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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1903

Page

11

Engle Brothers Arrested For Burglary In Several Idaho Cities

Albert and Harry Engle father and son, alias Ingall Kendall and Schellenberger, were captured in Butte by Under Sheriff FE P Sweet after being sought in Blackfoot for burglary. They allegedly swindled Masons and Odd Fellows in Butte and Blackfoot, taking about $100 from lodge members and stealing at a private hotel.

Albert Harry Engle Butte Blackfoot Oregon FE. P. Sweet Bingham County Idaho Sweet Helena Engles I. E. Smith Mulholland D. D. Sullivan Odd Fellows Standard Board of Relief Lodge of Masons W. R. Tonkin A. G. Carne Thompson Crail William Mallahan

Labor Day Parade Line of March Planned

The joint labor day committee set the Labor day parade route for Sept. 7 with a detailed march from Broad Way and Montana street through Broadway Main Granite Wyoming Park Main Mary land avenue back to Broadway. The Clerks' Protective union Machinists' union and Painters and Decorators' union lead the divisions. State Superintendent W. W. Welch J. M. Durston and B. M. Lindsay to speak from carriages. J. G. Fumerton to ride. Three prizes: lot 10 block 7 Empire addition valued at 150 dollars, 350 dollars cash, 25 dollars cash.

Labor Day Committee Broad Way Montana Street Broadway Main Granite Wyoming Park Maryland Avenue Montana Clerks’ Protective Union Machinists’ Union Painters and Decorators’ Union W. W. Welch J. M. Durston B. M. Lindsay J. G. Fumerton Empire Addition Thompson Company

Dismissal in Seduction Case in Justice Doran Court

Since March 28 a seduction case in Justice Doran's court with Thomas O'Meara as defendant and Elizabeth Downey as the complainant was dismissed on motion by defense counsel Edwin Booth with county attorney approval after Downey failed to appear for yesterday's hearing.

Justice

Jeffress to Deliver Farewell Sermon After Controversy

Rev. J W Jeffress the Bethel Baptist pastor faces mixed reactions from his congregation after a dispute over his conduct. He plans a farewell sermon tomorrow then travels to Anaconda to lead Robbins chapel until the church debt of 284 dollars is cleared.

J. W. Jeffress Bethel Anaconda Jeffress Colored Baptist Church Robbins Chapel Butte Jordan Allen Shaffer

Miss Tscharner Acquitted In Unusual Larceny Case

The Finder Miss Minnie Tscharner a rooming house operator at 17 West Broadway was acquitted of petty larceny after a morning to afternoon trial before Justice Doran. The pocketbook containing 101.30 was found by Tscharner and nearly all but 20 was returned. a 81.50 portion was later restored after county attorney intervention.

Justice Doran Minnie Tscharner West Broadway Miss Tscharner

Davis estate trouble heads to hearing next Monday

Objections by Root heirs to Administrator Leyson's last annual report prompt a hearing before Judge Harney. Attorneys seek removal of the administrator and payment of about 40 000 yearly interest on the estate funds, with hearings set for Oct 4 and 5. Charles Pearn, 4 months old, died last night. funeral Sunday at 2 p m at 12 E Center St Centerville.

Davis Leyson Harney James W. Forbis C. R. Leonard Mr. Forbis Forbis Charles Charles Pearn Center Street Centerville

The Chaperons Tour Comes to Broadway Theater

The Chaperons company brings a large operatic program to the Broadway theater for two nights starting Sunday. Principal roles are played by John J Sparks Mabel Hite Thomas Whiffen and W W Strong with May Boley Genevieve Day Mae Stebbins and Arthur Earnest in the cast. Show includes a sizable chorus and elaborate scenery by Joseph Physioc.

Chaperons Haffletons East New York Theater John 4. Sparks Mabel Hite Thomas Whiffen W. W. Strong Arthur Earnest May Boley Genevieve Day Mae Stebbins Joseph Physioc

Engagement Promises Major Season Event Artistry

A lavish wardrobe by poster artist Archie Gunn headlines a forthcoming engagement set to be one of the season’s most important events. The collaboration elevates the affair with bold design and famed artistic flair.

Archie Gunn

Ladies and children's day at Columbia gardens

The weekly Friday event at Columbia gardens drew a large crowd as women and children entered free to watch the Miners beat Seattle. Winners in field events included William Lowney, John Weir, Mabel McDonald, and multiple sack and hurdle races, with prizes awarded. A. B. Sayer, a traveling salesman, is visiting Butte for a few days.

Columbia Gardens Seattle William Lowney John Weir Mabel McDonald Josie Mitchell Irene Marsh Charlie Tiddy John

Funeral for 8-month-old Joseph Pelletier on Thursday

The funeral for Joseph Pelletier the eight month old son of Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Pelletier will be held Thursday. Authorities note the infant died Thursday prompting the services to be arranged by the family and local clergy.

Joseph Pelletier Joseph Frank J. Pelletier

Interment to be held at Catholic Cemetery this afternoon

The services will take place this afternoon from the home of the parents at 520 Nevada Avenue. The interment will follow at the Catholic Cemetery.

Nevada Avenue

Cowboys Arrive in Town for Montana Tourney

Six expert Montana cowboys led by Joe Redfern Luke Redfern Lee Sperry Doc Sperry Cornsworth George Christnot and H Harnsworth arrived in Butte to participate in a Sunday cowboy tournament after the ball game. Five wild steers are secured and recaptured cattle from Homestake are also noted. Tickets go on sale at up town cigar stores and grounds will be cleared after the ball.

Montana Butte Joe Redfern Luke Redfern Lee Sperry Doc Sperry Cornsworth George Christnot H. Harnsworth Homestake

Cowboys To Stage Midday Exhibition Between Games

Six ticket sellers will be at the gate with little delay. A half hour intermission separates the ball games with a broncho busting show in between. An exhibition by the cowboys is planned between games this afternoon, followed by an evening parade of horses that can be brought uptown.

Veteran Engineer Killed in Union Pacific Collision Near Brighton

Denver mourns engineer James M. Hotchkiss aged in his 50s after a train collision with a runaway lumber car on the Union Pacific line near Brighton. Hotchkiss, noted as the system’s longest serving engineer with two decades of service, died from injuries sustained in the early morning crash as an excursion train returning from Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Denver Colo James M. Hotchkiss Union Pacific Brighton Cheyenne Wyo

Not a Sea Serpent Near Tacoma Harbor Whale Spotted

Capt. A. J. Bale of the tug Elf reports sighting a large graybacked whale off Tacoma harbor near Brown's point at about 6 this morning. The leviathan moved toward Point Defiance and blew within easy distance, prompting speculation it may be in Puget Sound.

Tacoma Wash A. J. Bale Elf Tacoma Harbor Brown's Point Leviathan Point Defiance Puget Sound

Ge County Fair Sees Rising Interest and 132 Entries

Special Dispatch reports Bozeman Aug 2 interest in Ge county fair growing with many preparing exhibits. By noon total entries excluding race horses reached 132 numbers, while horse entries remain open until midnight tonight.

Bozemena

Inspector charges two dairy operators over milk and cream practices

Dr. Jed B. Freund, city meat and milk inspector, charged Joseph P. Riley, Crescent creamery proprietor, with using a preservative alleged to be formaldehyde in cream. James C. Codnelly, owner of a large dairy south of the smelter, was charged with diluting his milk. Complaints to be sworn out again today.

Jed B. Freund City Meat and Milk Joseph P. Riley Crescent Creamery James C. Codnelly

Sunday Standard Promises Color Sections on Local Topics

An announcement describes a three section Sunday Standard with a full color part showcasing topics of living interest to Montana readers.

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