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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
5
In Butte the United States Court in session convened hearings and set cases for action. The docket included multiple civil and criminal matters with some delays anticipated as the week progresses. Court officials indicated the majority of next week would be devoted to these proceedings and associated motions.
A garbled, OCR filled fragment mentions legal troubles and accidents. References include a judge, a person named Drei Mattern, and a police case. It also notes a broken window costing £20 and a driver accident involving a family. Details are unclear and speculative due to the damaged text.
Reports indicate Reaverhead County faced a severe cold spell with widespread illness. No official death toll or conclusive details have been announced as of now.
A Davis will contest advances on appeal in the Supreme Court. The record shows an appeal from the district court ruling on the eight accounts of J. El Leysan, advising the estate of AL J. Davis. Disputed items and estate cash totals are discussed, with motions for new trial and orders allowing partial accounts reviewed. The plaintiff seeks adjustments and potential recovery against a defendant corporation.
A garbled notice reports two new corporations filing statements with unclear names and details. The fragment references entities, offices, and a monetary amount, with scattered mentions of individuals and alleged crimes, though many portions are unreadable.
A Monday afternoon accident in Walkerville left several workers injured and one man fatally scalded as a pile collapse at the Matton View yard triggered a rescue effort. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene with ambulances arriving from Mursey's Nospli and responders scrambling to aid the injured, including a worker named Cablot All and others named in the report. The article notes the community’s shock and mentions local organizations and the Knights of Tytht as part of the affected group.
An intoxicated man was confronted by a woman who actively restrained him on a Ravre street while a crowd gathered. Police intervened, detaining the man after he attempted to drive away. The arrest followed a confrontation near a local transit stop, with witnesses describing the suspect's erratic actions and the woman’s quick intervention.
The article reports the election of new officers for the Ministers of Butte, listing names such as Ur FE Kew, AV, Olivar nine aannnitten, Koy, Ornevel bee, and Dowil ani Hew. It notes resolutions and committee work accomplished for the group and mentions a steanedd L aud and other local details.
Sealed proposals for a bank project will be received until two thirties on November 31 at 12 o clock noon. Submittals must be directed to North Math Street and include all specifications and forms. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Visibility of revised specifications is at Link and Hale, Silver Bow block, butte.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a notice about ticket sales for a route labeled on OV between Tutte Helene and Saltase with west branch line points to Mia senda aun reture. The note mentions one hit fare and return options, attributed to Hate WH MERINMAN, BF, Bos.
A local obituary reports the death of William Trengove aged 1% years in a morning incident near the Murray area. The community recalls his life as residents reflect on the unfortunate event and its impact on the nearby Uwe Creek sector.
Fragments show shoppers urged to save five dollars to buy clothing basics. The notice notes delays in promised lo casion rewards and promotes available goods such as trousers shirts and underwear. The tone targets cost conscious buyers and emphasizes affordable essentials.
An article reports on religious tensions as Baptist groups dissociate from Negro churches. It notes factions, local leaders, and a dinner sermon led by Rev. Th. Sadentine, with other clergy present including Rev. A. Ty. Milberg and Rev. J. Gages. The piece mentions Providence of Went Pithodelpus and Bridgest burn as places cited in the dispute.
Fragmented report mixes a Limburger cheese contest, a Johnsburg man Miller and a fatal appendicitis, plus stray notes about a hen claimed to hold a world egg record. The garbled items mention a rivalry, surgery, and an advertisement for jewelry at N. W. Supply, 63 Park.
Seamléss shoes are presented as essential for those who stand long hours. The design avoids seams on sensitive foot areas and uses soft pliable Indian tanned elkskin soles for comfort and support. Price listed at 4 dollars.
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