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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
4
A 16 year old, Hi ram Sweifel, was brought before Justice Kennedy on a reform school matter after his mother claimed he refused work. He told authorities he would work if he could find a place. The boy is in county jail awaiting further court action as authorities plan a thorough investigation with sensational features anticipated.
George H. Daniels announces a new steamship bureau within the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad to assist arriving trans Atlantic and coastwise passengers. Captains Louis Ingwersen and F A G Schultze will supervise, meeting ships from major lines and arranging tickets, baggage handling, parlor and sleeping car space, cabs, timetables, and onward rail transport. They will also guide travelers abroad via Grand Central, with baggage care and ticketing arranged in advance.
Jarred Green and Miss Hilda Thoen were quietly married Saturday evening March 15 at the bride’s brother’s home 211 West Third street. Rev. W. H. Setzer of the Baptist church officiated with a small circle of near relatives present.
From Maine to California reports tell of women who overcome bloodless, nervous, and run down conditions using Paine's Celery Compound. The ad cites improved color and energy, claims to raise red blood cells, and includes a letter from Mrs. Martha P. Lunceford of Crawfordsville Georgia praising cures of dyspepsia heart trouble and rheumatism with rapid sleep improvements and renewed vitality.
Warning alerts readers to avoid counterfeit Diamond Dyes and to request Diaulogd products only, urging careful shopping to ensure dye quality and color results.
Miss Lizzie Green served as bridesmaid and Willard H Green was best man for a couple long known in Anaconda. Mr Green works as a machinist at the new works. After the ceremony guests gathered for a supper in the dining room. Thumson at 504 East Park offered suits at $24.
Miss Annie H Evans and Henry J Morrison united in marriage by Rev Alfred Brown at the bride's Maple Street residence with only immediate relatives present. The couple left for Salt Lake City on their honeymoon, while gifts were exchanged and a luncheon held.
By mutual consent the partnership of Pat Kirley and Lawrence Keenan operating the K. and K. saloon at 805 East Park Avenue Anaconda is dissolved. Pat Kirley has bought Keenan’s interest and all accounts. remaining balances must be settled with Pat Kirley. Dated Anaconda Mont March 15 1922.
Anaconda Democrats set ward caucuses for delegate selection to the primary election tomorrow. The ward apportionment totals include six to fourteen delegates per ward plus three at large. caucus sites span 74 West Fourth Street, Mon tana hotel rear church, Weies block East Park, city hall, 213 Birch Street, and 721 East Park. The primary runs 4 PM to 8 PM with a March 24 convention to nominate aldermen.
Police keep watch in Anaconda amid rumors of night prowlers and a spate of petty robberies. Three strangers were arrested and released on floaters after investigations. Western residents report repeated disturbances with raps on windows but no major robberies confirmed.
News arrives of a mine accident at Silver Bell mine where W. H. Smith, an employee, was injured while lighting fuses. An explosion struck him in the tunnel, knocking him down and sending him to the mouth before other charges blew. He was taken home by neighbors. a physician was summoned, with condition described as unknown.
A Browning to Kalispell oilfield visit follows a report of a gusher in Alberta near the ceded strip in Teton county. Marriage license granted to Sam R. Wilber and Margaret Powers. Insanity commission for John Healy, Sun River rancher, to Warm Springs. Scarlet fever cases two Burroughs children. diphtheria illness in Guy Woodworth. Public schools close for Easter break, reopen March 31.
Everett Washington March 20. The Everett Trades' council authorizes a circular for eastern circulation advising mechanics to keep away from Puget sound cities unless they come with money. The letter claims advertising material is false and misleading and would flood Puget Sound districts with idle men if unchecked.
Washington March 20 Job Thompson commissioned postmaster at Townsend A pension granted to Francis L Pilcher of Missoula and increase to Lucy Jane Hawkins original widow
A Cave Spring Georgia woman credits a diet change with beating hay fever. She says daily Grape-Nuts improved her health, increased weight from 90 to 110 pounds, and her hay fever symptoms vanished by September, attributed to better health and routine. Postum Co. backing noted.
David R. Davies, former head of construction for Western Union Telegraph in the fourth district covering Oregon Washington Arizona Nevada and parts of Utah and New Mexico, is promoted to general superintendent of construction for the central division overseeing territory west of Pittsburgh to the Canadian and Mexican lines. He departed for Chicago to assume duties.
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