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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
24
A court hearing centered on a neighborhood family dispute described as a family affair. proceedings focused on members of the household and local community impacts. The case highlighted tensions among relatives and local neighbors without graphic detail.
The Kieley family of six faced trial for disturbing the Sabbath quiet after a neighborhood dispute with the Byrnes near Walkerville. Maurice Kieley was found guilty. others were dismissed. Separate horse theft and resisting officer cases were dismissed or scheduled for next week. Palmer the auctioneer advertises furniture sales at residences.
A dawn robbery occurs at a small Wyoming Street storefront. Local police investigate the break in, noting minimal damage and the absence of injuries. Detectives are reviewing security footage and interviewing shop staff for leads.
Thieves entered a small junk jewelry store on Wyoming Street north of Park through a skylight and took about 20 watches along with chains and other items. No trace of suspects or owner identity is found, and the crime was carried out without disturbance. Detectives are on the case.
A court is asked to wind up the business of Riddell and McGlaughlin after partners failed to agree on the company's future. The filing seeks liquidation under existing partnerships rules and naming the dispute as necessary for orderly dissolution.
In district court J R Mc Glaughlin sues J A Riddell for dissolution of partnership an accounting and a receiver arguing the firms West Park Street venture since 1900 ejected him from books and assets He seeks inventory access and court orders If settlement fails a receiver may be appointed Separately Walker seeks 300 for damages plus 1350 loss of time and 50 attorney fees from an alleged malicious arrest in 1899 others pursue wills and estates entries including Blanch Goodwin appeal and public administrator filings for Vertin and Barnhart estates with local heirs in Austria and America
Woodmen invite members to a Sunday outing at Mountain View park with trains from Butte at 9 50 a m 12 45 4 40 and 6 40 p m returning trains from the park at 5 15 7 15 and 11 00 p m trains between Anaconda and the park run every 30 minutes from 1 a m to 10 p m attend success sale No 1 at New York Shirt Waist company on June 20 21 and 22
Harmony in the medical profession favors beer as a pure, digestion aiding beverage, better than most water, and Centennial beer is touted as four good beer quality. Home consumption available in bottles from grocers or Hamilton Street office. boys' knee pants suits priced $1.50 and $2 at Roucherie.
Delegates from five lodges met in Butte to organize a state high court with officers Joseph E. McDonnell Anaconda as chief ranger F Power Pocatello Idaho as vice chief ranger G Robin Kent Falls secretary W H Mahoney Anaconda treasurer P J Shannon Hamilton J F E McIntyre Pocatello and M Mogus Anaconda trustees The new court will oversee Montana and Idaho lodges and will reconvene in Butte in 1905 A social gathering followed at St Peters court No 1144 Then obituary notices report the funeral of Thomas Coombs and the death of Thomas Swan with services set for Center ville and North Washington locations respectively.
Superintendent R F Pearce announced arrangements with Anaconda company to handle ores for Colorado at Anaconda smelters. Shippers are asked to direct ores to Anaconda rather than the Colorado smelter at Butte. Indefinite closure likely.
The piece touts Newbro's Herpicide as a dandruff cure and notes a bid deadline for installing a steam heating plant at Webster School in Butte Montana. It lists bid details, 5 percent certified check, and mentions the German Village midway carnival bids due June 24.
P C Gillis and W W Cheeley reopen their cigar store in the Owensley block with an elegant oak lining, upholstered divans, and illuminated showcases. The venue, known as P C Gillis & Co, features an extensive line of domestic and imported cigars and tobacco. Cheeley, a popular newspaper man, shares equal interest, and friends expect strong patronage and good luck.
Citizens note the torn insulation on electric light wires across the city with sulphuric acid from smelter fumes blamed for damage. Chief engineer Frank Kerr says overhead insulation is largely ineffective for high voltage lines and repairs remain hazardous. Separately, Charles A. Davidson says the Denver & Rio Grande likely to consolidate with the Rio Grande & Western, potentially by July 1, centralizing management and closing a Salt Lake office.
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