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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
11
The Melon family case alleges the husband beat his wife and threatened her, seeking divorce on grounds of cruelty. The complaint claims two years of neglect and lack of support, with detailed accusations of assault and intimidation.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a 30 day period and tickets with reference to Overland United and Denver entities. It cites a 100 North Main Street address and lane notes, but the readable text is incomplete and fragmented. No clear event, date, or names beyond generic places appear.
Aged 16, son of Me and Mrs W E Rowan, died yesterday at the Grenily residence. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock at Sacred Heart, with proceeds to benefit Prof. George We Watson. A hockey game in Moscow tonight at the West Highland venue features admission of 23 and 0. Magnolia claim to beat their rivals to reach a century.
A city gathering at the mall outlined formation of multiple committees led by Chairman Ganner to advance observances. Attendees discussed funding, with estimates suggesting at least 7500 dollars for Fourth of July events. numerous representatives from various sections were named to participate.
A garbled government or community notice references a meeting or event around 8:30 with unclear names and places. The readable content lists several distorted names and mentions a committee or wall of a group, indicating a municipal or civic context without clear specifics.
Joseph El Furman of Butte writes that YMCA efforts and the new building would greatly benefit city youth and workers. He praises YMCA leadership, silent praise from residents, and notes the organization’s moral influence could uplift slums and provide real help in a bustling urban area.
Report recounts a jail delivery incident with deputies detaining suspects. Names such as Hinties Muveau and Henry Burgess appear among those linked to an assault and robbery case. The piece notes deputy sheriffs and a sale date connected to the ongoing legal proceedings.
The Scottish Rite Masons held a reunion in Monten with a banquet after a long day of degree work. Members progressed from the Court to the thirty second degree, with speeches by Ernest Sehlwefel and others, and a feast for about 180 guests. The event also noted church and community figures in attendance and reflected on lodge activities and local memorials.
Thirteen Butte miners travel to Denver as delegates elected by the miners' union to represent their locality at a western mining convention. Key issues and anticipated debate are noted, with the group expected to be away two to three weeks before returning for a union day celebration. Delegates O Connor Malloy and others are listed as retiring this afternoon.
The district court clerk received a letter from Rev. Krnegt W. Wright of Missoula requesting a marriage certificate for Charles Mianilton and Moytthan Tettig, injured weeks ago in an incident linked to Rev. Me. Taltialt. The document is needed as evidence for insurance claims.
A garbled account recalls Byrne and Webhor returning from Paris with mentions of a New York lapse, a washout, Mendieta art, and scattered references to prices, rates, and local events. The text also notes a sale date, fishing weekends, and a Christian church gathering with tamales.
Altar boys paid tribute to Dan McMahon, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMahon, at Sacred Heart church. Classmates stood vigil as services began with a solemn funeral procession to Catholic Cemetery, Father Callahan presiding at the high mass.
Robert Aathe 16 and Mrs Wo died last evening at the family home after a long illness. Survived by several brothers and sisters. The funeral service will be held Saturday at the home followed by a prayer at the church. Burial in Catholic cemetery.
Preparations are under way for graduation exercises in the St Patrick parochial with plans to weld and attend. The exact date appears unclear in the readable text, but tentative scheduling is noted with a committee and attendees from the parish.
Scattered OCR text shows a disturbance at a Centerville residence with references to Mr Aivan and family members. Trial notes mention Petey Geren in district court. Several names appear amid garbled lines, including Mi aurd and Moyrie de Praveres, with scattered street and religious group references. The fragmentary report lacks coherent details or a clear sequence of events.
An elderly defendant faced a serious charge in a courtroom with spectators barred. The trial featured testimony about the alleged offense and the defendant’s character, with prosecutors names including Me. Canning and G. Sen. Juror names and detailed evidence were discussed as the case proceeded.
Dr Morrison wed at 2 afternoon in the parish of residents with Reverend J. J. Groeneveld officiating. Attendants were Miss Aliana Trente van and Robert Hubley among a few intimate friends. Newlyweds planned a brief wedding trip and will reside at home in Bartle with their wide circle of friends.
Deserters in the Missoula area prompted a police appeal as authorities seek to apprehend members of the army. The report notes recent efforts and mentions Missoula locations and the difficulty in locating several deserters over the past weeks.
A special meeting of the Halle Dental Society was held in the evening at the Halle building with Dr Fimerase presiding. Plans discussed included porcelain tooth work and new techniques, with several local dentists in attendance and officers presenting the agenda.
A group of horseshoers plans to form a state association during a Saturday convention in Butte. The gathering aims to organize a statewide committee and set a schedule for future meetings and activities.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Cornelia Feettey returning from a voyage to a shore area with references to cities and engineers. Mentions include Mester, Spat Jah, FW Blackford, and a chief engineer role at Kelme, with scattered details about WM Pekford and a wife.
Partial OCR text describes events and names involving Temple and Washington mentions, with scattered references to individuals and locations. The readable fragments hint at a local society or religious observance, a Saturday Sabbath, and some community figures, but concrete events or outcomes are unclear.
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