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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

8

Helena crowds crashes wedding with rice and shoes pranks

A Helena wedding party rushed to Clancy to greet newlyweds Wilton G. Brown and wife. George Faust and companions staged a lighthearted delivery of rice and old shoes as the couple traveled toward Salt Lake, but Faust backed out and the ceremony devolved into playful embarrassment aboard the Great Northern. The crowd’s plan fizzled as the bride and groom continued their journey amid good-natured mortification and a social scramble.

Helena Clancy George Faust Butte Carl Rasch United States District Attorney Leo Faust Flathead Mor Hiclena St. Louis George Sproule Mrs. Brown Faust Marshal’s Rasch Resch

City Asked to Reimburse Plumbing Bill

A. Wehl seeks reimbursement from the city for a $47.25 plumbing bill after an overflow from a city sewer backed up in the alley behind his Imperial block building at 78 to 82 East Park Street. He paid the bill and argues city responsibility for the damage.

A. Wehl Mr. Wehl East Park Street Imperial Block

Father Nugent to Speak in Butte This Weekend

Rev. J. F. Nugent of Iowa will lecture at Sutton Broadway theater on Sunday and Monday nights. He may choose Philosophy of Civilization and Philosophy of History, delivering two noted talks by a renowned thinker and orator.

J. F. Nugent Iowa Sutton Broadway Theater

Return of Mrs. Somerville Sparks Butte Fashion Fete

Mrs. M. T. Somerville arrives from the East with refined taste in hats and millinery. Her parlors brim with latest spring styles and tasteful selections. The annual opening of spring and summer goods at 108 West Granite Street runsThursday and Friday March 13 and 14.

Butte M. T. Somerville Somerville West Granite Street

Grand jury in session with 17 members. bankruptcy cases noted

United States grand jury convened with 17 men including foreman P T Morris of Bozeman and others from Helena Billings Red Lodge Miles City and Butte. Jurors excused for various reasons. Bankruptcy actions include M D P Cooper Libby seeking discharge and George W Taft Red Lodge filing schedules with 55 percent settlement offer. Trial for Cambers vs First National Bank discussed. Referee H A Frith to hear creditors meeting set for hearing.

United States Grand Jury P. T. Morris Bozeman Foreman F. J. Nye Helena George Soule Billlings J. ¥. Solberg Big Timber J. E. Marcum Cascade D. Metler Red Lodge John Wallin Basin N. P. Sorenson J. R. Reed R. W. Neill D. D. Twohy H. A. Kennedy Harry Blumkin Knowles Asterant Carl Busch M. Dpd Cooper Libby William Beck First National Bank

Mob in Cottonwood orders Lewis family to leave valley

Special correspondence reports about 30 masked residents pressuring James Lewis to move from Cottonwood. After threatening further visits, the Lewis family relocated to Bozeman with his sister Cook and her family securing, amid a barn letters dispute, a private post office in the same area.

Standard Bozeman Cottonwood James Lewis Cook Cottonwood Canyon Lewis Neghborhood Pople

Heavily Paranoid Miner Referred for Commitment

Michael Sheehy, once a tunnel laborer from Helena and formerly of Butte, was examined in district court on his sanity after claiming miners pursue him to extract a secret copper claim. Doctors Monroe and Ward formed the medical jury, and Sheehy was committed to the asylum.

The Standard Boulder Michael Sheehy Great Northern Tunnel District Court W. M. Fergus Whitehall Board of County Commissioners Judge Parker Sheehy Helena Asylum Butte

Dan Spring Introduces Neat New Shirt Styles on Market

Dan Spring offers a wide assortment of shirts including plaited soft and laundered bosoms negligee and dress shirts in various fabrics such as Percale Madras and Oxford. Prices range from 75c to 2.59 with sizes available and detached cuffs matching. Watch Hennessy’s widows.

Hennessy

Hats in Church and at Dinner in Seventeenth Century Style

The passage notes seventeenth century habit of wearing hats in church and at meals. It praises GORDONS hats as attractive and comfortable, calling them good style and easy to wear. The text emphasizes quality and fit with phrases like easy and well made.

Banister

Contests Expected in Democratic Caucuses and Primaries

Democratic caucuses tomorrow and Saturday primaries forecast sharp ward battles for aldermanic nominations. Dempsey likely renominated in First ward with or without labor support. Second ward unsettled as longtime council member Bryant leaves. Third ward factions support Page against Gleeson. Fourth ward Mayo backers seek another term amid likely clash. Sixth and Eighth wards feature strong opposition and dark horses. overall strong voter interest contrasts with Republican and labor apathy. Money to Loan at 10 Per Cent on approved real estate security offered by J. F. Fariss & Co.

Dempsey Dempey Labor Party Thomas Bryant Page Gleeson Day Supreme Court Mayo Siebenaler J. J. McInerney William Hogan J. J. Knowlton

Gallatin Valley Notices Drummer Dives Into Cigar Sales

In Bozeman on March 11 a drummer or peddler was jailed for selling cigar samples. He paid a $20 fine and costs to the city and about $6 more to the county. He claimed his child was sick and he needed money, but the pleas failed. He regrets losing his samples and $386. Farming begins in valley parts as spring arrives early and squirrels abound while flowers bloom in sheltered Gallatin locales.

Standard Bozeman Gallatin

J. T. Carroll Lumber Sees New Vehicle Stock

J. T. Carroll Lumber announces two carloads of fine vehicles arrived with another car on the way. Visit Corner Arizona and Platinum streets to inspect the stock.

J. T. Carroll Lumber Company Arizona Platinum Streets

White Muslin Shirts Offered In Various Styles

Men’s white muslin shirts with linen bosoms shown in long and short sleeve versions with back opening and button hole cushions. All sizes priced at 1.00 each. Also Manhattan white muslin shirts with fine linen bosoms and wristbands in coat style opening down the front. Available in all sizes and sleeve lengths at 1.25 each.

Manhattan

Manhattan Shirts Offer Fine Madras Shirts in Colors

Men’s fine Madras shirts described in red and blue with four inch plaited bosoms laundry neck band and attached cuffs. Prices listed at 3.00 and 3.50 dollars. Also available are negligee style shirts with colored stripes and attached cuffs priced at 2.50 dollars.

M Governs Frightful Visit Reported at Stull

A terse note from Stull records a frightful incident involving a figure named M Govern who reportedly caused alarm in the town. Details are sparse but the event drew local attention and prompted concern among residents.

McGovern Tries To Escape Train After Missouri Visit

Jim McGovern, visiting from Butte, Montana to Missouri, balks at boarding a railway car. Bob Whalen uses blinders and a black bottle to calm him and backs him into a Pullman, insisting the trunk stay beside him as the train departs amid frantic efforts to escape.

Jim McGovern Butte Missouri Montana Price Bob Whalen McGovern Northern Pacific Buck Whalen

Experienced Insurance Man Wanted In Hamilton Street Ad

Exerting united efforts to keep him from jumping through the window, no alarming reports along the route. It is presumed he calmed down. J. H. Fariss & Co. advertises for an experienced insurance man at 119 Hamilton street.

Neihart School Program and Local News Swiftly Reported

Neihart March 11 notes list a Friday opera house program by the school children including songs drills recitations and a farce with names such as Maud Arthur Alice Harrison Sadie Pattin gale and Kate Farrell plus a Boy Engineer piece. Local items report Scarlet fever in the Jacobson family illness of drayman Tom Carr and visitors from Helena. A court case Count Richard Kleesatter vs George Roehl ends with delivery to Kleesatter and $20 contempt fee.

Neihart Opera House Soax America School United States Maud Arthur Alice Harrison Sadie Pattingale Frances McCoole Cora Walker James Drenville Willie Harrison Philip Hynes Kate Farrell Pearl Powers Wand Lunsford Big Sandy Tom Carr Matt Jacobson Ollie Bane Birdie Mix Helena A. J. Attwood Great Falls Episcopal Church Dan Lenny Richard Kleesatter George Roehl Fitzpatrick John W. Stanton Grey Falls Bennett Klee~attel

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Butte News W. E. Dodd W. Park St Cutte, Mont Shodair Block Lutey Bros Stewart Range Davis & Weimescary CO Main St Butte, Moni Pipestone Springs Wm. E. Casey Hot Springs, Arkansas R. Burket Prop Pipestone Springs, Mont Clancy Station Mrs. W. G. Brown Globe Tailoring Co W. Park Street Father Nugent Inery Judge Knowles United States Court Acorn Mr. Robson New York Gibson Gallatin Valley Popular Family Knox Prince Henry Monte Carlo Hennessy’s Dan J. F. Fariss & Co Hamilton Street Corner West Granite Gallatin Country Hmenmuss Butte, Montana M'Govern Stull J. H. Fariss & Co
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