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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
12
A neighborhood dispute unfolds in court as Skylight Partners clash over a dawn robbery at a small Wyoming Street store. The case centers on alleged family involvement and tensions in a tight-knit community.
Court cases followed a Sabbath morning disturbance as Maurice Kieley and other family members faced trial for disturbing the peace. A separate horse theft claim against Harry Eccleston was dismissed for lack of evidence, while Charles Fleck faces resisting an officer next week as a separate matter. A local auctioneer advertises furniture sales and a Woodmen excursion is announced for June 24. A burglary note mentions a theft with few clues and an owner withheld.
J R Meilanghlim filed in district court for dissolution of a West Park Street wallpaper business partnership with J A Liddell. The suit seeks an injunction, inventory access, and a receiver if no amicable settlement is reached. Walker testifies in a separate damage deposition from Utah, seeking $300, $13450, and $59 for legal costs. Blanche Goodwin appeals probate revocation of Charles Quinn’s will. Public administrator petitions for letters of administration for John S Vertin’s estate.
Delegates from Catholic Foresters meet to organize a state high court with jurisdiction over lodges in Montana and Idaho. Officers named include Joseph E. McDonnell chief ranger and P J Shannon treasurer. The event marks a growth phase for Catholic Forestry in the region. A social gathering followed in Butte with speeches and dancing. Funeral services announced for Thomas Combs to be held at his brother’s residence with Rev John Hosking presiding. Thomas Swan, aged about ai, dies at Louis Hermann’s home. body taken to Richards undertakers.
Superintendent BR F Pearce announces arrangements with Anaconda company to handle Colorado ores at Anaconda smelters. Shippers are urged to direct ore shipments to Anaconda instead of the Colorado smelter at Butte, signaling a prolonged shutdown.
Notice to bidders for the operation of the German Village on the Midway, due by Monday June 2000. Applications should be directed to Butte Street Fair Carnival H.O.A. at Thornton Hotel.
P C Gillis and W W Cheeley reopen their aristo cratic cigar niche in the Owsley Block with an elegant interior, oak furniture, and a fine line of domestic and imported cigars. The store, known as PLC Gillis & co, is a social hub with Cheeley sharing equal interest and broad local support poised for strong patronage.
Citizens report wires wrapped in cotton and rubber forming a smoke haze as sulphurous deposits allegedly create sulphuric acid. Frank Kerr, chief engineer, questions insulation efficacy while noting 2000 volt lines remain dangerous even when new. Meanwhile Charles A. Davidson signals Denver Rio Grande consolidation with July 1 deal, reshaping regional rail management.
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