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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1902
Page
4
Butte Fire Chief Peter Sanger, in town for an Eagle lodge installation, stayed at the local fire station overnight and told a friend that the station’s rascals will not have another chance to invite trouble.
A. L. Husing of Alma West Virginia says twenty years of itching bleeding piles were cured after using Pyramid Pile Cure. He reports immediate relief and full cure from a 50 cent box and offers the little book Piles Causes and Cure. Malled free. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
Hugh McElroy, described as troublesome to Anaconda officials, faced Judge Hayes after a prior alarm. The court sentenced him to 380 days in county jail but allowed two hours to leave the city to avoid further expenses. If he returns, he faces rearrest to serve the sentence.
Charles Smith, held on a charge of breaking windows at Chanaman's house on East Commercial Avenue, was discharged in Justice Kenendy's court after proving he was at the new works during the incident. Foremen identified him, confirming his alibi and leading to dismissal.
The Mt Hagein court No 629 Catholic Order of Foresters held its regular installation of officers at the A O M I hall last evening. Officers installed included Part Chief Ranger J Labissionniere Chief Ranger Frank J McGrath Vice Chief Ranger James O Mera Recording Secretary R T Flannigan Financial Secretary R J Hayes Treasurer W J Allen Spiritual Director Rev Pather Coopman Conductors J P McCarty and Frank Birdsell Sentinels August Pinette and Pat Naughton Trustees Joseph B E McCarty Joseph Hughes and Thomas Kelley The ceremonies were secret and refreshments followed.
Deer Lodge reports Thomas Aspling Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Aspling sustained a hard fall while skating on A Christophersons pond north of town. He struck the back of his head was nearly unconscious feared skull fracture but later praised to have only a bump. He remains confined to his room and is expected to recover in a day or two.
The inquest jury finds machinist Charles Boyd died of heart failure with little direct evidence about the cause of death. Cal Gwin identified the body, Chief Taylor and Coroner Hughes testified, and Robert Collins noted no life circumstances suggesting foul play. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Wednesday at the Methodist church with interment in the I O O F cemetery, conducted by Boyd's city union.
Anaconda hosts a once popular chess club noted for strong players. Efforts to rekindle interest follow a period of reduced activity as organizers report encouraging progress and plans for renewed participation.
Powell county officials began drawing jurors for the coming year in Deer Lodge at 10 o clock. Using the assessor tax list they expect about 500 names to be eligible for trial jurors in Powell county.
Instruments filed with the county clerk include a certificate of increase in capital stock for the Nor'western Gold & Sapphire Mining company noting an increase from 25 000 to nine thousand shares and a warranty deed from Joseph Steiger and Marie Therese Steiger to John G Brall transferring Anaconda lot 11 block 82 for 100 dollars.
Sam Maliie and G. W. Nickols faced Police Judge Hayes on fighting charges last evening. Both admitted responsibility for the fracas and were discharged with a warning to avoid such affairs in the future. Nickols blamed whiskey, a sentiment Maliie echoed.
Sheridan residents praise the Northern Pacific entry into town as the Ruby valley gains a railroad. The depot nears completion and outshines many urban depots, with surrounding buildings rising solidly, signaling strong local prosperity.
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