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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
10
A broad robbery case leads to grand larceny charges against multiple men. Police report a sequence of thefts involving valuable items, with defendants identified and arraigned in court proceedings.
The District Court nears adjournment for summer vacation as multiple trials proceed. Antone Dillon, alias Anthony Robinson, faces grand larceny for stealing a gold watch from John Sullivan and will plead Thursday. Edward Williams faces robbery and grand larceny charges for a watch robbery. defense attorney Thomas Morrin to plead Thursday. Charles Money alias Stone faces criminal assault of a little girl in department III today. Two justice court appeals follow before the judge adjourns. Edgar Fine arraigned for a indecent exposure case with a $1000 bond. Dave Monahan and A Leonard face a reduced charge of cruel and inhuman treatment of an insane person. no trial on assault charge.
A. Bernheim filed a complaint with the county attorney accusing KR. Goldwater of obtaining 45 dollars by false pretenses. Bernheim paid 45 dollars for 500 pounds of copper and brass he never received, and Goldwater was arrested at Missoula Sunday. the complaint was filed in Justice Taylor's court of South Butte.
Judge MeClernan ordered a partial distribution of the Largey estate yesterday. F N Utter was admitted to place in the district court on motion by H L Maury. In Mollie Withers versus V Kemper an order allowed the plaintiff an attorney fee of 250 dollars for supreme court services on an appeal won by the plaintiff. An amended complaint was filed in the divorce case Chace Patterson versus Harvey Patterson. The defendant is charged with cruelty and the plaintiff seeks to set aside property on Utah avenue for her fee.
To serve the large turnout, the Northern Pacific schedules an additional Missoula excursion on July thth. Round trip fare is $2.00 with tickets not valid on the North Coast Limited. Trains depart Butte at 7:00 and 7:30 am, return from Missoula at 7:15 and 7:45 pm, with the first southbound and northbound trains stopping at Bonita for anglers. Tickets go on sale Saturday the 27th at the city ticket office.
Mrs Minnie Gordon expresses thanks to Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union No 2 W L U Modern Woodmen of America Royal Neighbor lodge and Florence hotel staff for help in arranging her late husband Walter P D Gordon's burial.
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets from Milwaukee on July 19 and 20 for 51.70 dollars and from Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50 dollars. For details contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway.
A special train departs Butte at 6 40 p m daily via B A P railway for Mountain View Park and returns at 10 30 p m. Round trip 31 00. High class vaudeville boating on the lake dancing and other entertainments every evening.
City Engineer F. Bickenbach reports extreme heat in Minnesota and Montana with no shade relief. He recalls suffering on the trip from Minnesota to Fargo, noting sleepless nights and oppressive humidity as Butte endures a heat wave.
Mr. Bickenbach travels to his father in Minnesota as conditions worsen. Joseph Blewett dies at 63, with funeral arrangements to be announced by Richards' undertaking parlors.
William Singler was arrested and jailed yesterday charged with stealing forty dollars from his roommate B. H. Hanley at the Little Joe block on West Park Street. Hanley reported three twenty dollar gold pieces and a ten dollar bill were missing after waking Sunday morning. Singler was located on the street and taken into custody.
Tonight's programme at the saucer track promises close races with a one mile professional handicap a two thirds mile amateur handicap and a ten mile open professional. Entries include Iver Lawson Artie Bell John Turrng J M Chapman John Lawson C E K May EF Hoffman FP G Barnett Robert Allen G B German Karl Stanley Harry Murphy James Conway David Stern Adolph Olsen and others. Midway attractions on Granite street and at the Butte hotels showcase Dan Tewey's Southern as the greatest attraction.
Henry Hicks of 118 West Platinum street was attacked Sunday evening by a strange sickness, possibly poisoning or heat. He recovered with Dr. Bernheim noting no memory of events after drinking beer. Household members offered no details, and arsenic was suspected but unconfirmed.
Orton Bros at 219 North Main St Butte Mont promotes carnival bargains on pianos and organs from Kimball Weber Hallet Davis Needham Whitney Hinge among others. The sale includes used and nearly new uprights with low prices and easy terms plus rental options and trade ins.
The Interstate Commerce Commission report notes Montana mines in focus by Northern Pacifics Wonderland issue. Wheeler gathers material from Butte and Anaconda. It lists 1900 railway figures: miles, passengers, freight, earnings, employment and capital, plus casualty totals and industry outlook for equipment needs and leadership changes at Northern Pacific and related railroads.
A reader endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a quick cure for diarrhoea and summer stomach disorders. The ad promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claims rapid relief and universal efficacy, and notes availability at druggists. It cites a personal家庭 example and urges purchase for summer readiness.
Father Callahan departed yesterday for Chicago to attend Bishop P. J. Muldoon’s consecration. He will then proceed to New York to purchase furniture for the new Sacred Heart church.
Notice from Mrs Mellow and family thanking friends and lodges for assistance kindness and sympathy after the death of husband and father. Also an advertisement line for Symons Dry Goods Co and a ticket number 640. An unrelated line mentions a Million classes a day and entennial beer.
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