Anaconda News Boy Recovers After Dog Bite Incident
Francis Dorian son of Mr and Mrs Pat Dorian of 518 East Fifth Street is improving after being bitten by a dog last Friday. His father says no legal action will be taken against the dog’s owners though some neighbors call for steps to curb dog violence. City officials urge a citywide dog count and possible extermination of nuisance dogs to protect children. The note ends with gratitude from the Bertsch family for condolences after Jacob Bertsch’s death.
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Francis Dorian
Francis
Pat Dorian
East Fifth Street
Dorian
Annaconda
Annconda
Missing man B F Field sought by police after letter
Police in receipt of a letter asking for information about B F Field a missing man believed to be about 60 years old six feet tall and weighing around 290 pounds. Field in recent months handled sizable sums and authorities fear foul play may be involved as no search crew has been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
FF. Field
R. Paul
Teacher appeals over examination papers marking
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Miss Cecelia M. Gettings, a teacher from Anaconda, appealed to State Superintendent Welch regarding markings by the county superintendent. Welch upholds the county’s action and states the machines are correct, citing testimony to support his decision.
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Standard
Helena
Cecelia M. Cettings
Anaconda
Welch
McLaughlin
Celebrated Alarm Clocks Admitted Best and Guaranteed
Advertisement promotes spasmodic alarm clocks as the morning wake up solution. Claims the product is the best clock on the market and fully guaranteed. Notes the shop specializes in tile Brest goods.
Gettings Praised as Able Instructor in Anaconda
The state superintendent commends Miss Gettings as an able instructor and urges the Anaconda school board to retain her as a regular teacher at least until after the next regular examination. He notes careful grading of her papers by Miss Mary A. McLaughlin and asks McLaughlin to influence the board to keep Gettings.
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Miss Gettings
Anaconda
Mary A. McLaughlin
Revival meeting draws largest Anaconda crowd
The M. B. church revival attracted the best attendance of the series last evening. Pastor Rev. Mr. McCurdy preached on life duties and merchantlike caution. Tonight’s theme is The Narrow Escape with services at 7:30. Dr. Jacob Mills visits next Sunday for morning and evening sermons. The second quarterly conference is set for Saturday at 8:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Mr. McCurdy
Anaconda
Jacob Mills
Night Society Notes and Local Commerce Updates
Modern Woodmen meet tonight with social and business mentions across Anaconda. Strain's promotes furniture sale, Strain's offers low price dry goods and clothing, and Pupich & Smith dissolve partnership. Local arrivals and visits include Brien joining Western Union Anaconda, and officials from Helena to St Louis listed amid community notices.
Annual stockholders meeting notice for Gold Bar Mining Company
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Gold Bar Mining Company will be held at the secretary's office in rooms 3 and 5 of the Bank Building in Anaconda Montana at 7 30 p m on January 11 1902. T Cleary secretary dated December 31 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Bar Mining Company
Bank Building
Anaconda
Mont
T. Cleary
Gold Bar Mining
Judge Noyes Case Fines Alaska Judge in San Francisco
Attorney General Knox said he could not decide a recommended presidential course in Judge Noyes of Alaska after he was fined $1,000 for contempt in San Francisco. He will weigh the record and testimony before deciding if removal resignation or other action is warranted.
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Washington
Knox
Noyes
Alaska
San Francisco
City to Redeem Two Sewer Bonds as Debt Reduction
City Treasurer Harper plans to redeem two $1,000 sewer bonds, reducing the outstanding sewer bonds to 19 from 21. Bonds issued in 1889 with a 20 year term, saved interest by redemption, and warrants may cover park expenses if needed. Also 34 City Hall bonds add to total debt of $53,000. warrants may be issued to Snook and May with interest until they are redeemed next fall.
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American Exchange National
New Yorke
Anaconda
W. W. Harper
City of
State of Montana
Harper
New York
City Hall
Snook
Hegemier Case Is Dismissed In JP Court
Leonard Hegemier faced theft charges over cabin furnishings from Al Taber's property but the case was dismissed in Justice of the Peace Kennedy's court. Costs were directed to the complainant. Hegemier had a prior good reputation and previously occupied Taber's cabin before moving out. Taber had issued a warrant earlier for his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hegemier
al Taber
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Hegemier
Taber
Digestive tablets urged to combat heart disease link
An article attributes heart trouble to poor digestion and stomach fermentation. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to improve digestion, prevent gas and tenderness, and supports claims with mentions of U S P pepsin and widespread availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
County Attorney Finds No Evidence for Trial
The County Attorney concluded there was no evidence to warrant a trial after reviewing testimony from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
W C C F Install Officers In Forest ers Lodge
Officers of the Woman's Catholic Order of Forest ers were installed including Chief Ranger Miss Mary H Brennan and Vice Chief Ranger Mrs James Sweeney. Miss Mary H Brennan was named delegate to the Chicago high court session next April with Agnes McCarthy as alternate. Light refreshments followed the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Mary H. Brennan
James Sweeney
Re Dee
George Wicke
Agnes McCarthy
Outside Sentinel
Josie Sheehan
Inside Sentinel
Hugh Early
James Lampin
F. Allen
John Coffee
Anthony Lubke
Joseph Labisson
High Court
Chicago
Fire in Store Sparks Crowd and Minor Damage
A large crowd gathered as a fire broke out at a store owned by Joe Wein. The blaze was extinguished with chemicals and the damage was small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wein
Judge’s Clothesline Theft Findings Describe Thief
Police Judge Hayes recalls a petty larceny thief who stole garments from his back yard clothesline Monday night. The same offender allegedly returned, taking a large quantity of wearing apparel left outside, before the judge noticed the missing items yesterday morning.
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Hayes
They Take Oath of Office Refreshments
At a Sons of Hermann meeting last night the officers elect were installed and refreshments served. Officers taking the oath were President David Kaufman Vice President J Luts Secretary E D Haverman Financial Secretary O L Gebe Treasurer Albert Klein Trustees Vaspur Fister H Meyer and Frank Patriekeus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Hermann
David Kaufman
J. Luts
E. D. Haverman
O. L. Gebe
Albert Klein
Vaspur Fister
H. Meyer
Frank Partrikeus
Bowling Tourney Third Round Scores At Anaconda
In Anaconda last night the third round of the bowling tournament produced scores by pairs Van Ells and Hasley 1012, Johnson and Mahoney 16, Story and Flynn 15, McLean and Lloyd 876. The next game is set for Friday night.
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Anaconda
van Ells
Hasley
Johnson
Mahoney
Story
Flynn
McLean
Lloyd
Fire Breaks Out At People's Store On East Park
Fire alarm sounded after a blaze broke out at the People's store on East Park avenue. Firemen responded quickly as heavy smoke poured from the building.
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People’s
East Park Avenue
Mt Powel Lodge Installs New Officers
Mt Powel Lodge No. 43 K of P held installation Monday night in Fricno hall for officers A Walkup P C A Fanning CC E Newcome V C James Quane M of W E S Green prelate A E Rowe WK of R and S A A Walkup M of F R M Davidson M of E A Ik Kessler M of A John McManus I G E 8 Little C G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Powel Lodge
No. 43
K. of
Fricno Hall
A. Walkup
P. C
A. €. Fanning
E. Newcome
V. C
James Quane
W. E. S. Green
A. E. Rowe
R. and
Party at Miss Jessie Minnick’s Home Featured Music and Roses
A pleasant evening was hosted at Miss Jessie Minnick’s home with Kamer and music. Miss Florence Jennings, Miss Jessie Minnick, and Miss Pearl Jennings sang solos. Refreshments followed. The house was decorated with roses, carnations, and maidenhair ferns.
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Jessie Minnick
Kamer
Florence Jennings
Pearl Jennings
Newcoms Transfer Five Day Placer Claim by Deed
A deed filed yesterday in the county clerk and recorder office transfers a five day placer claim from Thomas Newcom to Kate Newcom. The claim is in section 4 township 5 north range 11 west with a consideration of 100 dollars.
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Thomas Newcom
Kate Newcom
Dan Skelton and Miss Teresa McGee United in Marriage
Dan Skelton and Teresa McGee wed yesterday in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple plans a life together with celebrations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Skelton
Teresa McGee
Argentina and Chile Reach Arbitration Protocol Settlement
Buenos Ayres reports both governments have agreed on the wording of arbitration clauses concerning Ultima Baper anzga policing. Argentina’s rights are safeguarded and all disputes will be submitted to the British commission. London dispatch says a cable confirms the settlement between Chile and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Chile
Ultima Baperanzga
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Missouri seeks return of murder suspect from Washington
Gov Dockery will request a requisition to bring Stewart Fife back from North Yakima Washington where he is held for the murder of Frank W Richardson a Christmas Eve shooting. Richardson a millionaire merchant was killed in his home. Mrs Adelle L Richardson widow of the victim faces trial for complicity.
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Savannah
Dockery
Missouri
Stewart Vite
North Yakima
Wash
Frank W. Richardson
C. Pife
Richardson
Fife
Ma Muker
Addle l L. Richardson
Grover Cleveland Improves but Still Resting at Home
In I kneeton New Jersey on January 7, Grover Cleveland shows health gains yet remains confined indoors. Mrs Cleveland notes he is too weak to venture outside until the weather improves, though he can leave his room and go downstairs.
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Kneeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Milwaukee Insurance Leader George N. Wiswell Dies
George N. Wiswell president of Milwaukee Mutual Life Insurance company died today after a three week illness at age. His death marks the end of a lengthy tenure as head of the firm and prompts notice in local business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
George N. Wiswell
Milwaukee Mutual Life Insurance Company
Notice to Stoekhole ees Stockholders Meeting 1902
Annual meeting of the Standard Publishing pany stockholders will be held at the office in Anaconda on 1902 at 2 o clock p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and other business. J H Durston W A Dower presiding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Pany
Anaconda
J. HH. DU Reston
W A. Dower
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Anaconda News
Vrancis Dorian
Gestern Yior
Misens
Jacob Bertsch
Juco Bertesch
B. F
Tima Mees
Tate
Superintendent McLaughbtin
Just
Keppler Jewelry Co
B., A. & P. Railroad
M. W. Church
Dezetl
E. Park
A. Voss
Piano
Short’s
W. R
Fior de Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Woodmen of the World
Charles Flood of
Butte
Antlers
Strain’s
Rn R. OR. Johnson
Charles 8. Hartman
Bozeman
Strain
Kennedy Drug Company
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Fd McFarland
Pellee Taylor
Leck & Coy
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Pupich & Smith
Pupich
M. J. Brien
J. G. Davies
City
Mr. Brien
Western Union Telegraph Company
Montana
H. FE. Woodman
C. A. Hartman
James Dowell
W. W. Griffith
H. ©. Peyton
St. Louis
John Craddock
Omaha
W. CC. Connard
Denver
J. Hennessy
the New
W. FE. Jones
Philadelphia
Thomas EK. Armistead
Spokane
W. ©. Weiminer
D. O. Clark
Judge Noyes
Isaae
Paring Annual Report
Judge Hayes
Hermann
Mt. Powell
Lodge
Ofice
Pilenusant Party
Skelton—McGee
Jemalay
Strain’s Department Store
Anaconda, Montana
Copper City Commercial Co
Mott’s Pennyroyal Pills
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Martian Drug Co
Father Cua
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Argeentina
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
John B. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
B. C Norbeck
Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Andrew Jergens & Co
Sele
Cincinnati
California
Stoekhole Ees
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