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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1902
Page
5
The case involved Childress and Officer Hartz over an enlargement of a photograph. Childress claimed he delivered the work to Hartz but was met with a cold reception and denial of familiarity with the Hartz family. Justice Kennedy ordered Childress to compensate the Hartz family with a fine.
Women s fur rimmed slippers priced at 1 65 to 2 00 Red brown and black items Baby carriage robes go cart robes 2 20 Up to 18 50 On sale 20 percent off Fancy neckwear Christmas handkerchiefs Fur coats scarfs 20 off Petticoats 20 off Baby caps dresses mitts soft shoes All baby needs Tailor made suits 33 1 3 percent discount Boys clothing 20 off Located at MRAEF &O 308 East Park.
Jacobson filed a petition with Clerk Thomas for letters of administration in the estate of Gunder Johnson who died of typhoid fever in Anaconda. An order set a hearing date and papers show a $350 deposit with Daly Banks and Trust Co and $50 wages owed by Washoe Copper Co.
George Waller of the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway had a foreign body removed from his eye at St Ann hospital. Valentine Iali, previously at the foundry, sustained a facial laceration from a missile and received treatment. John Cumi of the Washo k smelter fell at work fracturing bones in his foot and was admitted to St Ann's hospital. Michael Barrett suffers pleurisy while Patrick Dunleavy has tonsillitis and were admitted yesterday. A correct fit is available at Thueson's 504 East Park. McRae shoes priced at 3.50 for Christmas gifts.
County Attorney Duffy ordered the dismissal of charges against David Gordon in a grand larceny case over a horse alleged by Patrick Duane. Gordon, who contends the horse was owed as wages, previously faced a preliminary hearing. bond of $500 is to be returned.
The Christmas edition will appear next Sunday and can be secured at any Standard office wrapped ready for mailing for 5 cents per copy. It can be mailed anywhere in the United States Philippine Islands Canada or Mexico for 5 cents postage. Send in your orders early.
Washington Post recounts Secretary Moody and congressional guests visiting Nantucket during a naval cruise aboard the Dolphin. They toured historic sites including a church and old burying ground as part of summer maneuvers and port calls along the north coast.
M Donter a leading Paris dentist uses the phonograph to ease tooth extraction pain. He operates three large establishments in central Paris and noted that patients receiving any anaesthetic regardless of type showed less distress when phonograph soothing sounds accompanied the procedure.
The article describes how music used in a dental setting quickens anaesthesia, reduces aftereffects, and enables uninterrupted operations. It cites Napoleon's use of music to aid sleep, records Rosebery on his sleep improvements, and notes military observations that music near a wound can reduce or stop hemorrhage by inducing faintness and lowering heart action.
Lewistown reports sheriff elect L P Slater intends to appoint Tom Shaw as under sheriff with Shaw to retire to his ranch in spring. Ed Martin expected to be promoted under sheriff. George W Cannot of Stanford and R A Woodson of Kendall will assist Frank J Hagen as he assumes clerk and recorder duties.
The South Kendall group of mines including the Blue Jay Liver Bow and Upper claim was sold to Hal Corbett of Spokane for $6,400. The deal was reported in a Special Dispatch to the Standard from Lewistown dated December 19.
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