Constables Rally for Pay, Legal Stand on Fees
Montana constables warned of wage erosion after the legislature made justices of the peace county officers with salaries and advance fees. They plan meetings in Silver Bow and Lewis and Clarke to push for equal footing and salaries, while addressing constitutional objections to prepayment. A notice ends with an advertisement for Thueson tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Henroid
Gallagher
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clarke
Deer Lodge
Justice of the Peace
District Court
Police Court
Justice Court
Sawyer
Falcon Self Rising Pancake Flour Muffin Recipe
Good muffins instruction using Falcon Self Rising Pancake Flour with milk butter sugar and eggs. Advises no salt yeast or baking powder and notes flour is a mixed wheat corn and rye self rising type sold by leading grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon & Mott Company
Falcon
Gold Bar Mining & Milling Company Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gold Bar Mining & Milling Company of Anaconda will be held at the office of A F Gray, 207 Cedar St, Anaconda, Montana, on Saturday, January 10, 1903, between 2 PM and 8 PM. The object is to elect officers for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Bar Mining & Milling Comany of
Anaconda
A. F. Gray
Cedar St
Mont
Smith Declares Alibi in Bearmouth Hold Up Case
Detectives question Smith after he is captured by Assistant Chief O'Brien for the Bearmouth train robbery and murder of Engineer O Neal. Smith claims to have been working at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone at the time and is released after Detective Godard verifies his alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Brien
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Engineer O'Neal
Smith
Anaconda Lice Department
Godard
Mammoth Hot Springs
National Park
Great Falls
Anaconda
O'Brien
Poe
Pastor Hanbey Delayed. Anaconda Methodist Services Updated
A telegram from Rev. Mr. Hanbey states he cannot arrive in Anaconda to lead services tomorrow. His Coffeyville Kansas home delays his start until next week. No preaching tomorrow. class meeting at 1 o'clock, Sunday school at 12:30, Epworth league at 6:30 will proceed as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanbey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Macurdy
Hankey
Coffeyville
Kan
Anaconda
Epworth League
American Yeomen Install Officers
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen installed officers including Foreman W. T. Smith Master of Ceremonies Mrs. J. B. Stalker Correspondent J. B. Stalker Master of Accounts O. C. Voss Physician Rowena Smith Overseer J. J. Dunnigan Watchman Samuel Gillespie General Sentinel Edwin Smith Guard William Bennett Lady Rebecca Mrs. W. Ss. Finley Lady Rowena Mrs. O. C. Voss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Foreman
W. T. Smith
J. B. Stalker
O. C. Voss
Rowena Smith
J. J. Dunnigan
Samuel Gillespie
Tinel
Edwin Smith
William Bennett
Rebecca
W. Ss. Finley
Rowena
McRae to Travel to New York for Winter Goods Sale
R. McRae of McRae & Co. will depart tonight for New York City to spend the season buying merchandise for the mercantile establishment. He aims to replenish stock and secure new lines for his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ID. R. McRae
of McRae & Co
New York City
McRae Plans Lengthy Purchase Trip with Daughter Jean
The article notes Mr. McRae intends a longer buying trip than before, lasting several weeks, and will be accompanied by his 5 year old daughter Jean.
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Lishment
Rev Father Haggerty to Talk on Socialism
The city’s socialists await Rev Father Haggerty, a renowned U S socialist speaker. He will visit next Wednesday and Thursday and speak at Turner Hall as part of a world tour for socialism, having a five year release from religious duties for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Haggerty
United States
Turner Hall
Downtown store promotions and notices in city column
McRae & Co. features dress goods, fur coats, corset covers, shoes, silk yardage, and sale offers. Various locals visit or transact business in the city, while Strain's advertises fabrics, lace, and underwear. A lodge meeting at Anaconda No. 33 AF&AM is noted with a dress-shopping tone throughout.
Russia China Manchuria customs talks end without agreement
Pekin January 9 The negotiations between Russia and China over Manchurian customs reportedly concluded without an agreement. Russia proposes a Port Dalny custom house while allowing China to appoint a customs commissioner to work with Russian officials.
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Pekin
Russia
China
Port Dalny
North
Ohio Hails McKinley Birthday With Statewide Observance
Gov. Nash issued a proclamation urging all schools and colleges in Columbus and across Ohio to observe January 29 with commemorative exercises marking the 60th anniversary of McKinley's birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Nash
McKinley
Reading coal output climbs to 270000 tons weekly
The Reading company reports a weekly coal run on its main line averaging 1500 to 1600 cars. Mines are projected to produce about 270000 tons this week.
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Reading
Reading Company
House Insular Affairs Committee Backs Bill Favorably
Washington January 9 The House Committee on Insular Affairs today agreed to favorably report the bill introduced in the session. The action signals approval for the legislation though details and potential amendments remain under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Insular Affairs Today
Representative Cooper Proposes Philippine Currency Bill
The proposal from Representative Cooper of Wisconsin seeks a currency system in the Philippines with amendments including making U S gold and silver coins legal tender in the islands. The bill as introduced allows lawful U S money to be legal tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wisconsin
Philippines
United States
Averill Not Out of It Yet Special Dispatch
Bozeman dispatch reports Justice of the Peace W Y Smith hears the state case against Fred Averill on shooting a horse owned by Mrs Mary Linker of Storrs. Jurors say circumstantial evidence left doubt, Averill faces potential retrial on a separate charge of malicious mischief.
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Standard
Bozeman
Justice of the Peace
W. Y. Smith
Fred Averill
Averill
Mary Linker
Storrs
T &Tvo
G. Sanford
Smith
Logan
Pete Border
Border
Meahlburg
Fair association plans new grounds north of Bozeman
Bozeman officials say Fair Association will open grounds north of the city next summer. A near complete mile track will be among the best in the state. Funds cover a grand stand exhibition hall stables and fences with contracts likely soon for lumber. Work will rush when spring opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
The
Fair Association
Kansas building plans approved for St Louis world fair
Topeka Kansas world’s fair committee accepted W W Rose of Kansas City architectural plans for the Kansas building at the St Louis fair. Competitive plans were submitted by many architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
W. W. Rose
Kansas City
Kansas Building
Schmuckeroff Schumacher & Co Insolvency Petition Filed
The San Francisco jewelry firm Schumacher & Co. filed for insolvency liability fixed at 60000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schumacher & Co
Pioneer Woman Dead
Lewistown Montana January 9 Mrs Frank Day long time pioneer of the state died at her home last night from general debility. She and her husband came to Montana in 1866 and first settled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Lewistown
Frank Day
Montana
Funeral services for Fergus county figure held tomorrow
A Fergus county figure long tied to the area's prosperity will be laid to rest with services at St. James' Episcopal church tomorrow at 2 o'clock. The Masonic lodge plans to attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tling
York Gulch
Canyon Ferry
Fergus County
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
McCormick Arrives as U.S. Ambassador to Russia
Robert S. McCormick and Mrs. McCormick arrived in St. Petersburg marking his appointment as the United States ambassador to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Robert S. McCormick
United States
Russia
McCormick
Reynolds Hitt Married in New York
Washington reports that R. Reynolds Hitt, second secretary at the United States, married in New York on January 9. The brief notice notes the royal appointment and New York ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Reynolds Hitt
The
United
Emperor William Cables Berlin Envoy About Berlin Visit
The German embassy in Washington was instructed by the Berlin legation to tell the young couple in Berlin that Emperor William would be delighted to see them. Mr. Hitt is identified as a son of Illinois Representative Hitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Washington
Hitt
Representative Hitt
Illinois
Continental OU Company Default Against County Treasurer
A default of $150 was awarded against County Treasurer Wadsworth for taxes on Continental OU Company two years ago. Suit filed in June 1901 was forgotten and the default surprised the treasurer as of January 9.
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Standard
Great Falls
Continental OU Company
Wadsworth
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Thueson
East Park
Mint
Creedmoors
Ker
Slayer
Yellowstone Park
MR. Hanbey
Mr. Macurdy
Yeomen Install
Mr. McRae
Bertha Sawyer
Fitzpatrick & O'Keefe's
Corner
Birch
A. A. Ware of
Chicago
E. D. Nash
Helena
City
McRae & Co
W. H. Pogson
Butte
Dr. Owen
Beaudry Block
A. G. Moser
Salt Lake
Chestnut Street
McRae &‘O
W. McLaughlin
Missoula
A. W. Kendt
Drop Head Sewing Machines
Singer Store
East Park Avenue
P. J. Shannon
Hamilton
Strain
George Storrar
Clark
Dec
Aurore Jette
J.H. Alexander
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ve. Strain
Anaconua Lodge
A. FP
A.M
W. M
Torchon
Arl
J. H. Alexander
Euchre
Elm Street
Strain’s
Copper City Commercial Co
America
Pric
Kansas
Great Doctor
Cherry and
Park Sam
Yellek Medical Institute
N. E. Cor
West Broadway
Montana St
Butte, Montana
W. E. Nankeville
Arkansas
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
American Exchange National Bank
W. W. Harpe
Conda
State of Montana
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