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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
5
County Treasurer Twohy released the annual financial report showing total receipts of 289 102.85 with 42 757.50 from licenses and 29 012.40 from other sources. Transfers amounted to 27 586.52 and county officers fees were 4 763.87 with back taxes penalty interest at 5 643.03. The summary notes large collections across funds.
The article notes a woman being arraigned before Justice Frank Kennedy and ordered to leave town following an incident. Separate report mentions Michael McGraw, a Twohy's camp worker, injured in a sprain and hospitalized at St. Ann's after returning from Homestead tunnel. A cold remedy reference appears at the end.
The December issue of the Trail, Anaconda High School's monthly magazine, lists contents including The Flag selected pieces, Odd Stories from a Doctor's Club, and student authors such as Charles Cohen Maggie Whelan Margaret Hughes and Blanche Cattermole.
court records show a certificate of entry and a deed to a desert land claim linked to Charles Oliver Benson now serving for the Cullinane murder. deed dated Nov 4 1899 transfers title to Oliver Dotson for 40 dollars describing parts of section 26 township 12 north range 9 west. other deeds list transfers to E L Bonner Co and B F Diehl. union carpenters meeting announced and a death notice for Mrs Thomine Jacobson aged 26 with funeral set for Dec 16.
Mamie Superinaut, previously jailed after an escape, caused a disturbance in Tom Parker's saloon on East Commercial Avenue and was arrested by Officer Powers in Anaconda yesterday morning.
Soph. locals present Maud Evans in Christmas in the Ozarkes with Elsie B. Hill and B C exchanges dated February 02.
Deputy Sheriff Desgranges of Spokane captured W. S. Moorehead near Avon Mont at D. C. McKenzies ranch where he had worked a week. Moorehead sought for obtaining money under false pretenses and is described as dangerous and prone to use a gun. He was taken to Spokane without requisition papers.
Thomas Tratton known as Swipes was arrested yesterday on a vagrancy charge and arraigned in Justice of the Peace Kenne l court where he pleaded not guilty. He will have a hearing today and is described as a well known but recently idle local resident from a respected family.
Former Anaconda baseball club director F. Adams in Salt Lake recalls a Montana league game in which Mickey Lynch struck out, a pivotal moment that inspired a verse echoing Casey at the Bat. The rhymed reminiscence follows the crowd’s hopes and Mickey’s famous stance at the plate.
The Ditlon Tribune contrasts free silver Republicans with the main party and warns of a drift toward disingenuous factions. It argues that some members now call themselves Clark Republicans, but the paper says they should be honest and adopt the term boodle Republicans to reflect their true loyalties.
Advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the only effective cure for female troubles. It warns against competing medicines sold by unscrupulous dealers and urges readers to obtain the remedy and consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
A dramatic baseball scene shows Mickey facing a hostile crowd and a wary pitcher. The narrator describes Mickey's stern resolve as he finally swings, the bat crashing and the ball leaving the plate in a fierce strikeout.
A Deer Lodge shop, Cash Grocery Co, promotes Snow Flake flour as the genuine brand to buy year round for bread. The note emphasizes consistent supply and quality for good baking.
John Hager, former treasurer of the Cooks and Waiters' union, appeared in Justice Kennedy's court charged with making and facing trial in district court. He was bound over on $590 bond after offering no defense. Witnesses included Wilson, McPherson, and Burley. A letter from Hager claimed he would repay, but required endorsement by all three trustees. He left town claiming he lacked nerve to face his comrades.
The C M and St P will sell round trip tickets to Canada at half rates for the holidays. Tickets on sale December 13 to 16, valid until January 7. Cheap round trip excursions to many eastern points December 13 to 23, valid until January 6. Inquiries to J T Conley assistant general passenger agent St Paul Minnesota or via The Milwaukee agents.
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