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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
9
In Walkerville Mrs. P. E. Burns was found guilty of disturbing the peace against Mrs. Nancy Erick and fined five dollars plus costs. the court remitted the fine and taxed costs at twelve dollars and fifty cents with an oral appeal noted. Separate: Mrs. Burns’ June dispute led to the charge and sentencing.
Northern Pacific announces a round trip to Yellowstone from Butte for 389 dollars. The package covers rail fare Butte to Cinnabar and back, meals, five and a half day park tour, two Albermarle hotel stays in Livingston, and park transportation. Depart 1 PM July 1v from Butte, return 12:20 PM July 17. Contact W H Merriman to reserve.
The carnival queen contest shows tallies for each candidate with Miss Geneva Smith leading at 321 votes and Miss Jena Leford at 252. Nan McCarthy withdraws. Also noted are funeral details for Marco Media and Thomas A. Lowney with services planned at St Patrick's Church and Sherman's undertaking parlors.
Martin Kramovich aged 30 died yesterday and his remains are at Sherman's undertaking parlors with funeral plans to be announced later. Edward Lawler aged 77 died today at his home 412 Mahoney leaving wife and three sons Frank L William M and Ed all in the city. funeral Thursday morning at 4 percent o'clock from the family residence. Harry Manstras aged 26 dies. funeral today at 2 o'clock from Duggan's undertaking rooms.
The funeral for John Joseph Lowery aged one week was held from the family residence at No 340 Anaconda road on Monday the 24th and was largely attended.
Basin and return good Sundays for 1.00. Boulder and return good Sundays for 1.00. Basin and return good Saturday until Monday for 1.50. Boulder and return good Saturday until Monday for 1.50. Tickets on sale to Anaconda and all stations at Great Northern office 41 North Main. Information on time cards and freight rates. Call Joe Mathey at Three Mile Road House. Fine wines liquors and cigars. Tel 777F.
A New York slander suit for 20000 dollars was filed by William Peyton Mason against Charles W. Clark. Mason claims a glamorous, varied past from New York riding academies to Texas cowpunching, then Montana newspaper work, and ties to W A Clark Jr. in Butte.
James A. Murray files a $2,000,000 suit in district court against John A. Creighton Lulu Largey et al claiming ownership of the Ticon and Adirondack lode claims north of and adjoining Speculator. He alleges ore valued at $750,000 from Ticon and $1,250,000 from Adirondack were mined since 1898, with veins dipping under the Speculator. MecHatton and Cotter represent Murray.
The Greeley school will gain an addition and Webster schoolhouse will receive a steam heating plant. Cobban addition planned for a new schoolhouse site south of Front street. Monroe plans to be finalized with new specifications. The bid for Webster heating awarded to IL Krueger. Greeley addition bids awarded to Thomas Rowan. A special evening train to Mountain View Park offers round trip fare of $1.00.
Martin Kramavich and Thomas Looney died at their mines. Kramavich crushed by a falling boulder at Never Sweat mine. Looney suffered a fatal paroxysm at St Lawrence mine and died at St James hospital. Coroner to hold inquests. Kramavich to be examined at Sherman's tonight.
A special train departs Montana Union Depot at 9 00 a m every Sunday for Twin Bridges with return fares Butte to Twin Bridges 150 Butte to Whitehall 150 Butte to Pipestone 109. A Deer Lodge train leaves at 9 45 a m with Butte to Deer Lodge and return 100.
Cooney Bros announces Belle Springs creamery butter as the finest brand and offers refunds on any package not satisfactory. Warns grocers and customers not to accept other brands under their name. Sole agents, Butte Montana, June 24, 1901. Bee Hive closing sale advertised with desirable bargains.
Attention Division No 1 AO H members urged to attend a June 26 meeting with important business on the agenda. Ship train at 9 a m for a day outing to Pipestone Springs via Sun Gay round trip tickets available.
Mr and Mrs Frank H Miller of Philadelphia returned from their honeymoon to a home filled with noise as Eight W's Pinochle club members paraded horns before their house. A prank escalated when a placard reading Just married, oh what bliss appeared, then vanished in a scare as a startled crowd watched a hand pull it away.
A domestic worker on a boulevard wears a shabby black waist and is later found to be wearing the young master’s pajama top as a bodice. Laughter erupts at dinner as the mistress discovers the wardrobe mishap and the maid is dismissed the next day for her unorthodox attire.
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