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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
17
Regular council session notes possible auto licenses and speed limits for Anaconda. discussors consider lime rock dressing, street repairs, and bids for corrugated pipe. Police reports fines, inspector tasks, and bids for city scavenger service after a partial quorum.
An anonymous patient describes relief from nervous and digestive distress after switching to Grape-Nuts and cream. He reports improved energy for work and daily tasks, noting fatigue disappears and nourishment feels complete. The letter cites Postum Company and mentions a child reacting to a Grape-Nuts package.
Judge Winston presided as calendar calls showed no jury trials likely. All criminal actions were continued to the next January term. Defendants Caspar Bracken and Moronay pleaded not guilty to second degree assault, while Hendricks and Johnston face grand larceny charges with time to answer. James O’Donnell, 41, died at St. Ann’s Hospital, survived by wife and daughter. funeral arrangements pending.
Republican and Democratic meetings surge across Deer Lodge county with speeches by party figures. The Bryan and Kern club heard Duffy praise the national campaign and predict Democratic success while Republicans plan parades and city appearances by Senator Carter and gubernatorial candidate Bo Donshin, with a parade route through Park Avenue to the Margaret theater.
City notices advertise sales of lace curtains furniture and blankets near Copper City. Local figures like H W Moore of Butte and H K Stewart visit Anaconda. Piano and diamond ads appear with theater of services, while Mrs. Harte-Parks offers piano lessons and Simon Blattleir lists wood sawing services with contact details.
A catalog note lists dark tie fabrics, red and black pereales for dresses and waists, described as double fold and 1 percent weight under Ward. The terse entry indicates material specs and stock at Strain's.
Copper City Commercial offers Keaxtra large Turkish towels three for $1 in a bold sale. The advert emphasizes heavy absorbency and generous size as a bargain for shoppers.
Jonas Hauser, former Ely Nevada smelter chief, reports Charles P L Carlson, who succeeded him, was badly hurt recently. Initially feared blind in both eyes, doctors now hope one eye may be saved. Carlson, known in Anaconda from years at local smelters, left a year ago for a copper smelter in Russia but learned the plant burned upon arriving near London Newland and returned to Ely.
Charles A. Johnson a longtime Anaconda resident died yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital. Born in Connecticut, he came to Anaconda decades ago and worked as a carpenter and bridge worker. He was active in local Republican affairs and resided in Connecticut. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Hubert Kline was found guilty of grand larceny for stealing a diamond ring worth 150 dollars. Judge Webster sentenced him to two years in the state prison. James Pheanen, a Fort Missoula soldier, faced trial for burglary and assault in the first degree as jurors were pending.
J. W. Peterson advertises fire insurance services and lists 208 Fact Pork as a contact or location.
Special Dispatch reports County Superintendent Pearl Presson announces lectures at the teachers' Institute with speakers including Cooley of Boston, Sanford Bedi of Denver, and Professor Bell. State Superintendent Trarman and Stella Odekirk will oversee music and construction work with additional faculty likely. G. W. Peterson lists East Missouri Land Company lots for sale at 70 dollars with 10 down and 10 monthly.
M. C. Leonard was discharged yesterday by Judge Fitzgerald after being accused of threats against Frank Hoagland. M. G. O Malley, state deputy supreme president of the Fraternal Brotherhood, was in the city from his Butte headquarters. J K Jette returned yesterday from Boston where he acted as representative of the local post of the United Spanish-American War Vet.
I will also be in and at my office on.
Monday October 26 1908 the period between 9 a m and 4 p m to register names of veterans who were unable to register due to sickness disability or unavoidable absence during the previous two weeks Henry Redmond Registry Agent Fleeton District No 2 Deer Lodge County Montana
I A F Janus registry agent for Election District No 5 Deer Lodge County Montana opens the registration book at 315 Chestnut St Anaconda from October 2 through October 24 1808 to register qualified voters for the ensuing county election. Coffee hours 4 to 9 a m daily and office hours 9 to 1 0 p m for registering veterans absent in prior two weeks.
R. B. Peckham announces registration for Deer Lodge County Precincts 4 and 5 in Anaconda Montana. Registration opens October 26 1908 and runs through October 24 1908 with daily hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to register qualified voters for the November 3 1908 election.
Charles M Cavender registry agent for election district 1 precinct 1 will open registration books at Pine and Third streets Anaconda from October 12 to October 21 1908 for Deer Lodge County Montana voters. Registration daily 9 am to 9 pm for the ensuing November 3 1908 election.
Hugh P Magone registry agent for election district No 7 in Deer Lodge County Montana announces registration books open October 12 to October 24 1908 at his residence one mile east of Race Track and at various precincts including Modesty Lost Creek Mill Creek Stuart Warm Springs and Dry Cottonwood with specific dates and daily hours from 9 am to 9 pm for the upcoming November 3 1908 election.
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