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The Daly memorial fund nears its target as donations rise. Contributions are welcomed at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment to donors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
7
The Daly memorial fund nears its target as donations rise. Contributions are welcomed at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment to donors.
A collage of city notices from Butte includes visits by out-of-town figures, pianos and tuning services, Christmas shopping, new block openings, hotel news, floral offerings, law enforcement movements, and a matinee at Maguire's Grand. Notable names include McClure Bros assayers Orton Bros piano rentals J G Bates and Fr H Johnson.
The Barnaman perjury trial before Judge Nelson resumed with testimony about a alleged divorce case and a plan to procure witnesses. W F Spencer testified about a conversation with Mrs G seeking help to obtain witnesses and Barnaman’s claimed detective role. Barnaman admitted lying to Mrs Gordon and described his role as a messenger for Bordeaux’s witnesses. The session adjourned to Tuesday at 10 AM as proceedings continue amid crowded court.
The mayor and building inspector decide to proceed with plumbing work for the new patrol house without re advertising for bids after prior ads drew no responses. They will seek a suitable bid directly under council instruction, delaying no longer.
Gift ideas target men with smoking interests. Suggested items include pipes cigars cigar cases tobacco jars meerschaum holders pipe racks and smoking sets. The store invites ladies holiday shoppers to browse stock and receive courteous service before choosing gifts.
The patrol wagon house, now stored in an old barn to shelter from extreme cold, will have the remaining work pushed to a rapid completion to finish soon.
At the Henry W. Lawton camp No. 24 meeting officers were chosen for 1902. Commander Robert H. Paxson. sr vice commander H. A. Green. Jr vice commander A. D. Sheldon. quartermaster Homer L. Richards. adjutant Bert Stevens. chaplain William Knowlton. officer of the day Patrick Harrington. officer of the guard C. F. Grant. trustees Col. Byron H. Cook and Col. C. F. Lloyd.
Objection to substituting John S. Harris as plaintiff in the Eva A. Ingersoll suit against Henry A. Root J A Coram and others was argued before Judge Harney. The widow seeks $95,000 of a $100,000 fee from late Robert G. Ingersoll's estate. The administration in Butte was appointed for the estate after Root's lawyers objected. Judge Harney allowed brief filings by both sides.
Theodosa Topoleviska sues Joseph Topoleviska for divorce on desertion. They wed in Wresin Posen empire of Germany on Oct 15 1881 and have two children in plaintiff's custody whom she has supported. Defendant left July 15 1897. plaintiff seeks legal custody. Attorneys: Lewis S. Smith and Roy S. Alley for the plaintiff.
Judge Harney will hold a court session this morning to hear a long motion calendar. Cases include demurrers from KE C Cox vs Lee Davenport and J H Mor ris vs C W Palmer, and motions to strike in Western Loan and Savings vs Silver Bow Abstract and D D Nicholson et al vs George Metcalf.
The state will apply to Judge Mc Clernan to-day for a continuance of the case against John Waters charged with first degree assault because the complainant, Charles Murphy, is not in the state. Waters’ trial is set for today while Murphy is in the Coeur d Alene country.
Judge Harney signed and settled the bill of exceptions in the Minnie Healey case. A motion for a new trial will be made today. The theater listing notes Maguire's Grand as the coziest in the Northwest with matinee of the Village Parson priced at 25 and 50 cents.
Mrs Augusta Larson widow of Gustave A Larson sues the Order of Washington in Portland Oregon for $2000. The suit alleges the lodge promised to pay a life insurance claim after Gustave Larson died of pneumonia last March but failed to disburse the funds. The case is brought by attorney W E Carroll who has filed papers in Oregon.
Mrs Lawrence dies of pneumonia at 45 leaving three daughters Mrs White Mrs Cavanaugh and Mrs Frank Hughes. Beatrice M Hocking funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM from Pennsylvania avenue residence. Mrs Don Murphy funeral also tomorrow at 2 PM from 103 East Center street Centerville. Symons Santa Claus to tour the city this afternoon in grand equipage.
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