidity and stability.
Witnesses say a man too intoxicated to name himself claimed to be part of a concrete crew from Dig Timber. He told officers his assailant, a raider from Shields River, fled after the incident and the unnamed man was jailed.
Special Monarch reports from Livingston that Walter Murray, linked to a party of shooters, was pursued after an escape attempt at an earlier arrest. Murray is detained by Spotar officers as part of ongoing Spokane patrols.
George T. Chapman, vice president and general manager of United Railways, is in a very weak condition after being struck with pneumonia. Reports from city hospitals say his condition remains serious and he may not recover.
Wiser, Tome, May g Queen Alexaniyn and Princess Victoria landed from a British royal yacht in Naples. They are en route from Rome to Paris and London, continuing a European itinerary after departing Naples.
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