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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1902

Page

11

Sacred Heart School Closes First Year With Awards in Butte

Sacred Heart parish school in Butte ended its first year with strong exams and a year-end program. Rev Callahan and Sisters of Charity faced early delays but saw notable student progress. Local clergy and benefactors attended the exercises, distributing prizes for punctuality, attendance, and Christian doctrine.

Sacred Heart Parish Althoug Father Callahan Sisters of Charity School of the Sacred Heart Father Quesnel South Butte R. J. Giocolmo Meaderville F. X. Batensa Walkerville J. B. Thompson Boulder J. H. Leyson Leyson J. J. Callahan Irene St. James’ Hospital D. J. Hennessy Sacred Heart School

Kid Burglar on Trial for More House Breaks

Eight year old Charles Bycosky, dubbed a baby burglar, admitted three prior burglaries at Passmore Paper warehouse and made a fresh break in Tuesday night. He was caught in the act but escaped. County attorney and Passmore demand action and a warrant for incorrigibility is issued for the arrest. Judge McClernan may hear the case to decide suitable action for the youngster.

Charles Bycosky Passmore Paper Company John W. Passmore Yancey Little Rascal Justice Olsen McClernan

Blacksmiths and Helpers' Union Plans Miners Parade Meet

Members of Blacksmiths and Helpers' Union No. 77 are summoned to gather at 121 North Main Street Friday at 9 am to join the Miners' union parade. By order of President J. W. Cooney.

Blacksmiths and Helpers’ Union North Main Street Miners’ Union J. W. Cooney

Berthemet Wins Ground Possession Case

Edouard Berthemet pursues surface ground possession and secures a favorable verdict granting the plaintiff possession of additional property despite suits against multiple defendants. The ruling reinforces Berthemet’s claim to the disputed surface area.

Edouard Berthemet

Atlantic lode claim trial in Judge Harney’s court

The Atlantic lode claim war on trial before a jury in Judge Harney's court yesterday. Mrs. Dixon was the defendant. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for possession and $1 damages. Attor ney Cotter asked to amend to $1 a month for the entire occupancy, but Judge Harney declined, saying the jury followed the court's instructions.

Atlantic Lode

Woman Accuser of Robbery Arrested in Owl Block Incident

Mary Anderson a reputed bad character is jailed after being arrested by Policeman Yutz on charges of street walking and robbing Hugh McPherson of 35 to 40 dollars. The alleged theft occurred in Owl block while McPherson slept. he could not post bond and was held as a witness. Anderson denies the robbery.

Mary Anderson Yutz Hugh McPherson Owl McPherson

Butte Anaconda Railroad Runs Picnic Excursion

On Sunday June 15 the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railroad will run excursion trains from Butte to Mountain View park Anaconda for the A O H picnic at 80 cents round trip. Return portions must be stamped at the park.

Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad Company Butte Mountain View Park Anaconda Park

Boy With Bad Propensity Cited For Chicken Theft

Eleven year old Ax tell Tallman allegedly fabricates a pattern of stealing poultry and small metals. He was caught by Mr. Dennis outside 740 Colorado street and released on recognizance for a court appearance. Tallman has prior larceny history including brass findings and two rabbits. He planned to sell three chickens from Mrs. Robinson’s coop when caught.

Axtell Tallman Dennis Colorado Street W. B. Robinson Tallman

Butte Briefs Snapshot of Visiting Residents

T J Winter of Idaho, F H Marsh from Helena, Henry Lewney of Granite, John Baker from Helena, Miss Cantwell of Bozeman, Thomas H Rea of Bozeman, and Miss May Birman of Wickes are all in the city for visits.

T. J. Winter Idaho F. H. Marsh Helena Henry Lewney Granite Cty Thomas H. Rea of Bozeman

Society Notes and Local Incidents in Butte

Fe. N. Brandagee of Helena and John W. Dawson of Philipsburg are in the city. T. C. Beattie and wife of Lakeview stay at the Butte. Arthur Yager of Helena visits the Thornton with Mrs. May. Pony visitors include James Wilkie and George D. Brown. R. T. Butterworth reports an assault in South Butte. case filed in Justice Olsen's court. John Kane, once an inmate of the poorhouse, is ordered committed to the asylum after a judge’s exam. condition linked to drink and morphine. Miss Mary C. May of the Utah state normal school spoke to high schoolers about kindergarten study and plans Northwest tour before returning to Salt Lake City.

T. C. Beattie Lakeview Butte Arthur Yager Helena Thornton James Wilkie George D. Brown R. T. Butterworth South Butte Butterworth Justice Olsen John Kane

Division No 2 AOH meet canceled for June 13

Members of division No 2 A. O. H. Silver Bow county are notified that the regular division meeting will not be held on Friday June 13 as the hall is engaged by the Miners' union. J J Grogan president J M Bown recording secretary

Silver Bow County Miners’ Union J. J. Grogan J. M. Bown

Crops Suffer in Gallatin from Heat and Dry Winds

Special Dispatch reports Bozeman to day that crops in the Gallatin valley southeast section are burning up due to hot dry winds. Clover suffers most as the ground dries to a depth where irrigation or heavy rains are needed. Irrigation may start two weeks earlier this year, with northern valley crops faring better but rain still required to protect cotton crops.

The Standard Bozeman Ed Gooch Gallatin Valley Hhis

Benton Baseball Team Organized at Grand Union Hotel

In Fort Benton on June 1 the Benton baseball team was formed at the Grand Union hotel reading room with CC Morrison to captain and Oscar Wackerlin as a new player. All positions filled and practice set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the brother of Prof A F Rice on West Park street. George C Rice, aged 63, died yesterday. funeral arrangements to follow.

The Standard Fort Benton Benton Grand Union Hotel Reading Room CC. W. Morrison Oscar Wackerlin A. F. Rice West Park Street George C. Rice

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stysam Symons Madras St. Su Point d’Esprit Richelieu Elgin Waltham Studi Vici Butte News Oregon Line Miners’ Union Spouigr Vesiixet J. A. Plint Berthemet Mary Ander Butte Briefs John Baker Miss Cantwell of May Birman Wickes Ing Bertha Elsie Powerie FE. N. Brandagee John W. Dawson of Philipsburg
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