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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1904

Page

18

Butte Mayor Defends Copper King Fraction Claim

Mayor Mullins defended his Copper King fraction mining claim against Montana Ore Purchasing and other claim jumpers. He ordered attackers off the shaft, warned of defending his property, and remained in possession as press deadlines passed.

Mullins Arizona Street Park Granite Butte Apex Davis A. F. Bray Mayor Mullins Pat Mullins Jack McCrimmon McCrimmon Montana Ore Purchasing Company Standard M. O. P. Corporation Amalgamated Corporation The F. A Janis F. A. Heinze Heinze

To Serve Sixty Days

Special Dispatch to the Standard Fort Benton December 31 Stock Inspector George Hall today brought Gus Johnson from Havre to serve a sentence of 60 days imposed by Justice Mann for taking up and riding a horse belonging to John Bailey.

Standard Fort Benton George Hall Gus Johnson Havre Justice Mann John Bailey

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Warms Croup Warnings

A historic health notice urges parents to treat hoarseness as a danger signal for croup. It claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy prevents attacks when used at first signs, asserting it has a long record of success and never failing.

Pansy Price Convicted In Shoplifting Under Instructions

Pansy Price, 12, tried in Judge McClernan's court for incorrigibility, was convicted but allowed to return home with her mother amid doubts a parent or older backer directed the acts. The girl bought about $100 in goods under assumed names at Hennessy and Lewis stores last August and December, with Mrs. Price defending her daughter's conduct and seeking leniency. The judge kept a commitment on hold, noting the need for supervision and possible care transfer to Florence Crittenton if needed.

Pansy Price Lewis Lizzie Lynch John J. Lynch Turner H. W. Turner Hennessy Company Price House Hennessy Turners Park Street Yancey Pansy Daniel Yancey Boucher Florence Crittenton Butte Antone Schrieber A. W. Corner A. P. O'Leary McClernan Schrieber Schieber Main Park Streets Warm Springs West Stewart Mile John Agee Hunt Pat Mullins

Habeas Corpus Heard In County Court Session

Judge McClernan held a long court session hearing habeas corpus for Joseph Evans jailed for contempt after refusing to surrender a diamond set scarf pin in a $140 judgment case. Evans defended himself, a decision scheduled for Monday. The day also covered Antone Schrieber’s mental competence, revealing non saneness except when intoxicated, and other filings for forgery, incrRigibility, burglary with defendants entering pleas Monday.

McClernan Joseph Evans Danzer Meaderville A. Rodgers Justice Court J. Bruce Kremer Joseph Binnard Daniel Yancey Evans Justice Danger

Youthful Plumber Married in Quiet Butte Home

A quiet home wedding was celebrated at 516 West Park street as Hugo William Hanske and Eva Hauswirth were joined in matrimony by Rev. J. E. Noftsing er. Both are young with many friends in Butte. The groom works for Eschle Plumbing. the bride recently clerked at Morris & Co confectionery. They plan to housekeeping immediately. A leap year ball for Pride of Montana council Knights and Ladies of Security is planned at Scandia hall tonight with 25 cent admission. The remains of Marcus Murphy will be shipped to O'Neill Nebraska, tomorrow afternoon. the funeral will leave Sherman & Reed's chapel at 3 p.m.

Louis Eschle West Park Street Hugo William Hanske Eva Hauswirth J. E. Noftsinger Butte Eschle Plumbing Company Morris &O Scandia Hall Pride of Montana Council No. 519 Knights and Ladies of Security Marcus Murphy O'Neill Neb Sherman & Reed’s

Unions Elect Officers In Butte Area

Union officers were elected for six months in Butte's Beer Drivers and Bottlers No. 171 and Shoemakers No. 27. New charter No. 478 issued to Federal Labor union in Cataldo Idaho. Meetings set for Mantle & Bielenberg block and Norwegian Independent church hall Copper and Alaska streets.

Butte Beer Drivers’ and Hottlers’ Union Shoemakers’ Union Cataldo Idaho P. J. McElroy Henry Fischer H. J. Meyer Arcade Forrest J. B. Woods Jule George Otto Behusen John Burkhard Mantle & Bielenberg D. McKrea Henry Smith John A. Stobborn A. Ament KE. P. Winnes G. D. Cranston Charles Mack T. O. Rourk Norwegian Independent Church Copper and Alaska Streets

Long-serving Representatives Begin Sixth Term

Twenty-five men who started service in the Fifty-third Congress have continued serving continuously and now enter their sixth terms.

House of Representatives

Decrease in Diphtheria Quarantine Extends Beyond Butte

A public health update shows a diphtheria quarantine reduced to only three houses, remaining outside of Butte. Officials report targeted containment efforts and ongoing surveillance to prevent spread. Local residents are advised to stay informed and follow medical guidance.

Three Deaths In A Month Reported In City County Diptheria

Diphtheria has been nearly stamped out but three deaths occurred in the county outside Butte in December due to delayed medical help. A Carlson family on Bell street saw a child die hours after aid was summoned, while two other children in the same family recovered after timely antitoxin treatment. County inspector John M. Kelly notes only a few quarantined houses remain.

John M. Kelly Butte Carlson Bell Street

County Provides Toxin as Parents Struggle with Cost

A smallpox case was reported yesterday the first in a year. The patient, a woman living on East Park Street, is under quarantine and the illness is considered severe. The county will supply toxin when families cannot afford it.

East Park Street

Restaurant Doors Closed After Assault Charge

George Castro, owner of Merchants' Restaurant at 22 South Main, faced with second degree assault charges, had his business shuttered by J. W. Boulett of Standard Bakery. Constable Tom Hannan took over the premises as Boulett pursued a $53 debt and a business mortgage reportedly held at zero dollars. A settlement is expected in a few days.

George Castra J. W. Boulett Standard Bakery Castro Merchants South Main Street Tom Hannan Boulett

Plans for a new bridge at Melrose jointly funded

Beaverhead and the county commissioners received plans and specifications for a new bridge to be built jointly at Melrose. The local board has advertised for bids to carry out the project. Great sport at Holland street skating rink, admission ten cents.

Beaverhead Melrose Holland Street Skating Rink

Helmville Postmaster Sees Rich Nevada Valley Ahead

Helmville postmaster William T. Cotter reports Nevada valley as prosperous with ample hay for home use but early feeding causing shortages. He notes mining holds, rising town development, a new school, and strong farming. Deer and fishing abound, and visitors are welcomed. Cotter and Annie Meade wed recently and depart for the northwest.

Nevada Valley William T. Cotter Helmville Cotter

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Butte News Nted M. O. P Schreiber Josh Antone Schreiber George Smith Dan Johnson William White John White Charles Pattersall Dave Johnson Hogan Pattersall Samuel Protine Hugo Hanske American Labor Union Ter Pedecal Union Cataldo, Idaho Ennisys Hénnessyys New York Golf Brighton Doe Best Antine Castra's Business Street Prosperous Section Mr. Cotter Montana Annie Meade Sound Country
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