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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
24
An advertisement extols the Gotzian shoe making know how. It explains how a properly shaped last creates a well-built shoe that fits the foot, unlike a shoe molded to a generic foot. The ad invites readers to mail for a free booklet detailing shoe construction for men women and children.
In a extended hearing the defendants asked for additional time as the case moves toward trial. Scientific testimony discussed plant nutrition and sulfur impact on alfalfa with the professor noting possible errors and the need for further checks while detailing samples from the Gallatin and Hatin valleys.
A court session featuring Pat Erte and Jonn Filey dealt with a disturbance near North Wy mining area. Witnesses described a scuffle and punches while John Sullivan and others faced charges. Several defendants pleaded guilty as Jans Keefe and James Mettale, among others, were arrested for disorderly conduct the night before.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union will meet at 230 Teek at the home of Mosc ds aw. A joint meeting with the Anak Walker union and the Butte union is announced. Attendees include Judge Wheary Marilla Brot bury Deni Holland Nora Dwyer Frank A. Parry and Althea M Hamnbrey of Butt santo env 2 ore. The meeting is set for Wednesday Oct tat 6 o clock p.m. and Thursday Temple nat.
An invitation to attend the funeral of John M Murray notes his rest in the city of the dead. The service at a church involved Father Vermaat and city editors from several papers attended as pallbearers and clergy. The event featured a church ceremony, a brief procession, and music from an orchestra with Wm Sela as director.
A Montana district court jury trial adjourned without verdict over a $6725 damages claim by Multing, father of Thomas Mayins, injuring his son after a fall on an unguarded sidewalk on July 1. The case cited city negligence for lacking a guard or railing. Separately, a divorce suit by Robert Reed against Brancek Reed was heard, with questions of fidelity and residence after a January marriage detailed, while Frank and Silverman pursued a $3000 judgment tied to a hub clothing company loan and a bank overdraft with Frank as endorser.
George Symons arrived in town to greet Montana friends and promote Baltimore cigars. He asserts Baltimore is the top seller in Montana, made from premier tobacco and factory-made perfection. Symons invites Montanans to visit New York to see production and receive sample smokes, urging customers to smoke the best—the Baltimore.
Armont & Co Swift & Co and the dame mond Packing Co challenge Montana state licensing on butterine margarine. County Attorney Heatley sued to enforce payments on licenses. Packing firms contend staff goods manufactured outside Montana and shipped in original packs violate federal commerce power. They argue state oleomar garine licensing conflicts with U S Constitution.
John Wilson a Black man jailed three months on a first-degree assault charge saw his case dismissed in Judge Don Lin's court after Deputy County Attorney Denny argued the prosecutor lacked jurisdiction and weak evidence. Wilson, a barber shop porter, reportedly struck a larger traveling man, Harry A. Martin, during a dispute over shoe shining, prompting a crowd to intervene as Martin fled bleeding. A habeas corpus petition by John Ryan prompted further hearings while other related cases faced continuations and potential trials.
Sealed proposals for the erection at Stat Mont will be received at State Savings Bank on North Main Street until noon Nov 1. Right to reject any bids reserved. Revised specs at Link & Lake office in Silver Bow block Butte. Proposals must be on blink forms with attached specs. Also notices of church solicitations and county convention meeting announced for Get. 4 at 8 PM and 20 oclock. Box paper and writing paper values offered at 10e per box at drug shop, 2 North Main Street.
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