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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1916
Page
5
Deputy County Attorney J B C Knight filed a complaint charging John Wilson foreman at Clifton Appleware with disorderly conduct. James McIntosh, a watchman for Waime firm, alleges Wilson drew a revolver and ran him down the street after an altercation.
A mixed rundown of city items includes Dr Crafft and Dr Roseborough osteopaths at Cedar and 9 B, beer at Mint and Office Saloon, room for rent at West Park, several residents traveling to Salt Lake Seattle Portland and Denver, a dandy whiskey ad, fishing tackle and jewelry offered, and notices of visits, plays, and a jeweler. Also listed are a piano teacher, a St Francis meeting, courthouse visitors, an eye specialist, and marriage licenses issued in Anaconda.
Local social items list several families and names including Pearson Podrell Clague Pedrell Samuelson and Clague in connection with a Monday dance and housework help. Other notes mention Mrs W M Montgomery arriving from Lexon and various residents traveling to Salt Lake Hamilton Ogden and Astoria with plans to spend the summer. a St Anns hospital appendicitis case and two boys traveling with mothers for an extended six month stay.
The Afraconda Mumming birds visit Wisdom with a band and orchestra to rival each other in prestige. This is their fourth annual trip to the Big Hole valley as they forgo baseball prowess for concert duties. Tom Kelly plans a third base drum feat if an encore is demanded. The group lists Milton Reid ers M Flint E Tucker FR Tarleh Dave J Small Tom Kelly B Wenger J Thomas W Tuchscherer F Kenzie A Shorb R Kelly with substitutes F Mulcahy umpire O Kretzer score keeper J Christie photographer F Evans band leader.
Ben Kieck was jailed in the county jail Friday night for disturbing the peace after being arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Carlson and Ingalls for troubling residents of 814 Ash street. He was released on a twenty dollar bond then returned to the scene and renewed his attack on occupants. Janitor Mike Sestrich heard the disturbances and took the offender back to jail, where he is being held.
J Reardon appeared before Police Judge James Sanderson on a charge of having assaulted a woman inmate at a Mainville resort. Judge Sanderson took the case under advisement, releasing Reardon on $26 bond. Party at Washoe Park Thursday featured Miss Elsa Vedin and guests including Lindvall Helmere Berquist Johnson Carlson Helmere Watlen Westberg Anderson Nivavesson Lavesson.
The late Mrs. Margaret Evans left property valued at 25000 with Harriet Evansson as daughter to receive 3400. grandchildren Daniel Evans and Margaret Evans each get 5. daughters Jane Shielda Miriam Clark and Margaret Daly each get 5 plus remainder to Martha Evans. Executors named J Howman of Anaconda and Margaret Daly of Hamilton. Will witnessed by Cornelius Kelley and W T Bletch.
Arthur Boyd Sylvester Sullivan and Walter Miller were arraigned before Judge George B Winston in district court on grand larceny charges for theft of a motor vehicle belonging to W T Hows. Boyd Sullivan and Miller are represented by T P Stewart J H Duffy. Boyd July 21 Sullivan July 26 Miller July 24. Bonds set at $1000 each.
Deputy State Game Warden Dave Morgan departed the state fish hatchery in a fish car bound for Paradise Montana to meet Washington officials for an exchange of fish. After the swap he will release fry into streams near Missoula.
Peace James Pringle alleges officer Tom Edmunds was insulted by Edwards while on duty in Mainville and that Edwards attempted to resist arrest. Edwards released on $200 bond pending a hearing. Also notes union meeting at Silver Ink on Tuesday July 18 with free transportation for carpenters and families, plus food music and dancing. Kate Casey retires after 37 years as matron of Union Station Columbus Ohio.
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