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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
23
A fragment reflecting on marriage happiness and court imagery with phrases about matrimony and domestic life. The text is incomplete, offering a brief glimpse into a discussion or article title about marital contentment within a judicial context.
In Montana court, Judge Lynch hears multiple divorce and custody actions. Rhoda Davenport seeks relief after a troubled marriage ending with threats and a custody bid for a 2‑year‑old daughter. Nellie Field obtains a divorce from Martin Field amid travel and financial strains. Kate Corr fights for home and child custody with alimony requests. Eveline Woody and George Woody clash over a daughter, with custody temporarily assigned to a local home. Cattle market notes report rising western range receipts and peak prices for prime steers and western lambs amid steady or improved demand.
In police court on East Galena Street, a 13 or 15 year old boy testified against three men, describing a disturbance and a club attack. He identified John Jones, John Lucas, and John Rhodes. Jones was discharged, the others fined $10 each. The session saw 30 offenders, ranging from drunks to assaults, with varied outcomes.
Ben Thayer president of the Anaconda Mining company is in town for a few days on his annual inspection tour. He will remain in the state for two or three weeks noting improvements in industrial and business conditions. He reports the steel and iron department of trade much improved copper conditions improving but not yet satisfactory.
Frank McMullen, proprietor of a Lima lunch counter, was brought to Dillon and jailed to begin a 100 day sentence after Justice Noble fined him 200 dollars for wife beating. He could not pay the fine and will serve the jail term.
Contractors began work on a new business block at Main and Third in Hamilton. Misses M. and FE Smith sponsor the project with four stores on Main and two offices on Third. J. D. Hoekstra of Missoula holds the contract and aims for completion in 60 days. The Orvis music house site is moved to make room for a two story brick block tied to Bitter Root stock farm’s plan for a chamber of commerce building.
The protected cruiser Idzumo, to represent Japan in the San Francisco bay Portola festival display next month, failed today. Captain Saito spoke to naval representatives, saying he carried a message of good will to America.
Hamilton Sept 20. Mrs A M Miles visited Missoula for a week while Mr and Mrs J D Kennedy of Butte were in Hamilton on business. Mrs A H Moncure travels to Missoula then Virginia. Presbyterian church officers host a reception to foster acquainting. R O Russell returns to Stevensville after a Sunday in town. Local group attended Masonic and Eastern Star lodges in Butte. Streets not illuminated. one dynamo needs repair but expected to be fixed tonight. BE Collins returns from Missoula. Doctors Owens Beck Parmenter and Fred Printz back from Clearwater hunting one fine bull elk.
A private dining room for ladies is offered at Baker's located on 12 South Main Street. The notice highlights a reserved space for women guests and reflects a historical social venue.
Bozeman report on Gallatin and Bridger national forests finalizing boundaries to fix errors, drop a few lands, add timbered sections to protect water sheds. Under 1906 homestead law many acres already claimed. A 30 mile telephone line to Sedan is nearly complete with about 1 miles in operation.
Mrs. Sarah Gary widow of John Gary and mother of John and Martin Gary dies at her daughter's home on North Church avenue Bozeman after a year with locomotor ataxia Funeral services set for Church of the Holy Rosary High Mass employed Yeomen member born in 1844 in Ireland came to Canada as a child married in 1862 lived in Michigan Big Timber and Bozeman families survive including a brother sister and another brother in law in Canada and Michigan
Louis W. Hill of the Great Northern arrives in Helena to inspect the recently completed Prickly Pear canyon project between Helena and Great Falls. He plans to proceed to Great Falls the following day.
The street railway firm sets a 2 cent rate for school children next Monday to enable pupils from across the city to reach the business center for a Taft welcome. The reduced fare aims to boost turnout for the presidential visit.
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