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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1907
Page
19
A group of men arrested last Friday on gambling charges did not appear for trial in police court. The case involves questions over the new gambling law and its interpretation, with bonds forfeited and officials differing on blame.
In district court yesterday Elizabeth Edmunds pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received a 30 day county jail sentence. She faced a burglary accusation at a Missoula residence but the witness left the city, allowing a plea to a lesser crime. Edmunds claims Oakland, California as her home.
Before Judge Fitzgerald George Lewis and wife charged with disturbance will receive a 2 oclock hearing. William Randolph also to be heard in the case at that time. A preliminary hearing for Officer Sam Emmons is scheduled for Thursday regarding the shooting of Anthony Kelly in the arm.
From Tit-Bits, a flirtatious exchange unfolds as he asks to drop Miss and call her Ethe. She considers the shift with a gaze that hints at mutual understanding, replying with a playful prompt about the preferred prefix.
The city treasurer R. Jo Bunn enumerates warrants for several improvement districts including Nos. 12 029, 12 355, 12 7 50, and 12 6 6 4 with funds dating to July 6, 1906. Districts 30 51 33 37 34 39 36 35 58 40 4 and 43 receive detailed warrant numbers, ending with totals and exceptions.
Mrs Eloise Kingsley Smith filed for divorce from Fred B Smith alleging extreme cruelty and repeated injuries. She seeks $200 monthly alimony for herself and child, $1000 attorney fees, $100 suit money, and custody of the child. A restraining order bars disposal of his assets pending court action.
The Margaret theater continues to feature In Old Kentucky a melodrama beloved for homey sentiment humor romance and lively barnyard scenes. The current company is billed as the best yet with the usual pickaninny chorus dance and baton routines adding a novel appeal to audiences.
Clerks meet tonight and the K of C sale is set for 518 Oak. Bedding special at Staggs. Night school at 207 East Commercial. J C Walsh of Havre visiting Anaconda. W R Allen to Helena for state fair. Jewel heaters sold by Coy's. Gunniss and son William to remain in Helena this week. St Marks guild tea at Mrs Alfred Hills Foundry Hill. A C Capps returns from Iowa Illinois trip. October observed as holy rosary with 7 30 devotions at St Pauls church. Albert Walker appointed administrator of Israel Gibbs estate replacing M B Hendricks. Complaints against rank Grubich Simon Ribich Ambrose Grubich for disturbance. Men arrested in catch as catch can fight. Undertaker Hughes notified via telegram from Mrs Jameson sister of John A Hanoen of Chicago. Deer Lodge county fair premiums paid Tuesday Oct 8 at John Lawler office 118 Main Street. MARTIN MARTIN Secretary.
Helena reports a record opening day for the fifth annual state fair with clear skies and no wind. Exhibits lag as tansy shipments and the Yellowstone display arrive late. Deer Lodge and Flathead counties push installations and honors in horticulture and other departments. Auto race replaces girls relay as main feature. Follansbee wins the five mile auto event at 5:31, with other races listing winners and times.
A Paris physician reveals a new phase of an electricity based sleep technique. The method can induce sleep and later wake the subject, marking a potential advance in medical science.
The New York Mail indicates strong intent to challenge Sir Thomas Lipton with actions similar to prior campaigns. The brief note signals repeated efforts to confront Lipton, implying organized pressure or public stance without detailing specific methods.
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