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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
4
Mrs Louise Tropich urged Judge Hayes to issue a warrant for Mrs Harbolich after an incident at Harbolich’s saloon. Tropich spoke at length in broken English with Austrian tones as spectators and neighbors weighed in on justice and care in Anaconda.
Modern science links dandruff to a scalp germ that damages hair roots and causes shedding. After Professor Anna of Hamburg identified the germ, Newbro's Herpicide emerged as the only remedy said to kill it, promoting luxuriant growth by destroying the cause.
The judge promised to investigate the matter and told Mrs. Tropich to return at 1. Neighbors said Mrs. Tropich bore more blame than Mrs. Harbolich. At 1 Mrs. Tropich came back but was refused a warrant. The would-be witness claimed he would obtain a warrant for her. By late yesterday no warrant had been secured.
Police Judge Hayes recalls fining John Adams for intoxication and delivering a fatherly lecture. Adams later found 360 in a saloon he had forgotten about, after paying the fine. Adams sent a box of cigars to the judge with a compliment card.
A young man nicknamed Dopey was arrested by Chief Taylor on a theft complaint from Frank Collins, Margaret theater manager. He was found guilty by Police Judge Hayes and sentenced to six months, suspended on condition he leave the city.
Complaint to police by residents on South Cherry street about small boys lighting fires there. Last year a shed burned down and a serious blaze was narrowly averted due to youngsters with matches. Boys' waists today. Sic. Mc Rae & Co.
Chicago. Aug. 22. The disappearance of Nellie Hughes from the steamer City of Grand Rapids near Waukegan was explained. A note in her pocketbook stated she planned to end her life and a memorandum book contained care instructions for nieces and nephews. Her family saw no known reason for suicide, and the revelation came from J F Grimes, a brother in law, after initial concealment.
In Morrow Ohio a shooting near an east of town home leaves Bud Brace's wife dead after an argument over a musket. Brace says the gun discharged accidentally during a struggle with Day and Kersey present. Kersey fled, deputies seek him. Brace and wife had prior jail time for petit larceny.
In Columbus on August 22 Mrs. Ida Rosenbaum a Brunson block resident died by carbolic acid. Her husband Isaac Rosenbaum a known Columbus sports figure died two years earlier leaving a comfortable fortune. She had dissipated the estate since his death and left a note citing fear of poverty. Sister Mrs. Lillie Duvall of Cincinnati arrived to arrange the funeral.
Members of the Pioneer society of Deer Lodge county plan a big reunion banquet. Peter Levengood leads the group with a preliminary meeting soon to set dates and details. Attendees will include Powell county residents and notable pioneers from across the state. Anaconda pioneers and ranch residents join in the anticipated event. Also advertised is the last day of a sale at McRae & Co.
James J. Corbett living quietly on a Bayside farm encountered three Willet's Point soldiers who wore his card on their coats after mistaking him for a foe. A brief clash followed with Corbett delivering a single punch to one man and sticking cards on the others before departing.
Regular $4.00 patent colonial Oxford shoes are offered today at $2.85 in a sale listing attributed to McRae.
George Pringle, a Cincinnati salesman, secretly wed a wealthy New York girl named Lazmickey. Her father Israel Lazmickey and Levin pursued to Bath Beach hotel where police detained them for charges of malicious mischief and disorderly conduct before releasing them for lack of evidence.
The text describes a manager Mr. W. F. Hall reacting to a joke about smashing with a remark that a genuine Carrie could have been used. Lewins felt scared yet nervy in the exchange.
Altoona dispatch reports George Gledhill aged 60 and Anna Mayo aged 7 were wed after decades of admiration. Gledhill plans a mausoleum for them near their home, with tombs already prepared and inscribed. The unusual match concludes with plans for a nearby grave site.
A Kansas City shoe dealer recounts a con where a stout young man tried on shoes and claimed his mother buys there. After a challenge from another man, a scuffle occurred, and the swindler fled, prompting the owner to fear a second, cash-down shoe trial scheme.
A Saturday Evening Post tale recounts a moment at the treasury in Washington where Admiral Evans is teased by a colored messenger. The messenger fears Evans dislikes him, recalling a morning greeting that shifted from a blunt insult to a milder address, fueling stories of tension between the men.
President FitzPatrick ratified the board’s choice of Karl A. Beghtel of Ogden to lead Lincoln School, replacing Arthur Sears. The salary is $125 monthly. The board also retained last year’s janitors, and set plans for a new high school vault door and related purchases.
In a Washington Star exchange, Mr. Comrox praises opera singer Prima Donnan. He notes his admiration for her business sense after remarking on her substantial salary.
In Bluffton Indiana Carrie Nation’s lecture spurs saloon raids as local men disguise a porter in women's clothes to raid Lewins saloon. The porter erupts in a hatchet crash smashing tables and bottles amid a mob scene as patrons flee and rescuers intervene.
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