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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1902
Page
9
Lutey's, Montana's largest grocery, promotes a newly modern bakery area and courteous service. The ad lists daily specials on mutton cuts, beef varieties, pork items, and canned fruits with prices and value emphasis for Spring Lamb and fresh produce.
School district No. 9 of Missoula county Montana will sell on August 30 1902 at Heron Montana three thousand dollar school bonds bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually redeemable in 10 years and payable in 40 years from July 1 1902 sealed proposals due by noon August 29 1902 W A Beebe Clerk of School District No 9 Heron Montana
New York reports Russell Sage, at 87, remains vigorous and continues daily business after a near-death drag by a streetcar. Born 1816 in Verona, he rose from poverty to finance. allied with Gould and Weed, served in Congress, helped run major rail and telegraph ventures, and now stabilizes markets as a famed lender and economist.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan of Centerville clung to the buggy as a runaway horse bolted through Miner and Main streets, colliding near Hennessy store. By quick action and calm control she prevented serious injury, aided by a bystander who captured the frightened animal. A nearby contractor’s horse also bolted and wrecked a cart wheel shortly before.
Thomas Healy, a miner living at 733 Agate Street in Centerville, was robbed by three highwaymen early yesterday. He was struck on the head with a rock after resisting and lost a silver watch and $4. Police learned of the attack hours later and described only a meager trio of suspects.
Charles Andricki, a Tivoli brewery employee, lent shelter to a woman claiming destitution. She left with $655 after he awoke to find her gone. Police seek the mysterious woman as Andricki reports the theft. Also notes Joseph C. Galloway dies at 53 with funeral plans pending.
The project मांears a $1 250 000 budget for a vast floating dry dock. Admiral Endicott of the bureau of yards and docks has completed the specifications. The tow route, across the Pacific or Atlantic via Suez, depends on construction location and will be a formidable undertaking.
London discussions on army remount scandals during the transportation and remounts item. Sir Charles Dilke urged publishing evidence from the United States and Argentina. Col. John Nolan blamed loose contracts, while Brodrick defended probing charges and pledged action to convict conspirators. The transportation and remount vote passed.
Commander in Chief Torrance of the G. A. R. appoints a commission to press a statue of Gen. B. F. Stevenson. The committee includes Thomas Lawler of Illinois as chairman, Thomas J. Hopkins, James Tanner, John McElroy, and Louis Wagner from Pennsylvania.
Washington August 4 Commissioner Ware said new pensioners will exceed 10 000 due to recent legislation. The July 1 total stood at 999 446 and has grown steadily in past years, driven by ongoing pension reform by Congress.
Standford Newell, minister to the Netherlands, on a short vacation, called on Acting Secretary Adee at the State Department. He will return to Minnesota before going back to The Hague after visiting President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay last week.
The funeral for Mrs. J. M. Foster will be held this morning at 10 from the family residence 8351 West Granite Street with Rev. Henry officiating.
In Washington on August 4 the navy department announced plans to call for bids on a massive floating dock. The structure will handle a 16000 ton battleship and be built in the United States before being floated to its final servicing location.
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