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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
6
Missoula and Helena dispatches detail state and federal tax and land matters. Mentions the United States Supreme Court expected zoning and the issue of taxation amid contested claims, with references to government actions and land filings in Montana during September.
Joseph Chen Sr sells southwest quarter of section 40 in Frenchtown to Teantdis Bouehundt for 1000. Carre B. Rayman conveys lots 1-10 in block 24 in the Park addition, valorizations listed, in Mineola.
Manager Hartley announces a rich lineup at the opera house for next month. The Ward & Dames company presents Sherlock Holmes and The Birgo-Taree, with Hartley touting the strongest season yet and performances by Hew Miller and others.
Missouri, Sept. 16. Helena reports Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin will arrive in Helwia next week for a dispersion visit. The Army plans a Fort Missoula visit, with Missoula officials hoping to impress General Corbin and persuade the War Department to make Fort Missoula a permanent post. Regimental leaders may be brought to the fort.
Local preparations for a fine fruit show are described with arrangements for sale and shipping of apples and other fruit. Lindsay Co of Helena handles packing with proceeds returned to the exhibitor. Travel and bridge work under way, traffic detours anticipated, plus notices of residents and visitors tied to the event and infrastructure upgrades.
A man, aged about 16, narrowly escapes death when a watch saves him during a trimming accident at St Regis mill. He was hurled over water, limbs injured, with smaller arteries ruptured as he fell into a pond. Rescue teams rushed in as the injured teen was pulled from the edge of the sunlit water.
A garbled report details a domestic dispute involving a wife and husband, an attempt to place a shelter, possible opposition by a man named Marsh, and ongoing legal or protective actions. The text mentions a shelter, a court or ward, and a date around September, with references to a woman and her partner in a contentious situation.
A list of dozens of personal names appears in a historical ad text alongside a claim that thousands suffer from coughs that could be cured by Diso's cure. The fragmentary OCR mixes names with promotional content, lacking clear narrative or event.
President Craig announced the welcome of new students and faculty during the first day at Missoula. Allen McPhail performed violin pieces, having recently returned from Chicago to study. Craig urged student unity and outlined aims for the academic year as faculty members were introduced.
Missoula notes report a mix of social arrivals and visits including Mrs Thomas Mulhollynt and family from Hutt, Eloise Krowles attending state university, and Mrs O Neill of Manafield en route to see Arrangements for a Sle dance at Selish next Saturday with the Flying band providing music. A local court matter involves Vivien facing petty larceny charges. Judge Sldane planned to neck his alter this week. A dog incident near Ovando prompts police attention as a St Bernard bitten two children recently and Shoemaker case is headed to police.
Two couples in Maerz, Missoula, were to-day granted marriage licenses. John J. Wenilward, 27, and Slene Aukin, 26, of Woodside, and Blood, 41, age listed as WL at Lolo, were recipients of the licenses.
A 164 A steam heating plant is being installed at the Rattle Slake park pavilion and dances will continue there during the winter on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
A vintage health piece promotes calm nerves and balanced living through rest, proper digestion, and avoiding coffee. It cites Postin and Moastam Food Cotton as aids, endorsing a regimen advised by a Hygienist and Tadluna physician for five years of practice, with reference to a book offer.
Transcript of testimony in the Walter Jackson murder case against Jennie Buck indicates a likelihood the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court at the October term. Defense attorney O’Hara failed to secure a new trial, leaving execution possible after October 1 if the high court delays.
In Montana at Drummond and Deer Lodge a deputy held a man resembling Alvin Kidd the Deer Lodge escaped convict but released him after learning the suspect differed by a scar and description. The error prompted a barn lodging ruse and a second search before confirming Kidd was not the man.
Mrs Murray seeks a divorce from Lewis Dowdell on desertion grounds in Missoula district court. The plaintiff Mary F Murray contests the case against Joseph T Young, with attorney requests to file an amended answer and a deferred ruling on mercy. The state action names Li Te Kithiger and Timers as parties in related proceedings.
The pension board met to examine two men linked to former Colorado volunteers and a New York infantry veteran for eligibility. The proceedings focused on service claims and verification of prior pensions.
Report from Red tavige notes the incident near Bridger where the youngest son of T. A. Chaitin was shot by a resident as he pursued Marka. Chaitin, a prominent businessman, and his family recently moved from Watallen to Bridger.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Maenh Broa Viem Disnatred MIRROWI and Chaylee Marsh with broker dealings in the Wrery and WAdininking tasiners. Details are obscured. cannot confirm date or event.
Fragmentary text shows names and partial phrases likely referencing a local event or notice. Readable items include misaligned names such as Norbhert Pa and terms like Misamrin and Viantmaven. Unable to determine clear event, date, or action from the garbled source.
Missoula segment notes Roy W. Willson a bookkeeper for Gremnough Murphy wed Milas Helen Porterfield formerly a teacher in Missouri Schools. The item blends the ceremony with unrelated anecdotes about tobacco habits and curious historical cigar stories featuring Guizot Humbert and other figures, presented in a magazine-lecture style.
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