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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1903
Page
5
A recent Anaconda arrival recalls a troubled marriage from an eastern state. A saloon keeper and his wife split after family meddling. The husband moved West to Montana and found the wife and her parents in Anaconda with a poodle, sparking a tense reunion on Mair Street.
An advertisement says Yegen Bros Savings Bank will provide a path to success for children. It also promotes Thueson’s clothing store next to the Mint and Steuernagel's delivery service at Toird and Cherry, with a licensed express option.
A woman describes withdrawing from coffee and switching to Postum for two weeks with relief from chest pressure, heart palpitations, nerves, and stomach issues. She reports improved digestion, regular bowels, and no headaches after stopping coffee and drinking Postum, without medications.
Fragmentary text describes discoveries in science including Uranus and germ theory. Mentions Herpicite and Herpicide as products killing a germ causing dandruff. Claims mail order solicitation for samples from a Detroit company.
An unclear OCR fragment references a convent and sisters and asks about the school name. The readable words point to an assessment or cost question but no concrete details or proper nouns to identify a story, date, or location.
After two weeks of intense hearings on high assessments, Dear Lodge county’s Board of Equalization will adjourn at noon today and reconvene Monday morning in Velvelock to continue protests. Numerous complaints were filed, including reductions sought for Ursuline convent property and many individual lots and buildings, with adjournment deadlines tight to finish by August 18.
Patrick Gallagher was jailed after an alleged shotgun threat toward Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McDonnell of 518 East Eighth Street. Chief Powers and Night Chief Fitzpatrick disarmed him at his Birchen Hill home and escorted him toward the police station where he resisted before being confined for the night. The McDonnells reported the incident and may testify in police court.
Frank K. Welton a switchman for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad lost two toes on his left foot in an accident at the refinery. His foot was crushed under wheels while uncoupling cars. He underwent amputation at St Anns hospital and is listed as married with a family at 116 Walnut Street. Olaf Thorsen remains in serious condition after a cave in at Washoe smelter and recently joined the Woodmen of the World.
County Attorney McCaffery withdrew the complaint against Matt Pogega after releasing his bonds. The action cited the belief that Pogega had not been granted a divorce.
Knesevich and Berdict announce a cash only closeout sale on groceries at wholesale prices, inviting customers to stock up before supplies run out.
Secretary J J Sanders sends out Le Tet orders as the Pioneer group readies actions for upcoming events.
James C Sanders announces the twentieth annual Society of Montana Pioneers meeting at Great Falls on Oct 4 1903 with reduced railroad fares for attendees. An excursion to Fort Benton is planned. members urged to submit photos and papers about early Montana experiences.
Richard J. Jose heads a large minstrel company billed as one of the road’s best equipped. The troupe features a 40 member silver stage, own orchestra, and a star lineup including William MacDonald Frank Cushman and William Keller Mack. Manager Selby Oppenheimer promotes the costly production with strong ticket demand and crowded houses at the Margie ret theater.
Several box parties are planned for the Elke minstrel show at the Margaret theater on Aug. 7. The production is described as one of the leading society events of the summer season with top social figures attending.
A Pasadena road incident halted by a construction train on the line injures Conductor Gard and lightly harms others. A large Hulte Fike delegation and family members expect a full house at the Margaret theater as the event nears.
Attorney Duffy appeared before Judge Hendricks yesterday asking for a continuance of the preliminary examination of David Levsey charged with assault in the second degree. The trial was postponed until next Tuesday for the defendant to solve the preliminary examination. Pasadena July 31 six Peel Bevirk railway employees were injured.
Barwell Nebraska report states D W Ward merchant of Ballagh and his two children are dead after sardine poisoning. a third child dying while Mrs Ward survives. Also notes James McCormick prominent stock trader for Gould Fish Belden and noted art collector died suddenly at his Brooklyn home aged 68.
The report notes active trading on the exchange floor until yesterday with a broker saying he would go home. It mentions famous sun treasures in New York and asserts they were brought from Europe by Mr. McCormick.
Walter B. Newgeon, a well known author and newspaper man, died in Colorado Springs after two years of failing health. He was aged about 60, lived in New Haven, Connecticut, and leaves a wife and two children.
In Birmingham and Birmingham district reports miners begin partial work despite superstition about Friday. A number of men returned to jobs while a substantial portion remained idle awaiting conditions and orders from mine officials.
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