Anaconda Youth Guilty in Store Robbery and Jail Time
J E Dunbar pleaded guilty to robbing a $23 cash drawer in Anaconda and took $66 fine. He may be released if he pays. otherwise 33 days in jail. He also allegedly took a mandolin and guitar, found in his room, and was set to star in Pinafore before being replaced. A street timetable change takes effect April 13.
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J. E. Dunbar
Justice of the Peace
Jack Conley
Dunbar
A. Short
Boise City
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Dan Quinn
Justice Court
Boice City
Mr. Short
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted Against Kidney Disease
Alarmist warning about rising kidney disease cites symptoms and urges Paine's Celery Compound as the sole hopeful cure. Testimonial from Albert Bowers of Newark credits the remedy with restoring health after severe kidney illness and weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Albert Bowers
North Thirteenth St
Newark
MY. J
Rock throws injure man at Dewey lodging house
Joseph Murphy suffered severe facial wounds after William Smith allegedly threw a rock at his face in front of the Dewey lodging house on East Commercial avenue. Murphy was taken to St. Ann's Hospital. Smith was found in his home cellar, jailed on assault charges. An eye witness described the quarrel and the rock strike.
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Joseph Murphy
St. Ann's Hospital
William Smith
Murphy
Smith
Dewey
East Commercial Avenue
Dewey House
Carlson
Anaconda High School Literary and Musical Program
One of the term’s best programs by beginning class members yesterday afternoon. Each number drew applause. Notable pieces included Morris sisters songs and solo and duet performances by Rachel Johnson Florence Jennings and Cora St Jean among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sisters
Florence Catlin
Mamie Conley
Rose Bresiahan
Rachel Johnson
Mary Lappin
Gertrude Smith
Bertha Millzener
Florence Jennings
Ella Strand
Jennie Gilchrist
Katie Peters
Katie Trunk
Cora St. Jean
Will Kenney
Jesse Cohen
Auline Turner
Lida Gilchrist
Mayor Ellis in Anaconda
Owen Ellis, mayor of Wisdom, Montana, is in Anaconda to arrange shipping and potential sales of many head of cattle. He notes dealers near Wisdom have sold cattle and expect more sales. four feet of snow remains in parts of the state, but water supply should be plentiful this summer.
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Owen Ellis
Wisdom, Mont
Ellis
Wisdom
Mr. Ellis
Sawyer Receives U S Patent for Birch Hill Land
City Attorney Sawyer holds a United States patent granting him title to 20 acres on Birch hill signed by President Roosevelt. The patent, applied for about ten years ago, rested with Washington authorities before issuance. The land has been subdivided with many homes built, and Sawyer has deeded back to Birch street property owners the land beneath their houses.
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Sawyer
United States
Birch Hill
Roosevelt
Washington
Birch Street
Rural notes and events from Bear Paw region
A report lists multiple local items including a concert in Cascade by Mrs. W. H. Pittwood Miss Devine and Frances Pontet, a French wrestler John Devannes challenging George McLaughlin, D F Smith winning a fuel contract for 250 cars at Fort Assinniboine, and a 17 month old boy's death in Stockett from bowel trouble. Also mentions a diamond wedding anniversary of T E Brady's parents in Huntington Quebec and new scarlet fever quarantines for Victoria Bialias Marguerite McCallum and John Marshall.
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Bear Paw Mountains
W. H. Pittwood
Martin Konesky
Stockett
San Coulee
T. E. Brady
Huntington
Quebec
Victora Bialias
Seventh Avenue North
Marguerite McCallum
Second Avenue South
John Marshall
Portland Democratic State Convention Names U S Senator Candidate
The Democratic state convention completed its work and named C. C. S. Wood of Portland as the party’s candidate for United States senator on the official ballot. The ticket includes Governor George E. Chamberlain and other statewide offices with Wood as the U S Senate nominee.
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Portland
Ore
CC. FE. S. Wood
Wood
21St United States Infantry
George E. Chamberlain
Multnomah County
B. F. Bonham
Marion
D. W. Sears
Polk
Henry Blackman
Morrow
J. H. Raley
Umatilla
J. E. Godfrey
W. A. Wann
Lane
United States
C. E. S. Wood
Multnomah
Perry Promises to Behave After Guilty Plea in Assault
Ed Perry pleaded guilty to third degree assault before Justice of the Peace Quane and was sentenced to 60 days in county jail. A commitment was withheld during good behavior after a Mainville saloon dispute with Andie Neiler left Neiler in hospital.
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Justice of the Peace
Ed Perry
Perry
Andie Neiler
Mainville
Neiler
St. Ann's Hospital
Great Falls Dispatch Notes Jail Return and Court Motions
An officer arrived from Havre to take back railroader John Burk who was jailed on a $12 board bill. Judge Leslie took under advisement a new trial motion in the Camilo Peres case. Peres serves five years for criminal assault on a girl at Sand Coulee. Edith Cooper, Great Falls High graduate, passed Ann Arbor exams with high honors. The complaint against Grant Dow dell was dismissed at Justice Safford's court and he will be sent to.
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Standard
Great Falls
Havre
John Burk
Camilo Peres
Leslie
Peres
Sand Coulee
Edith Cooper
Ransom Cooper
Ann Arbor
Grant Dowdell
Civil service board appointee named at Great Falls
Special Dispatch reports Charles L. Murray is designated a member of the civil service board for the customs service at Great Falls. Thomas Chestnut is commissioned postmaster at Clancy. Pension actions include original for Louis Kniesel and George T Lewis, and increase for George T Lewis at Twin Bridges.
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Standard
Washington
Charles L. Murray
Civil Service Board
Customs Service
Great Falls
Thomas Chestnut
Clancy
Louis Kniesel
Barker
George T Lewis
Twin Bridges
Bridge Crew Arrives to Start Yellowstone River Span at Miles City
William Have land who supervised the Billings bridge arrived in Miles City with eight men and plans to begin Yellowstone river bridge work here. The crew will total about 25 and start on the south shore.
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Standard
Miles City
William Haveland
Billings Bridge
Billings
Yellowstone R Bridge
South Shore
Anaconda ordinance defines offenses and penalties
An ordinance from Anaconda Montana sets penalties for disturbances, noise, assault, nuisance, and disturbing worship or public meetings. Offenders face fines from one to fifty dollars and possible imprisonment until fines are paid, with costs. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
Sarah Borram Sentenced in Mainville Jail Suspension
Sarah Borram was arrested in Mainville by Officer Marchion on a charge of maintaining a house of ill repute. Police Judge Hayes sentenced her to 30 days in the county jail, with the term suspended on the condition that she leave the city.
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Sarah Borram
Mainville
Marchion
Hayes
Ehret's Debuts Fine Line of Banner Carriages and Go Carts
Ehret's introduces a new selection of banner children's carriages and go carts showcasing quality design and bright finishes for young riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehret’s
Anaconda Montana Sealed bids urged for high school building
Sealed proposals for construction of a high school in School District No. 10 Anaconda are due by 8 p m April 19 1902. Plans and specs available at the offices of M J FitzPatrick and M D Kern & Co. Bids require a 10 percent certified check and may be accepted or rejected by the school board.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
M. J. FitzPatrick
Commercial Avenue
H. A. Nell
Clerk School District No
Bond sale notice by Deer Lodge district No 10 Montana
Sealed proposals due April 14 1902 for purchase of 68 bonds at 1000 each totaling 58000 to be issued by Deer Lodge county Montana school district No 10. Bonds bear interest up to 5 percent payable semi annually and mature in 20 years redeemable in 10 years. Earnest money 1000 with bid refundable if not awarded.
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Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Mont
Bonda
Anaconda
Montana
H. A. Nell
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