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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
24
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 130 Higgins Avenue Missoula. Telephone number 118 listed for advertising rates on application.
Long, technical notice outlines the secretary of the interior and forest reserves rules on listing lands with merchantable timber, required examinations for agricultural value, and the process for entry under homestead laws. It covers priorities for pre 1996 settlers, notice publication, preferred entry rights, and final proof requirements.
Missoula transfers report John McGuire and Frank Paterson each granting one thirty second interests in quartz lode claims to Spokane buyers. M L McNeill deeds to Hub Gold Mining Co. rights in St. Regis district claims. Pig Blackfoot Milling Co. deeds east half of the south west quarter of section 21 to Clark Montature Realty with road and right of way provisions and flood rights for Bonner dam project.
An advertisement asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female ailments including inflammation ulceration and displacement. It claims relief for spinal weakness and changes of life with a positive guarantee of cure.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female weakness and backache. It promises relief from pain, nervous symptoms, and digestive issues, claiming to harmonize with the female system and offering confidential correspondence with Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
Mrs. George Shoup of 015 East Pine street died at Sisters Hospital after childbirth. The newborn did not survive. Husband George Shoup is very ill with typhoid fever in the same hospital. Mrs. Shoup, 30, had many friends locally. Undertaker Lucy arranged funeral services for Monday at 3 PM.
In Missoula on October 21, Sacred Heart Academy for girls and St. Joseph's School for boys report record attendance and expanded facilities. Total enrollment reaches 870 with 110 from outside Montana. The Sacred Heart alumnae elected officers led by President Mrs Charles Donovan. The St Catherine Literary Society held its first meeting of the year with many new members and verse, music, and readings. Mother Aristides of Montreal visits the Sacred Heart Sisters, once head of the academy’s Indian care and former superior.
The physician James William Howard dies in Great Falls after a sudden illness. Born in Missouri, he moved to Montana in the 1880s and built a successful medical practice. He leaves a widow in Missoula with many mourners mourning his passing.
Doctor James William Howard a longtime Montana physician died after a paralysis episode at Columbus hospital in Great Falls and a months long decline. He practiced in Dillon Jutte Butte Bozeman Hamilton Missoula and was a member of the Silver Bow Medical Society and a Mason. His seven sons and his wife survive. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Lucy's undertaking parlors with family attendance expected.
London October 21 Parliament opens next week with two clashes. The Lords and Commons quarrel over the education bill while the government and Labour push the workmen's compensation bill. A potential Irish crisis lingers, likely postponed to the next session.
E W James, a well known Norfolk client with ties to Norfolk Richmond and Baltimore clubs, was discovered dead in the Jamies mansion study. The death came by asphyxiation with a gas jet left on and police investigating the mysterious case.
Misoula notes mention Reilly's fresh loaf and Daniel N. Roberts becoming a citizen in ARK. Drummond's tower visitor Pridiay arrives in the city. W O McHurgh travels from Butte for business. Rev Sidney Strong visits Oak Park. Strong heads to the coast. The Revalli hotel in Hamilton, Montana stays open all winter for quiet comfort and noted cuisine.
Marie Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Davis of Woody street Missoula died this morning at Sisters hospital of heart failure after a brief illness The attack was unsuspected and funeral arrangements were not made today
An advertorial piece promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe simple cure for catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. It cites Dr Harlanson and a Chicago user, claims improved digestion and appetite after meals, and invites readers to request a free trial from F A Stuart company Marshall Michigan.
Missoula county Democrats held their largest rally outside Missoula at Frenchtown. Candidates and a large delegation traveled by rig from Missoula to greet supporters, and Frenchtown hall was crowded as speakers and candidates discussed campaign issues.
John F. Bannan district deputy of the Modern Woodmen of America arrived in Missoula after an overland trip to Lincoln Lewis and Clark county where last evening he installed a Woodmen camp of two members.
Alexander McKellop, a 40 year old miner born in Canada, was found dead yesterday morning at a Spokane lodging house on South Main. He had lived at 360 East Broadway previously and had been ill for over a year after a leg injury at the Diamond mine. Coroner Egan indicated no inquest is probable and arrangements await contact with his Cape Breton father and nearby relatives.
W H Ewell was arrested in Billings on a $15 larceny claim from J D Denton. Denton left money in his coat while Ewell, a barber shop employee, wet shaved. Ewell admitted the act and paid the amount to Denton to avoid further trouble, then was released.
Topeka Oct 21 John Moore of Arkansas City shot his wife Jennie Moore on a main city street as she walked home from church with a companion. She died two hours later after uttering forgiveness for her husband. Over 100 citizens search for Moore with a looming threat of lynching if he is captured.
London reports anticipated cabinet shifts as Parliament's autumn session ends. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman may join the peerage and lead the Whigs in the Lords while remaining prime minister. H. H. Asquith would lead the Liberal group in the Commons.
Governor Magoon inspected Havana's national asylum and found sixteen hundred sixty inmates crowded into dilapidated buildings meant for four hundred. Sleeping on broken cots and deteriorated facilities, funds Congress allocated for expansion were unused. Magoon plans new buildings and reforms.
The Times reports Arbuthnot & Co. of Madras suspended payment with its London house P McFayden & Co. The London suspension was announced Oct 20. Liabilities are believed very considerable and not due to recent London market events.
Terry Flynn a well known Western Montana lumberjack and miner died at Sisters hospital at 5 PM from dropsy. He had worked in the Blackfoot country and spent the past year mining near Coloma. No relatives are known. Undertaker Lucy holds the body. funeral plans were not set tonight.
New York report notes both Hearst and Hughes staying home on Sunday as the state candidates prepare for a demanding campaign week. On Tuesday the grand jury continues its probe into Charles F. Murphy’s charges that Independence League reps tried to block Democratic candidates with league nominations.
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