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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 Fast Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates fore mished on application.
A collage of notices lists visitors and residents in Butte including J W Roads at the Finlen, G A Carter at the Butte, and Buck Hudnall in town from Helena. Mentions also cover hotel status, services offered, and upcoming travel to Sterling for Roy Bratton’s interment.
On Monday and Tuesday Miss A. A. Reid will hold her opening of spring millinery with a Parisian hat line and pattern hats for inspection. Also noted is the death of Thomas Carroll a longtime miner aged 60 years 2 months 9 days at 423 North Wyoming Street with funeral Tuesday at 2 PM.
Northwest Coal Co announces fine dry slab wood as preferred fuel for range or heater. They offer delivery or pickup from 20 Hast Granite and phone 605 for orders.
Detectives arrested Walter Pelky after a near collide in an alley and suspect him in the Fletcher home burglary on West Granite Street. A neighboring witness will identify him. a room search found little of value. Pelky claims iron worker status and no prior trouble.
Thomas Carroll aged 60 died yesterday at 423 North Wyoming after a two month illness. A former miner who came west from Virginia City eight years ago, he served three years as Miners' Union Hall janitor and was active in the Ancient Order of Hibernians Knights of Honor and the Miners' Union. He leaves a widow and many friends. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the family home with Catholic cemetery interment.
James Boyle a smelterman on a protracted drinking binge was found incoherent on South Arizona street and arrested by Policeman Curley. He was held first in the city jail then transferred to county custody for treatment, with officials believing he will recover after a few days confinement.
John McMahon longtime Butter resident and noted prospector died suddenly at his cousin Daniel McMahon’s home No. 995 Neva Street. Funeral arrangements not listed.
Jealousy sparked a brutal alley fight in Pleasant yesterday night leaving Mabel Ford with a three inch head wound and a cut above the eye. Ophelia Adams struck Ford with a blackjack and fled as police arrested the scene and a doctor treated the injuries. The assault is not considered life threatening and investigations continue.
Michael E Burns age 40 died last night at Murray and Friends hospital. Resident of 304 East Fourth street Anaconda he was also known as Michael E Shaugh nessy. A funeral announcement will follow.
Milton E. Ailes assistant secretary of the treasury impressed at a Rights Rally in New York by delivering an impromptu after-dinner talk. He joked about being called late and recounted a village epitaph tale, ending with a quip about expectations.
A man bicycling in southern France helps a donkey cart struggle up a steep hill by pushing with one hand at the back. The donkey finally reaches the top to the peasant's cheerful thanks. The peasant remarks he could not have managed with just one donkey.
Charles B. Hanford and Helen Grantly star in Shakespeare comedy at Sutton's Broad Way theater. W Al White's Elite stock company presents The Butte Mine at Family Theater Hall to full houses. Cast includes Grumioo played by Shea and Louise Carter in The Butte Mine with Miss Sutton and Miss Carter praised for strong emotional acting. Company plans a state tour starting Philipsburg and Missoula, Helena, Great Falls, with a possible summer return to Broadway theater.
Fred Gibson aged 9 died this morning. Funeral from the family residence No. 520 Kemper Avenue tomorrow Tuesday at or o'clock.
A Boston Herald reflection recalls Victor Hugo presiding at a European authors congress in Paris on international copyright. The scene shows Hugo silencing a speaker with authority, Leon on his right and Turgenie on his left, and the congress adjourned after his welcome address.
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