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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is situated at the Hig wave in Missoula. Telephone number 248 provides contact for advertising inquiries and rate details.
The Missoula council awarded two hose contracts to Chicago and Cleveland rubber firms for the fire department, and introduced resolutions creating two special improvement districts along South Fourth and another street. Meetings addressed property owner hearings, street crossing projects, and various petitions before adjourning.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Helena for October noting W E Fread of Missoula filed disbarment charges against Murry Nolan and AL Parsons alleging insurance, conspiracy, subornation of perjury and an attempt to corrupt. The case stems from a real estate deal previously explained in the Standard. Affidavits include Dunn stating allegations about him are true and Dion now in Ohio. Mrs Vandevort says collection claims are true but has no knowledge of the remedies involving Aintray and Parsons.
Missoula October report shows Sanders county records nearly finished by Rhyisdell and Dikhs, with transfers to county officers planned. A boundary error between Sanders and Carter counties was found after initial distribution and corrected, affecting Carter town and nearby areas.
In recent days county officials and Judge Reider Smith have discussed delays and possible retards in the court process. The competent team argues the pace is among the slowest ever seen, hindering timely action and accuracy.
Invitations have been sent by Joseph Deschamps to his bachelor friends for a farewell party at his West Main Street home in Ot, with a marriage ceremony described as taking place in Anaconda on Sunday October 1. The notice, appearing in the Standard today, notes the event as a pre wedding gathering.
The Republican rally in Plains Sanders County drew a crowded opera house crowd tonight. Speakers focused on Home rule and reform, with statewide issues not mentioned. Most social Republican candidates were present as the band played and the meeting proceeded.
MISSOULA NOTES. Reilly's big loaf is always fresh. L L Smith and wife of Plans were Missoula visitors Sunday. Farmer has made a home bread entry in the land office on 120 acres near Evaro. Wallace, a mining man, was in the city Sunday en route home. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Charts Hawn of Bonner died Sunday evening and was buried in this city yesterday. Pinkham has been selected by Sheriff Graham as a deputy sheriff for Grehava Hames district. Mussigbrod of Gi near Brondey visits today on a line to Creur d Alene. Mohr, White and John McIntosh each made timber and stone wires in the Missoula band office to tally on ground. Maura, the new engined Huite, C L Mayo of Mayo and W Dierks of the same city went through Missoula Sunday morning en route to Wallace to close up dead finx running property in that session. Goodwin, city treasurer of Butte, was in Missoula Sunday on business to the Coeur Alenes on mining. Goodwin says he has been successful in mining ventures in this section and will likely join another mining proposition in the near future.
Transfers recorded include Ki. BM. Cobban Realty Co to Willan Ms Hanson of lots 11 62 13 15 and TR and l in Riverside addition. Henry C Myers in Annie EL block 13 Higgins addition. Janes Sutherland to John A Rein hart of Spokane an undivided interest in Pacific No. 1 and Prejic No. 2 in St Negis district. lease from Missoula Mercantile Co to Frank J. Pierce for Wilding on From Street at 125 per month. leases from Madeline O Hastites to Frank J Pierce for building on Lotty bricks original townsite at 10 per month.
Helena Special Dispatch reports a mystery in Wong See Yinn’s disappearance since Saturday. Friends strongly believe foul play occurred and that the missing man may be murdered for his money with his home possibly hidden. The search began Sunday morning and continued tonight, described as fruitless.
Missoula witnesses opening of the Western Montana fair under clear skies with ideal temperatures. Exhibits ready in all departments promise brisk competition, especially in poultry and livestock. Races postponed today. racing program slated to start tomorrow at 2 pm with a $1,000 purse for the top trotter and other events. Montana bands to provide daily concerts from 1:30 to 4 pm.
The Democratic committee in Missoula plans a campaign opening on Saturday in the Union Opera House. The Missoula band will provide music for the event as the party aims for a strong showing and visible support in the gathering.
MissoulaMississippi? The gun club hosts visitors with a shooting event in honor of guests from Anaconda Butte and other clubs. Members will attend and a number of contests are planned, with no entrants too high and telegrams indicate many shooters from Anaconda and Butte are expected.
William Martin, about 35, was struck by a Northern Pacific freight near Yicron while crossing a track on his way home from work at the lantern mill. He died early today after being removed to Ye Sisters hospital. he had said he had no relatives or home.
Colonel Pumpkins of Missouri visits Gran Fue county with his wife and Mrs Marks for a few days. Theat show features misrepresented displays claiming Alexander Sailor Tavis Empire were real but proved to be pampkins altered for the exhibit.
Fragmentary text describes a Mr Gomn or related figure in Missoula with family, mentioning a father and respected locals in Minish County and city context, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an elderly gentleman’s relocation over the past months for health reasons, with mentions of Pleasant News and friends in Virginia City and elsewhere. The fragmentary text suggests he will stay a few days amid these arrangements.
A speaker at a Christian gathering argued that the Bible is not the word of God and warned against treating it as sacred scripture. The bishop said the Bible does not declare itself the word of God and urged readers to study the Scriptures with discernment rather than insisting on its absolute authority. He contrasted the Bible with divine guidance and emphasized humane, Christlike readings over literalist defense.
A divorce sitting at the jury court heard William Waltenack of New York, a wealthy contractor, seek relief from Estella Wittahall. The court noted she was previously married to Arthur Van Schavek of Talanda. Details of the marriage and prior unions surfaced as the case proceeded.
Attorney for Whitenack produced a court certified copy of a marriage to Hanson. The spouse is said to be in St Louis and claimed to be married to a man in the VW division of that city. The case centers on the legitimacy and status of the marriage.
An undated testimonial letter promotes Pyramid Pile Cure, offering free trial packets to prove its potency for rectal diseases. The writer claims strong relief after using the medicine, urging readers to request the free sample and then buy a box from the Pyramid Drug Company. The missive includes several endorsements and mentions the address 33 Pyramid buildings Marshall Michigan for trial packs.
In Man jaren's sawmill near Aucklandhai Quebec October saw a deadly clash between striking mill workers and provincial police. Two men died and a dozen were wounded as authorities imposed drastic measures to quell rioting. The mill workers union leader Belangheh died aged 40, leaving a widow and five children. Five wounded are in critical condition. A troop ship was sent from Ottawas arriving tonight to camp near the lumber yards.
A Pittsburgh chamber report shows residents spend about 250000 annually in New York for luxuries and 1300600 on other items. New York glamour draws Pittsburgh millionaires who hire New York caterers, laundries, and grocers, with lavish spending and express shipments.
An AA officer in Oct. unveils an electric apparatus forming a wire network to detect speeding machines. A bell rings when a vehicle exceeds the limit, and the device logs the offender’s license number for enforcement. The invention could revolutionize urban traffic policing nationwide.
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