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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
3
Deer Lodge county commissioners convene today to discuss reversing the new county road east of Anaconda moved north last February after Washoe Copper officials proposed the change. Local farmers oppose it saying it inconveniences residents traveling to Anaconda.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a semi monthly meeting at Mrs. M. Trial's home on Lo cust street. New members joined and state secretary Mrs. W. Currah of Butte attended and spoke. Plans were finalized for a Demorest silver medal contest to be held by the local union in two weeks.
Sheriff’s raid on an alleged gambling joint last Saturday night became a matter of general interest. Those involved were reticent about the case’s outcome while County Attorney Duffy said he only knew what he read and would investigate today.
C. A. Tuttle suffered a severe cut to his left hand when the gun barrel burst during a practice shoot at the Anaconda Gun club grounds. Initial fears of serious injury were later found to be exaggerated.
Bert Story, a young switchman from Anaconda, was badly injured when an air engine collided with a slam tank door at the new washoe works. He suffered a broken left collar bone and a broken second left rib, with possible internal injuries, and was taken to St Ann's hospital. He remarked the accident would affect his summer ball playing.
Special correspondence from Granite reports Miss Pauline Marston arriving from Bozeman to visit her sister Mrs J. V. Andrews. Miss M. C. Ryan, county superintendent of schools, and Miss Hilda Noe from Philipsburg were in Granite visiting the public school. Mrs. Annie Nordquist returned Tuesday after visits in Basin and Helena.
Members of the Anaconda Woman's Literary club plan to urge adoption of the code of honor in city public classrooms. They discussed the code at a recent meeting and urged teachers to study its rules on self governance and good behavior for pupil impact. The code appeared in the Standard and will be revisited at the next gathering.
Last Saturday evening Saloma Schramm aged 11 delighted an audience at the Montana hotel with piano pieces and improvisations. Her younger sister Karla received warm praise for her performance as well. A separate ad notes imported day worsted suits and a large trouser pattern assortment at Thueson 504 East Park.
Bicycles repaired at Greigs and Miss Walker offers hats and optics from Hammerslough. Strain’s runs a 10 day bargain sale with new spring goods. Reports on meetings United Moderns and National Union, medical ads, and parade day promotions. Local residents travel to Great Falls and Butte visitors noted. Through sleeping car service on Great Northern highlighted. Strain’s sale details and hearing for Harry Morse noted.
The Rev. Mr. Macurdy of the Methodist church urged Christians to stay true to their faith and master in Anaconda. He argued Sardis-like surroundings can still produce robust piety, citing loyalty under pressure and the need to resist sin in daily life. He likened Anaconda to a demanding yet favorable field for heroism and steadfast Christian character.
A two week mission begins Sunday April 6 at St Pauls Catholic Church conducted by Jesuit Fathers P J Mulconry and M J OConnor. The program includes daily masses sermons stations of the cross and instruction for Catholics and non Catholics with papal blessings at week’s end. Seats are free and the event invites all city residents.
Mary Nooman was arrested by Officer Hartz yesterday for disturbing the peace. The officer responded to loud, angry talking at a North Main Street saloon and found her near turning the place into a rough house. She was jailed.
All members of A O H of Deer Lodge county and visiting members are asked to meet at their hall on Monday March 17 at 8 30 a m to participate in the St Patrick day celebration by order of Denis Bonner county president.
All members of B. and M. I. A. No. 2 are requested to attend the next regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Busi ness of importance. William Dougherty, Sec.
All members urged to attend at A. O. H. hall Monday morning March 17 at 8 30 to participate in St Patrick's day celebration and parade By order Joseph A Hughes pres W H Melloy R 8S
Advertised letters for week ending March 15 1902 include men Mike Baylor Charles S Belix t John G Benolken Thomas Brown Charles Boylan C Crossin Donato Dire John Donohoe I P Dawson Fred F E Edwards Marion Francis J L Flood J M Greenwood Peter Griffin Alex Hansen John Hensler Bernard Hogan Matt Hjelmool 8 A Johnson Frank D Johnson Nolfrid Laforatt Ernest P Knapp John Lieweek Burt M Merroni William Mulcahey Matt McGraw William McCameron C W Peterson Carl and Tony Hermes Sidney Sorell James Albert McLean.
Anaconda observes St Patrick's Day with an 8:20 AM start and a daylong program. A parade from A. O. H. hall to St Pauls church, Mass by Rev Father Callahan, then a parade through principal streets led by Marshal Phil Greenan. Events include a two-hall program at A. O. H. hall with concerts, recitations, and speeches, and a Turner hall program with 24 numbers. Organizers include Dennis Bonner and James White with floor and reception committees named.
A list of names under the heading for letters to be collected. The notice instructs that persons calling for the letters should say advertised and is signed by J. C. English, Postmaster.
A Great Falls dispatch reports Cascade county farmers allege the tri party board milks duties, delaying road decisions while meeting about two weeks per month at eight dollars per day per member. Taxpayers consider seeking Judge Leslie's remedy, though impeachment is deemed the only drastic option with uncertain results.
In Samar Givera, the insurgent leader, proclaims he has succeeded General Lukban who was captured by the Americans. He declares all Lukban orders void and says he was forced to issue the proclamation.
Pekin March 16. A Chinese man threw a stone at Baroness Avez zana wife of the Italian legation secretary. The dowager empress sternly admonishes Chinese to refrain from insulting foreigners in public.
The Daly Bank and Trust Company of Anaconda lists John R Toole as President M B Greenwood as Vice-President Louis V Bennett as Cashier and W C Norbech as Assistant. The notice presents the bank’s corporate officers and roles in a formal roster.
The State Board of Commissioners for the Insane in Helena invites sealed proposals for care and maintenance of the Montana insane for two years from April 7 1902. Proposals due March 2 1902 may be opened March 25 1902 at 2 PM. The board may reject any or all proposals. Signed George M. Hays Secretary of State.
Montana officials invite sealed proposals to care for prisoners at Deer Lodge State Prison for two years starting June 16 1902. Bidders must state daily rate per prisoner and include a $1000 certified check.
Notice of registration for Anaconda city wards one through six for the April 7 1902 municipal election. Registration runs March 18 to March 27 1902 at the police courtroom city hall corner Commercial Avenue and Cedar Street 9 am to 10 pm daily with a reopening April 5 1902 for absent voters. Henry Redmond James A Darby James Hicks J S Wisner register for the board. Dated March 11 1902.
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