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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1903
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifier that treats the mucous membranes. It claims to cure catarrh and related constitutional ailments by cleansing the blood and improving local symptoms. Local retailer Chenin & Co in Toledo markets the remedy.
A busy Sunday at Gardena Garden grounds drew a large mixed crowd with open streetcars and many lingering to watch cowboys perform. Observers noted holidaylike fun, fashion, and scattered joviality as miners and businessmen mingled amid copper district interest and local civic life.
In district court yesterday L A Smith filed for a divorce decree and custody of four children from Virginia Young of 628 Dakota St. He alleges a violent marriage with multiple assaults and humiliations dating back to 1904. The case also notes separate claims by Alonzo W. Brang against Lake Shore Mining and a civil action against Murray Building House regarding damages and misrepresentations in stock sales.
Serious fire narrowly stopped at the WII house when a kitchen smoke and a smoldering hole under the floor were found. Firemen extinguished the blaze with chemicals after a slow start. Damages estimated at $20.
Inanestor Collina sworn before county officials over a horse theft allegation tied to Leahy and Merstay. Arrested by Gallus at Calumita Gardens, held for hearing before 11 Me e Taylor amid disputed details of a horse belonging to Frank Nordall near Hasin Reservoir and Hardstoy Ranch.
In Butte a long-known street figure called Two-Bit Billy, also Parsona, was found near collapse and taken to the county hospital. He requested his brother, attorney George Pardons of Idaho, be notified. He had drifted from hard drinking to sporadic use and poor health, with recent days marked by thinness and weakness. The article also recalls the death of a local official and a separate dog incident involving a German laborer’s dog and a man named Dla, with evolving local chatter.
Reports from labor headquarters show McDonald rallying for American Federation support to place an organizer in Idaho while strikes widen. Wage demands ranged from 176 to 20 dollars daily with unit owners agreeing to 22 for ten hours, as unions seek arbitration and settlement across Portland and nearby mills.
The narrator recalls a treacherous ascent through fog and mist near a ridge as a hunting party engages a wary animal. A sudden encounter leads to a fatal shot after tracking a wounded creature, with the hunter recounting the chase and the moment of release and aftermath.
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