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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
11
A historical ad touts electricity as nature’s remedy for disease. It claims no drugs, no stomach complaints, and promotes Electro-Vigor, an electric body battery that supposedly feeds nerves and organs all night, never needing charging. It stresses twenty years of experience and positions electricity as the sole proven method.
Local and connecting train listings show A and P services with arrivals and departures, connecting routes at Butte and Dursat, including Milea crossing stops and multiple numbered trains. The schedule notes various times such as 6:35 pm and 8:28 pm with connections to BN Ry and N. P. Ry, plus mention of tickets to nearest points and fare details.
The visiting engineer chief outlines planned road and forest service work in Montana. He discusses rail and telegraph line developments, road construction near the Madison and Neihart regions, and the push to improve forest access, with emphasis on government and private cooperation for roads, bridges, and communications.
Readable fragments describe extensive planned works in Lin slate including 190 mile and 100 mile routes, with a major Fant Hie SFA project and Blobe Lie Grest of the divide. Mentions of Mate Weldabo shite and a capital coin fund, plus headings about reserves and revenue attitudes.
Trial proceedings in a domestic assault case involve allegations of a husband striking his wife. Witnesses testify on cross claims while the defense seeks damages of 10000 dollars. The prior related suit, filed by the wife, was resolved in favor of the defendant.
Judge Mecawan presided with a terse session as John Shee and Harvey Carroll faced charges. Carroll pleaded guilty and was remanded to county jail for sentencing. the proceedings featured brief remarks and focused on mercy and compliance with bond terms.
Woh Pal Sexian reports near disaster at Memon Mandax night where eight head of three steers owned by Col GW Moree were killed. The cattle wandered onto the line and caused a locomotive to derail into a ditch. drivers escaped with injuries as the train plowed through.
An employment order from Gebo camp calls for fifty miners and additional workers including women and boys. The eastern part of the state issues the appeal through the free employment office, with a special meeting announced for Thursday evening led by Secretary Alexander.
A store promotes an elegant line of starting silver for wedding presents with remarkably low prices. Various silver items including oyster forks spoons bonbons and trays are advertised. Customers are urged to visit the shop before buying.
In the Gallatin valley fields, wheat and barley yields surprised long-time observers as dry land farming produced strong harvests. Farmers report abundant alfalfa hay stocks and widespread field readiness for winter feeding, with crops reaching substantial growth stages across the region.
The body of R W Bammer, who died Monday in a Butte hospital, was shipped to Dillon on the Oregon Short Line. He will be buried beside his wife in Dillon with services to be held this afternoon at Mountain View Cemetery, near Beaverhead.
A long fragment reports a case involving Casey of Edgewater, his wife, and a daughter amid a probate dispute. It notes claims of valuables including a piano, table, paintings, jewelry, and watches, with authorities questioning ownership and intent. An upcoming court date and possible trial are implied.
The article details preparations for a state convention with broad church and missionary involvement. It lists key attendees including Bishop Edward A. Neely of Buenos Aires and Bishop Thomas Neely of Buenos Aires, and names many committee members and officials aiding the arrangements.
A high society wedding in Butte Helena area draws attention as invitations reach about 1,506 guests. The ceremony is to be held in the afternoon with a reception from 4:39 to 6:10. Invitations faced delays in transit and engraving by Tiffanys.
A faulty transcription promotes Aly One and Lermessy’s as top shops for wedding gifts and bric a brac. It notes Hennegsi’s, Math street, and Wy tong offer a wide array of china, furniture, and imported items. Visitors are urged to inspect displays and compare prices before trading with Hon rrnay’s.
Kieth Baden Buther ad Mes and Kuteher are in the city with Buteher’s father. Miss Nellie Maret of St. Cathey and others join relatives for a family visit. Lieutenant Muteher is stationed near Salt Lake, transferring to Vey Denigho. The party plans to attend the Cameval of the ee, with several relatives visiting Mendielily.
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