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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
4
Mayor Stephens announced action after complaints about idle men gathering on Main Street saloons. Police were told to warn offenders as residents complain of noise and sidewalk obstruction. The nuisance, tied to a late night crowd opposite a resident’s lodging, remains unresolved.
Philipsburg notes report Mr and Mrs James Willoughby and children drove from Granite Tuesday en route to Tower Rock creek for a several week fishing outing. John Deffebach, in town for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone matters, left for Missoula. Degree of Honor members enjoyed a Monday gathering with Granite visitors and refreshments at midnight. Mrs Edward Mason of Parkerville returned from Combination with her sister Miss Pearl Scott. Mrs John Judge and niece Milile Wrightson of Granite were passengers.
The Lycan Camping Tour of Yellowstone Park lists August itineraries Tour No. 6 on Aug 10 Tour No 7 on Aug 20 and Tour No 8 on Aug 30. Seven day trips depart Cinnabar daily at 11 a.m. and cost 30 dollars round trip with no extra charges for side trips. Discount offered for parties of 20 or more. Address The Asped Lycan Co Gardner Mont.
Rosa McAhan of 211 West Quartz Street Butte Montana reports Herpicide cleansed her dandruff covered scalp and stopped hair loss after trying many preparations. She says dandruff is a germ disease and Herpicide destroys the germ destroying the cause and removing the effect. She asks readers to ask their druggist for Herpicide. It is a pleasant dressing and relieves itching leaving hair soft.
The assessment roll of Deer Lodge County Montana has been completed and turned over to the office. The board of commissioners will sit as a board of equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays each week until August 12 unless their necessities require it, when they will meet in continuous session. Phil Greenan County Clerk. Anaconda Montana July 9 1901.
Wednesday to visit with friends in the lower valley. Joseph Dubrule returned to the city from Durand ranch at New Chicago. Joe Bradshaw came from Sunrise to visit his parents. Fred Bassett, ill last week, is improving. Thomas and William Loughlin of Butte are visiting. Mrs Harris and Florence Paul of Butte arrived and will visit Granite. Mr and Mrs Thomas Tonkins of Granite spent Tuesday with friends. Dr Craven of Drummond is in town on business. Fred Burks, injured at the Bimetallic mill, uses crutches. Libbie Doody returned from Rock Creek with Tina Brown. A camping party headed by Mrs J J H Williams, Mrs George Westphal, and Howard Bowie went to Rock Creek for a few weeks.
President Charles 8 Mellen of the Northern Pacific and President M Hugh itt of the Chicago Northwestern led a party of railroad magnates visiting Anaconda yesterday. They arrived by a special five- coach train from the east at 2 pm and, after two hours of inspection, traveled on to Washoe smelters to view the new plants and smelting methods.
Deer Lodge county acquires 160 acres to serve as a poor farm. John Steffanson turns over a deed after a $600 warrant payment. Plans for a 390 inmate facility will be drawn and bids sought for construction and operation at or near $3 per week per inmate. Currently about 25 county charges are cared for.
Jean Yale released on cash bond after left jail then drank to celebrate and wrecked her Mainville home. fined $10. M L Fisher arrested for disturbing the peace at a Montana hotel club. fined $25. A warrant issued for Tim Sullivan over pulled fence. hearing set for 2 pm. Also piano for sale at $325 and plumbing services offered.
The Anaconda Eagles travel to Missoula to face the undefeated Missoula team for the Montana championship. Arrangements were completed yesterday and the team departs Saturday night by the north coast limited to arrive rested for the Sunday game. Manager Day and the players expect victory and will wager some money on the result.
Anaconda will be represented at the state tennis tournament to be held in Butte this month. Play on local courts begins Saturday and continues through next week to decide who advances to the state event.
General sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. M. Cosgrove in the death of their son Willie. A bright lad with promise, he entered All Hallows last fall and made rapid progress before heart trouble forced his return home ten weeks ago. he died yesterday.
W James Johnson and six others were arrested on gambling charges and released on 700 bonds each. The group included Charles Graham John Griffin Newton Shannon James Gardiner Thomas Harney and Richard Roe. Gardiner briefly resisted bond but relented after a few hours. Cases before Justice Kennedy were dismissed and the men must answer in district court.
Decedents Julia McCann and EF W McCanna transfer to Helena Strain lot 3 block 7 city of Anaconda for 200. Notice locates Joseph Burri quartz lode claim. Tailor advertisement notes suits from 15 dollars at 504 East Park.
The text recalls William Howard Taft’s earlier athletic prowess at Yale as a popular student and boxer paralleled by a dramatic incident in Cincinnati. An editor accused of an incendiary letter faced violent retaliation by Taft supporters who restrained the attacker until hospital care. No arrests followed.
Londoners mock the Gresham gilt grasshopper architrave inscription on the London exchange as an American suggests the line should read The Earth WAS the Lord's and the Fullness Thereof. A humorous clash follows with strong tone between British and American visitors over grammar and ownership.
North Scotland MP Harmsworth campaigns in Caithness where a red headed crofter scorned him as a rascal. The voter, stirred by the candor of the campaign, changes stance and proclaims Harmsworth “the very man for us” after an unlikely exchange.
A Long Island man has paid twenty five thousand dollars for exes aged twenty eight. The piece notes that exes aged younger than half that age can be bought for far less, suggesting a sarcasm laden remark on prices.
From the Boston Traveler an item notes a bride named Poor Made faced disappointment in marriage as she did not receive half the expected presents.
Fragmented OCR list shows numerous times in the early hours and day into evening with varied punctuation. No coherent event or context available to determine a specific reportable item.
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