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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
5
Ic Shirt waist hats of fine Panama Straw trimmed with chiffon and quill offer elegant headwear options. Local millinery shop showcases lightweight sun hats and decorative trims suitable for spring events. Small prices listed alongside display samples.
In Anaconda news a saloon quarrel led to a mayhem warrant after Dennis Windy Ryan allegedly bit off part of Patrick Walton s ear. Walton was treated at St Ann s hospital. A second warrant targets Bessie Arnold of Mainville for throwing carbolic acid at Mrs R P Trask during a collection dispute. Trask s dress was ruined and acid touched her face and neck but not her eye. Arnold has a history of court appearances and past fights. Apron sale today, just what you need. McRae
Two Sunday games are planned with at Mountain View Park the courthouse team vs the railroad team and at the old park the butchers face the teamsters. Lineups include Lovell as catcher La Beau on pitching and Reardon at center field with Freeman captain and Ray Freeman as substitute. Game time is 2 30.
Special Dispatch reports Capt. James Keagles has arrived from Fort Snelling and is ordered to report at Fort Keogh. A potential assignment to command Fort Keogh is expected to be decided after he reports in.
A fragmented advertisement lists cereals oats honey jars and tea blends with former and current prices. Items include Scotch oats H O oats pure strained honey pint jars quarter jars half gallon jars comb honey per frame mocha and java blends and English breakfast teas with discounted prices.
Board of county commissioners examined and approved all officer reports as satisfactory. County buildings insurance renewed for three years to secure rate savings. Road planning and future highway work near the Big Hole discussed, with site visits planned before decisions. Medals awarded to Anaconda Red and Gun club shooters for high averages. McRae's sale touted for suit buyers.
Percentages of all Red and Gun Club members who shot for trophies were reported as Frank Klepetko trophies were won by senior marksmen. The three Klepetko trophies, offered by Frank Klepetko, formerly Washoe smelters superintendent, went to top shooters named in the club results.
Various city notices include social events at Turner hall and Adams Department Store with musical programmes by the Margaret theater orchestra, sales at Strain's and promotion of fabrics, footwear, and linens. Local births, hospital update, and a note about the Great Northern railway through sleep service are mentioned along with a new man John Jackson aged 22 at 402 Biren street. SUSined a
A note lists shipments of dainty muslin underwear for Anaconda ladies and a sale at Adams Department Store. Judge Henry Smith of Helena arrived in the city on the late train. A special discount on waiving skirts is offered 1:60 to 11. Monte Carlo coats of tafteta and peau de soie silks are featured at prices 10.00 8.59 and 6.00.
John Pike received a letter from Frank Fitzgerald now in Salt Lake City for treatment of an injured leg. Fitzgerald denies rumors of amputation and says he will undergo another operation soon, but physicians expect to save the leg.
George Mitchell of Los Angeles, former superintendent for Senator Clark, has purchased the Great Gladhaugh mine on Latouch Island and other claims near Prince William Sound. He plans a reduction works starting at 300 tons daily, expanding to 1000 tons, with location choices based on water access. He will travel to Alaska in ten days with Robert E. Morrison of Prescott. Billings reports 14 year old William Bowley died at noon from dropsy.
Notice says sealed proposals due June 19 1903 at 8 pm for three 1000 bonds dated April 1 1902 bearing up to 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds redeemable in ten years, payable at county treasurer Anaconda. Bidder must furnish 100 cash as forfeitable check. W S Custer Clerk May 19 1903.
Gold Bar Mining and Milling Company of Anaconda Mont announces on April MB 1903 a 1 1 4 percent assessment per share No 17 payable June 15 1903 to A F Gray treasurer 207 Cedar Street Anaconda Mont. Unpaid shares after June 15 1903 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction or July 15 1903 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against D Fitemerald deceased. Administratrix requests proof of debt with vouchers within four months of first publication. Real estate office at 300 Main Street, Mont. Montana.
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