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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
4
Anaconda residents awoke to a brief July snowstorm as Judge M J Fitz Patrick forecasts a cold summer with a possible Fourth of July snow. He cites past June snow events and mountain climate, while townsfolk remark on Montana weather and woolen underclothes.
Thomas H. Sutton and Dora May Sutherland were united in marriage yesterday morning at St. Paul's Catholic Church in a surprise ceremony performed by Rev. Father Blaere. The couple kept their plans private, with only a few friends present.
Yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs Sutton left for their wedding trip and will occupy apartments in the Durston building on return. Mr Sutton has lived in the city about four years while his bride grew up here and has lived with her mother at 312 East Park avenue. many local friends attend the ceremony.
The sparsely readable clipping lists events and notices from Butte and area: meetings for Modern Woodmen and clerks, dances at Turner hall, a marriage license for Clement Villeneuve and Alvine Bernier, and various shop ads from Strain's and Hammer sloughs. It notes visits by Dave Kaufman and Fe. J. O'Neill, a funeral for Jacob Weiss, and a long list of attendees at the Montana-c event in Anaconda, with multiple names and places across Montana and neighboring states.
Helena reports last month yielded 4.11 inches, surpassing all May records in 22 years of weather monitoring except 189_. Section Director Glass notes rain spread across the state with enough to cool air and prevent grass fires. Central and western hay crops look heavy while fruit prospects improve except for Flathead cherries and pears. River water remains high but receding from peak levels.
Steve Plesher was found guilty on fighting and disorderly conduct in East Park avenue case with charges against Officer Barkovich debated as to cruel treatment. Witnesses spoke English and an interpreter clarified Austrian language nuances. Plesher’s punishment was suspended indefinitely and mayoral action promised. other cases included Charles Smith released and P. Y. Murphy discharged for first offense.
Miss Mary Daly the second daughter of the late Marcus Daly married James Watson Gerard at noon at the bride’s mother’s 725 Fifth Avenue New York residence. Bishop Potter officiated. The ceremony featured pink and white peonies and asparagus vines. Guests included Mrs Daly and Mr Carroll Brown of Maryland.
The Helena report notes Mr. McCarty, brought from Idaho to face trial for a ring crime, showing nearly all insanity symptoms. He was to plead today, but illness prevented court appearance. Sheriff Kennedy visited and dispute over his wealth and Keeley cure plan is raised. Arbuckle Bros cut soft sugar prices by ten points in New York.
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