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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
6
Local item notes the Western Montana office of the Standard located on Higging Avenue in Missoula with telephone contact and advertising rules on application.
Public notices outline revised federal harvest and settlement procedures for unlisted forest lands. It details application, examination, listing, and notice requirements, including publication in county papers and notification of preferred entry rights to applicants.
An 19th century advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female ailments. It promises to cure watery, inflammatory, ulcerating conditions and spinal weaknesses, claiming effectiveness through the change of life.
An advertisement extols a vegetable tonic from the Pinkham Company claimed to ease backache, menstrual irregularities, fatigue, nervous tension, and general debility. It promises harmony of the system and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham at Lyon, Seon, for confidential guidance.
A fragmentary, archaic notice outlines settlement rights for homesteaders, detailing entry timing, proof of residence, and surveys. It mentions contiguity claims, preferred rights to cure, and final proof requirements under undefined laws. The text cites surveyors, registers, and plat notes with emphasis on timely filings and land entry procedures.
In Missoula on Oct 21 Jotu McGuise of Carter appears to transfer interests to Thoms It near St. Regis and others. The record names Frank Vo Pettersna of Spokane and O J Stinson with Hub Mining Company, detailing second and joint interests in parcels near the St Regis district. The transaction includes right of way provisions for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line, and notes deed conditions conveying portions to the Clare Mantanw trent ly company for a nominal sum backed by legally described sections and ranges.
Missouri. Oct 21 Mrs George a 815 East Twe street Wiedere at WN girly hour this morning at the sis ters Woxpital, shortly after giving birth to a child. Husband Shoup is also ill in hospital with Typhon fever. Mr Shigyavin, 90 years of age, etc. Funeral to be tomorrow Monday afternoon at the residence at Yo'vluck.
A wealthy Virginian named J. W. shunes, connected to Welty of Norfolk, Richmond and Taliiwere, reportedly left $50,000 and was found dead in a rugmi at the old Janek innsten. Death appeared due to asphyxiation amid a puzzling scene. Investigators noted a gas jar and a wide open door in the room, with the employer present and the victim's habits described as unsettled.
MISSOULA NOTES recounts visitors and local happenings. Mentions Danatenid, Viking fetes, Congregational church figures, Coast visit, and Hamitten Mot noted for comforts. Describes a warding incident at Wooly street and a funeral arrangement pending today.
The report covers Sacred Heart Academy in Montani praising its 1900 building and ongoing high educational standards. It notes large enrollment in high school and a promising valuation of the academy’s work, with details of alumnae events, a St Catherine Literary Society meeting, and Mother Aristides’ visit and leadership roles in the Sisters of Providence.
The obituary notes the death of James William Howard Dwis Wn Great Falls, a well known figure in the state, with local family ties to Atisgoula and honors from mentors of the Lila family. The fragmentary report mentions a midnight incident and a community reacting to the loss.
An OCR fragment discusses chronic stomach catarrh and indigestion, praising a tonic tablet with whiskey pepsin and other ingredients as a safe remedy. It notes supposed symptoms like foul mouth taste, fainting, weak appetite, and nervousness, and includes biographical mentions of doctors and patients connected to medical practice.
Enthusiastic Democrats rally in Frenchtown drew the largest crowd of the campaign in Mixxonia County Wennerats reported. Speakers praised the party’s candidates and urged support, with the event continuing into the evening as supporters celebrated the day in Frenchtown.
Missoula reports that Deputy Bannan Thucins, district deputy of the Woodmen of America, was installed last evening by Franny Overbindip and Line Lewis at the lodge in Lewis and Clark county. The event marks the formal initiation of Woodmen members, with lodge proceedings detailing the ceremony and membership.
London report describes rising conflict between the House of Lords and Commons over education reform and the Workmen’s Compensation Bill. Contending parties fear a breakdown in governance as party factions test government support amid upcoming sessions.
London reports indicate major cabinet changes are likely in the next parliamentary session. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman may be raised to the peerage, shifting leadership roles in the Lords while reforming the Irish secretary and Lords leadership.
Perry Ivan, famed across Western Montana for lumber, mining, and woodwork, died at the Sisters' Hospital in Missoula after a fall. He lived in Blackfoot country and lately mined near Colama. He left no known relatives. Lucy Judertiker has the body. funeral plans were not yet set.
The miner Alex Mckellop about 40 was found dead in a Spokane lodging house at 111 South Mab Street. He had been ill for two weeks and had worked at Diamond mine where a broken leg in white labour may have caused his decline. Coroner Egan conducted an examination and he was removed to the Walsly undertakers. The death is not expected to be followed by an inquest for 43 days as the father in Ontario is notified. A cousin named McPherson resides in Talia.
W H Ewell was arrested on a larceny charge after $15 was found in J B Lenten's coat pocket at a barber shop. Lenten had left his coat while getting shaved and Ewell claimed he would not pursue more trouble, leading to his release from custody.
Topeka Kan John Moore of Jans City Kin today shot Jennie Moore on a street in that city as she was returning home with a companion. The woman died two hours after the shooting, her last words were forgiveness for her husband. About 100 citizens are sharing in the search for Moore and a reward will likely be offered if he is brought to Arkutisos City.
Havana January 21 Governor Magni visited the national asylum this afternoon and found deplorable conditions. Sixteen hundred sixty persons of both sexes are crowded into filthy dilapidated quarters with poor bedding. They sleep on broken cots as relief funding aroused debates and an appropriation to enlarge the facility remained unexpended. Governor Magoon plans additional construction to improve the premises.
The Times of London reports Arbuthnot & Co of Madras has suspended payment. PB McBayden & Co in London is the house of Arbuthnot & Co and their suspension will be announced on October 26. Unvilities of Arbuthnot & Co are believed to be considerable amid turbulence in the London money market.
In New York News, Hearst and Hughes rested Sunday as a week of hard campaigning looms. A grand jury will convene Tuesday for the Murphy investigation into alleged interference by Independence League representatives with Democratic candidates and league nominations.
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