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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
21
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard in Butte at 28 East Broadway announces rate increases on applications. Telephone 422 provided for inquiries and filings.
Butte items list rental pianos repair cars and clothing shops, theatre listings, marriages, court verdicts, club meetings, and police actions. Notable entries include a $2,670 verdict for Dan Drew in an Alaskan tour dispute, two marriages at St Pauls church, and a hoodlum disturbance prompting police action in Silver and Jackson streets.
Minnie Mullen files for divorce citing seven years of neglect by her husband A. J. Mullen once proprietor of the Manila house in South Butte and Braund house investor. She says she has supported herself while he accumulated about 100000 in property.
Word reached Butte last night listing premiums awarded to the Butte schools at the Helena state fair. The report covers nearly the entire award list.
The remains of Pat Cosgrove aged 51 arrived in Butte and were taken to the family residence. A funeral is set for tomorrow at 9:30 at St. Joseph’s church with services to follow. The deceased, who died last night, is at Duggan’s Funeral.
Dr Traphageus explains errors in Rupert Jones's smoke cashes as part of a corrected account from Pine. The report clarifies misunderstandings and asserts Pullen of Pine is not linked to sulfur cases.
Dr. F W Traphagen and Professor Jones test pine pollen as possible sulphur deposits while cross examining reveals remarks and tensions. Professor Ralph E Smith defends plant disease expertise and outlines Deer Lodge valley soil and alkali effects on crops. Evans resumes duties as Kelley wraps up the cross examination.
Hon T J Walsh, Democratic nominee for congress, lists speaking dates with Judges W Y Pemberton and W S Hartman and C R Nolan across Montana towns from Havre to White Sulphur Springs in October. Hamilton and Missoula stops included.
The Dillon First Baptist Church held its first harvest home service with large crowds in morning and evening. The interior featured fruit garlands, grain wreaths, wildflowers, and vegetables adorning the pulpit. Dr. Tilden delivered seasonally themed sermons as the choir provided fitting music.
Disjointed report details a violent Sevastopol assault on Major General Dumbadze during a court martial. Separate baseball column argues over selections for an All-American team with Wagner, Lajoie, Steinfeldt, Chance, and Donlin among leaders, noting injuries and debates over positions and prowess.
P J Gilroy county clerk and recorder asked the commissioners for two more deputies through year end due to rising workloads. He notes Sunday and overnight shifts are needed to keep filing indexing and recording moving, especially with deeds mortgages and other records. He cites an October 1 total receipts of 12940.95, a 3494.80 rise from last year, and salaries of 1000 a month.
Marion Holmes, a Bozeman woman, was arrested in Butte on abduction charges. She was initially denied bail at $10,000, reduced to $7,500, then released after bond posted in Bozeman. Sureties John D. Border R. S. Dawes and Leonidas Mortimer posted $2,500 each.
Shamokin Pennsylvania October 8 Game Commissioner C K Sober of Lewisburg begins harvesting chestnuts from his 200 acre Trish valley grove six miles from Shamokin He has contracted to sell a carload of 500 bushels to a Seattle firm at 510 per bushel The first real bearing season suffered locust damage reducing the crop to about one sixth or 1000 bushels
In our autumn stock Mayer's features semi-precious turquoise pieces and elaborately cut glass items. Highlights include cut glass nappies at 2 dollars, berry bowls at 4.50, and salt and pepper shakers with sterling tops at 1 dollar, with over a hundred more affordable options available at West Park street storefront.
Orton Bros announces a limited piano tuning promotion starting Monday Oct 8 for ten days at 38 dollars with a 16 day validity. All work guaranteed and orders urged at 213 214 North Main Street Butte Montana. Includes travel sale items to Belton Lake McDonald Whitefish and Dr INCAS notices.
The Windis Central railroad reports a fiscal year ending June 30 with total net income of 10,562,200. Dividends paid were 6,852,800 and improvements totaling 4,164,700. A surplus of 131,826 is carried forward to the next year.
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