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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
7
General Frank C. Cole, adjutant general of the Grand Army of the Republic, notified Eben Golder of Anaconda of his appointment as an aide-de-camp to the commander-in-chief. The rank may be that of colonel, making him Colonel Golder, an honor noted by Cole.
Friends and colleagues recall James Golder’s wartime service as first sergeant of the Twenty first Iowa infantry. He served from early in the war to Appomattox, fighting with Fremont Buell Grant and Sherman. The Anaconda post extends a high honor and support for his long loyalty and duty. Strain's offers clothing reductions, including lunch cloths and table doilies this week.
Ed Burke of this city has consented to be a candidate for the speaker of the house and is regarded as fitted by long legislative experience. A former Deer Lodge county member, he is described as an intelligent, faithful representative and a finished parliamentarian. Many neighbors expect the Democratic caucus to elect him, despite other capable aspirants. Also noted is a sale on two-yard wide satin damask cloth at a reduced price of $125 per yard.
Cooley's American drama Arizona by Augustus Thomas shown at the Margaret theater Friday November 20. The piece centers on reputation with a man blamed to protect a tempted woman, leading to tragedy and eventual reunion of the rightful couple. Roney's Boys concert features five Scottish clan tartans and varied costumes for each number.
A historic home remedy touts marmola and mineral extracts as a fast path to a firmer figure without harsh exercise or diets. The instruction suggests taking a prepared mix of Marmola, Caeara Aromatic extract, and peppermint water after meals and at night, claiming rapid, noticeable improvements.
A jumble of society events and ads lists meetings for Maccabees Modern Woodmen and Ladies Aid groups, theater offerings at Bijou Lyric and Electric, grocery promos, Christmas shows, and local business travel notes in Anaconda.
Conda football team faced practice with only eight players as many line men failed to report Captain Corcoran. Key players missing include Nelson and Wel l ing. With two weeks to prepare for Columbia, effort focuses on remedying muffed kicks slow lineup and tackling as fans anticipate a hard fought Sunday game at Washoe Park.
Special dispatch from Hamilton reports Thanksgiving services at the Paul H. Castle Christian church with the theme Divine Providence. The program includes hymns invocations scripture prayers and benediction. Henry Spooner and Miss Eve Walker of Victor were married yesterday afternoon by Justice of the Peace E. C. Whaley as Fry was granted.
An old advertisement extols Willow charcoal lozenges as a remedy for stomach gas and fermentation, promising odor control and stomach purification. It touts charcoal as a great absorbent used since ancient times by various peoples and notes the product’s palatable form and affordable price.
Movements and visits across towns include Alexander W H Landen and Mrs Emily McElveny heading to Galena for months. Attor R Lee McCullough and Miss Esther Stephenson in Missoula and Seattle. Judge F C Webster heard a condemnation case in town. Mrs Henry E Myers and family return from Sisters hospital Missoula. D W Meeker and child back from Missoula after two weeks.
New York, Nov. 18. David Rothschild, president of the Federal Bank of New York which closed in 1904, died in Sing Sing while serving a sentence for misappropriating about $2000. He faced charges tied to a sweeping "high finance" collapse that also toppled Globe Security Company. hundreds of small investors, lured by high interest, lost their money as the Federal Bank and associated ventures failed.
In Glasgow November 18 Ralph Briggs was brought into district court on a murder charge. He pleaded not guilty and engaged Stephens Wilson of Malta for his defense. Briggs is accused of shooting Amos Carroll near Malta on September 1, found dead with two bullet wounds as he rode a horse, amid a feud between the two men.
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