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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
14
A brief notice from the Blanchard office states a 33 Hust Broadway advertising fee is due by apylteatign. The fragmentary text mentions the office and location and implies a payment or dues requirement amid unclear wording.
Butte residents are listed visiting, returning, or staying in town, with mentions of Mrs Lizelo Wagner of Pipestone, Dr Crumb osteopathic physician, and many local business names. The column records callers, a few travel updates, and evolving social notes across Butte and nearby towns, including engagements with the Cab and Transfer Co, and mentions of state examiner G. Golting.
Henry Philips, a longtime Cornighman and early settler at Motta, killed himself in Centervilly after a state of severe suffering. He severed his windpipe to dim the pain, then died from suffocation as relatives and doctors witnessed the grisly act and attempted to aid him.
John Bey 48 democratic candidate seeks a seat in the legislature. Born in Louisville, he traveled west and pursued shoe sales before settling in Silver County. He claims long service in local politics, says he never joined other parties, and emphasizes a steady, moderate approach to lawmaking.
A fragmented report notes Eric's family fearing a death threat and arranging a funeral. The text mentions a wife, a Granite residence, and distant relatives preparing for the service as authorities consider the implications of the case.
Tenpin artists at Thornton alleys last night rally support for a Western Bowling Congress venture. A seven member committee was named to organize the trip, with funds sought from city leagues and local supporters to cover travel, lodging, and entry costs.
Ridgley Lorge entertained members of Ridleyadee No 1 C O with a lively program. The event drew large crowds and featured vocal and instrumental performances by Charles Adamson Bert Merdal Miss Mebenld Miss Cora Mouus and local soloists. The lodge plans future social events including a whist party with performances by Lee of Ridatey and others.
A free concert in the growing series was held by the Wester Brotherhood at Mountain View. Large attendance heard Wil Tim Tretheway win the batter last evening, with A. G. Walters and Ki. C. Treloan assisting. The next recital is planned for Tuesday evening November 63 featuring E. C. Hall with violinist Mantey Athol Laity, soprano Miss F. Hart, and mezzo soprano Miss Ethel Wolman at First Presbyterian Church.
Police took charge yesterday after a theft at SsawoK store on East Park Street. The suspect, identified as James ff Wall of Walkerville, is under investigation as investigators pursue four stolen comics and related evidence.
Fragmented OCR shows mentions of Republican candidates, alleged thefts, a robbery case with $188.28, and various names tied to a local political and crime narrative. It references Hamilton streets, Port Pennsylvan, and a butchered address chain ending with a pine organ ad.
A storefront advertises greatest economy opportunities with new art goods, glassware, and polished items for purchase. It highlights daily arrivals, bargains on china and gifts, and a small down payment to reserve items, inviting customers to visit and shop at the shop on the street corner.
A noisy crowd at Broadway Theater heard Prays and Smith discuss Republican principles and national prosperity. Speakers touched on western settlement, new citizen elements, and the need for unity amid party competition as both candidates urged public engagement.
Fragmented notes describe multiple horse races with winners and placings such as Prestet, Ave High, Jaamen Leonard, Del Mare, Virate, Chante, and Mek Nemesis. Mentions selling stakes, distances around one mile to a mile and a half, and odd spellings suggesting incomplete OCR. Data includes prices, times, and positions but many items are garbled and require clarification.
Pacific Coast League action shows Fresno allowing eight hits and four walks in a rough stretch as the Beavers struggle in the early innings. Umpire misplays noted and unclear line for scorers but Fresno fights back late with a pair of runs in the later frames.
In Los Angeles a fierce pitching duel marked by errors and slips as Wad Nagle, Buckley, and Enger led the Dodgers in a torrid eight innings. Crav ath delivered a clutch hit, but the team fell short with a single late misplay.
The readable text hints at a San Francisco toy pitch and observers noting poor control by Graham at critical moments. It mentions a Seal Bear and players Graham, Wilson, and Perrine in a partially garbled game summary.
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