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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
12
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 1x0 Hagins Avenue, Missoula. Telephone number 238. Advertising rates of application.
Two divorce actions occupied the district court calendar with the McClain family at Carlton as the central parties. Proceedings examined statutory grounds and competence of the plaintiff while the court heard a case involving custody and child support as the judge ordered continued advisement and a temporary restraining matter.
A wild animal sighting near Lud members of ye aiew xucersing it sileh Zine on the usual side for wine ene Mouina Realty cumpins led to a fatal shootout. Surveyor McTeud near La Momts ranch spotted the beast which fled as he fired a rifle. The animal died soon after, leaving locals wary of the night’s danger.
Missoula report of EE Mantle filing suit in district court over valued property. The case involves multiple defendants including J. B. Henningson and others linked to the Rectus group. Open to public with first class burial hotel references and a Ravell hotel note.
An advertorial asserts active brain activity prevents phosphate depletion and promotes Postum and Potash Foods as sources. It claims these products restore gray matter, nerve centers, and general mental vigor, targeting workers, professionals, and students with promotional language from a Michigan source.
John Anderson brings a civil action in Missoula against Boyd Bros alleging severe beating and injuries on Sept 1 after a Bonner to city transport incident. The plaintiff seeks damages to cover medical costs and lost wages, naming Boyd Bros as defendant in the case.
MISSOULA NOTES A crowded column records visits and movements around Missoula. Names include G Py Basler M Ripple Fred Dion Florence McQuester M. Victor Linley and more. Mentions of residence shifts, mining interests near Lake Como, and school board plans for textbooks and teachers.
A report of Roy Miskonti son of Mr and Mrs Weed Le Mord of Rannor dying in an incident. The funeral is planned for Sept setinavge citar with services to be held at NONOw.
An OCR fragment from a London market report shows scattered figures and terms like 450,000, England, and rates, but the text is garbled and incomplete. key entities such as banks or dates are unreadable, rendering the overall item as a rough, partial financial snippet with no clear event or outcome.
A large Democratic County Central Committee meeting in Missoula approves arrangements for the county convention. Delegates are apportioned with 99 for Sanders county segregation, primaries set for October 2 and the state convention to follow. Changes include precinct realignments and late convention travel to Luttrell.
Brevnsville public school prepares to open next Monday with expected large turnout. New rooms added during summer and upper grades to be introduced. Principal designates Miss Hot FE Stow and Miss Grace Million as teachers. other staff to be announced. Clergy arrangements include Rev W F Carson departing for Philadelphia for two weeks, with Rev George Ulair assisting in his absence. Local hunts return, reception hosted for Rev and Mrs W O Howard, and Mrs Holliday Landram travels to Missoula for a visit.
The association committee in Mirrould held a meeting to plan the premium list and other October fair matters. Atul Marion of Frenchtown was named vice president with several officers chosen including Dr. Richardson as livestock superintendent CJ Dallman as fruits vegetables hay and grain superintendent and Mrs F J Lefert as dairy and household products superintendent. A member of ancillary features will be secured to meet this year. Baston Com Sept g Mrs Maza Fairchild Wheeler mother of Prof Wheeler of Yale died at 81 in Jefferson City Mo. Sept t Governor Fok is not as well as yesterday and no one is allowed to see him.
The county teachers' Institute gathered at the high school auditorium with about 29 teachers present. Dr. Paberk Chak spoke, Miss Katharine Gill entertained, and focus covered teacher duties, health, self control, and child development amid a lively program in a historic community setting.
A club meeting discusses funding for next season with expected expenses and goals. Potential improvements for the team, including keeping key players and planning for a stronger indoor performance next winter.
A blaze reported near the Montana Iron Works on South Arizona Street caused quick alarm and smoke. A smoldering white wind reportedly spread from a pile of washes, with bystanders noting efforts to avert further flames as firefighters responded.
Charles Rose, 28, died after an accident at the Cent house near 448 Mast Hraudway. He walked from his vest to the roadside and fell on the sidewalk. The Walsh undertaking yems will hold the funeral. Rose had recently arrived from AC intth upolly to Butler and worked the mines. He had puggined for a year and lived in boarding houses and a fire where his death occurred. He was a member of the miners' anton, Odd Fellme, Wigley, and had been drinking prior to the incident.
A carnival style event is planned for the day before school starts featuring a drifting contest between Harry Rudida and Mike Davey, with prizes including a $10 purse and $895 in merchandise. The program also showcases a Suneds Whe Boston & Montara act and various sports demonstrations, attracting a young crowd eager for activities.
Fragmented notes describe scattered items from Butte briefs. Names and events blur with garbled text including references to Fowler, Boxe, and a hunting mention. The legible bits hint at local happenings but lack coherent detail or dates.
Five confirmed Cape Newstar women, three of them people of color, were forcibly removed from their cabin in Mercury alley and allegedly denied safe passage. Police have identified individuals J. Rich Jahnsem Olga Petersen K Tbbingon and td Moore as connected to the case.
The Atuntano Coristian association held a convention in Missoula with delegates from Western Montana. Officers elected include President SW Brown of Helena and Vice President W W Reena of Siming. resolutions call for sermons on Sunday execution by Christians and non Christians alike. Unclear transcription ends with a list of officers and committees from Bozeman, Billings, Helena, and nearby towns.
The Byer Disnater firm tied to Washington interests sought to fund a widening project for Hikings Torcdware in Wyoming. A $50,998 bill sparked a dispute over alleged overcharges and scope including grading drainage and concrete work along about 1 mile of road, with reinforcement and backfill tasks listed.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local administrative item with references to communities, charges, and a course of features. The readable text mentions November 1 and delivery, but essential names, places, and actions are obscured. The item lacks coherent event details to summarize a specific outcome or action.
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