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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
7
The Principa Branch Office of the Standard in Butte at 2 Fast Broadway announces advertising rates available on request. Telephone 422.
Butte notes report Orton Bros piano rentals and Montana Music Co purchases. Local movers include J A Conada visitors, Alderman Luxton from Anaconda, and J C Lavery opening a New York brokerage. A 1893 deed involving Heinze and Fairmount claim was filed. marriage at St Patrick's Church closes the item.
Market notes from South Omaha and Kansas City show cattle and hog receipts with varied demand. Cattle prices ranged with steers 4 to 7 dollars and heifers up to around 5.50, hogs mostly 6 to 7 dollars, and sheep steady with muttons and lambs cited. reports mix slow or steady demand across regions.
Joseph T. Carroll Lee Mantle and James W. Forbis sue Charles Ta Geyman Frank Geyman and the Gey man Mining company for 40000 dollars alleging underground ore extraction from a vein located beneath plaintiffs Rice addition lots in Butte. They seek injunction and damages with attorneys Forbis Mattison Lind say and Haskins.
The Mill and Smeltermen's union will mark the first anniversary of the eight hour workday on May 7 in Butte. A committee led by Charles Whitely will organize speeches music dancing and food if space allows. The event may move to a larger hall if turnout is strong.
Deputy U S marshal David Meiklejohn returned from Bitter Root country after serving summons on about 25 witnesses in timber cases before Judge Blake. The government continued its inquiry into how Mr. Clark obtained patents to the land in question.
Clarence Smith of the Western Labor union sent a telegram to Senators Hanson and Clark of Montana opposing the Proctor bill and Platt amendments to the Chinese exclusion bill and urging enactment of the features approved by the House on April 7. Rod Curry's funeral is set for Friday at 9 a.m. from Sherman Reed's funeral chapel at East Broadway.
In appreciation the Gillis family thanks friends and acquaintances, especially Matthew Olds and William Greenwood, for support during their bereavement. The notice also states Harry Cantwell is the authorized agent to collect moneys due People Publishing Co, signed by J. M. Kennedy, president, April 16, 1902.
Call on Orton Bros. at 219 North Main Street in Butte for best value on pianos and organs.
Levi Cartier stands trial in Judge Mc Clernan's court for larceny of a gray mare once owned by Jor Boulet. The horse, branded with J B and a quarter circle, disappeared a year ago and was found on Frank Carrier's ranch near Jackson Montana. The case hinges on shoulder branding and rightful ownership with defense attorneys Miles Cavanaugh Roy Alley. A prize card party follows at St George hall Centerville on April 17.
All Anaconda, Washoe and Parrot mines have resumed operations after engineers’ walkout. Daily ore hoisting rose from 2,700 to 4.00% tons with new staff delivering satisfactory performance and no notable accidents reported.
Maj J E Dawnon received a telegram from General Passenger Agent Whitney detailing No 3 trains carrying 900 passengers to the Montana division and West, 1 000 to North Dakota, and 700 in two sections this morning. Silver Bow Circle W O W meets April 17 at 2 pm. The nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph G Hoar died yesterday with funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from 304 East Quartz Street.
The Women’s club, the largest in the state, elected trustees to handle incorporation and clubhouse construction. Delegates to the Los Angeles biennial were directed to vote against admitting colored clubs to the general federation, while remaining free on representation and taxation matters.
The Palm Bakery and Cafe opens in a handsome quarters at 27 Weet Broadway offering bread, cakes, pies and a cafe with hot lunches from 12 to 2 at popular prices. It features confectionery, hot and cold drinks, and catering for parties and banquets inviting patronage.
District court opened without juries this term as crimes were disposed swiftly. Lorenzo pleaded guilty to killing a beef. Perry remains hospitalized after a fatal attack, and others await future sessions. Local moves include the Benton Sheep company buying Strode’s Ram boiler herd while rumor of a suicide misfires.
Brief note from J. FP Fariss & Co at 119 Hamilton Street outlining steps to enhance property security and deter theft or damage. Provides general guidance for clients and associates on protecting assets and reducing risk in real estate operations.
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