Old Timers of the State Remember a Long Life
A retrospective tribute notes a lifelong resident who lived into ripe old age. The piece highlights community ties, decades of service, and affection from family and neighbors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
2
A retrospective tribute notes a lifelong resident who lived into ripe old age. The piece highlights community ties, decades of service, and affection from family and neighbors.
Helena dispatch reports George W. Reed died at St. John’s hospital after more than a year of illness. Born April 13, 1816 in Erie Pennsylvania, he captained Great Lakes vessels and sailed between New York and Cuba. He settled in Montana in 1864, mined near Virginia City and Ten Mile before moving to Helena to be near his children. He is survived by one sister three children thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The composer Felix Weingartner and Baroness Fedora von Dreyfus married today in Munich Bavaria confirming a notable union in the musical and aristocratic circles. The auspicious ceremony united two prominent figures in a dignified royal tradition.
In June 1904 the Montana Medical Association chose Dr. Louis Bernheim of Butte as president and re elected Dr. Ben C. Brooke of Helena as secretary. The constitution was amended to set the secretary's term at five years. The meeting in Butte featured six addresses, officer elections, and amendments aligning the constitution with the American Medical Association.
Washington June 18 The federal grand jury plans five indictments likely against August W Machen Diller B Groff Samuel A Groff George E Lorenz and Mrs Lorenz residents of Toledo Ohio for conspiracy to defraud the government The case involves postal affairs and Mrs Lorenz may be linked to the Transactions surrounding the arrests while speculation swirls about a possible go between with a woman Party ending in next day or two
Postmaster General Payne received a letter from James T. Metcalfe asking to suspend his dismissal and allow a complete defense. Metcalfe, removed yesterday on charges of indiscretion in contract matters, requests Edward F. Imball to act temporarily as Superintendent of the money order system.
Frank Maresis, a Helena butcher, obtained a warrant from County Attorney Working for Morris Larson, an 11-year-old boy, accused of stealing a buggy robe and grain sacks from the Maresis barn. The warrant had not been served by late evening.
Three supposed burglars arrested as they tried to dispose of jewelry were allowed to depart Bozeman on the condition they leave town at once. No charges could be preferred against them.
Bozeman reports Prof. F. J. Cox who led Belgrade schools for two years resigns to take a business college position in Helena. He will depart soon for his new home. Cox's departure is deeply regretted by the community.
Miles City June 18 The first district court case this term ended in acquittal for T B Huskin son on grand larceny. Wilbur Titus accused Huskinson of selling two roan fillies and 33 other horses he reserved to complete 35 head. The jury was out 15 minutes.
Since March 1 the Montana state board of land commissioners has authorized purchases from state funds totaling 244 602 56 in bonds plus premiums. Read highlights include Flathead 55 000 Carbon 1 000 state normal 25 000 Yellow stone 25 000 Dillon water works 65 000 Havre 16 000 Missoula 10 000 Fergus 30 000 total 221 000 with premiums varying by issue and a list of offers made but not accepted including Yellowstone 1 209 Dawson 1 000 Cascade 900 Valley Culbertson 15 000 totaling 18 100.
Bozeman report states Judge W. Y. Smith fined Lee Manning ten dollars for resisting an officer. The incident began when G. Priest and the chief of police rounded up stray stock. Manning, owner of the horses, rode up, took the horses, and beat Priest. Priest pursued Manning to town and the officer brought him to the city for arraignment.
Mrs J P Oberwelser and son return from Menasha Wisconsin with Mrs Margaret Mueller and Henry Mueller plus several relatives. They visit Miller Oberweiser West families and a pleasant party is held at William Mueller's home with Henry Mueller of Butte arriving yesterday.
Mrs. Furnier, recently arrived from Seattle via Columbus, is at Moore hospital in Big Timber for an operation to fight cancer. The patient has been very weak since leaving Seattle three weeks ago and the procedure aims to save her life.
Prof Marcus Farr of Princeton arrives with students seeking fossilized remains. They plan to buy saddle horses and gear and move to Fish Creek country about 30 miles northeast to begin field operations.
The judge of the district court refused the bail application for Mrs Leo Brown accused of murdering Dick Standifer in Miles City.
James H. Poi was arraigned today for assault in the first degree in connection with an incident on May 1 on the Fort Keogh reservation. He is accused of striking Conductor Gus Anderson of the Northern Pacific with a knife.
Miles City reports Troop F of the third cavalry moved through last night on their journey from Fort Yates North Carolina toward the Fellowstone station park.
Jurors in the assassination case reported an inability to agree on a verdict after lengthy deliberations. The jury remained hung with no single verdict reached on the charges presented.
Jackson Kentucky June 18 jury in the Curtis Jett and Thomas White murder case remains deadlocked with two jurors favoring conviction and others for acquittal. Prolonged suspense sparks fears of violence and witness exodus if a verdict is reached. Commonwealth Attorney Byrd, known for fearless prosecution, urged jurors to duty while warning local powers to cease blood feuds as court posts soldiers for security.
W. H. Early a prominent woolgrower from Camas was accidentally shot by a herder near Hailey Idaho last evening. Early mistook a dog for a coyote and the shot struck him in the back causing a very dangerous wound as he checked vats where sheep had been dipped.
Washington June 18 The president announced postmaster appointments including Glendive Montana with John Rk Stout named for the position as part of a broader roster released today.
County Clerk C. B. Anderson issued marriage licenses to Leman Griffin and Lena Strong of Salesville and to Edward J. Tinsley of Wibaux and Miss Buenos Noble of Jefferson Island.
Havre reports the Crees will start their sun dance on Sunday on the hill east of town. Little Bear is described as a very busy red man in recent days.
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