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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
5
The market remains stagnant as investors doubt gains in copper shares. Greene-Cananea and Greene Canon Copper face scrutiny amid proposed mergers, while analysts warn that price declines and weak demand hinder development. Recent quotes show All copper listings slipping, with few buyers in sight.
Reported wedding in Dillon features Mary McKee and Henry Gale as bride and groom. Ceremony attended by local residents and friends, with close relatives and a professor performing. Post-wedding reception details noted.
In a small town notice a popular pair from Butte prepare for a summer wedding. The bride has assumed a position in the county post and the groom hailed from Trumey. The event draws wide community interest.
Pohl correspondence of Standart reports three men from the district courts, Anthony Martinel and KB Veroyson, pursued young bobcats in the mountains. They tracked them to the animal’s home, observed the kits at play, then chased and captured two of the kittens ending with a report at the court clerk’s office for exhibition and attention.
W J Bryan attacked President Roosevelt's federal policy on corporations and state law suspensions at a public meeting. He urged action by Congress and referenced the courtroom and party splits wide in commentary. delegates complained of being denied access to a theater and called for further debate in the Law Commission.
Ministers meet to discuss bringing Rev Billy Sunday to Butte for a month long evangelistic revival under a large tent. A committee led by Rev E Cirneveld will arrange details and seek venues, aiming to hold services in city churches if possible. The plan anticipates major crowds and a historic revival in Butte.
Fudge Lynch granted a decree of divorce to John Toy from Elien Tay, who vanished after July 2 1900 in Butte. Tay left for Dakota then vanished. Toy believed she went away for a month, later letters and remitted money were returned. Witnesses testified to Toy’s longing for her return and the judge urged the decree. The same wire service item notes a prison breakout and a separate crime report.
Judge Lynch issued several rulings on cases pending before him. The key decision limited the injunction in the Kirwin W. Waddell v. John Mac Ginites matter, barring hauling manure or similar substances from a plating plant and delaying full judgment pending trial. Other actions included quashing an alternative writ in Montans v. County Clerk, a new trial in Rowitn v. Orthodox Church, and various motions and demurrers in Kemper v. ALG and Osborne v. Fierce.
A promotional notice extols Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to purify and invigorate, aiding stomach and liver disorders and general weakness. It promotes ingredients like Golden Seal and Queen's Root, offers a free booklet, claims cures for skin issues and sores, and advertises Dr. Pierce's Salve and Pellets with purchaser guidance.
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