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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
5
Treasurer Denny presents the regular monthly financial statement for Deer Lodge County. The report details the receipts and disbursements for the month of June, outlining the county’s cash flow and balance updates.
Mrs Halloran, a beloved and admired figure in Anaconda, has died. Her life touched many in the community through years of quiet service, kindness, and steadfast presence, leaving a lasting impression on neighbors and friends.
Mrs Mary Halloran wife of P M Halloran died at her West Third street home after a long illness of peritonitis. She leaves seven children under 12, a mother and sister, and her husband as well as positions with the Butte Anaconda & Pacific railroad. Funeral to be held tomorrow and a large community sympathy follows the bereaved family.
Elsie M. Evans granted a divorce from Howard M. Evans on non support grounds. The decree restores her maiden name Elsie M. Graham and awards alimony of sixty dollars.
A Broadhead Wisconsin sign painter credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his nervous debility after two weeks in bed. He states the pills steadied his nerves, revived his appetite, and restored strength, prompting him to recommend the remedy widely. The pills claim to act on blood and nerves and are sold nationwide by dealers or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Bracken the marshal names the July 4 parade order with the Silver City band leading the first division. The Carpenter's, Typographical, and Barbers unions follow, while the Anaconda band heads the second division. The route runs from Commercial avenue to Cedar street then to the park and back, with the first train departing depot at 11 30 and round trips every forty minutes. Discount sale on White Wash waists today. McRae & Co.
Beginning Saturday May 2 and every Saturday until further notice the B A P railway will offer round trip fares to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and Butte with tickets valid from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays. Also notes dresses for girls in sizes 2 to 4 years in stock. A single buggy and harness for sale at Steuernagel's second hand store.
City notices list Social Turner hall and Clerks meetings for tonight. Kreig's tents for rent and Bee Hive fireworks advertise Fourth of July sales. Pianos moved safely by Schluppi and music stores. Misses shoes priced at 1.65 and 1.15 value. Leland hotel registers noted for multiple visitors. County official Hoffman to return near Deer Lodge. Capt William Kelly and Nick to sail to Ireland for six weeks.
Advertisements note discounts at Strains and Adams department store with 25 percent off coats suits and skirts and free Whitmore shoe polish with purchases. Obituaries and funeral arrangements listed for Mary S Halloran and Mrs J R Boarman with services in St Pauls church Hill cemetery and contact details. Local church and fraternal group notices attend meetings and meals at Robbins chapel Mt Haggin Colfax lodge and Standard hall. Weddings include Gold Hancock nuptials on Clarke's fork with J L Terrance officiating.
In Belerade on July 2 a speech was delivered at a dinner hosted by King Peter. The remarks outlined policy directions and emphasized unity, with emphasis on regional cooperation and economic development.
The king expressed satisfaction that Servia stood high in Europe’s esteem and spoke of the nation’s future. He urged devoting his whole solicitude to regenerating the economy and developing the army.
Gainesville Texas July 3 at 3 am the city lies under four feet of water Thousands have taken refuge on housetops Rumors of loss of life cannot be confirmed The city is in total darkness Waterways run a mile wide on two creeks centering through town The floodwaters are rising rapidly and threaten further damage
A cloudburst and tornado from Dallas to Pettus near San Antonio and Corpus Christi brought early news of eleven deaths with rumors of more. In Detroit, Senator Alger’s family denied a tabloid claim that Charles Alger of Hannibal was drugged by suspected swindlers while en route to Cleveland, noting he is ill but recovering.
A Washington mother recalls her infant son suffering marasmus from an unresponsive stomach. After three tablespoons of Grape-Nuts mixed with milk and water, the child improved, refused other foods, and now thrives nearly three years old. The testimony promotes Postum Cereal messaging and a separate contest offer for cooks.
Two young Detroit lawyers with about two years in practice set up a slick 40 arrangement to attract clients by exaggerating their caseload. An unsuspecting man visited one office and heard a rival in the next room push a call button then quote a $200 fee for a potential damage suit, while the busy attorney pretended to be tied up with cases in court.
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