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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
27
Western Montana office of the Standard notes location at 130 Higgins avenue Missoula and provides telephone number 118. Advertising rates are available on application.
Report from Missoula dated Sept. details conflict over unsurveyed St Joe river lands near the Milwaukee Road route. Squatters claim long occupancy with costly improvements while government surveys advance. many fear losing $1,800 to $2,000 per claim without contest or clear title as deadlines pass.
In Cronstadt on September 3 the trial of 200 participants in the recent mutinous outbreak began behind closed doors. Among the defendants is M. Onioko, a peasant leader from the late parliament, along with 50 other civilians.
Missoula reports John Corrigan a Kellogg prospector aged over 60 has received 543,325 from the Federal Mining and Smelting company for his Corrigan group of eight claims near the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines. The bond was 60000 with payments due 1908. Corrigan, loner, plans travel but will stay in mining lore.
Charles N. Pray of Fort Renton canvassed Missoula seeking backing from county delegations for the Dixon seat. He spoke hopefully of nomination by the party convention and noted a favorable reception from local party members.
Edward J. Adams, noted Northern Pacific engineer, married Kate Dinsmore at her parents home in Missoula. The couple left for Portland, Oregon on their wedding tour amid best wishes from friends.
Mrs Evelyn B Barnard of Kingston New York credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with transforming her after a nine week typhoid siege. She says three bottles helped her regain strength and prevent relapse and urges publication so others know of its merits.
The advertisement claims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cures typhoid cramps dysentery diarrhea choleramorbus stomach ache sunstroke heart failure fainting and malaria. It promotes teaspoonful use in water and asserts purity no fusel oil medical endorsement hospital use and worldwide distribution from Rochester New York with the Old Chemist trademark.
Missoula Elks plan a large Missoula delegation to the State Elks association meeting in Billings. Hell Gate lodge will send 12 accredited delegates with several more attending. They back P. M. Reilly for state president, citing his previous service as vice president and hoping for elevation to president.
Arthur L. Strong, a member of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul surveying party in western Montana, left Missoula for the East to resume studies at the University of Michigan. He had earlier killed a large bear while camped on the Lolo pass and showed the mounted skin at the Missoula hotel. Strong plans to return next season for more field work.
Missoula reports 4424 miners in the Coeur d Alene district under Mayor Rossi. Most work eight hours daily at a minimum $3.50 wage, with payroll near $500000 monthly. Largest employers include Federal Mining and Smelting 1542 workers, Bunker Hill & Sullivan 461, Snowstorm 208, Hercules 162.
Missoula reports from the Bullion mine owned by Wallace businessmen indicate 10 feet of milling copper ore in sight in the drift toward the upper workings. The 450 foot tunnel needs 35 more feet to reach the objective with a ledge 8 feet wide and veins of ore running parallel. Some ore assays reach 30 percent copper but lower grades hinder profitable mining without improved transport.
Missoula reports a run of visits from dignitaries and professionals. John A. Shelton attorney and Missoula guest came from Butte on Monday. Granville Stuart librarian of Butte and his wife visited the city Monday. Harris D. Harrison of the Amador company was also a visitor. Charles KE Rueger a young mining and metallurgical engineer from Trutte was in Missoula Monday returning home Tuesday morning.
Missoula judge heard arguments on demurrers in a suit by Bitter Root Stock Farm against Western Union Telegraph Company. The case centers on a March 1904 telegram offering 34.25 per hundred for cattle, but a shipment went out at 4.25, prompting a $2,000 negligence claim. The company argues limited liability per a contract on the back of messages. decision reserved.
Missoula reports another strike of shipping galena from the Hennessy-Burna property six miles from Burke on the Idaho-Montana divide. The recently incorporated company is named for discoverers Dennis Hennessy and John Burson. Surface 18 inches of shipping ore was exposed, with four men at work sinking and drifting on the vein. No definite information on the extent is available yet.
Lynde Catlin and Miss Catherine Grace Treland wed in Butte. Catlin, born in Missoula County, serves as clerk of the Missoula bind offices. Treland, formerly of Miles City, recently transcribed records for Sanders County. The couple left Missoula for Butte last Sunday.
The letter from Mrs. Maebelle Lyon of Parsons Kansas recounts a months long infantile eczema case. After failing with the family doctor the Cuticura Remedies were used with rapid improvement and full recovery within about ninety days aside from a lingering rough skin.
Helena reports on the Montana Christian association convention with large attendance. Treasurers’ figures show substantial church expenditures and pledges totaling 2123.66 with 1034.44 paid, plus notes on Sunday school economy and church mission activities.
Washington reports that the post office department will not furnish automobiles to rural carriers. Tests used machines supplied by the manufacturer and allowed for use where feasible, but carriers must provide their own vehicles and bear all costs.
Missoula September 5 Shipments of copper ore have been resumed by the Monitor at Saltese the former producer which has shipped nothing since it bonded fall by the firm of Dr Read Herman J Rossi mayor of Wallace The ore awaiting shipment will average 20 percent copper and about 10 in gold and will be shipped at 150 to 200 tons per month from development on the 100 and 200 foot levels
Preliminary hearing for Alva McKinney charged with killing Ed Flynn at Saltese last Saturday will be held next Saturday afternoon before Judge Phillips. Witnesses from Saltese have been summoned. Prosecutors seek to show self defense with Flynn as aggressor.
Missoula report says T ooley, a young man, was arrested with three large wrenches. Police recovered most of a box of wrenches stolen from a Northern Pacific car damaged by burglars. The car and recipients remain unidentified.
Complete externa and internal treatment for every humor may be had for one dollar. A single set is often sufficient to cure disfiguring itching and scaly humors from infancy to age when all else fails. Cuticara soap Ointment and Pills sold worldwide. Potter Drag and Chem Corp Boston. Send for The Great Skin Book.
State Zoologist Surface leaves for Harrisburg to deliver the first Pennsylvanian snake collection to public schools. He will speak before the county teachers institute on snakes and insects of Pennsylvania and distribute specimens to schools statewide.
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