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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
4
Anaconda amateur photographers surge into a busy season with new mounts albums and paper experiments. Notable figures like Men trum Walker Rowe prepare to work while panorama cameras see mixed reception and dealers report rising spring sales.
Local pool rooms list detailed entries for five races at Memphis and Tanforan. First race at seven furlongs shows Etta Fonso and others with varied odds. second race at one mile includes Round El Derim and rivals. third race purse one mile lists The Lady in Blue and competitors. fourth Lumberman stakes four and a half furlongs features Sard and Farmer Bennett. fifth race hurdle mile and a quarter lists University and Jae Bell among entrants.
A worried young mother notices her own pale thin appearance while the baby fails to thrive despite plentiful food. The brief, dated note appears from Scorro Bowne druggists in New York, New York.
Road supervisors elected April 7 filed official bonds with County Clerk Martin. Each bond stands at 500 dollars with two sureties. District 1 John S. Bureh with sureties I. Hoffman and Peter Valston. District 2 William Stiver with A. Hagan and LD. Kenyon. District 1 Frank E B McCleery with William Norton and B. F. Neustine. District 6 Clarence Gordon with Michael McCormick and Henry W Cain. District 7 Bernard Gilson with Pat Levengood and Burton Vincent. District 1 Jesse Miller with David James and J. H. French.
The match ends in a tie as both teams win one game and one game is drawn. Mahoney tops scoring with 168 in the second game, while Unknowns and Millionaires post 713 771 in game one, 774 774 in game two, and 838 821 in game three.
Patrick Fitzstephens, author of a bizarre letter to County Attorney Duffy, was adjudged mentally unsound by a county commission and sent to Warm Springs asylum after being arrested for insanity. He testified that enemies are plotting to kill him and recalled his past in Anaconda and Philipsburg.
A note clarifies that a product sold by Hinds & Co. of Butte Montana is not beer but a malt beverage. The label reads Arheuser Bush Brewing Ass'n and is distributed to druggists as a wholesale item.
Mrs. Thompson of Great Falls files a district court contest to Mrs. Mahoney of Anaconda for letters of administration on the estate of the late John Murony. Thompson asks to be appointed administratrix or to have both women appointed jointly. The case will be heard at the upcoming term. the deceased left no will and the estate is valued around 4,009.
Night Chief O'Brien and Officer Powers recovered goods and papers stolen from John Byrne's room. They traced the robbery to two boys aged 9 and 5, woke them at home, and marched them to the hiding place. Due to their youth, the boys were warned and released after a severe lecture.
Dorothea Hegemeyer aged 62 died of bronchitis at her son’s home 619 Fast Third street Anaconda after visiting four sons from St Mary's Ohio. A native of Hanover Germany she contracted illness shortly after arrival and likely will be interred in St Mary's.
Henderson announces affordable men’s attire at 311 E Commerciel avenue amid rising fashion interest.
Mrs. Murray pleads not guilty to murder complicity and is remanded to jail for a preliminary examination. Prosecutor Duffy discharges Dave Walsh but holds him as a witness, asserting Walsh may confirm the case against Murray. Murray appears modest and pale, with a gentle, refined demeanor.
The regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the court house on Friday and Saturday April 20 and 21. Please bring paper. HELENA M. GLEESON County Superintendent.
Mr and Mrs Hafner thank their many friends and the high school members who assisted in the last sad rites for their daughter Laura.
Household goods bought and sold and a confectionery cigar and tobacco store. Leave orders for all kinds of transfer work. 620 East Park. H C Kennedy.
H P Napton attorney at law rooms 14 and 15 Durston block Anaconda Mont. T O Leary attorney and counsellor at law practices in all state and United States courts rooms 3 and 4 Bank building corner Main and Park avenues.
The notice advertises T. J. Strachen directing a carriage painting shop with first class work and cleaning and repair of garments by American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works at 304 E Commercial Ave. Nearby are Anaconda Produce at Hay grain and feed, J R Tavernia at 227 KE Commercial Anaconda, Palace Hotel on 401 KE Front St with new management, free baths, and board and room offered.
Warm Springs Livery Feed and Sale Stables at 111 W Comm ave with prompt attention and reasonable rates phone 5 J H French proprietor. Dexter Stables livery feed and boarding at 20 Commercial ave Oak W C Haynes proprietor.
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