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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
11
In Judge Neenan's court Ira Edwards faced a conflict over a bay gelding claimed by Morty O'Sullivan. The judge dismissed the action after resolving ownership confusion. Several neighbors received only costs for disturbing the peace in accord with a nearby settlement.
The color harmony proved perfect but Miss Lavell’s name was omitted from the prize list for the most beautifully decorated pony carriage. Lavell shared the award with Miss Forbis, and Mrs. G Lauzier’s carriage with Miss Thornton was misnamed in the report.
A special train departs Butte at 6 40 p m daily via B A P railway for Mountain View park returning at 10 30 p m Round trip 31 00 features high class vaudeville boating on the lake and dancing and other entertainments every evening.
The Kennedy Furniture Co hosts a carnival wedding for a well known Butte couple with no invitations. Montana residents are urged to attend and cheer as the couple marries Saturday night at 9 30 in the Kennedy booth. The firm will give the couple a complete kitchen outfit and later 500 bottles of furniture polish to distribute to homes.
Formerly with Dr. Ironeides, he opened offices in the Baltimore block, first door east of post office. He is prepared to do up to date dentistry at moderate prices.
The floral parade coverage omits Mrs. John W. Cotter and Mrs. Thomas Lavell's carriage. It was praised as among the most beautiful, adorned with pink and white carnations and drawn by a pair of dark bay horses.
L A Simpson of Dickinson North Dakota and E Gregory vacation in Butte while discussing crops and politics. Major McLaughlin Indian inspector visits for carnival sights. A horseman jokes about luck from four leaf clovers and ticket 640 is sought by Symons Dry Goods.
Judge Boyle presided over two sessions with routine disturbances and drunks. Nicholas Ashton faced disturbance charges after reportedly masquerading in female attire on Galena street. Several others were fined for disturbances, including Ida Sharp and Charles Anderson, while John Rooney received a warning. A neighborly quarrel led to both Mrs. Woodcock and Mrs. Ayers having actions dismissed. Stella Hicks was fined for running a house of prostitution. The afternoon closed with a rag talent show and a 24 hour town leave.
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 information contact Phil Daniels at 36 East Broadway.
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