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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
16
A large crowd attended the Western Montana Fair in Missoula with over two thousand visitors enjoying exhibits, fruit displays, and outdoor races. Judges inspected entries as horse racing and a relay event drew excitement. Derby plans and citywide event closings were announced for the coming days.
James Itelahad a leading Missoula resident died at 3 00 morning at his home 424 East Pine street after a six month illness. He was widely esteemed and had been kept bedridden since April though able to ride in a automobile during brief intervals. The obituary notes his prominence and respect in the community and mentions his family.
Reinhard, a long-time Missoula businessman born in 1810 in Louisville, died peacefully after a life of quiet domestic habits and blunt honesty. He moved west to join early Missoula commerce, earning respect as a trusted partner whose word was his bond. His funeral was set for tomorrow at 2 o'clock and was expected to draw many old-timers and long-time associates.
Wilminton Delaware resident T. M. Hampton credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with reviving his health after years of fatigue and unrest. He says the product renewed his youth and improved his well-being in old age, claiming it helped him sleep and feel energized.
An advertisement extols Dustfy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic and nerve support, claiming it strengthens heart, muscles, digestion, and longevity. It targets workers, women, delicate people, and children, warns against dangerous imitations, and urges looking for the Old Chemist trademark with a broken bottle seal.
The records show a bookkeeper engaged by the firm fled for five years then started a hardaysis business and became a prosperous merchant. Reinhard married April 4, 1811 to Linra Flier, daughter of Henry Woand and Caroline Miller. His widow and two children Paul Miller aged 24 and James Gilbert aged 22 are left to mourn.
Det W C WW Knapp and Mrs Knapp arrive in Missoula to attend J B Cleary whose sudden heart failure death last Saturday prompted the Catholic church funeral arranged for tomorrow at 11 o clock. Cleary had lived in the area only a few months and was last employed in St Joseph Missouri. He is survived by his sister and his immediate family.
Missoula death notices report the passing of Fred Cormier a respected local resident with services set at the Catholic church in French Town next Thursday Undertaker Lucy Phillipets prepared a casket for the daily town GoW Spouse A who died recently will arrive tonight to arrange funeral details The Lumbermen's Union of De Hargia reported prayers for the burial of William Martin killed on the Worker Pacife railway line A Great Falls woman arrived last night to arrange the funeral of her brother J H Gleacy who collapsed on Lae Street recently
Missoula records show transfers including Gordon City Dowling Co to Annie Briggs for 1300, Ward and Liu to S B Viva land strip in Hegins addition, and multiple parcels reassigned among Jenny Carter and others. Also notes Dixon to James D Marks and Gassert to Frank Leiingwell for a bakery property at 24 North Wiggins Avenue.
Reilly offers fresh cakes and pies while J A McDonel of Drummond attends the Missoula fair with Rev Poo Lewin a former resident now in missionary work arriving from Portland He will stay through winter Sherman returns Manny from Anoronda and Sir Saerenan hoa gains a temporary forest supervisor appointment for the newly created Loto forest reserve with a large territory to cover.
The second day of testimony in the Lat of the Standard Oil Company case featured stubborn legal wrangling over admissibility of evidence. Judge Riker ruled for the prosecution, admitting Rockefeller's 1908 testimony in the Supreme Court litigation, a decision that consumed much of the session before Ida MM. Butts was called as the first witness.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a toning remedy for tired nerves, sleeplessness, and vitality, claiming alcohol free formula nourishes blood and organs. It promotes a range of stomach liver and bowel benefits and invites readers to obtain a panel guide by mail.
Airs Halis, daughter of the late Ceurze M. Tee, seeks to probate trust assets linked to Standard Oil subsidiaries. Attorney Phelps introduces original trust stack certificates and scrip showing fractional shares while defense argues authenticity and completeness of a New Jersey secretary of state record from 1898. Judge Banker reserves ruling tomorrow on authentication and admissibility amid arguments that evidence strays beyond the indictment.
Miss Alving Deschamp s eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Curpard Deschamps married Tom G Murphy of Gotifield Nevada in a quiet ceremony at the Catholic church at seven o clock. Relatives attended as they left for a month long honeymoon and plan to settle in Rhyolite Nevada where Murphy is engaged in base life.
A marriage license was issued today to Thomas Gabriel Murphy of Ithyalite Nevada and Alvind Mario Deschampe of this city. The ceremony is set for tomorrow and after the wedding the couple will leave for their honeymoon. Murphy is described as a well known mining operator from Nevada.
After four conferences with the ford merchants, it was decided to grant clerks in various stores a holiday during Thursday and many days this week to allow them rest. The stores will close at 12:30 p.m. on the designated days.
The Democratic Committee met to fill two vacancies on the ticket after Dan J. Heyfron refused legislative nomination and Frank M. Kelm to run for public administrator. John A. Scott was chosen for Mt Hoytzen's seat, and John St. Quirk, known as Dad Quirk, was named as public advntuls ccalor.
Immigrant Chinese aboard the Frolic were released on $1,000 bail each for examination next Wednesday after revenue officers captured the schooner yacht off the New England coast. They claimed prior U.S. residence notes were lost in New York or San Francisco. A Weston man disputed the smugglers’ statements. Five terrorists were hanged at a drumhead court-martial in Lotz, with protests by streetcar workers, teachers, and newspaper workers, joining the general strike. Vice President Levy of the Northern Pacific railroad passed through Missoula in his private car en route east.
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