Butte News Weimoting Announcement At Store 127
The store at 127 West Park St must be vacated in two weeks. On Monday morning we start a…
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1903
Page
11
The store at 127 West Park St must be vacated in two weeks. On Monday morning we start a…
J W McLean sues William Lacy for damages totaling 5150 after alleging a Nov 26 assault that dragged him from a wagon and left him with medical costs and lost business income. The suit forms part of a broader district court docket including disputes over representation authority and a misrepresentation fraud case involving Clara Macarroll and Mme La Belle.
A famous health and pleasure resort offers relief from fatigue with waters reputed to cure rheumatism nervousness stomach and kidney troubles. Physicians nurses and masseurs oversee baths. Special excursion rates cover railroad fare board lodging and bath use at principal Montana points.
Indianapolis hosts the United Mine Workers annual convention with 1,200 delegates from 24 states. President John Mitchell arrives tomorrow and opens sessions in Tomlinson Hall. Delegates plan wage demands for the Bituminous district including Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, with expected raises between 10 and 20 percent.
In Indianapolis on January 30 the miners push for higher wages and a straight mine scale. They seek a smaller differential between pick and machine mining and may demand a uniform scale for outside workers.
In a Kansas City Star clipping a suburban drug store owner explains a local telephone message service. He notes they copy notes for customers and deliver messages at low cost, attracting neighborhood business for over a decade.
A health note promotes charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels and for improving breath, complexion, and teeth. It endorses Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges, made of Willow charcoal and honey, priced at twenty five cents a box, and cites a Buffalo physician praising daily use for gas relief and liver benefit.
After a year of lab work biologists develop a remedy that kills the dandruff germ. Newbro's Herpicide claims to cure baldness and thinning hair while eradicating dandruff. For sale by druggists, sample available by sending 10 cents to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
M M Dougherty searches Great Falls for his runaway wife Mrs C T Dougherty who arrived January 7 on the delayed train and checked into the Great Falls hotel. She later moved to a lodging house and sought hotel work while Dougherty, a hard drinking man, remains at the police station and on the streets.
Nearly all Montana county assessors will gather in Helena on Monday for the annual conference. Charles H. Martien of Lewis and Clark details topics including legislation, livestock valuation, and the insurance tax issue, with several county officials planning to attend and rooms already booked for the gathering at hotels.
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 110 West Main Street, Missoula. Telephone number 118. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A well dressed 25 year old man identified as H J Merrill was arrested near the depot after bricks were found in his grip at a hotel. He registered as from Salt Lake City and attempted multiple checks at Boston store and others, asserting family connections.
The piece argues that only a small fraction of women can walk or stand with proper posture. It defines normal poise as natural, erect carriage with a strong center on the balls of the feet. It condemns squeezing internal organs and stresses breathing, diet, and exercise as sources of strength.
Washington reports W K Chambers appointed postmaster at Utica and pensions granted to J G Van Voast Townsend and Michael Bannon Columbia Falls in the same notice.
The county clerk recorded several documents including a warranty deed from John Woodward to Guy W. Hassler for four lots in South Missoula with a 150 dollar consideration, a deed from Henry Hubert for three lots in Town Company's Addition for 1400 dollars, a deed of mining claim from George C. Moore to Canyon Creek Gold Mining Company for Badger and Gopher lode claims with 759 dollars, and a millsite notice by Canyon Creek Gold Mining Company for five acres on west fork of Canyon Creek four miles from Dominion Creek.
A Missouri editor hints with sarcasm that editors act as community doormats with a state charter. He jokes the paper will be printed and defenders of readers in politics will be supported while flaying personal scandals. He foresees the editor’s slow exit despite lack of support.
The piece portrays rheumatism as a painful bound condition with swollen joints and nerve pain. It argues that uric acid poisons in the blood cause muscle and joint suffering and claims S. S. S. purifies the blood to restore circulation and relieve the ailment.
Lecturer-pianist Waugh Lauder of Missoula will present three recitals in Missoula January 19 at Mrs Whitaker residence January 20 at University hall 3 p m and January 21 at Mrs Whitaker residence He studied with Liszt in Weimar and Rome and counts Wagner artists among his acquaintances Tickets available at Smiths drug store Higgins avenue.
Frederick McLeod Fenwick formerly of this city wed Agnes Reese Duff in St Mark's church San Francisco on January 10. A vested choir led the procession and 1000 invitations were issued. The couple stayed at the Waldorf Astoria New York after a breakfast with the bride’s parents before returning to San Francisco.
Missoula Montana January 17 The trial of Coyote Bill Bunkove on charges of brandishing a gun and threatening neighbor Charles Hoffman was postponed a week after a venue change to Judge Hayes court. A stenographer could not attend and fears of shocking testimony prompted the delay as Canyon residents brace for a heated proceeding.
Merrit Magby foreman of the hay bailing crew on the Bitter Root stock farm is treated for a broken leg after a machine lurch swung and struck his leg while the crew moved equipment at a Hamilton ranch. He was brought to town for medical attention.
Ed Mix returned from Spokane with Mrs. W. H. Yerrick and Miss Zetta Yerrick. They will proceed to Portland for Miss Zetta’s health as she suffers heart trouble. She survived a severe attack yesterday and a few months in Oregon are believed beneficial.
Missoula January 17 Sheriff Thompson is besieged by applicants for Deputy Sheriff Alex Condies place but no appointment will be made before the February term of court Condie will depart tomorrow for Lothrop where a position awaits him
An advertisement claims a simple rational treatment targets the disease cause and lets individuals treat themselves at home. It invites readers to call or write for literature to understand their own case and learn how the method works.
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