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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
5
A coroner's inquest finds Mark Persie died from fright caused by a molten matte explosion at the converter plant. Evidence shows heated matte crust struck damp ground, with clay added to ladles to prevent sticking, and recommendations urge greater safety in handling slag and matte.
Isaac Perry reports striking good showings of gas at Sheep Gulch and anticipates drilling six feet further northwest to reach a coal body. He has paused work only when forced to by escaping gas and plans a shaft to explore the coal seam.
William Starr of Anaconda departs for Spokane to board a train toward Thunder Mountain. A mining enthusiast familiar with the region he believes Spokane to Thunder Mountain is the most feasible route despite recent high water and thaw conditions that previously blocked travel.
A critique of wasteful stomach medicines and a promotion of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad claims the pills restore digestive organ function and promote natural digestion, citing a Chicago man’s experience and offering price details and ordering info.
A traveler extols the Spokane path noting fewer difficulties and dangers compared with other routes, claiming smoother passage and greater ease for travelers on the mountain route.
Local items show a social dance planned at Stuart on Saturday evening with free transportation and supper. Several visitors and residents, including J Gorman, W Walsh, and others, are noted at the Montana hotel. Upcoming sales and apparel bargains appear at Odson's, Strain's, and Adams Department Store along with a removal sale and clothing specials.
George Goodwin and John Galick, injured in a Wednesday converter explosion, are expected to recover though Galick faces serious pain and possible facial disfigurement. Mark Persic, presumed dead or missing, leaves a wife and three children in Austria. Joseph Hayden sustains burns but is not seriously hurt. John Helmet-Vich reports severe burns to hands and feet, treated at home.
An advertisement touts Ivory Soap as a pure affordable option with vegetable oil base. It emphasizes low price, lack of fancy packaging, and the soap’s floating capability as key benefits for laundry and general use.
The Butte council of the Knights of Columbus, recently established, visited the city with John D. Ryan as host. They toured the Washoe smelting plant and other sites before returning on the late train. Accompanying them were Salt Lake City leaders N. P. Dooly George J. Gibson William Morrison and F R Stolzenberger.
July 10 at the works upper shift from 10 30 a m to 12 o clock refinery from 10 30 to 12 upper and lower shifts from 1 p m to 5 p m At the C C GC Co will pay any of the above named departments from 9 a m to 9 p m July 11 at the works New shift 8 15 a m to 4 45 p m At the C C C Co New works 8 a m to 9 p m
Bids are invited to sink an incline shaft from 225 to 300 feet and drive 75 to 100 feet of drifts at the Lost creek head Olive May group in Anaconda Montana. Further details at 413 E Park Ave Anaconda. Bids close July 12 1903.
Last night’s dance proved a social success at Mountain View park with city folk in attendance and Manager Daniels praised for running the resort smoothly. Attendance at the Thursday dances may grow into a regular weekly feature if the trend continues. Elegant bicycles are advertised at Stage’s and tailor-made suits priced from $16 and up. The Pennsylvanian train to New York showcases luxury with sleeping cars and dining service, with travel arrangements through H R Dering, A G P Agt.
Judge Napton changes the child’s name to Marie Mitchell Seanland. The 7 year old daughter of Harry Mears custody remains with Mrs. Mears who requests the name of her present husband Dr Scanland for the girl.
James Couzens of the Anaconda company relocates his family from Butte to Anaconda and will live at 709 Locust Street after purchasing the residence. He is the popular chief clerk of the Anaconda company's general office and will make Anaconda his permanent home.
Mrs Addie Smith a colored woman living near East Main Street was taken into custody by police yesterday and will be examined as to her sanity. Officers restrained her when she threatened to cause trouble on the highway.
Our Mr McRae will leave for the East next Tuesday to assist our regular representation in choosing full merchandise. Though the eastern buyer is capable, we prefer sending someone from this end who knows goods suited for the Far West. Ladies may call and leave orders for specials. MRAE & CO.
Miss Jessie Hall presents a Montana hotel recital featuring some of the state's best young piano talents this evening. The program showcases rising artists and promises a refined musical balance for attendees.
Philadelphia reports from Washington that Mme Patenotre wife of the French ambassador to the court of Alfonso XIII will return to America soon to visit relatives and friends she has not seen in four years. Philadelphia coverage notes her many stories of her conquests in Madrid and predicts a hearty welcome upon her return with her three children.
Elinor Elverson Patenotre, daughter of James Elverson, rose from Philadelphia society to be hailed as the Pearl of Madrid after her marriage to Jules Patenotre. Her fluency in Spanish and other languages, along with her social influence, helped her secure a cordial position at court. The couple has three children, and recent events mention plans for a European tour and ongoing play negotiations in London with Mr. Goodwin’s involvement.
London theater gossip confirms Mrs Maxine Elliott Goodwin has signed for a five year stint with C B Dillingham to star with her husband’s company. She debuts as star in a Frohman Broadway theater next October with a Clyde Fitch play. The following season promises a dramatic work by H Esmond.
Robert C. West of Belleville, a retired merchant, publicly disapproves of extending credit to his daughters Nora Adele and Ina. He states they have a large weekly allowance and must live within it, citing persistent, unpaid credits as the reason for his warning. The West sisters are noted in Belleville East St. Louis and St. Louis society.
Building contractors are invited to bid on a basement and two story brick and stone schoolhouse for School District No 1 Cascade county Montana. Bids due July 15 1802 by 10 am to Ward en chairman at Conrad Banking building rooms 14 15. A 5 percent certified check and a bond for half the contract sum are required. Completion by October 15 1902 with daily penalties and bonuses. Plans available at Tribune Threat Falls and architect J H Kent Helena after July 1. Board may reject any bids.
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