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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
9
School District No 9 of Missoula County Montana will sell on August 1902 at Heron bonds totaling 3000 dollars. Interest five percent payable semiannually. Proposals due by noon August 2 1902. W A Beebe Clerk of School District No 9 Heron Montana.
The twelfth annual Montana State Pharmacists meeting plans surprising features in Butte on an August Wednesday. A Kagabobo band of 13 young pharmacists, eerie noises, and a dark basement gathering are described amid plans for official speeches, a banquet, and a distinctive maroon program.
A court hearing addresses the gambling charges against Le Chung Chinamen An Jin Tot Tom and Hom Tom in a landmark complaint. The defendants face demurrer and trial proceedings are underway with the court scrutinizing the irregularities in the indictment.
Judge Wines notes no definite charge yet suggested in a disputable case. Deputy Lynch argues for a new charge while officials consider a broader reading of the indictment. The judge accepts the demurrer and orders a further action with other witnesses to be heard later.
William A. Atlween reports lead piping damaged by two boys aged about 14 in Hobart addition. Warrants sworn for Bonner and Jackson for tearing out plumbing and causing property damage. Proceedings likely to continue if suspects are apprehended. planning witness Deputy County Attorney Lynch cites valuable pipe.
The article recalls Col. John Lord, known as the recluse of Rio, buried beside his father at Laurel Grave cemetery where the border of three states meets New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It details his solitary life in the woods near Hryn Mawr notes his Civil War service and canal work, and mentions family connections including Russell Lord and President Harrison’s relatives.
The notice lists Northern Railway round trips to Boulder and Alhambra with prices 41.00, 18.00 and 259.00 respectively and mentions Sunday excursions, with ticket office at 41 North Main Street and the depot. A separate health advertisement seeks patients with ailments described as diseases of females and chronic complaints, offering a remedy from Dr. H. Pook at 227 South Main Street.
Deputy Sheriff Howse pursued Jamison after a missing horse case. Jamison was last seen riding toward Milem City and allegedly shipped the Brash Nor Going to New York. Bowge located the horse at Henry Travis’ barns, with Henry Travis involved in the search.
Daily specials itemizes drink and spirit prices with Malt Nutime, Porter, Dublin Stout, Ale and Beer per dozen or bottle, and Fine Old Como Whisky offered at set prices. Names and spellings vary, but the ad presents a beverage menu with per bottle or per dozen rates.
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