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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is listed in Missoula at ruan Hige ins avenue with telephone and advertising rates on application.
Missoula Sept 7 The recent on Houvoent Liat tha Milwaukee rund WHHL adopt the Sty Jom rveu route via served to call attention to that hither to unknown courtesy it Talia across the line dram Atontana. Government has prevented with a sip stick and squatters fear loss of homesteads. Settlers describe costly, slow work clearing timber and building homes as they invest in 160 acres. Many face forced moves, with some claiming $1,900 to $4,000 spent on property. The piece notes fraud concerns and legal questions about land claims and improvements by squatters.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mutiny and leadership changes within an unnamed group. Mentions M. Guinko and individuals named Jennies Diane with unclear roles, suggesting a contested authority and shifting ages among participants.
A long dispatch from Wallace details Patrick Corrigan of the Coeur d’Alenes who, aided by Kellogg partners, built a fortune in mining. It notes his early struggles, a deal with Charles Sweeny, and a bond sale by Warder’s Federal company, culminating in Corrigan’s sudden wealth and promise of a Western trip, yet he stays tied to the lonesome life of a prospector.
Missoula on September 6 saw Charles X Pray of Fort Benton in town as an avowed extremist seeking support for his faction. He canvassed county delegations to back a gubernatorial nomination at the convention, buoyed by a warm reception from local party members.
Norbert Paetfie and Miss Kate Drusmoyvert married last week at Kate Drusmoyvert’s parents home on the souk site. The couple departed for Porthington that evening, amid well wishes from numerous friends.
Evelyn Barnard of Kingston New York recounts her nine week typhoid illness and credits Dattys Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring her strength. She shares her personal words praising the remedy as lifesaving and notes she could walk again after a month of treatment.
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal remedy for numerous ailments and stomach issues. It claims the product cures and prevents diseases when taken with water and urges readers to buy from reputable sellers with the Old Chemist trademark on the label.
A large gathering of Hell Gate lodge Elks prepares for a district meeting next Monday at Wilings. The event will issue 32 accredited delegates including M M Joyce W C, Joseph M Dixon, Hugh Kennedy Teague and others to discuss state elections and nominate Reilly for president of the state association, with Reilly currently serving as vice president.
Missoula reports Arur L. Strona a surveyor tied to a Western Montana exploration party. He boasts of killing a large bear during a camping night near a store, plans to take the trophy home to share with friends. Strong pursues engineering studies at Michigan School and aims to return next year to similar field work.
Missoula report notes robust mining employment in the Coeur d Alene region with about 44 miners listed under the Gacuy Akins district. Mayor Rossi of Wiles cites 5800 dollars daily wage and a weekly payroll near half a million, naming over 10 mining companies including Federal Mining and Smelting.
Reports from the Mistouke mine, owned mainly by Wallice Knamore Wet, indicate ore in sight. The ledge is 10 feet wide with a vein of good ore, yet only six feet of work remain to reach the upper workings where ore was encountered, suggesting potential but needing transportation improvements.
Misoula Notes mentions John A Shellow an attorney, a Manila visitor from Butte, Granville Sturrt Verarian of Halter and his wife, Walters to the ely Mondays. Harris D of Amador company owns a chatter in the elly Monday. Charles de Rueger and soup arriving, metallurgical engineer of tutte, rotating home Tuesday morning.
The case in Webster County involves Western Union Telegraph Company and a stock farm near Oif, with demurrers and hearings led by Judge Webster. The central issue is whether the telegraph company is liable for wrong delivery of a message that claimed a rate of 3.25 per hundred sleds, later found to be 2.62 per hundred, affecting a shipment and charges.
A mine discovery on the Idaho Divide was reported last night with details of a vein at depth. The brief notes mention crews sinking and cutting out the vein and indicate a promising strike near Idaho Montia area with a high potential yield.
In a Missoula oriented note, Catlin and Miss Ireland are connected to recent social engagements. The report references a groom from Miles City and ties to Sanders County work, with details on marriage and residence and a forthcoming union amid local social circles.
The Montana Christian association held a bien attended state gathering in Cascade. Treasurer reports, pledges from churches totaling 123.08, and work by the state evangelist were presented as delegates reviewed finances and plans for future activities.
The department reports no plan to supply automobiles to rural carriers for trial use. If experimental cars prove successful, surveys may allow limited manufacturing by the company. Carriers must provide the vehicles at their own expense where reasonable and practicable, with permits for submobiles in areas deemed suitable.
Mrs Maebulle Lyon of Parsons Nan reports her baby suffered from Infantile Korte with months of misery before using Cuticura Remedies. After consulting a local druggist in Mazon Ill, the child improved in days and fully recovered in about ninety days aside from temporary skin toughening. She praises Cuticura as life saving and urges others to try them.
Missoula sees resumed ore shipments from the one-line producer Moutroy 44 Saltese as progress continues on 160 to 200 foot levels. The oversow walling shipment will average 20 years of ore, copper and some wire will fetch prices, and shipments will occur at a steady rate for the near term under plans led by Wallace mayor J Rossi and Dr Read & Terman.
McKinney facing preliminary hearing in Salina as witnesses from area towns are summoned. The defense plans to show self defense amid allegations Flynn was struck in a confrontation last Saturday.
A recent arrest for burglary yielded a cache of tools. police say the items may be linked to a break in at a local workshop. Investigators are tracing the tools to determine owners and the possible culprits.
COMPLETE TREATMENT for every humor consists of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills and may now be had for one dollar. A single set is often sufficient to ease the mash torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, and raw humors from Infancy to age.
A vintage ad promotes Cascarels from the Sterling Remedy Company as a safe bowel medicine. It claims Castor Oil overuse harms digestion, while Cascarels stimulate bowel muscles naturally without greasing the intestines. Enamel boxes fit in pockets and purses. each tablet stamped CCG.
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