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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
18
Henry La Belle, charged with stealing refined copper from the A C M refinery, appeared in Justice Quane's court and asked for 24 hours to plead. His defenders say he has a good reputation and was innocently implicated while refinery workers reportedly took copper as souvenirs.
Jon Ke Toole described as FY resident and M B Greenwood noted as Vice-President in the record. The snippet identifies two individuals with roles or titles within an organizational context.
In a day of small crimes, a man pled guilty and was given a suspended sentence for leaving his wife, while Whiskey George received 30 days in jail with a town exile condition. Otto Miller paid a $10 fine for tapping a sewer on East Fourth Street, and three youths Don Kiley Don Sullivan and Kid Burke were each fined $10 for causing nuisances near the railroad depot.
Storage capacity for 375000 barrels of beer ensures proper maturation and drinkable quality. Orders promptly filled by Charles W. French of Anaconda and Hinds & Co of Butte, Montana, on behalf of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association of St. Louis, U.S.A.
Ben Mahan Harry Nell and D D Twohy returned home after representing Anaconda at the Northwest Sportsmen's association annual tournament in Walla Walla last week. Though no championship events were won they posted fair scores and broke even financially. The group enjoyed royal entertainment from Walla Walla residents and planned rest before the feathered game season.
The June library report issued by the Heurat Free Library notes a higher attendance than May and a marked rise in books across departments. It highlights activity in Social Science and History and includes sections on poetry and drama, literature, and travel.
County Attorney Duffy dropped the case against John Dyer the mining man who faced a second degree assault charge after threatening A H Burke with a pistol over claims on Blue Eyed Nellie rill. Burke and supporters may pursue civil action to test ownership of the disputed property.
Anaconda Elks will send a large delegation to the Butte street parade on the Fourth of July. Butte lodge No 240 invited Anaconda lodge No 239 to participate and be present in line. A circulating paper shows more than 50 Elks signified willingness to attend, with expectations of a larger turnout. The Butte Elks promise a royal good time and generous entertainment for the visiting group.
Christopher Singlaub, 63, died of pneumonia at St. Ann's Hospital. A well known Anaconda resident, he leaves seven sons and two daughters, all but Casper Singlaub of Lake Linden, Michigan, with burial likely in Michigan. Born in Germany, he moved to America young and spent years in Montana before moving to Michigan and then Montana again.
Rail offer lists two round trips Anaconda to Butte with varying prices. Option one costs 1.50 including race track admission, with departures 11:15 a m from Anaconda and 6:40 p m return from Butte. Option two costs 1.00 including cycle track admission, with departures 5:40 p m from Anaconda and 11:15 p m return from Butte. Tickets on sale daily on specified trains.
Filed for Record shows Conrad and Rachel Roswold transferring lot 18 block 56 east ern addition Anaconda to Amanda Larson for 650 dollars. Charles and Mary Noble transfer lot 20 block 27 Anaconda to John Ducie for 3500 dollars. James Judge transfers lot 3 block 7 eastern addition Anaconda to M Judge for 500 dollars.
Peter Jessen seeks partition of Mill Creek waters and enforcement of a 272 inch water claim from 1866 against William Norton and 28 others. He alleges dams and obstructions cut the flow since three years ago and asks judgment for the 272 inches and an injunction preventing unlawful diversions. The case, filed in district court, portends a lengthy contest over valuable irrigation rights.
The iron wrought steel courthouse fence has arrived and will be set by contractor Joe Smith soon. Ordered last March, high quality design stands 16 inches and sits two inches above the coping to deter strolling stock and beautify the grounds. A gated main entrance will be secured at night. contract price in place is $648.
Mrs J M Sligh mourns the loss of a diamond ring valued at 100 dollars and a twenty dollar bill secured in a handkerchief placed in her bosom. The handkerchief and valuables disappeared while she was riding and were later found missing after returning to the hotel.
The Riverside sawmill once run by J. A. Hedge and now owned by A. M. Co. burned completely on Saturday night. Loss under $1,000. Corvallis defeated Hamilton 11 to 9 in a plucky game after Hamilton led early. Local residents, including W. M. Dawes and A. Henderson, visit and recover from a busy week. Kenneth Ross chosen manager of the A. Co. M. Co. lumber interests meets broad approval.
Readable times include early morning and evening stamps such as 6 10 a m 8 00 a m and 9 40 a m. The text lists diverse noisy timestamps with unclear context, lacking names or events to anchor a full report.
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