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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
4
In Anaconda, Mrs. McGrady disputes her husband’s claim of abandonment and seeks custody of seven children. He alleges she runs the family finances with large sums, while she denies drinking and accuses him of mistrust. The case, filed for divorce and separation, hinges on finances and parental rights as it goes to court.
The fragment describes a sunlit day from dawn to midnight over eastern mountain tops, implying a schedule or festive tone without clear participants, places, or specific events. It reads as part of a longer forecast or poetic notice about a planned outing or celebration.
A testimonial hails Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for chronic fatigue and nervous weakness. The speaker cites long hours, insomnia, headaches, and overwork from electrical invention work, claiming relief and restored energy after use. The letter amplifies home health benefits and faith in the product.
A modern Woodmen group and friends plan a day of leisure at Mountain View Park. An excursion train from Tutte will bring many Woodmen to the event, expected to boost the picnic’s festive atmosphere. A sale of ladies Oxfords is announced by Rae Co with prices at $1.20, and several shift-related notices detail work changes and hours at local plants on Aug 11 and 12.
A jumble of social events and shop notices fills the city page with dances at the park and Montana listings. Promotions, sales at Adams department store, Verberkmoors optician, Strain's ribbon sale, and local theater and transit notes blend with arrests, registrations, and travel plans. Notable names include J. E. Dawson, Miss Nelle Dulten, and Miss Aliee Mahoney, among others, with train schedules and park openings listed.
Anaconda invites all residents to a park outing today hosted by the painters and paper hangers. The annual gathering, always one of the season’s pleasant events, promises good times and broad participation beyond the trades.
Deer Lodge county board of equalization boosted assessments on several Anaconda merchants and firms to lift total rolls by about 35. The action, likely just begun, follows a careful review with few protests. Notable increases include Joseph Bolkovich 500 to 900, Continental Oil 1139 to 8260, David Kaufman 3600 to 10000, J H Strain 10000 to 15000, and John Wein 0 to 5040 among others, with more increases anticipated next week.
In Murray against the Hy of Butte a new trial and bill of ex with amendments are to be presented and argued on the 8th at 10 AM Judge Napton ordered that after divorce evidence must be taken down by the fiscal reporter and filed with the record of pleadings. In Sutherland v Sutherland the divorce was denied and the plaintiff seeks a decree on grounds of separation and mistreatment. A fire sale of ladies gloves is noted.
President W.8 Rodgers of the Mone fon Helena is named a delegate to the American Bar Association meeting in Sara Y. Delegates will accompany those he has appointed. The dates February 28 and 29 are noted for the event.
A meeting of St Paul’s Catholic congregation is likely to be held tomorrow evening to discuss further arrangements for the church rectory. The notice indicates ongoing planning and the community’s interest in the church’s housing project.
A Clinton Wisconsin man tested whether avoiding coffee and using Postum Tea replaced coffee could improve health. He had a coated tongue, bad breath, constipation, and dull mood. After one week off coffee and on Postum his breath cleared, appetite rose, headaches disappeared, and he felt renewed though stopping Postum again caused issues, clarifying that regular Postum use helped his digestion and liver function rather than coffee avoidance alone.
A committee appointed days ago will inquire into enlarging the rectory and the possible erection of a parish school. Plans are expected to be discussed more fully, with attention to the project and related buildings.
Great Falls land office processes transcripts from Miles City and national capital to complete records for the new office. Officials expect to report land eligible for entry within a week. Two clerks handle more work than others, with ongoing arrivals adding to the backlog. So far the office has recorded 26 original homestead entries 28 desert land entries final homestead entries 10 final desert land entries 3 cash entries and 1 final timber culture entry.
King Edward approves appointments to Ireland exchequer and home posts with Dudley and Akers-Dowlas taking key roles plus Windsor and Wyndham in cabinet shifts. Also reports the New York Yacht Club cruise to Provincetown and a turbulent Darktown club debate over violence.
A scrambled report from the club cruises notes the event as one of the finest shows in memory. Rainbow Mineola and Yane kee led the fleet across the line, beating rivals just at the finish while The big show stellation failed to win. Fr. Boston and crew were mentioned among the fast entrants though finished behind the leaders.
A county attorney filed an information charging William Hartig with second degree assault. Judge Tattan ordered the defendant bound over to the district court with bonds totaling 1,009 dollars. Hartig allegedly ran his County field off his ranch while Mr Merry Held surveyed a road. A preliminary hearing occurred before a Justice of the Peace in Houston.
A Special Dispatch reports J B Ferguson’s widow sues in New York with trials pending. The piece notes a guilty verdict and possible reform school outcome, while Mercer London and British embassy appointments are mentioned in other items.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for eczema, psoriasis, scalp conditions, and infant rashes. It claims bathing with not water and Cuticura Soap, applying Cuticura Olin nt, and using Cuticura Resolvent Pills provide relief, cure, and lasting skin health, promising purity, immediacy, and economy.
Colfax citizen John N Juuer and Wallula resident Georg H McWhirk tout Herpicide as a cure for long standing dandruff. The ads claim the remedy stops itching allays flakiness and nourishes hair making it glossy and soft. One bottle at druggists will convince skeptics.
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