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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1902
Page
11
Florence Griffiths accuses John Martin of deceiving her by promising marriage and seeking to avoid responsibility. Martin pleaded not guilty and received a continuance as the case moves to the next session. The arrest followed a warrant based on Griffiths accusations. bonds and bail were posted and variations in charges noted alongside related court actions.
Judge McClernan heard a grand larceny information brought by County Attorney Breen against Charles P. Greene who allegedly appropriated 400 from his former employer J. H. Leyson. Greene remains on bonds and will appear in district court Monday for additional bond. James House pleads not guilty to murder of Michael Murphy. trial set for February 25 for an incident New Year’s night behind the Rocky Mountain saloon on East Park Street.
In Butte Henry Mueller travels east on business and plans to return with Mrs Waukee Mrs Mueller and Mrs Sam P Best. J K MacDonald leaves Wednesday for California. Dr and Mrs Donald Campbell host a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs James Martin Miss Helen Martin Mrs Whitman and Master Donald Whitman as they depart for Truro Massachusetts. The Ladies Aid of Mountain View Methodist church met with secretary Mrs Hutchins 1228 East Second Street. refreshments were served. The society has 75 members plus a 35 average turnout and strong dedication.
In Livingston on February 13 the city hosted the sixth annual hall of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at the Hef ferlin opera house Friday evening.
In Dillon W. N. Knapp and Miss Jessica Fast wed in San Francisco and will live at the Metlen while awaiting a new home. The town observes multiple social events from clubs to society teas, dances, and a masquerade ball by the Modern Woodmen and Rag Time club. Additional notes include residents visiting, moving, and local appointments across Dillon and nearby areas.
In Virginia City on February 4 a surprise wedding joined Harry Wellington Huford and Florence Kohls at Ennis with Rev. Charles Quinney. The couple, both native Virginians, moved to Elling Buford No 9 ranch in Madison Valley where he serves as general manager. A Tuesday evening entertainment hosted by Miss Mina Henmemt featured cards, games, music and refreshments with a large local guest list. A separate Madison ceremony united Moses Gravelle and Emilie Manthe, with few friends in attendance.
In Boulder on Feb 4 health officers urged abandoning the Friday evening event and postponed several ladies club meetings amid a smallpox scare. The piece notes community losses with multiple deaths, ongoing social activities like the Boulder Star lodge 33rd anniversary, and various residents’ travels and visits.
Hig Timber Feb 14 Kinny and Lord were in town Monday from Manila. The note records their appearance and origin, indicating a local sighting and travel context. The brief item emphasizes their connection to Manila and the Monday visit.
James Kenton of Memphis Tennessee describes years of itching piles relief after using Pyramid Pile Cure. He credits a 00 cent box with curing him and notes the product is sold by all druggists and a free book on piles is mailed from Pyramid Drug company in Marshall Michigan.
Readers praise VORTITS as a safe medicine for infants. Mrs. K Bettag from St. Louis and Mrs. Wm Roan from Catamounts report giving Cascarets to babies with painless, noticeable relief. Henry Joyns P M Wesley endorses its easy Cascarets use.
McLeod resident W F Yerkes and Mrs Van Cleve with son visited. James and A T Anderson traveled to Ontario for a several weeks visit. Hiram Baker moved to Billings for work. Senator J N Kelley returned from a business trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin. John Davis visited Iowa. Omaha and Kansas City trips during absence. Percy Train of Butte spent days in town. Fred Stickley and Sadie Bailey left for Medota Virginia to visit relatives, with layovers in St Joseph and St Louis. J W Gieger and Miss Stellah Walker went to Bozeman on school business. Mrs McLaren of Livingston visited. Lilliana Longmore toured Billings. FE Clark reached 60th birthday with a party. mantel clock presented by J A Hall and others. feast and music followed. Charity ball planned for late March. committee named including Mrs W A Moore and Mrs C N Skillman.
London February 15 Charies T Vertes is confined to his room due to a chill but attends to daily business and is expected to be out by next week according to Yerkes.
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