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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
5
Harrison accused Murtough of using an iron bar but witnesses described only fists in the clash. Murtough disputed the provocation, while doctors testified Harrison’s injuries were minor and the court dismissed the weapons charge, fining Murtough for conduct.
The court denied a motion for a new trial for B Sheldon of Deer Lodge County convicted of perjury tied to Helena land Citieg testimony. His attorney argued the railroad land entry, not subject to entry, affected the case but the court found no materiality. Sheldon faces up to a $2000 fine and five years at hard labor. Also notes H H Mayhew's house and lot purchase as a good thing.
Services are listed at various churches in Anaconda including Melock Rabbath school for Daughters of the King at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 1:30 p.m. Topic The Third Commandment. Mrs Norbeck choir leader Mrs Gaily organist. St Mark's monthly music with Bryant violin cello organ. Presbyterian Church corner Main and Fourth streets holds services at 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Sunday school at 12:10 p.m. Christian
Weekly timetable shows Endeavor group meetings at First Baptist Church corner Fi Locust Streets with prayers and sermons on sanctification Peters sermon to Cornelius evening service while Sabbath school runs at 1220 p m. Weekly study and midweek prayer at Oak and Third Streets church with preaching on consecration. Christian church at Sixth and Oak streets holds sermons and Bible class with fasting day planned for revival efforts. Amaconda Standard ad advertises subscription offer with premium art reproductions.
In Butte yesterday townsfolk heard of new goods from Five cents per pound for cotton to $22.50 suits at Goodfriend's. Clerks paid salary checks to teachers, while Miss Mahoney and Miss Matthews sent travel notes. The trial of William Tastor was postponed. Mayor Madden returned from Helena. social dances planned at A. O. H. hall. The Hearst library expects 300 new volumes. Carnival plans at Turner hall. Wood men of the World hold a ball. Local business listings include Standard Coal and Keppler Jewelry expanding optical services.
In district court yesterday a large number of probate matters were disposed of amid several motions. One theft case against Dan Barclay was dismissed for lack of evidence. Henry Riley faced a not guilty verdict in a related matter. The estate of James Spencer saw a demurrer overruled and amended petitions granted. Various guardianships and divorces were ordered with bonds posted and custody allocations set. The session included status updates on multiple estates and administrative petitions as judges adjourned to reconvene January 30.
In the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge County Montana the estate of Marcus Daly deceased is to be proven January 17 1901 at 10 oclock a m in Anaconda court. The hearing will determine letters testamentary for Sara Daly as administrator. The notice cites Frank A Jones as attorney and describes posted plats and survey No 6034 in the Storm Lake District Deer Lodge County. The posting date is November 9 1900 and a southwest corner post with mark 1604 is noted.
George D. Green Register notes a mine claim in Deer Lodge County Montana with directions and bearings in bound records. The entry, first published January 11 1901, references a claim traced in book 4 of Pincers on page 180 and notes no rejoining claims are known.
The fragment lists bank names and personal names in a jumbled format, mentioning National Bank entities and individuals like Paul, California references, and assorted miswritten terms suggesting banking correspondence and regional ties. The readable items indicate banking associations but lack coherent events or dates.
Notice declares a special session of the Deer Lodge County Commissioners for Monday January 28 1901 at the county courthouse to pay bills contigent poor take up petition of Jonce and others settle real and personal property rolls and other matters. A second notice states the session will be held at the courthouse in Anaconda on Monday January 2 1901 to transact the business specified. Signed by A Walker and county officials.
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