Prisoners in Anaconda Hopeful Over Illegally Drawn Jurors
Inmates at Deer Lodge penitentiary believe a recent ruling by a Butte judge on juror drawing in Silver Bow county may yield release for those serving long terms. They recall Bill Day's habeas corpus bid and plan to test the issue with a test case, hoping for mass liberations if juror legality is ruled improper.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Cleasy
Butte
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Bill Day
Day
John N. Kirk
Clancy
Supreme Court of the United States
Conley & McTague
Carroll Marries Miss McCormick at Methodist Parsonage
Michael Carroll and Miss Lizzie McCormick wed at the Methodist parsonage yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Macaray officiated. The couple and guests shared a supper after the ceremony and plan to reside in Anaconda.
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Michael Carroll
Lizzie McCormick
Mr. Macaréy
Mrs Carroll
Anaconda
Notice of sale of estate realty in Deer Lodge Montana
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County the estate of Thomas Ford deceased announces private sale of all rights title and interest as of death plus additions to estate. Sale after January 31 1902 with bids to Don Hayes Gregson Springs Montana cash or credit up to one year at 8 percent. Deed at purchaser expense. Dated January 15 1902.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
Montana
Deer Lodge
Thomas Ford
Montane
United States
Deer Lodge County
State of
Anaconda
Range 10
Gale
Don Hayes
Gregson Springs
Mont
Con Hayes
Koontz Outlines Plan for Modern High School Expansion
Superintendent Koontz proposes a two story modern high school with basement, expandable as enrollment grows. He favors interior completeness over ornate exterior and aims for electric lighting, steam heat, and well equipped labs gyms and libraries, noting playgrounds are optional. Correspondence with architectural firms seeks a satisfactory design.
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Koontz
Anaconda Curfew Enforced After 9 PM For Minors
Chief Taylor reactivates the 1890 curfew requiring all under 16 to be indoors at 9 pm. Violations incur fines from 1 to 25 dollars, with an errand exemption. The Law and Order league plans inquiries and may obtain warrants to enforce morality ordinances, referring to County Attorney Duffy for action.
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Anaconda
Taylor
Law and Order League
Duffy
League
Revival Services Grow at M. E. Church of Anaconda
Revival meetings of the M E church in Anaconda drew strong attendance with evident enthusiasm. Services are scheduled for this afternoon and this evening with Rev. Mr Macurdy delivering the sermon titled Is It 1.
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M. BE. Church of
Anaconda
Knights Dine and Be entertained at Friendship Hall
An enjoyable social session occurred at Friendship Hall last night with lodge members and visiting knights in attendance. Refreshments were served and entertainment included recitations songs and other diversions featuring visiting knights R B Kenyon of Salt Lake George P Snider of Columbus Ohio and M D Daniels of Bozeman.
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Friendship Hall
R. B Kenyon
Salt Lake
George P. Snider
Columbus
Ohio
M. D. Daniels
Bozeman
Greeleys Leave Anaconda for Washington Bureau
Mr and Mrs A W Greeley departed Anaconda on the Butte Anaconda Pacific train at seven o clock for Washington D C where they plan to make their home Mr Greeley has been with the Standard for five years earning high regard from colleagues who praised his writing and character as he heads to the nation s capital to cover federal affairs for the Montana paper
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda
A. W. Greeley
Washington, D. C
Mr. Greeley
Standard
Horace
Godspeed
Greeley
Washington
Montana
Mrs. Greeley
Fire Department Officers Elected at Lower Works
The Lower Works Fire Department last evening elected officers: Martin Coonan chief Frank Fitzgerald assistant chief Joe O'Brien treasurer Pat Lodge captain Frank McDonald first assistant captain William Gallagher second assistant captain Matt Ward William Barry and Eugene Fitzpatrick chosen trustees.
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Lower Works Fire Department
Martin Coonan
Frank Fitzgerald
Joe O'Brien
Pat Lodge
Frank McDonald
William Gallagher
Matt Ward
William Barry
Eugene Fitzpatrick
City News Ties And Trades At Anaconda Sale And Dances
Local notes report social events and sales in Anaconda including dances by mill and smeltermen, Antlers club, and a sale at the People's Store. Residents and visitors listed include F L Kinney from Helena and J N Preston WV C, with a funeral for Martin Cole planned at 2 pm at Cedar street and St Pauls church.
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Modern
Woodmen of
America
Cedar Street
Martin Cole
J. N. Preston
WV. C
Sharp
Ryan Strikes Officer in Early Morning Quarrel
William Ryan was fined $10 in police court after a quarrel with Special Officer Trudell. Ryan said Trudell struck first and he hit back, injuring the officer’s face. Night Chief O Brien and Officer Fitz Patrick arrested him. Ryan expressed regret, his friends blaming the misunderstanding of Trudell’s status.
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William Ryan
Ryan
Trudell
O’brien
Fitz Patrick
Snow Bruggemann and Amelia Bruggemann United in Anaconda
Snow Jr and Miss Bruggemann were married by Rev Ma curdy at the Northurst home on Chestnut Street. Snow, a veteran and pattern maker at the foundry, has lived in Anaconda for years. Bruggemann, a New York City native, has resided in Anaconda eight years. They will make Anaconda their home. John J McDonald and Miss Sarah Cooper attended.
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Alvan B. Snow, Jr
Amelia Bruggemann
Macurdy
Otto Northurst
Chestnut Street
Anaconda
Mr. Snow
Maine
New York City
John J. McDonald
Sarah Cooper
Noted Physician Values Individual Judgement Over School
A respected doctor argues that honesty and intelligence define competence surpassing any single medical school. He asserts that the best approach in each case should prevail regardless of institutional affiliation.
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Mas. Piscuam
Northern Montana items report local events and notices
A Belt Valley Times correspondent from Evans notes Mrs Brittin and Dee Webster sighted a bear near a cabin but hesitated to investigate. Armington school has over 40 students, with Charles W. Noble as principal. Cascade county’s Corn school district reports $1,307 cash on hand for six to eight month schooling in three buildings. Alberta Kernaghan married John Burrows at Kernaghan home with Rev. Allen Rodger officiating. Frank Bolton opened a Modern Woodmen lodge at Kibbey. The Seven-Up club plans a dance January 21 at Belt Miners Union hall. Mary Hudgin seeks divorce from Patrick Hudgin for desertion. Valley county licenses net $7,793.75, up about $500 from last year. A sheepmen conflict north of Malta causes injuries. Rip Van Winkle, long-claimed Milk River flats resident, found dead in bed. Lucy Fountaine files for divorce from Frank Fountain for cruelty and intemperance. J M Harris to Lilian Harris transfers store building and stock for $5,000 at Aliyn. In Choteau, Sunday school officers elected with Professor Guthrie as superintendent and others in the roles.
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Belt Valley Times
Evans
Charles W. Noble
Corn
Cascade County
Kernaghan
Brynes Creek
Geyser
Alberta Bethasta Kernaghan
John Burton Burrows
Allen Rodger
Belt
Frank Bolton
Great Falls
Woodmen of America
Kibbey
Miners’ Union
Mary Hudgin
Glasgow
Patrick H. Hdgin
Valley County
Malta
Rip van Winkle
Milk River
Hinsdale
Lucy Fountaine
Benton
Frank Fountaine
Choteau
J. M. Harris
Lilian D. Harris
Aliyn
Guthrie
Charles Wilcox
Olive Wilcox
Pil. Cole
Lena Moore
Grace Brown
Cattle cases and Bishop murder trial on docket raise costs
The clerk notes that expenses will rise in the coming year with cases on the docket including the Bishop murder trial Fuhrman arson Gasaway and Harrington cattle cases. The term’s cost will exceed last year’s total expenses.
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Fuhrman
Gasaway
Harrington
Livingston
Petroleum and Gas in Cottonwood Hills
Walter Lehrkind of Silesia visited Red Lodge and discussed natural gas and crude oil developments in Cottonwood Hills. A Billings company formed to prospect the Cottonwood Creek fields has reached about 100 feet depth and ordered steam equipment. A recent gas flow disrupted drilling and temporarily created an artesian well. Prior filings by Gebo parties lapsed, but January revival spurred activity with new locations and placer stakes across the district.
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Walter Lehrkind
Silesia
Red Lodge
Billings
Cottonwood Creek
Gebo
Billings Company
Hamilton Seeks Carnegie Library Through Dumfermline Ties
The Rovally County Democrat reports Hamilton plans a public library and aims to recruit Andrew Carnegie. Local efforts hinge on appeals by Frank Anderson "Scotty" and Carnegie’s connections in Dumfermline. Carnegie requires 10 percent annual maintenance, prompting a $16 000 building with about $1 000 yearly upkeep for books and basic utilities.
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Hamilton
Andrew Carnegie
Frank Anderson
Scotty
Anderson
Ceres
Fife
Scotland
Carnegie
Dumfermline
Anderson Jr
Natonality
Democrat
Crow tribe Mourners Attend Billings Funeral
Mrs J B Cooper a Crow Indian died recently at Billings. Relatives attended the service including full blooded Indians in native costumes. The minister’s readings offered encouragement and hope to the living as members of the Salvation Army provided pallbearers.
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J. B. Cooper
Billings
Billings Gazette
Salvation Army
Story telling at hotel ends with patrons fleeing
In Forsyth Times fashion, the old saying that the first storyteller stands no show plays out at a hotel gathering. Judge Dowlin recalls paying $15 for a whiskey 5 year old and thick as molasses. Gay Huff recalls a Wisconsin tale of a friend who bit a piece of 1% year old whiskey. Elmer Holt begins his tale as listeners flee.
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Forsyth Times
Judge Dowlin
Gay Huff
Wisconsin
Elmer Holt
Usteners
Kalispell Man Pleads Guilty After Shooting Incident
Edward Cooper paid a $25 fine and costs after a Wednesday shooting at Julius Wilson. Cooper had sent Delilah Sounds money to move from New York to Kalispell and marry soon. He found Wilson at Delilah’s house, fired a gun but hit nothing, and pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. Wilson and Delilah later married.
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Kalispell Inter Lake
Edward Cooper
Julius Wilson
Cooper
Delilah
New York
Kalispell
Wilson
Justice Sullivan
Unlawful Slaughter and Prosperity Tales N Rout of 1902
The piece notes illegal game slaughter in the upper Yellowstone area drawing deputy warden attention. It reports Morrison’s resignation as deputy county clerk to move to Texas, Lewistown’s growing prosperity with railroad plans, mining and stock industries, and Fergus County’s record low court costs for the year ending 1901.
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Yellowstone
Livingston Post
How is Your Watch Chain
Advertises a sale of solid golf and gold filled women and men’s watch chains in the city. Claims finest line, best quality, and best prices for affordable patterns. Encourages calling in to inspect selections.
Grape-Nuts Claims Restore Health and Weight
A farmer from Binghamton New York recounts using Grape-Nuts for eight months to gain from 130 pounds to 165 pounds and notes his stomach improved. He says his family also benefits and his young child wakes craving the cereal each morning. He offers to vouch for the product personally.
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F. A. Brainard
Nghamton, N. Y
Old St
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American Exchange National Bank
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State of Montana
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Welling Nan
WM. E. Thomas
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