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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1902
Page
10
Advertisement notes 14 dozen Rogers Bros teaspoons on Saturday sale. Regular price 3.00 per set of six. Saturday price 2.25. Includes discount wording and promotional context for shoppers.
Democratic delegates chosen in ward caucuses across Butte with fights centering in the Second and Eighth wards. Reagan led the Second ward caucus ticket to 114 votes over 101 for Holland, while Hogan led the Eight ward slate over Knowlton and Sutherland by 140 to 75.
Orton Bros state agents for W. W. Kimball pianos and organs invite readers to buy high quality instruments at low prices with easy terms. Catalogues and quotations offered. carloads arriving. ad highlights endorsements from renowned musicians and awards. Located at 219 North Main Street, Butte, Montana.
Members of Oswego lodge No 9 K of P and visiting brothers meet at the hall at 1 p m on Monday March 17 to attend the funeral from 316 Fast Summit street at 2 30 p m. Arthur Perham cc Katherine M Carroll expresses thanks to Miners union AOH and friends for support during Thomas Carroll’s illness and death.
J. F. Fariss & Co. offer loans at nine and ten percent on improved real estate security. Located at 119 Hamilton Street, corner of West Granite.
Judge M. H. Parker of Boulder is at the Finlen hotel. O. Hansen of Chicago is stopping at E. K. Stone of Quincy Illinois. Thomas B. C. Johnson of Boston is at an unspecified location.
The Butte Oil company voted to raise capital from 45000 pounds to 100000 dollars and continues work on a land hold in the Kintla lake district Flathead county. Drilling halted as casing supply ran out but shipment arrived at Kelton and will be used to resume by month end. The firm expects to drill 3000 feet and may sink a new well within months. Parrafin-base oil from seepages shows strong surface indications.
Samuel Cook aged 47 died last night. The remains are at Dugigan's with no funeral arrangements made yet.
William Healey aged 2 years and 6 months died yesterday at the family residence 416 East Galena street. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 o clock.
John Kramer reports his cabin at 225 South Main Street was entered by James O Reilly. Police arrested O Reilly on suspicion and he remains in the city jail pending investigation. The suspect claimed it was for shelter and an examination showed no disturbance.
Dr C F E McCoy announces location in the Goldberg block at Park and Academy streets corner, rooms 306 and 307 with telephone S77F. He specializes in surgery women’s diseases and eye ear nose throat. Free consultation during the next 30 days.
A wedding occurred at the South Street home of Mr and Mrs Murrish celebrating Tucker and Murrish union. Guests attended from local families and friends marking the ceremony with a private vows and reception.
Shelly J. Tucker and Miss Hannah J. Murrish were married yesterday evening by Rev. J. E. Noftsinger at the First Baptist church. A number of friends witnessed the ceremony and offered best wishes. the presents were both beautiful and useful.
All members of division No 2 are requested to meet at Miners hall at 8 o'clock Monday morning to take part in St Patrick's day parade. J J Grogan president and David Hanley secretary. A reception will be given by the Ladies auxiliary division 1 and 2 Hibernia hall on the afternoon of March 17 to divisions 1 2 and 3 of the A O H and R E L A. Lunch will be served after the parade.
In Parc Saint-Maur near Paris, Edouard Leroy a 52 year old head clerk at La Rent Fonciere killed his wife Machefer after a confrontation at their detached home. He stabbed her with a cobbler's awl and cut her throat then shot himself, leaving letters explaining a morbid motive and his regret. Neighbors say the couple argued frequently and Leroy had threatened murder before.
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