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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
7
The list details Butte's Democratic ticket by ward with candidates for each: First Ward M. R. Dempsey. Second Ward Patrick Heaney. Third Ward John Gleeson. Fourth Ward E. L. Mayo. Fifth Ward John A. Ryan. Sixth Ward A. G. Sieckenaler. Seventh Ward C. H. Bowman. Eighth Ward James Doull.
A digest of Butte area notices lists itinerant professionals and visitors including Fred Orton piano tuner, G R Wallace in Great Falls, C Babcock of Helena, T M Shaw of Lewistown, W Whitfield of Big Timber, Rev Charles F Richardson in town, Attorney W B Rodgers in town, and Brown C Cummings in Great Falls. It notes TV services, hospital visits, real estate transfers, church events, and local commerce such as wallpaper, X ray exams, and travel tickets. Also reports marriage licenses and a corporate name change from Finlen Media Drug to James T Finlen Drug Co.
Readings by Madam Renna at 67 East Park Street Butte reveal love marriage divorce work and journeys. She locates mines and handles all business matters promising guidance for a sorrowing heart.
Overstocked coal sale offers Sweetwater Rock Springs coal delivered citywide Lump price $6.00 per ton, not $5.50. Order now before prices change. Phone 477. Butte Coal Company, 19 East Broadway.
J P Fariss and Co advertises enhanced security measures for real estate holdings at 119 Hamilton Street promising safer property management and reduced risk for investors and owners.
Frank Gray stands trial charged with throwing sulfuric acid at Agnes Browning in a Chinaman run English chop house. Testimony contrasts doctors on his sanity while witnesses describe the brutal attack and Gray’s panicked escape as Agnes endures severe facial injuries and possible loss of sight.
The will of John Noyes, executed Nov 7 1898 in Butte, presented for probate in Seattle court. Elmira Noyes named executrix without bonds. half to her and half to four children. Seattle real estate held jointly during her life. rents split between her and the children. Property values include about 145000 in Montana with 45000 cash and 100000 in real estate including 12 city lots and placer claims in Butte.
The report argues any injuries Sweeny sustained were due to his own negligence as touching the car. It states there was no necessity to place his hands on top of the car and contends the chute was properly constructed.
David Berlin, a shoemaker and inmate at the city jail, facing charges of drawing a revolver on his wife and threatening to kill. He planned a tea party in jail as officer Reiniger detected a suspicious tray with fried eggs, ham, potatoes, coffee pots, and cigars, disrupting the plan.
Elizabeth Progreba filed for divorce from Norbert Progreba citing desertion after their June 9 1883 marriage at Waverly Minnesota. Progreba left February 18 1899 and she lacks knowledge of his current location. Additional divorce action: Albert Gloor sues Annie Gloor married October 2 1896 in Chicago. she left in September 1900 and he does not know her whereabouts.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company answered Thomas D. Sweeny’s damage suit for injuries to his hand on the 300 foot level of the St. Lawrence ore chute. The company denies responsibility.
Voters in the district face a Saturday poll on a 100000 bond proposal to fund new schoolhouses and expand the high school. Labor groups back the measure with little opposition expected if all registered voters turn out. The west side and Parrot and Hobart area need additional classrooms to prevent winter crowding.
Miss Ruth Hill daughter of J J Hill and An son McCook Beard wed today at the family Summit avenue home in a simple ceremony led by Archbishop Ireland assisted by Rev Thomas Gibbons. Bride gift highlights include 250000 bonds from her father and a gold salver from J Pierpont Morgan. The couple will reside in New York with a North Oaks honeymoon.
Count Mats'kata the Japanese statesman and financier arrived in St Paul with his party and attended James J. His daughter's wedding at noon. They plan to move on to Chicago tomorrow. T Megata, director of Japan's taxation bureau, said the count was impressed by America's greatness and resources after viewing the Northwest grain fields and cattle ranges.
Judge Irvin Stratton of Wichita a prominent horse breeder wintering in San Bernardino was likely fatally injured when his buggy was struck by an approaching electric car on the San Bernardino Valley traction line. The horse, frightened, backed into the car and was killed by a Southern Pacific motor behind it.
Washington April 2 Representative Patterson of Tennessee introduced a bill to abolish slavery in the Philippines and void the treaty between General Bates and the sultan of the Sulu islands.
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