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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
7
Fragmentary notice from the principal branch office in Butte mentions Broadway location and telephone advertising rate information awaiting application.
Butte note items list local residents visiting Helena and Bozeman, names of travelers, business advertisements, and social updates. It covers arrivals at the Finlen hotel, piano dealers, medical and dental mentions, births, marriages licenses, and upcoming events. It mentions Richard Hammond, John Martin, and Miss Hawke among others.
The Ingersoll estate searches for another receiver to manage the Davis property. Court records indicate ongoing administration and the need for additional oversight to safeguard assets.
A group of heirs seeks final settlement after varied noted matters. The lengthy probate process concentrates on distribution among family members and resolution of outstanding claims, with court oversight and potential further hearings anticipated.
William Kilpatrick of the Illinois Commission is involved in a dispute described as a strike. The article outlines the seriousness of the situation and notes impacts on commission operations.
The Davis estate complex faces final settlement with disputes over a $95,000 Ingersoll fee claim and the appointment of receivers to secure assets. Hearings before Judge Harney addressed advancing the Ingersoll case, Leyson’s administration, and a lease for the Gem mine, while funeral notices and remarks on a Chicago freight handlers strike were also reported.
Despite heavy snow, the Elks persist with planned activities and travel, demonstrating resilience and commitment amid adverse winter conditions.
The Butte Elks host the Anaconda Elks at Columbia Gardens this afternoon in a highly anticipated game for a silver loving cup. Both teams boast practiced stunts and promise a rare show despite potential winter weather. Merchants have donated prizes as the lineup lists Gillis on the mound and Clinton to pitch for Anacondas among others.
On July 24 the Northern Pacific offers a special five and a half day trip from Butte to Yellowstone Park and back for 89 dollars. It includes rail fare Butte to Cinnabar and return lodging and breakfast at Livingston. stage and hotel expenses inside the park are covered. This is the cheapest week’s outing and sells quickly. leave your name early to reserve a place.
Yesterday morning Father Batens joined Antonio Ruggiroli and Giuseppina Castoti in marriage at St. Lawrence Catholic church. The ceremony was conducted in silence with only close relatives present as the couple, unfamiliar with local customs, began their life together at 8 o'clock.
Portland police report Detective John Cardano was badly beaten on Second Street near the Market Theater while attempting to arrest a robbery suspect named Clark. The gang overpowered him before help arrived. Cardano's injuries are painful but not serious.
A band of J. B. Longs sheep passed through Choteau on Saturday en route to the Long and Nelson pens near Great Falls for shearing. The Alfalfa boys defeated the Choteau team 22 to 4 in a Sunday game, with a $50 stake planned for a rematch on the 27th.
Special excursion rates available from August 4 to 9 for Butte to San Francisco and return and from Butte to Los Angeles and return at $60.66. Tickets limited to 60 days from sale date for return. Stopovers allowed. For berth reservations and information contact W. H. Merriman, General Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, Butt Corner Park and Main Streets, Butte, Montana.
Third year begin on Tuesday September 9 1902. For catalogues and terms address School of Mines Butte Montana.
A severe typhoon on June 14 15 swept the southern islands. The U S customs steamer Shearwater was lost off Marinduque with nineteen crew drowned including three Americans.
The government will build a 57 mile overland stage road from Cody Wyoming to the eastern Yellowstone park outlet. The route runs Cody to the Canyon Hotel north of Yellowstone Lake, the most attractive park section. It will ease travel and cut distance by over 100 miles.
Cape Town ladies gave Mrs Steyn, wife of the ex-president, a purse of 1000 dollars before she sailed for Europe with her husband. Mr Steyn suffers from enteric fever with partial paralysis and is unable to open his eyes.
Washington report says the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of National banks at the close of business July 16. The directive requires banks to submit their latest statements and financial details for review.
London dispatch reports John W. Makay of San Francisco recovering from heat prostration after Tuesday’s heat. He is described as much better this morning and improving.
Members of the Mill and Smelter men’s union No. 74 meet at the Miners’ union hall on Friday July 18 at 2 PM to attend the funeral of John Walsh announced by Financial Secretary D R McCORD.
J J Hill and companions set out from New York with curiosity about the voyage destination and purpose Labrador is mentioned as a possible aim Hill declines to name an end date comparing the cruise to the widow's cruse of oil stating it will last as long as needed and will not be wasted
Wilmot Tost, employed by the electric light company, fell from a pole on Park alley between Park and Broadway yesterday. He dropped 25 feet to the ground and was taken to Murray and Freund's hospital where he regained consciousness and was resting easy by the last report.
Arch bishop Procopius Ceconimidis former metropolitan of Athens has died after resigning amid the dispute over translating the gospel into modern Greek. He faced strong controversy surrounding that proposal and his ouster followed.
Dora and Tessie Spencer faced two charges of malicious mischief in Justice Taylor's court South Butte. A six man jury found the first charge not guilty after testimony showed conflicting accounts about smashed windows in their Mrs Emma Gallagher rental. They still face a second charge for tearing curtains and destroying furniture, with next court hearing scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
A large committee from the Santa Fe Car Men's union travels to Topeka to present grievances to Santa Fe officials and demand higher wages. The group includes reps from across the Santa Fe system and may threaten a strike if denied. George R. Henderson is away handling the Gulf lines dispute. Anderson of San Bernardino is among the members.
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