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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
8
A retired miner recalls meeting General Warren in Butte and shares hometown quips about past digs, landmarks, and local figures. The exchange ends with a question on whether Warren will return and if rain will come this month.
May 28 to June 9 round trip tickets to San Francisco $50 and Los Angeles $60. Travel to Chicago area and Missouri Valley cities quoted with returns. St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Omaha St Joseph Council Bluffs Kansas City at $42.50 and $49.50 for Chicago routes. July 4 5 6 to St Paul Minneapolis and back $24.50. Aug 4 9 Los Angeles return $60 and San Francisco $50. Berth reservations and details via W H Merriman Northern Pacific agent in Butte.
The schedule shows round trip fares via the Burlington route to Maha St. Joseph Kansas City and Chicago and St. Louis with specific dates in May and June. Fares range from 34.50 to 53.50 depending on the destination and travel dates. For details and booking contact East Broadway Hutte Mont.
Twenty applicants for clerk and carrier positions in the local post office were examined yesterday and their papers forwarded to the Washington department. This emergency list will be used to quickly add staff as the office needs rise.
The Oregon Short Line departs from the depot at 4:30 p.m. Monday June 16 bound for Chicago through Salt Lake City with daylight daylight Colorado scenery. Sleeping car may be reserved at 105 North Main Street city ticket office.
A telegram from Nevada City California announced the death of Josiah Gilbert at age 56 in Nevada City. Gilbert was the first worthy master and a charter member of Monitor lodge number 35 A F and A M Walkerville. The Walkerville Masonic hall flag is lowered to half mast in his honor.
Elizabeth M. O Boyle sues former partner Kate Formel in district court claiming she was defrauded of 1000 in buying a half interest in a real estate and loan agency. Allegations say Formel overstated profits and commissions, failed to transfer rents, lacked a license, and left Boyle with only a small amount of personal property. Attorney George M. Bourquin represents Boyle.
The Butte track enters a Friday program headlined by a three furlong world record attempt likely to shine on a miners union day. Expected starters include Josie Gibson Judge Thomas Silver Dick John Boggs Glendenning Kitty Kelly Matt Hogan and many more. The card features maiden two-year-olds four furlongs five and a half furlongs selling five furlongs handicap six furlongs and a seven furlong selling event. Admission one dollar with free entry for ladies.
A J Haggerty and Miss Katie Lynch, well known in Butte, were married yesterday at Sacred Heart church with Father Callahan officiating. The bride, longtime public library assistant, and the groom, a local businessman, celebrated with a breakfast at the bride’s mother's home. The couple plans a coast trip then home at 15 Colorado Street. Butte cafe opens Tuesday under Tom Chambers.
West Ray Stannard Baker and artist N. W. Zackman arrive in Butte to gather material for an illustrated Century Magazine article on the camp. Baker plans a multi day stay to study Butte products and peculiarities while Clerks union No 12 members are urged to meet June 18 at 9 15 to parade with Miners union under president Charles Henderson.
The Lincoln bust was revealed at the Lincoln school with students cheering as the flag rose. Mrs. W. O. Speer spoke for the art committee, and donor Mr. Pufahl funded the bronze life‑size bust placed in the eighth grade room.
James Sullivan was jailed for failing to pay $4.50 in costs after a disturbance case in Walkerville justice court. Attorney Morrin filed habeas corpus in Judge McClernan's court, Sullivan released when facts showed improper jail holding. Separate actions involve a sheriff's deed dispute with Mrs. Davison, refocused in Judge Harney's department.
The litigation between Celia Davison and Attorney W. and Carroll continues over possession of property tied to Leggat. The report notes a new phase in the case, with filings indicating ongoing disputes and legal maneuvers.
A classified ad lists a range of menswear including fine madras shirts with plain or plaited bosoms, detached or attached cuffs, white grounds with colored figures in pink blue and black. Prices span from $1.00 to $2.50, with several styles highlighted by brands like Hennessy and Manhattan and Savoy, and sizes noted as pelka dorsal.
Local ad announces Butte belt special featuring black patent leather belts with white stitching and nickel buckles at 50 cents each. Tan calfskin belts are available in all sizes with nickel buckles for 50 cents per belt.
Fine and rough straws with soft and stiff brims offered in leading styles. Prices per hat listed as 75k, $1.00 and $1.50. White Panama hats with black bands priced at £2.00 and $5.00 each.
A tall Turk, dressed in red trousers and turban, paraded on the streets announcing he will throw five men within an hour. John Le Beau says five volunteers have signed to face the challenge at the Auditorium Friday night under agreed terms.
The gardens show full summer dress with flowers planted and chutes opened. A new orchestra leader and moving pictures attract larger crowds as the pleasure park expectations rise. railway tickets to Anaconda and nearby stations go on sale at the Great Northern office on North Main.
Mrs Annie Ryan told county attorney and Deputy Lynch of ongoing brutality by Daniel Ryan over a week. A warrant from Justice Arnold's court was issued for his arrest on the charge of assault in the third degree. Shields previously sued Ryan for damages after he nearly killed a constable while serving a summons.
Trustees of Silver Bow county Montana district invite bids for mason and related work to finish a schoolhouse basement and sub basement on ground bounded by Excel sior alley. Plans at the clerk's office. bids due 5 pm June 24 1902 with $500 certified check. board may reject any or all bids. Henry Mueller president. L Richards clerk.
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