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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1900
Page
8
At the Diamond mine 1,100-foot level a piece of pipe caused a cage crash. John Henry was killed instantly, John Phillip injured and taken to Sisters hospital. Henry, of 3 Summit Street, leaves a wife and baby. Coroner Brown to investigate.
A large stock of high grade pianos and organs from Kimball Weber Hallet Davis Ivers Pond Whitney Hinze Mason Hamlin and others plus second hand bargains. Specials include Gabler Camp Cornish Marshall Kimball Newcombe and more upright and grand models with low prices and easy terms at Orton Brookes 19 North Main St Butte Mont.
The article surveys multiple mining districts including Montana and the Sumpter area, noting large but not boom conditions and hopes resting on Montana. It also reports the Fasig-Tipton horse sale at Madison Square Garden with first 42 trotters led by Bitter Root stock and lists numerous horse consignors and sale prices in New York, Philadelphia, and other cities.
The event drew a crowd as Bennett lost to Mertz with $100 on 25 pigeons. Rowe Grey and Teague with Walker and Wood joined the sweepstakes. Teague planned more birds for next shots as Walker and Kobbt each bagged eight of 14 remaining birds.
John Triell of Hiomestake Gulch exhibited gold nuggets he found near his cabin last week. The haul totals $35 with a $9.30 largest nugget, dug from holes in frozen ground above bedrock. He plans to drift the claim and quits wood chopping if more nuggets appear.
A S year old boy named Jack Collier who frequents police headquarters acted on instinct and retrieved a heavy satchel from Foster's store on Main Street. With another boy's help he delivered it to police headquarters where officers found letters proving ownership by John Helme of 304 East Quarts Street. Salts rising graham and whole wheat bread available at Woman's Exchange on West Broadway.
A man who gave the name H. Wilson but real name Down ey died at the pesthouse from smallpox shortly after 4 o clock yesterday He was removed from the Cash lodging house on Saturday with a malignant form of the disease Dr Sullivan in charge pronounced him incurable He sank rapidly and died One new case was sent to the pest house yesterday H G Lartch was found ill at 513 North Wyoming street Dr Sullivan expects recovery There are now 52 patients at the hospital.
George Smith of the Little Giarshopper near Dillon identified G Bassett to Officer McQueeney after Bassett allegedly broke into Smiths cabin stealing clothing. Bassett is held until Beaverhead County sheriff is contacted. he did not deny the charges and was traced to Dillon. The accusation also includes a saddle theft from Pendegrast and questionable lumber disposal.
On Monday December 3 1900 at 7 30 P M Castle Hall Damon Lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias holds nominations and elections of officers for the ensuing term. All members and other Knights requested to be present. H Lowndes Maury K of R & S
The notice advertises meals for ladies and gentlemen at the Wo man s Exchange located at 11 West Broadway, outlining service times and availability.
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