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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
10
The Principal Brandy Office of the Ftandard in Butte lists its address at 28 Moat Broadway and telephone 422, offering advertising space and related services on request.
Seals of many colleges and secret orders mounted on Flemish oak shields will be displayed in the window on Monday. Bronze, 16 inch seals imitate official emblems and are priced at 8 50. Orders for other colleges or fraternities are welcome.
Town notes list numerous visitors from Dillon Great Falls Helena Armstead Madison County and Missouria. Local residents and travelers stop at the Thornton Finlen and Bull Col while plans for quartz mining and new laws appear. Shipping and banking notices mingle with society updates and road work on North Main street resumes amid weather delays.
Davis plans a morning visit to Helena at its site with a party including Judge Bre and Mins of Missoula Jato Jr. Davin, Mrs A J Doris, and others. The event appears as a social gathering or local meeting with several named attendees.
Electrician H. Briggs reports issuing permits in September for wiring buildings and four permits for erecting electric signs.
In Butte district court a harried Mrs Price seeks appointment of another receiver to manage the William H Price property on Arizona street. A prior receiver was discharged after Mrs Price obtained a divorce decree and liens totaling 3000 plus 3785 in counsel fees. She asserts her claim follows the divorce and mortgage priority, urging the court to have rents collected and the property sold to satisfy the liens and debts. the case names Willian H Price Bla L Price Archie Hyndman T H Wilson and Ny Manning.
Orders for male workers continue arriving at the free employment office. Agent Dobson reported Sand Coulee sent 50 men for coal mining and California miners were dispatched. Officials noted they exceeded early September estimates by placing 1,155 hires and are still accepting 30 to 1,090 additional applications.
Bursts of explosion struck the Brown home as Chief Jackson and deputies hunted the alleged assailants. A wire connected to the blast stretched across the wall, and Brown and his daughter Ethel were at home when the dynamite went off. The scene was dark and witnesses describe a man near the side wall moments before the blast. Police sought bloodhounds from Walla Walla and Spokane, roping off the north side of the house to aid the trail.
County Treasurer Meagher reported to the county clerk and commissioners the September receipts and disbursements and October 14 balances. Several funds are low and contingencies drawn on the contingent fund are being registered. Total receipts amount to 38982.84 with various credits from taxes, county officers, and other sources. cash on hand and outstanding items noted.
In a heated session Judge Lynch ordered that the defendants in the Lee Mantle versus Witherspoon et al matter may remove and enter the shaft to perform $100 worth of work for the year, with safeguards to prevent future encroachments. Final testimony covered Elmira Nayes versus Tonner Sheriff Quinn and others over property claims on Hast Granite Street tied to the Connell and Haslet judgments and a related injunction.
Mayer's at 2 West Park advertises low priced neck chains, watch chains, pendants, and other jewelry. Variety includes locket pendants, gold finish items, rosaries, crosses and tokens, with mail orders and inquiries welcomed. Prices claim to be among the lowest in town.
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