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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
2
Rome June 22 Pope Leo presided at a consistory amid health rumors. Half hidden in vestments and borne in a chair he appeared steadier, voice weakened but audible, ceremony lasting about 35 minutes. Cardinals gathered. new cardinals named. archbishops appointed by brief. pope smiled and said he felt better after ceremonies.
The ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures Ringworm Tetter Old Ulcers and Sores Pimples and Blackheads on 6 face and guarantees a refund if it fails. It asserts eczema has no cure and offers a 50 cent price with a druggist refund policy.
John H. Trisberger was acquitted by Justice of the Peace John Y. Batterton in Deer Lodge after a trial on impersonating an officer. The case followed an incident in Pioneer on June 6 where he allegedly searched an elderly man, Allen, to seize firearms, with Allen testifying to the deputy claim. The defense was O B O Bannon and J H Meyers, the state was Orren E Emerson. About ten witnesses testified.
Special Dispatch reports heavy rains across Helena and surrounding areas boosting cattle and sheep interests. Rainfall varied by location with Billings and Great Falls receiving storms while Miles City and Livingston saw little or none.
Helena dispatch reports jury findings in the Butler versus Johnson case. The jury supports the defendant ruling that Butler and Johnson jointly own 50 inches of Silver Creek water, with each holding 25 inches, aligning with Judge Smith's prior decision. Judge Smith will rule on the injunction based on these findings.
Lightning hit a haystack behind D. P. Mumbr ae’s house on Sheep Creek near White Sulphur Springs on Wednesday night. Quick action by men at the house saved the buildings though about half the stack burned before they could extinguish the fire.
Special dispatch from Havre reports the Fraternal Order of Eagles initiated seven new members under a special dispensation. A banquet honored Peter Gowrie for the fiftieth anniversary of his marriage, with resolutions of congratulations to Gowrie and his wife and a committee formed to buy a suitable present.
Helena reports that union representatives denied reports of any disturbance at the Union passenger station and rejected claims that workers were paid below the union scale.
In the Montana supreme court the appeal of J. F. Beck and others against John G. Holland and the city of Butte was argued and submitted. The suit, begun over ten years ago in Silver Bow county, challenged a special tax and injunction barring the sale of property for an alley opening. The trial court sustained a demurrer for insufficient facts, and the judgment dismissing the case was appealed.
Helena June 22 The Springhill Electric Power and Development company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The company lists Bogeman as its place of business and an authorized capital stock of 8500.00 with 14000 subscribed and the balance treasury stock.
In Helena on June 22 the district court heard a strange reply in the case of Charles Lehman suing Frank Strader for 41.85. Strader claims the money was a loan used for gambling and that Lehman assisted in gambling at Lehman’s Marysville saloon, with Lehman allegedly winning 41.85 plus more from Strader.
Helena June 22 There have been 23 Montana state fair directors appointed by county boards. All have qualified except five James P Murray J McNamara A A McDonald John B Wellcome and Con Rohrse. Three counties Custer Dawson Ravalli have not announced appointments.
Thomas Cain May Smith and Gussie Davis pleaded not guilty before Justice F. E. Tibbets to charges of cruelty to animals for driving a buggy horse belonging to William Holbrook too fast. The trial was set for later in the week.
In Broadwater county suit by Eugene T. Wilson as receiver of First National Bank of Helena, Pickering and John Wilson defeat lower court ruling with reversal and remand for new trial. Case涉及 large property interests heavily mortgaged and disputed.
Hunter Hardaway of Harlem and Miss Blanche Chestnut of Havre plan marriage in days ahead at Frank Chestnut's home on Second street. Hardaway works with C. H. Barton & Co. in Harlem. Chestnut is an esteemed Havre resident with many friends.
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