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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1902
Page
7
William Russell and Miss Katie Johnstone were married at Lewistown. Russell’s business ties pull him toward Helena but personal ties call Kalispell home. A wedding dinner followed and the couple departed for Helena. They will be at home to friends in Kalispell on March 15. Lewistown society extends regrets at their absence. Many presents and congratulations greeted the newlyweds.
William Francis Russell and Miss Katie Johnston were married at 1 PM on Wednesday February 12 at the bride’s parents home in Lewistown. Rev Albert Pfaus of the Presbyterian church officiated. The bride has ties to Great Falls and Lewistown social circles. Russell is a New York Life Insurance agent with strong statewide connections.
The Pooley murder case may be retried after Judge McClernan discharged the hung jury while Pooley was absent. Attorneys argue the discharge could bar further prosecution under California and Texas law. If Booth waives the defendant’s attendance, a bar may exist. otherwise a new trial could proceed. Meanwhile a Select Knights and Ladies dance is announced at Pythian Castle Wednesday night.
Ida Ratz of 23 East Galena street was arrested early yesterday on a robbery charge after Thomas Brown reported losing 1.75 dollars at her home. Brown, a visitor, alleges the theft occurred while he was there. The case goes before Judge Boyle.
The crowded Sacred Heart Church heard Rev. Father Callahan describe the passion of Christ and the duties it imposes on men. The four white composition stations were blessed, with incense and holy water, as the sermon linked the stations to daily conduct and modern life.
Francis M Street is identified as a general agent for Union Casualty and Surety Company of St. Louis Missouri located at 422 Hennessy Building.
An assortment of small items including coal pricing at 6.50 per ton and office address 14 Utah Avenue with phone 276, a reader bet about Dublin Liffey directions, a round trip to Boulder Hot Springs offer via Great North railway, J E Dawson notice, and a Select Knights and Ladies dance at Pythian Castle on Wednesday night.
Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte Mont advertises first class Kimball Weber and Hallet & Davis pianos and Mason Hamlin organs with 20 percent discount this week. Second hand instruments from 15 dollars up and self playing Apollo attachments plus rental tuning repair and moving services. Catalogues mailed on request.
Mrs. Middlesworth aged 78, died at 7 15 last evening at her son Frank Ramsdell's home in Butte. Born January 22 1816 in Londonderry Nova Scotia she had lived in Butte since 1880 and was highly respected. Survived by daughters Mrs KK M Dakin Caldwell Idaho and Mrs Josephine Vaughn San Francisco and son Frank M Ramsdell plus six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday from 221 South Dakota Street.
Walter Thomas Mills of the International School of Social Economy lectured at the Auditorium under the local socialist society and the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly. He argued trusts will fail as they concentrate power, but cautioned against denouncing them, predicting a socialist turn once trusts mature.
Charles Bach was arrested by Policemen Sheehan and Cassidy for malicious mischief and assault on Alva Leo, an inmate at 51 East Galena Street. He planned revenge after a grievance with Leo, struck her in the face, and broke a window at her residence before being taken into custody. He is to be arraigned before Judge Boyle this morning.
An advertisement promotes five patterns of extra heavy all wool carpets offered Monday at 50 cents per yard. It claims the sale price beats any competition and urges buyers to act, noting the limited selection and the strong value of wool.
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