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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
5
City Treasurer John R. Walkup faced a flood of exemption claims as poll tax time neared. The piece outlines who is exempt under law, noting members of unpaid fire departments and certain veterans, and warns refunds require proper discharge proofs with no discretion by the treasurer.
Gerald Sullivan Joseph Hughes and John W Dezell represent a client in a legal matter described in the readable text. The note lists three attorneys associated with the case. Further context is not provided in the fragment.
The Young Men's Catholic club of this city plans to confer with the Young Men's Institute in Helena to arrange an excursion train so the institute will attend the Anaconda picnic at Mountain View park on July 4.
Advertises Wells Abbott Nieman Snow Flake flour as imitation product and urges buyers to purchase at the Cash Grocery Co sole agents for Deer Lodge, warning imitators trade on second hand goods.
Memorial services will be held by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Standard hall this evening. L F Beaudry noble grand Colfax lodge No 19 opens with address. Rev K E G Cattermole presents the main talk. Music includes solos, duets, and quartette. Public exercises.
Numerous brief notices from Anaconda detail visitors and registrations at the Montana hotel, including C F Williams St Paul H Bridenthal Helena J P Browne Butte and others. The item also lists social events, sales ads for furniture and ice cream at Tolando’s and Walkup’s, a charity picnic by Painters and Decorators No. 182, and memorial services for Deborah Rebekah Lodge.
Montana reports a shift from shared grazing to private fencing as large stockowners buy and lease vast tracts. Counties see roads blocked and legal action urged to keep old routes open. State land grants and school lands total over two million acres, with substantial selections already recorded.
The report lists land areas in Deer Lodge County for school lands public buildings agricultural college School of Mines Deaf and Dumb Asylum Reform school University and a total acreage. Keenan and Kirby open the K and K saloon in the Ruby block 811 Mast Park Street with a grand opening tomorrow night and a cordial invitation to the public.
A letter to the Standard defends the Lower Works Fire Department from a report of a defeat at the Eagles picnic. The writer says only one regular player joined the game and asserts the department will prove the team’s seriousness by meeting any rival, insisting the club’s name be used only by its members.
At 2 p m Sunday at Andrew and Emma Petersons Warm Springs home Miss Emma Peterson married J W McAllister of Missoula. Rev Minnick officiated in the Christian church. The couple left that evening for an extended bridal tour visiting Michigan and will reside in Missoula where Mr McAllister is in business.
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