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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
8
Haviland porcelain offers a special open stock pattern this week at 25.00 for a 100 piece dinner set. The text notes multiple Haviland factories with varying productions and claims this is the best value offered by any factory.
In a letter to Major Dawson, David G. McGinnis reports Galata has an elegant new depot, a section house order, and a 19 acre reserve. Six houses, including a 10 room hotel for rent, plus plans for a livery stable and stores, mark rapid development in this cattle country town 80 miles west of Havre on the Great Northern main line. He seeks suitable occupants and notes March recording of the town plat.
The Butte socialists held their pele marion last evening and elected a list of delegates to the convention, with a large citywide vote. Prominent mayoral contenders mentioned include Green Mayors and Prof. P A Leamy. many ward delegates named for First through Eighth wards, listing dozens of names such as Joseph G Hoar, T Quirk, Maurice Aaron, W F Fox, P M Johnson, John F Smith, Hugh Boyle, L A Van Horn, and Arthur Fox among others.
Joseph Koski and John Buckley, known to police, were taken into custody by deputies after a days long search. They faced burglary charges for breaking into a freight car filled with grain near Dublin Gulch and Nipper mine site. hearing set for next Monday in Justice Danger's Meaderville court. Mrs. George Craython, aged 60, died yesterday. funeral planned for 2:20 p.m. at Montana Undertaking, 125 East Park Street.
Trustees viewed the new school legislation with skepticism yet anticipated a favorable Senate hearing. The committee recommended adding a new teacher as attendance rises with the coming semester. The report noted 125 new students, 8421 boys and 3042 girls among 7062 in city schools, with $2291.11 auditors’ adjustments and $15869.90 teachers’ payroll approved.
The Walkerville justices of the peace cleared three cases after a busy session yesterday. J H M Gowan, an insurance collector, faced grand larceny and misdemeanor charges for allegedly misappropriating 55.90 from his employer. he was dismissed on the grand larceny charge after admitting a shortfall of 21.80. John Lockhart testified for the Washington Life Insurance Company as the prosecuting witness. Hearing set for next Tuesday. Gowan released on bond. In another case, John Driscoll was charged but insufficient evidence led to a severe warning from the court. Mrs. John Hayes testified about coal theft from her home. Louis Crossman, a Hebrew cobbler, was found not guilty of third degree assault after a late-night dispute. the record noted uncertainty over who started the melee. William Mayer defended, with Newton Wallace assisting the deputy county attorney.
This description highlights a large and comfortable chair with medium and high backs, seven flat slats, a saddle seat, and a golden oak finish. It notes strong construction and mentions several other styles available to suit various men’s needs and conditions.
The display features crochet and Italian embroidery styles such as point de Herose, Irish crochet and rose patterns on white muslin, cambric and nainsook. Edgings, edgings and inserts show colored work, widths from 27 to 43 inches, with prices up to 15 dollars. Also shown are flounces, tucks, waist patterns, and embroidered panels for gowns and waists, with multiple color combinations and sizes. prices range from a few cents to several dollars.
Testimony in the disbarment case against Attorney Thresher resumed in the supreme court with Referee Harwood presiding. Complainant Morrin led witnesses including W T Jackson and James Sullivan as the proceedings covered alleged misappropriation involving funds for Vandusen remains and wages, with the defense to present further evidence tonight.
An overheated stove caused a fire early yesterday at 918 South Main Street gutting one room of Mrs. Thomas’s house. Police Sgt Ingraham reported the alarm from box 3. Chief Sanger and crew confined the blaze to the middle room, burning all four walls but not reaching other areas. Damage estimated at 9 dollars? fully insured. The property is owned by Timothy Fitzmaurice. The Thomas family was away at the time.
Osburne, a car pusher, lost the first joint of his right thumb in an accident yesterday afternoon. He was crushed between an ore conveyance and a post. At Murray & Freund hospital doctors decided amputation was necessary to save the remainder of the finger, though the injury is not considered serious and he should be about in a few days. Osburne is unmarried.
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