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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
12
Luteys Candy is promoting Christmas treats with broad discounts on pail lots and assorted candies. The ad lists assorted gumdrops, fancy chocolates, figs, currants, popcorn, coffee, and butter, along with holiday display items and souvenirs. It also touts fresh poultry and meats for holiday meals and notes pickup at the bakery department.
The Butte Laundry Workers Union passes resolutions affirming solidarity with Colorado miners and condemning portions of the American Labor Union Journal. Members vote to fund efforts supporting Colorado’s strike, set six month officers, and plan a special meeting to review the A L U constitution.
Tan Jenkins of Cleveland and Tan McLeod of Madison Square Garden faced off in a three fall match with two falls decided. Jenkins won two out of three, leaving McLeod with a loss in a touring bout reported from New York on December 22.
The last session of 1903 at St Patrick’s School featured a lengthy program with Christmas carols led by students, a candy party, and gifts from Mother Bary Peter. Father De Bister commended the pupils, while Father Nkewire praised staff for progress, and student performances included a nativity play and various recitations and songs by different grades.
A. B. Conk came over from Helena yesterday while David G. Brown of Fort Benton visits Hittle friends. Arthur C. Carson returned from a month in California. W. OH. Wilmot leaves for St Paul. Mrs. E. M. ry Was and passenger for the east. Robert Shoren and J. Shores head to Minnesota for the holidays. Retail liquor day meeting to be held at 3 this afternoon in the old Ma romle hall. Patrick Stanlan, Northwestern railroad agent, goes to St Dow for Christmas and New Year with relatives. Kathryne Langston, daughter of Wil Langston, is recovering from pneumonia. W. W. McDowell travels to Nashville to visit parents, plans holiday stay then travel to Prisinre. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tryon and children will move to Sa An- Geler for a permanent home. Tryon joins electric light company, possibly Senate Clark rail project. A, Hi, 8, Urd miner from Corbin district in Jefferson county visits Salt Lake and plans Corbin mining development. Sam Lawson case for assault on wife proceeds.
Matinees on Christmas Day at the Grand and Empire theaters, with no racing at Brontway that day except Munroe sparring exhibitions. The complaint against Lawson to prosecute was filed in a justice court last week and will likely be dismissed.
The remains of Mrs. Daniel Tere Tewey arrived from Anaconda by the A A P rail line at 7 oclock last night and were taken to the Southern hotel for viewing before her funeral at Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning. Senator Tewey and relatives accompany the cortege. pallbearers to be chosen. Mrs Tewey, born in Ireland, was 67.
James Wien, a pitcher for Helena and Salt Lake in the Premier National League, declines offers from St. Louis Chicago and Washington and signs to pitch for Salt Lake next year. Postage for Christmas stamps to various destinations is noted.
Special Despatch reports Delaney arrested in Dulloes and bound over to district court for trial on horse stealing from Sam Sreeler of Clyde Park. He waived preliminary examination after arraignment. Bail set at $1. Delaney took the horse from Murziner's stable.
Michael Walsh was found guilty by Justice Safford of assault on his wife Rexato Walsh in Great Falls on December 23. He was sentenced to nine months in jail, suspended pending Walsh's good behavior. released on probation.
A 190 piece dinner set with dainty decoration fetched 32.30 at Wanamaker's auctions. The sale included magnets and items in the top price range while toys and sleighs circulated with various prices noted.
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