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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1900
Page
11
A chaotic sale notice advertises hundreds of parlor furniture items at special prices. The listing mentions wool top mattresses, damask upholstery, and several chairs and sofas with limited-time discounts.
Judge Clancy signaled the Nipper case likely will not be heard in July as the receiver E H Wilson seeks court authority to inspect and survey the Gambetta and Piccolo mines and remove a Dulkkhead on the 609 level. The hearing resumes next Saturday with multiple witnesses expected.
The Peters murder jury remains undecided after a long deliberation with delayed progress noted. Court proceedings adjourned as jurors mulling charges return Monday with instructions from Judge Chaney to consider all evidence. In other local news a funeral is scheduled for a daughter of Mr and Mrs following a death yesterday.
Reports say Butte and Helena clubs hope to settle standings as Stefani and Hasamond combine in the Helena lineup. Oakland players Schmeer and Dame arrive, while Cal roster issues surface as Manager Ewing contends with suspensions and player releases. A local wedding and police incident pepper the city notes.
A fragmented account mentions Adams in a rural setting with a horse and wagon, a blacksmith, and a ranch scene. The garbled text references a door, a shop, and a person named Bill Cook but lacks coherent events or dates.
Fred Orton arrived home last evening after a trip to California. Miss Clarisse Talbott returned yesterday.
Sam Foy, visiting from China, caused a disturbance at Washington Park Conservatory during a stroll with friends. His long hair tangled with flowers, shattering several plates and potted plants while visitors looked on. He pleaded not to be blamed and vowed not to return with the braid hanging down.
Entries list races at Ranchero Park for Fourth of July events near Helena with horse heats and two special trains from Butte to Mountain View Park. Spectators will enjoy music, baseball in Anaconda versus Great Falls, and a Helena game bulletin to follow. Also noted are local obituaries and Quanah Parker anecdote about wife discarding.
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