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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
27
Western Montana News lists its Montana office in Missoula at 130.8 Avenue with telephone numbers and advertising rates, inviting inquiries for rates and applications.
Missoula officials report no quorum halted major topics at the October council meeting. A health board brief on Rattlesnake Creek contamination prompts a thorough inquiry by the light and water committee. A water pipe need from Rattlesnake Creek to park is approved, and street grade and crosswalk projects move toward action this fall.
City notes on Higgins Avenue crossings four crossings needed. Monthly police report shows 62 arrests and 285.40 in fines. City pound receipts 245 total. Fire department reports two fires and two incidents. Health marshal logs quarantines for diphtheria scarlet fever and other illnesses. City clerk payroll totals 41.46670 toward general fund balance 5?1648.
A historic dedication marks Harvard Medical School’s new buildings as a milestone in American medical education. The ceremony, tied to the Harvard Medical Alumni Association, reflects two decades of progress and the school’s rising global prominence. The white marble structures surround a central hollow court, signaling a new era for the institution and its community.
The Missoula County Democratic Central Committee held an enthusiastic meeting at Treasurer D. J. Hestrun's offices. Archie Metageart was elected chairman, with William Steinbrenner as treasurer and D. J. Hestrun as secretary. The groupresolved to open a Democratic headquarters at a central location and outlined general campaign plans for a sweeping victory in Missoula County.
J M Rhoades refuses the honor of chairmanship at a local Republican meeting citing inability to dedicate required time due to business interests. Secretary confirms the decision while noting Rhoades’ stance on balancing duties with other commitments.
Missoula records show Happy Is arrested on October 1 11 for exhibiting a deadly weapon during a dispute on West Front Street. Anderson netter, known in circles as Slappy, was brought before the court this afternoon but pleaded not guilty for now. Lige Whaten and Ward Haynes identified as his companions in the incident.
A wreck on the Pacific division of the Northern Marine railroad delayed eastbound service for nearly 12 hours. Passenger train No. 4 arrived at 8:46 a.m. but did not reach its destination until the evening, with other trains affected by the disruption.
In district court Judge Webster heard the case of George May versus Charles L. Cowell for damages. A petition to dismiss the case was presented, noting mutual consent to out of court settlement. Attorneys Murray and Baggs represented plaintiffs, Stim and Dixon defended. A separate divorce action, Groesbeck vs. plaintiff, entered a default in favor of the plaintiff. The defense also requested a rehearing regarding Amado Railroad matter before the Ninth Circuit in Montana.
News reports a planned consolidation of Cedar Creek and Hughes Heele mining properties into a stock company with about 3 million capitalization. The Lacasse brothers and partners prepared to move from Kansas City for the season, citing a heavy season with an estimated profit around 40 thousand dollars and a recent $10 thousand payment toward the deal.
Miss Fleety Pickens and Buckhouse, two well known Cold Springs residents, were married this afternoon by Justice J.T. Phillips in his courtroom. The couple will reside on a ranch near the area where both have lived for many years.
Mrs Gussicott, through attorneys Dove and Marones, files for divorce alleging intermarriage in Hirsh Columba on August 14 189?, and that for two years William Scott has deserted and abandoned her. She seeks to break the bonds of matrimony and获得 support.
State Democratic leaders issued a challenge for a joint debate between Republican congressional candidate Charles N Pray and Democratic opponent Teg Walsh. The move aims to educate voters in a largely nonpartisan campaign, with discussions to be held in Helena.
Des Moines cruiser arrival in Santiago, Cuba, afternoon relief from mounting threats to the government. Navy vessels and armed forces entered the harbor with boats and men, easing tension as residents awaited the next move. The situation prompted authorities to consider arming and securing key positions while awaiting further commands.
A Maine scare centers on milk punch from tippling cows fueling temperance zeal. Clergymen, including three ministers, sample dairy beverages at a Lewiston dairy and at a church festival as towns folk rail against unrighteous feeding and seductive dairy drinks. The craze grows as reporters fear moral and physical saturation across the commonwealth.
A Washington woman recounts a rapid, secret wedding to W. Irvine Brooke after a nearly yearlong engagement. She says she had no trousseau and wanted a quiet ceremony at home, while officials and relatives discuss the hurried nuptials and plans for a brief honeymoon.
MISSOULA NOTES fragmented account describes a private funeral to be held Tuesday afternoon at a family residence with interment in the Missoula Valley. The item mentions Reillys loaf and a spinal trouble illness, with references to a Mrs TH and a move from Hutte to Mise rv city, but many words are garbled.
A wave of unprecedented heat hits Southern California vineyards on the weekend, ruining ripening wine grapes and leaving many slated for brandy or other uses. The record heat, far from lifting yields, shatters hopes for a large crop this season. The piece notes widespread damage to grape quality and prospects across the region.
The Ninth Circuit sustains the Alaska court ruling in favor of Elizabeth Decker against E. Kelly for 4071 damages for failure to supply necessities while married. The court ruled statutes do not make a husband liable to a wife for such failures or duties within the marriage.
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