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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
8
Burt Marsh filed for divorce from Ella T. Marsh alleging desertion in 1900. He states they wed in Helena Jan 12 1898 and she left Butte Feb 18 1900. He appears as his own attorney and service by publication is sought in Minneapolis.
A concise report details charitable efforts by local women during the last winter season. It highlights fundraising, visits, sewing and supply drives, and the community impact achieved through organized meetings and cooperative aid.
The Associated Charities reports a strong end to winter with March relief surpassing prior months. They furnished 265 garments, 20 families got provisions, 10 coal deliveries, 22 people found work, 10 transportation aids, 28 prescriptions filled, 46 soup kitchen families served, and 1 129 individuals fed. treasurer shows $189.45 income and $526.85 expenses, with $3 225.16 on hand. Large donations aided this effort.
A brief public notice from the Butte Brewing Company appears in this issue, urging attention to an upcoming matter. The card-style item signals a civic or business notice without detailing specifics.
The Nome City will depart Seattle for Nome on the 27th. Few if any Butte travelers plan Alaskan trips this spring following last year’s losses. Yellowstone Park opens June 10, five days earlier than usual.
At First Presbyterian church on Monday April 8 at 8 30 ticket price one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children Tickets available at Orton Bros and P BE Calkins for the event sponsored by the church group
Herbert Fant aged 26 was detained by Detective Jerry Murphy on a Robbery charge after a suit of clothes and an overcoat were taken from Albert Kirk at No 4 Palace lodging house. Victor Paltrovich identified the thief who obtained five dollars for the garments, and Fant, found at a South Main street saloon, will be held at the county jail for a preliminary hearing.
Secretary Long names Captains Perry Burwell and others with naval constructors to examine a proposed canal linking the ocean to a Washington lake. The study weighs commercial use against potential navy benefits and whether the plan should be expanded to meet naval needs.
Law officers of the war department prepared an opinion awaiting Secretary Root approval on the legality of a Philippine commission decree requiring banks in the Philippines to pay depositors in the same kind of money as their deposits. Bankers protested against the decree.
A cablegram from Professor Perrine to Lick Observatory confirms the Crocker eclipse expedition has reached Padang Sumatra after traveling from San Jose California.
The Montana Christian Endeavor union will meet in Butte June 12 for a three day convention with leaders from Helena Deer Lodge Havre and Missoula. A Helena teacher notes eastern states seek Montana positions citing higher pay and better health prospects while county examinations occur on last Fridays of February April August and November.
Five young men from Bowling Green’s affluent circles were indicted by the grand jury for involvement in a Potter college escapade last Saturday night. They allegedly placed a ladder to a college window and enticed female students, exchanged fire with Professor Cabello who fired no one was wounded, and claimed the girls were being taken to a duck supper.
In the Carson Nevada land office contest over Lincoln county grade built in 1889 by Charles F. Adams for Union Pacific the decision favors Utah & California against Oregon Short Line. The Clark road to Los Angeles has acquired the Utah & California rights so the ruling supports Senator Clark and associates new projected line.
Report from New York said Russell B. Harrison planned to contest his father’s will to gain a portion of the estate. Howard Caleb, partner of Harrison, called the report unfounded and said Mr. Harrison was entirely satisfied.
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