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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway Butte telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The jewelry sale restarts today after the death of Mr Burrough, offering the public in Butte a chance to purchase fine goods at Our priced. Auctioneers Messrs Broges and Dodd oversee the two daily sessions with a 2 pm afternoon start and 7 50 pm evening start.
Butte keeps busy with visitors and registrations at Finlen and Thornton hotels. Architects, ministers, and merchants named, with births, fishing trips, and job updates among city notes and street trades.
Citywide Democratic caucuses last night chose delegates and alternates for the city convention with sharp fights in wards two eight and six. Delegates from wards one three four five seven and eight plus judges and alternates were named amid anticipated opposition tickets at tonight’s primaries.
G O MacFarland former Grand Opera House manager now head of Largey Lumber office suffered a heart attack about 4 PM yesterday. He was moved to his home and three doctors treated him. His condition was reported dangerous last evening but expected to improve by morning.
The court yesterday had no trial cases and little business. The grand jury, in session, was busy with investigations and is expected to finish by Monday with many true bills anticipated. Charges were heard against individuals suspected of stealing horses and cattle from the Fort Belknap Indian reservation.
Immense crowd gathers two doors above Leyson's jewelry store for a sale with unprecedented bargains. Webster's new unabridged dictionaries and Oxford Bibles slashed from 12.50 and 7.50 to four dollars, with only binding costs. Thomas praised as a witty yet effective auctioneer drawing buyers to hear lectures on literature.
Hight and Fairfield schedule two auction sessions today at 2 p m and 7 50 p m with items likely to attract local buyers. The sale features anticipated lots and bidding opportunities in a professional event.
A report notes that Fort Belknap Indians did not oppose an order and as a result their locks were shorn. The brief outlines the legal action and the communities affected by the ruling.
Maj. Morris L. Bridgeman, U. S. Indian agent for the Assiniboine and Gros Ventre on the Fort Belknap reserve, says nearly all 1,400 Indians have complied with the hair-cut edict. Only older men objected, but enforcement was not pursued with them. Indians are assimilating, attending schools, keeping livestock, and living in homes like white families. A sale is listed for today at 2 and 7:30 PM.
A Sherman coroner's jury ruled Frick Hill died at St James hospital after injuries from a Mountain Can mine blast on Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses tied the death to a premature explosion. funeral for Hill, survived by wife and three children, was held at Mt Moriah cemetery after a 2 pm service.
Fidelity lodge No 8 I O O F and visiting brothers are asked to meet at Fidelity hall Yeast Browiway at 1 pm Sunday the 16th to attend the funeral of Cement M Campana. Services will be at his residence 511 West Park. J B Kenyon N G J Mitchell Secretary.
J. T. Carroll Lumber Co at Arizona and Platinum streets offers the largest assortment of high grade carriages road wagons and related vehicles in Butte with very low prices. Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte offer planes and organs for best value.
The state capitol commission will decide next Thursday on the bronze tablet design for the July 4 dedication. Secretary E B Kennedy has received a photograph from the American Bronze Foundry of Chicago showing the proposed model, which will honor Governor Smith and Governor Toole, the appointed commissioners, architects Hl L Frank, the builder, the construction superintendent, and the commission secretary.
Helena dispatch reports the supreme court will issue a writ of certiorari to review two orders by Judge Clancy authorizing F A Heinze to survey underground workings at the Anaconda mine. The orders claimed ore was taken from the Belmont and Fairmont mines. The Anaconda company seeks to vacate the orders or obtain relief. The high court will require certification of the record by next Thursday for review.
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