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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
5
June wedding gifts featured in sterling silver pieces including elegant sets and personal keepsakes. The selection emphasizes quality crafting and affordable options for thoughtful presents.
New mill at the Cable District moves toward operation with added equipment and improved stabilizations. Machinery delivery is near, ventilation and slope work advance, and production aimed at processing Southern Cross ore. Updated layouts show lifts, tanks, and belt systems aligned for a 100 ton daily capacity amid ongoing construction and electrical installations.
Fragmentary notice describes a short line service leaving Butte next Sunday morning from Bo block to Glen and return. Mentions Dillon and ticket validity, and a location at 2129 N Main Elroct in Dubie. Unclear details due to garbled OCR but indicates travel option and pricing.
The trade reports sustained demand for high grade carriage horses despite the rise of autos. Dealers say prices remain record high and sales at auction have already reached unprecedented levels with more buyers abroad than at spring opening.
Butte nest of Owls held a social session after the regular meeting at Boucher Hall West Pass Street. Ben Sampson led the group, which lasted nearly to midnight, with visiting Owls and members enjoying instrumental music and refreshments. The event ran long, amid holiday crowds and festive chatter.
The Five W'r club of young folks at the Virel Vanlist church will give an entertainment this evening to raise funds for a new church building. The program features instrumental solos violin and vocal numbers by Neil Carlson, Moya Noyes, and others, with refreshments served.
James W Kellogg, 17 years old, native of New Jersey, Civil War veteran and member of Grand Army of the Republic, died recently in Butte. Funeral arrangements set with Grand Army in charge. Wife and two daughters survive. Kellogg was a former president of a local organization and lived on Oregon Avenue. Mary J Greasley, 67, a longtime Butte resident, also noted among survivors.
Multiple obituary items note deaths at home on South Wyoming Street and at 718 North Yuma Street, with services planned and relatives listed. Also reported are a juvenile baseball result, a stock exchange notice for Cananea Copper merger, and a dated corporate secretary notice from Buiuth Minnesota with schedule details.
Vienna in May reports a Bohemian priest shot outside the Helchstadt cathedral as anarchist Weyk mut attempts murder Dean Mauer. The assailant fired four shots, wounding the dean in three places. police guards nearby were hit by a stray bullet, and Weyk mut fled. The dean remained conscious but likely death awaits. bystander Janet and his victim Bauder face grim fates.
A May 10 report from Serlin notes enrollees from southern Baren and nearby regions show poor physical standards for military service. Only 20 met the required standard, 27 were deemed doubtful, and many were unfit for active duty. The diet hinges on potatoes and skim milk, leading to weak physiques amid dairy processing for cheese factories.
In the Alpine village of Kientia in Oberund a massive landslide threatens total destruction. Half the village is buried under roots trees and debris. Two men are dead and several others injured as federal engineers order evacuation. The advancing 72 foot high slide moves toward the valley as residents and crews race to save remaining structures.
A Patrick Henry Day celebration at the Jamestown exposition in Virginia featured William Jennings Bryan delivering a lengthy address on May 30 1750 era topics. Highlights included a chorus of 459 schoolchildren, a reading of Henrys resolution, and Bryan contrasting American rule in the Philippines with British colonial practices prior to the Revolutionary War. Bryan critiqued railroad rates and corporate power, urged practical reforms, and affirmed Virginia heritage while linking national unity to the selection of presidential candidates beyond state lines.
Fragmented livestock market notes from Chicago with mixed figures for cattle bids and feeders. Unclear entries mention Western cattle, prices around 60 to 90 cents, and several garbled terms making precise data unreliable.
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