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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
5
Benedict named as a popular Anaconda man accused of misusing funds from Hutchinson’s payroll and Washoe Copper company. Bond set at 1000 dollars, later reduced to 500. bail posted and release granted after relatives provided funds. Arrest by Constable Dennis Lynch. Sheriff Conley to hold Benedict pending further action.
Peter Byrnes will stay ten days in county jail after being sent there by Police Magistrate Hayes. He was arrested for drunkenness on the complaint of his son, who says his father repeatedly drinks despite efforts to curb him. Young Byrnes works at the Washoe smelter and is said to be well regarded. Sam Johnson was fined ten dollars by Police Judge Hayes after arrest for frequenting houses in Anaconda's social evil district on Thursday night.
In a letter D Hayes Helena director of the weather bureau says the daily forecasts to Billings will be resumed soon. The discontinuance was due to no reports of flag displays from Billings and is only temporary. Action is being taken to have flag displays made and service should begin within a few days.
Boulder commissioners awarded the county printing contract after considering three bids from the Boulder Age Jefferson County Sentinel and Basin Progress Basin Progress won with a 50 percent discount on bank books and 58 percent on job work as the basis of the award
Anaconda merchants begin Christmas calendar giveaways this season. Holistic calendars differ from prior folding types, featuring picture calendars with heavy matting frames. Stores plan openings soon and promise exceptionally beautiful souvenirs for shoppers.
Yesterday marked the completion of the first story of the new St. Pauls parsonage on East Park avenue. Dolan and Hammill reported carpenters would lay second story joists today while bricklayers prepare to resume work on the second story Monday morning.
Col T O Leary reports his son Arthur serving as lieutenant of marines aboard the battleship Oregon. In a letter to his father, Arthur says he is well pleased with the Marine branch of the service.
The plan offers a zero percent discount on miscellaneous publishing and a 90 percent discount on publishing commissioners' proceedings. It allocates $2 per capita weekly for poor relief and annual medical attendance costs of $360.
Dec. 5 Boulder dispatch reports heavier than usual snowfall delaying stock conditions. Ranchers anticipate a long feeding season with cattle already fed two weeks earlier. Many producers start hay on a per head basis, some planning one ton for two or three cattle, risking shortages before spring.
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