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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
14
Western Montana office of the Standard re located at 140 Hige gins avenue Missoula Telephone No 118 Advertising rates on ap plication.
The Northern Pacific confirms high activity across all departments with extensive improvements planned and underway from Missoula to Montana westward. Upgrades include double-tracking from Missoula to Garrison, new ties near plains, yard work, and stock shipments increasing as cattle and horses move to reserve points.
Two weddings were celebrated in Missoula this evening. Both brides and grooms were well known in the community. The festivities took place in Whisoula with local residents in attendance.
Thomas F P Wright a driver for Northern Pacific Express and Miss Anne M Want wed at the home of Mrs Willian Nayes in East Amigoula. Willian Nayes a pressment cleric officiated. Alise Mary Gates assisted. Congratulatory messages pour in from many friends and relatives.
In Clearwater a hunting party led by A Chackery and allied with Shawnee residents from Oklahoma and Fort Toronto left for a two week trek into the mountains. They will operate with a pack train and camp gear, planning to kindle game in the wild country. Mr Pur zone had planned to accompany them but postponed due to business.
The Missoula county monthly report details the September finances including balances on hand and various warrants and tax accounts. It lists county treasurer items such as general fund warrants contingent fund warrants road fund warrants and district school orders with an overall total.
In Missoula District Court Judge Phillips dismissed the case against Milward Basman after a week trial on a charge of shooting firearms within city limits. Bullets missed all targets and caused no damage, leading to a not guilty verdict. A separate youth named Charles Anderson faced charges of taking fun and threatening to shoot, a postponement moved to tomorrow afternoon. The judge also withheld recommendation for reform school due to the youth’s tender age and is seeking a suitable home to correct his behavior.
Sheriff Graham returns from Butte with Mamie Wer a 16 year old girl from Missoula on incorrigibility charges. Home with her mother in Ratleanake valley the youth has prior trouble here. authorities plan to send her to a correctional facility to steer her from a life of apparent misbehavior.
Special Dispatch reports W. F. Rodgers was tried in Bozeman on gambling charges. He was arrested during fall week for running an alleged stretching game. The jury found him guilty and set a $430 fine as penalty.
The Western Montana fair committee reports brisk activity as grounds are prepared and booths mapped. Merchants plan display trips while farmers from Bitter Root valley outline exhibits. President Allen drives outreach, and officials foresee expanded livestock, poultry quarters, and a larger grandstand to showcase county resources.
Reiily's fresh loaf, D L Dunn of Butte visiting, a son born to Mr and Mrs F Jette last Monday, FE Powell and wife of Potomac in the city. Henry Axenby Jr of Manhattan, Grace Howard leaving for Tutte, Otis Trico vacation to Kansas City, several Missoula residents traveling for business and visits, plus local personnel changes at Price and Tenry and a nearby sawmill operation.
Alice May Capoline Dobson seeks divorce from Wark Dobson in a Missouri court. She alleges desertion and lack of support since their 3M marriage in Republic Washington, with custody of their child and alimony as central issues.
Two Native men, Charles Wapato and Bronk Wei, were arrested by the sheriff this afternoon for drunkenness and disorderly conduct near the Kan kin hotel. The report notes prior trouble and mentions a discharge after a prior sentence.
Fragmentary report states Herbert Patridge was shot three times early today at his sister's apartment. Stenographer Charles Doling, said to be involved, attended Mrs Jennie Smith, Patridge's widowed sister, drawing objections from Patridge.
Neva et Slips advertise a new scientific rupture aid described as universally adjustable and comfortable for men women or children. The device promises no springs or pads and costs less than many trusses, boasting full conformity to body movement and safety during use.
An advertisement touts a rapture cure by a Britton specialist, promising instant relief with a device called Crooks Itintura Annllanca and offering a book and testimonials from James Nellion of Dethlelern Pa. The promo asserts universal availability, safety, and a money back style guarantee, urging readers to write for further details and pricing.
Missoula Oct. 3. University of Montana coach Sonlite says the football program may be behind but not out as talks of scheduling with rival schools falter. He notes many newcomers, lack of organized first team, and emphasis on training and practice to build strength for the season. Athletics across the school show promise with track and field gaining momentum amid conference admittance and spring meets planned in Seattle.
Misvo nra October monthly and quarter summaries issued. The monthly report lists total receipts from sales including mines at 6 261 83 dollars. The quarterly figures show local receipts totaling 24 124 17 dollars for July August and September.
Edna M Tibbits, 18, daughter of IT. Tiswitta, died yesterday at a school near Hazumin from brain fever. Funeral held this afternoon in Hezeman at the Ad venlist church. She had lived in Mitsonia before making her home in Hezeman for several years. Her father, brother and sister survived.
A Seattle dispatch reports the steamer Soutawut, en route from Seattle to Viikes, returned to Chulum Bay this morning in distress with about five feet of water in her hold.
The Custer County Democrats in Sneefal Dispatch report nominating candidates for the next term. Nominees include a Commissioner and other county seats in Milew City with Oct. 1 date noted, reflecting party positions for the ballot.
Shaun Keling of Pitchbucy appeared in Municipal Court on a charge of assaulting a police officer. The case was continued at his attorney’s request. The incident reportedly occurred on Hastan Common Thursday night near Warvida Studenta, with Theodore Roosevelt Sr. and Meredith Blagnan listed as witnesses. The county grand jury will hear the investigation next.
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