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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

3

Railroads Face Tax Push on Side Tracts in Montana

County Assessor Charles H. Martien says Montana railroads underpay taxes on side tracks and plans a campaign to assess all side-trackage. He argues back taxes may be collected for years missed and cites practices in other states and Chicago to justify broader taxation.

The Standard Helena Charles H. Martien Montana Martien Odell M. McDonnell State Board of Equalization East Chicago

Remains on Way to Helena

The body of pioneer Fergus, who died at his ranch near Lewis, is en route to Helena with his son and relatives. A funeral is likely Monday, with Montana Pioneers Society urging members to attend in a body. Guests from across the state are expected to attend.

The Standard Helena Mes Fergus Lewison Lewistown Cllpatrick Society of Montana Pioneers

Judge Finds Nevills Not Liable for Contempt in Bankruptcy Case

In Butte on June 27 Judge Hiram Knowles ruled J. N. Nevills did not incur punishment for contempt. The matter arose from Nevills allegedly blocking examination by J. L. Hammon, receiver in involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. The court found no refusal to permit examination and the proceedings were dismissed.

Cial Standard Delena Hiram Knowles J. N. Nevills Butte J. L. Hamnon Nevills Reed

Will Preach at Potomac by Visiting Clergy

Rev Walter Hays and Dr George Kennett will depart in the morning for Potomac where Hays will preach at a morning and evening service. The Presbyterian church pulpit will be occupied by Rev George Stewart in the morning. No services will be held in the afternoon.

Standard Issoula Walter Hays George Kennett Potomac Hays Esbyterian George Stewart Mornbe

Potomac church to be organized by Rev Walter Hays

In the Potomac vicinity a church is to be established with Rev Walter Hays taking the initial step toward organization. Plans may wait but future services are expected to exceed past ones.

Potomac Walter Hays

Miss Laughlin Visitation Prompts Suffrage Meeting in Missoula

Miss Laughlin, a leader in the woman suffrage movement, visits Missoula and plans a public meeting soon. She and local followers held a Union Hall gathering this afternoon with another at the Christian church tomorrow. The date will be announced shortly and a full house is expected for this long awaited talk.

The Standard Missoula Miss Laughlin Union Hall Christian Church

Cabinet Seeks Amnesty Proclamation for Filipinos

Washington cabinet discusses a draft amnesty proclamation to be issued on independence day for all political offenders in the Philippine Islands including Aguinaldo and prisoners held at Guam. The move depends on the Philippine government bill becoming law and the civil transition plan.

Washington War Department Root Wright Aguinaldo Guam Philippine Islands Mindanao United States Archipelago Philippines Taft Rome Lafayette Square White House

Billings Elks Give Grand Minstrel Night

A crowd of about one thousand filled the Billings opera house on June 27 for the Elks minstrel show. The venue featured lavish purple and white decorations an elk prop with colored bulbs and a dramatic Stars and Stripes finale. Highlights included Barnholdt violin solos the Suderman sisters cakewalk and returns by the old 85 M quartet and the Soakette quartet with the Hunt Loring Renwick skit praised as a strong second act.

Standard Billings The Billings Elks Opera House Sousa Messrs. Hunt, Loring and Renwick

Sunset School Trouble Correction Requested

Nina B Blake a Sunset teacher writes to the Anaconda Standard correcting a prior report. She states no trouble exists in Sunset school and clarifies the issue concerns Clearwater school seven miles away.

Anaconda Standard Sunset Standard Clearwater Nina B, Blake

Milner Livestock Orders Dismantling Lewistown Stage Station

Milner Livestock Co. issues notice to Lewistown Stage Co. to quit the Milner ranch station after July 1. Milner owns land for six to seven miles on each side, and the long distances to other stopping points may force Lewistown Stage to remove stage coaches and use saddle horses or single-horse carts to carry the mail.

Standard Fort Benton Milner Livestock Company Lewistown Milner Milner Company

Coal firm plans immediate Bridger improvements

Walter Cooper and H. A. Wethey of the W. A. Clark Coal company Bridger were in Billings and reported the new firm will immediately begin work on contemplated improvements in Bridger.

Standard Billings Walter Cooper H. A. Wethey W. A. Clark Coal Company Bridger

Ravalli County Sunday School convention lists committees and delegates

Special Correspondence from Hamilton reports the Ravalli County Sunday School convention appointing nominations and resolutions committees. Delegates from Darby Como Hamilton Stevensville Pyrites Florence and Victor attended. Rev Barnes of Missoula gave an inspiring address and a Hamilton versus Grantsdale baseball game is set for next Sunday at the city ball park.

Corvallis Stevensville Grantsdale Hamilton Boys Dick Warren Nebraska John Steele Hamilton Warren Charlie McMurphy Stock Farm Whch Adair Victor Edward Parker Johnson & McVey Parker Gail Loughlin New York Miss Loughlin Wellesley College Cornell Law School Standard Ravalli County J. N. Taylor J. D. Lewallin Effie Whitesitt Carrin Harlan Leah Bond E. D. Mills McJunkin W. H. Bell Darby Magnolia Whinery Bessie M. Kerlee Como Carrie ‘Harlan D. M. Dungan R. M. Dungan Laura Harper Anna Boyd J. A. Martin Alberta May Easie Whites Lou Reynolds W. IM. Bell Hose Mr. Barnes Missoula

Horses Free the Musselshell shipment heads to Canada

Thomas Hurley of Roundup turned over 700 head of horses to Ryan & Farris in Billings. Two carloads were shipped to Winnipeg while the remaining stock will be driven through to Calgary by John Chandler.

The Standard Billings Thomas Hurley Ryan & Farris Musselshell Winnipeg Calgary Northwest Territory John Chandler

Birth at Buckey's ranch near Billings

Mrs. James Wilson of Flat Willow and her husband reached Buckey's ranch 30 miles north of Billings. A telephone message brought Dr. Rinehart who arrived in time to officiate the birth of a fine boy.

The Standard Billings James Wilson Flat Willow Buckey Rinehart

Triangle Boundary Dispute Draws in Four Montana Counties

Broadwater county contends a small triangle north of Sixteen Mile Creek belongs to its territory after survey work by engineer John W. Wade. Meagher county has taxed the land for five years. A formal boundary survey across the east from Crow Creek may settle the issue, potentially involving Park and Gallatin counties.

The Standard Helena Sixteen Mile Creek Big Belt Mountains Broadwater County Meager John W. Wade Meagher County Gallatin Crow Creek Meagher Park Wade Broadwater Park County

Montana Probe Targets Alleged Illegal Cattle Shipments

State Veterinarian Knowles investigates claims Capital Syndicate shipped 15000 to 20000 cattle into Montana without federal health certificates. Company asserts certificates exist. Penalty up to 10000 possible if substantiated. Also notes suspected cattle poisoning near Lewis town and tests by Emile Starzin.

The Standard Helena Knowles Capital Syndicate Company Panhandle Texas Montana Dr. Knowles Lewistown Frederick Treacy Emile Starzin

Governors Respond to Butte Mining Congress Invitation

Governors of Missouri Illinois and Minnesota reply to Governor Toole inviting state leaders and delegations to the Butte mining congress set for September 1 to 5. Missouri Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee says he will confer with Governor Dockery to promote attendance and the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Illinois Governor Richard Yates says Illinois has arranged to send delegates and apologizes for a prior engagement.

Standard Helena Toole Butte John A. Lee Missouri Dockery Richard Yates Illinois International Mining Congress

Governor Van Sant Supports Conference With Mining Congress

Governor Van Sant of Minnesota replies to Irwin H. Mahon secretary of the International Mining Congress. He values the suggestion and would cooperate, but September conflicts with his state campaign will prevent his attendance or a conference then. He offers future cooperation with the mining congress and its officers.

van Sant Minnesota Irwin H. Mahon International Mining Congress

Deaconess Hospital to Reopen July 1 in Great Falls

Great Falls June 27 The Deaconess hospital, closed for months, will reopen on July 1 for patient reception and care. Superintendent Miss Ariss from Toronto leads repairs and disinfection, with renovated wards and rooms. A trained nurse corps supports the hospital, aided by solicitor Miss Mohler of Iowa touring the Judith country.

Standard Great Falls Ariss Garveg Miss Ariss Toronto Iowa

Goddess of Liberty Vote Totals in Missoula Parade

The Goddess of Liberty contest closing vote in Missoula for the Fourth of July parade shows Mamie Osborne with 200 votes, Mary Mansell 152, Odell 10, Reid 10, and Cobban 6.

Standard Missoula Goddess of Liberty Mamie Osborne Mary Mansell Odell and Reid Miss Cobban

Lightning Strikes Near Fort Benton Injuring Men

Dan Trayhor was knocked from a wool wagon two miles from town by a lightning bolt last evening. A second bolt struck near a mower on the Neubert ranch on the Teton, knocking off the driver. The team ran away and damaged the machinery.

The Standard Fort Benton Dan Trayhor Neubert Teton

Rain Boosts Grass Across Fort Benton Divide

A strong rain sweep yesterday afternoon aided the grass crop in Fort Benton area. Forecasters say continued warm rains over the next two weeks could enable hay cutting on the divides, aiding farmers.

Standard Fort Benton

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James Fergus City Will J. J Happy Hooligan Gloomy Gus Mugsy Alphonse Gaston Foxy Grandpa Leon Ell H. W. Martin, J. M. Warner, J. M. Roles Dr. Price Price Baking Powder Co Hamilton Happenings Sen Havana Florodora Standard Navy Tonkin E. Park Street Forbush Congress J. B. Stetson Water County Tee Pate Paragon Deaconess’ Hospital Oddess of Liberty
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