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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
28
A Missoula jury found Baker guilty of horse theft after deliberations in a local court. Prosecutors had presented evidence linking Baker to the stolen horse and related circumstances. The verdict closes the trial stage with sentencing to follow.
In Missoula on December 8 the jury in the Sherman Baker horse stealing trial found him guilty and sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary with hard labor after a 23 hour deliberation. Baker appeared in court coolly smiling as the verdict was read, and the judge noted the lengthy deliberation as a county saving. sentencing to occur late Monday or Tuesday. The panel included L A N Simons, J A Longley, C Culp, and others.
Ravalli county officials met in regular quarterly session in Hamilton starting Monday. They audited bills, appointed a new constable for Edwards township, opened bids for medical care for the county poor, and considered road and bridge fund transfers. The three Mile road was vacated as a county road and the bridge fund balance of 3011.92 moved to the road fund.
An executive meeting of the Southern Dinner club in Missoula discussed Sunday December 29 at the Mix hotel for the annual dinner. Judge Houtchens presided and officials planned membership tickets as several new members are expected to join and attendance may reach 125. Mail orders should be sent to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
Spectators watched the fast train pass buses and a lunch counter as if moving toward Hope. The one coach short service train with engine No 253 at the head drew general rejoicing from road workers and busmen for its promptness. Ribbons and overshoes were advertised cheaply at the Globe.
Missoula resident Sid J. Coffee received a rare invitation from the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The illustrated card, titled Fs Selamu Aleikum, previews the Helena meeting on December 12, 1901 at 2 50 pm with a desert voyage theme and humorous artwork.
Missoula Montana city treasurer Lis ter calls for all outstanding warrants registered before May 1 1900 against the general fund and up to today against the road fund. A $9 000 payout was made as the call was prepared, stopping interest for the warrants briefly. Did you see McHatlie s new store with a vast books selection?
Mrs. Sarah Cowell Le Moyne appears at the Union in her new play The First Duchess of Marlborough written by Charles Henry Meltzer. Set at Queen Anne's court under Sarah Jennings, the comedy portrays plots and intrigues among advisers to overthrow each other. The production features a well equipped company and is billed as a top event of the dramatic season.
J W Hathaway an agent of the internal revenue department arrived from Helena and stays at the Florence hotel. He will investigate an illicit still on the Lab and handle department business and report findings back to the internal revenue service. Art novelties at Emsleys with shop early and avoid crowds at the Globe.
Special Agent Zevely arrived from Helena and will stay in Missoula until Wednesday then proceed to Butte for the Clark timber deals trial. He told a Standard reporter the government has dropped all contests against the women and will prosecute only the men with vigor.
Judge Webster discharged from attendance as juror. Fred Cormier of Huson summoned home by illness. to leave tomorrow. Cormier was a member of the Sherman Baker jury. Special sale of men's clothing announced for Saturday and Monday. McBride's Missoula ad lists Winchester rifles and stove pipe deals.
Superintendent Moser returns from the ceded strip near the international boundary Missoula December 8. No. 3 the west bound passenger train and all Northern Pacific trains arrived today. The depot was crowded with people.
A warm wave spoiled a sleigh ride afternoon in Missoula on December 8. The ice rink on Woody Street remains unready as soft ground prevents water from freezing. Skating may return in a few days once temperatures fall. Also noted is an ad for cut glass priced lower here than in other stores.
Tight on Higgins Avenue Missoula December 8 a lively street altercation stemmed from a long brewing quarrel. No serious injuries and both men were arrested. They are out on bonds awaiting a police judge hearing in the morning. See circulars about Golden Rule cloak suit and millinery sale.
Rudolph Waller, one of several men who accompanied the Daly horses from the Bitter Root stock farm to New York, has returned to Missoula and reports the trip was accident free and the horses arrived in excellent shape.
A court session opens this morning for a murder case with the defendant facing a charge of homicide. Prosecutors outline the alleged facts as the defense prepares motions and witnesses.
In Missoula district court Robillard an Indian faces trial for the murder of Antoine Machel another Indian near Plains two months ago. Defense contends the act was in self defense with Curley as key witness and multiple Plains witnesses expected. County Attorney Charles Hall prosecutes and ER C Mulroney defends Robillard.
Ed Crowell heads to Helena and J O Hanratty from De Smet visits Missoula. Lane of Butte and Whitworth of Deer Lodge register at local hotels. Polson ranchers Beaudreau and others visit. Major Smead returns from the reservation. Various locals and travelers, including Millett, Keating, Totman, Haussermann, Ogden, Jensen, Henderson, and Judge Durfee, are noted. Globe advertises $1 sweaters.
The Hamilton post office began with new postmaster James I. Stevens taking charge Thursday evening assisted by Daisy Bond. Local figures include builders Dick Wilson and John Ubbink buying farms in Bitter Root valley and plans to move families here. County tax totals reached 95 827 66 with most paid and 5428 uncollected, plus births, marriages, and visits from officials and clergy noted in community tidbits.
Mrs Campbell of Missoula and her husband Dee Campbell a Northern Pacific lineman receive a welcome letter from her in town for her health. The note describes her condition and the plan to help her recover as she travels back from the train.
Missoula dec 8 Following are questions given to teachers who sought higher grade certificates The list covers history civics economics and literature including nations that explored America states rights arbritration in England and the United States the bank charter vetoes slavery the constitution naturalization and notable authors sale of cloaks and millinery at the Globe and Golden Rule.
In Missoula Mrs Adkinson was arrested for immorality and released by Justice Hayes on condition she leave town. She reportedly returned, eluding police as she moved through Higgins Avenue and alleys. A heavy sentence awaits if recaptured.
In Missoula on December 8 Jack Brazleton has fully recovered after weeks at Trinity hospital and will depart for Deer Lodge or Anaconda to take a new job. The report notes his improved health and readiness to move.
From the London News the writer notes the Russian in Siberia is hospitable and generous with wine. The observer claims one must monitor pouring to avoid stinginess and suggests sending a commission to teach Western table manners across the empire.
The writer contrasts British and Russian manners in Irkutsk detailing dining rituals from tea to vodka and late suppers. It describes tableware habits, social codes, attire standards, wealth markers, and the influence of the railway on society.
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