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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1902

Page

12

Ghostly 71 Year Old Man Declares He Is Materialized Spirit

Henry Nansfield, 71, claims ghostly powers and communion with spirits. An order by Judge McClernan sent him to Warm Springs state hospital for the insane after psychiatric exam by Drs Freund and Kaley. He has been at the county poor farm since last March amid reports of electricity and telegraph interference.

Henry Nansfield McClernan Warm Springs Nansfield Ray Freund Kaley Donnelly Dr. Donnelly Montana Melemnan

Minor Police Court Cases in Pleasant Alley

Mary Green Lille Adams Emma Yemner and Willie Hastings were arraigned before Judge Boyle on ill fame charges after robberies. Adams found guilty with a $20 fine. Green discharged. Emma Yerner fined $10 after her co defendant considered guilty. Hastings fined $25 with default sentence date. Other minor fines issued for assault and related offenses.

Mary Green Lille Adams Emma Yemner Pleasant Alley Willie Hastings Galena Street Tom Burke Harvey Holmes Martin Danielson Ed James Kittly Florence Willis Rhodes Barney Shanahan Charles Jennison Tilly Ross Call Owsley Block Ross John Crow John Maguire Gene Morrison Florence Little May Sendorf Messrs. Stromberg and Mullins P. H. O'Toole

Monument listing at Montana Abstract and Title Ins Co

Levi Davis, president of Montana Abstract and Title Insurance Co, rooms 504 Hennessy Building, announces a note or address in White Brow area.

Montana Abstract and Title Insurance Company Levi Davis Hennessy Building

Large Sweet Grass ranch sale sets record price this week

John Halverson of Howie sold his lower Sweet Grass ranch to Rostad & Becken for 1500 dollars and its cattle for 12000 dollars, about 400 head at thirty dollars each. The five-section ranch yields 600 tons of hay annually with ample pasture for stock. Rostad & Becken are prominent buyers in the region.

Big Timber John Halverson Howie Rostad & Becken Messrs. Rostad & Becken

Sheep raisers adjust hay land use plan at White Beaver

The group of sheep raisers faces land shortages for hay raising. Mr Halverson will keep his several thousand sheep and graze them temporarily on his White Beaver ranch.

Halverson

Neihart Doings: Mining, Justice, and Local Happenings

Neihart reports suspended Adriance mine work after the death of Riverlux Marsh in New York City. O J Purdy escapes a wagon accident while moving lagging. Dan McKinnon is ill at Main Street home. Attorneys Brady and O Leary with Mrs. O Leary manage Edwin Barker estate. Wrestler George McLaughlin hears from Byron De Forest about a 100 yard dash challenge for $100. Neihart gym opens with 50 members. Pearl Taylor ill. Mrs. H Christian returns to Helena. St Patrick’s night AOUW dance draws about 75 couples after Cosgrove singers.

Associated Press Neihart Adriance New York City Riverlux Marsh Charles McGibbon O. J. Purdy Purdy Dan McKinnon Main Street Brady and O'Leary Byron de Forest de Forest McLaughlin Ne.hart Gymnasium Pearl Taylor H. Christian Helena A. O. U. W. Lodge St. Patrick's Night Cosgrove Singers

Big Timber News Notes Selections From Town and County

Big Timber notes include Rev Joseph Pope selling his residence to Martin Crest and occupying the Williams house briefly. W A Egles reports heavy snow in West Boulder. Billy Cochran returns from Livingston hospital with slight deafness after an abscess. RR W Peters recovers to run his Big Timber creek ranch and plans to move to town to resume livery work. Perry J Moore ships five carloads of prime steers to Chicago. Frank Wilson has three carloads of sheep in stockyards awaiting shipment amid Dakota storm delays. School trustees election set for April 5. Big Timber district elects one successor to J S Solberg. Dr J G McKay named by Gov Toole as delegate to the May national physicians’ convention in Buffalo.

Standard Big Timber Jozeph Pope Martin Crest Howle Mr. Pope Williams House W. A. Egles West Boulder Billy Cochran Livingston W. Peters Big Timber Creek Frank Wilson Dakota J. S. Solberg J. G. McKay Governor Toole National Convention of Physicians Buffalo N. Y

Miles City Notes and Elks Election Report

D C Cole of Denver and son visited Miles City en route to the Musselshell to inspect land for possible locating. he praised Montana for stock raising and farming, with Gallatin valley appeal noted. The Elks elected officers for the year at their meeting. Capt E C Lindsley of Fort Yellowstone returned from New York after his father's death on March 8 and briefly visited Miles City and Fort Keogh.

The Standard Miles City D. CC Cole Denver Kismet Musselshell Heisell Colorado Montana Gallatin Valley Elks FE. R W A. Jordan FE. L. Kt Theodore H. Bowden A. T. McAusland L. Kt M. G. Polk James Calvin Tyler W. H. Trowbridge Walter Jordan Fred Orschel E. C. Lindsley First Cavalry Fort Yellowstone New York Miles Fort Keogh Yellowstone

Browning Notes On Markets And Mines

Special Correspondence from Browning reports three horse buyers operating on the reservation for the Canadian market at fair prices Willie Wetzel returns from Spokane Commercial College Jim Ralston visits Browning on his way home to Chateau Lasity and Milan finish contract at Cracker mine reporting copper ore at 100 feet depth

Browning Willie Wetzel Spokane

Gordon Hat Gains Popular Use At Home

A hat that holds up well after home use and critique from family and friends shows why the Gordon Hat remains popular.

Gordon

Union Outlook Bright in San Francisco Labor Unity

Union leader Dan McDonald reports a thriving coastwide labor revival after six weeks on the Pacific coast. He cites union growth, a new mayor with pro-labor backing, and rising wages and shorter hours as employers and workers align. Longstanding clashes faded as ballots strengthened organized labor across Washington and California.

Dan McDonald Western Labor Union Pacific Coast McDonald Pacific’ Coast San Francisco California Union Iron Works Scotts Teamsters Board of Supervisors Washington Sound Country Butte

Motion Calendar To Day On Judge Harney Docket

The docket lists cases before Judge Harney including Hagenburger v Schumacher demurrers and costs, Baur v Boyle demurrer, Miers v city of Butte demurrer, Collins v Collins show cause and modification, Kelly v city of Butte demurrer, Barnet v O Connor vacate order, Harris administrator v Read, Kempsey v M O P Co leave to file, Schasser v Paysmore demurrer, estate of Colbert calendar placement, Hoar v Hoar support, Symons v Symons support, Anaconda Mining v Montana Smelting motion for leave, Stromberg Mullins v Karlman strike, Batchi v Batchi show cause, Askins v Clark amend complaint, Smith & Urner v Perham demurrer, Thomas v Connolly nol.

R. J. Barnet John O'Connor J. M. Harris H. A. Read Robert Kempsey E. A. Schasser Paysmore Charles Colbert Jacob Hoar Ellen Hoar Angelina Symons Brazil Symons Anaconda Mining Company Montana Smelting & Mining Company Stromberg Mullins Company G. W. Karlman Fannie Batchi G. Batchi Lizzie Askins W. D. Clark William T. Perham J. Thomas Daniel W. Connolle

New Charters Issued to Four Unions in Western District

Secretary Smith issued charters for four new unions in the past week. The brick yard employees and elevator men of Denver join the Western Labor union network, along with lumbermen and loggers near Sand Point and Hope, Idaho. H Hughes of Spokane organized the Eastern Washington district unions.

Smith Western Labor Union Brick Yard Denver Sand Point Hope Idaho Spokane Washington

Noted Twin Bridges residents bedridden with illnesses

Special Correspondence from Twin Bridges reports Judge C. P. Newell confined to bed with threatened pneumonia, F. P. Merk convalescing from bilious fever, and Grandma Christianson still very feeble after a prior fall.

Standard Twin Bridges C. P. Newell F. P. Merk

Forsyth Happenings March notes and court prep

Correspondent reports band plans for a minstrel show in April and notes sheriff deputies summoning jurors for the March 31 term. Elections, marriages, church services, and local social events are listed alongside weather, cattle and sheep reports, smallpox status, and road and river conditions.

Three Months On The Coast And Seattle Visit

A three months stay on the coast with most time spent in Seattle visiting his mother. Six section No. 11 trains passed through the city westward on Wednesday evening, the first since last Friday. Gambling is halted after Sheriff Davis ordered closures. Floaters have largely left the city and a gun club is planned. The district court term beginning March 31 will hear larceny cases against Porter McDonald, George McGuire, Frank Lowery, Seth Payne, a damage suit H Bollmier v E C Philbrick, and a water right dispute R O Bean v George Bradley et al.

Standard Forsyth Davis Choisser Rosebud Eastern Star Lodge Alexander Hall Stewart Elvira Hume E. C. Danner Methodist Church G. W. Farr Miles City J. ©. Lyndes Farr, Lanner Porter Walter Wilcutt J. W. Linsley Emmerich The Northern Pacific Charles Davis Floyd Oscar Kamhoot Bert Hammond Robert Cole Lucy Marion McIntosh Fern Clark Anna Finch Alma Lulu Austin Mayme Hammond T. E. Hammond Interior Department H. R. Marcy O. H. Straw B. Finch Rosebud County Peter Huss American Hotel Dawson County C. D. Danner Musselshell Henry Gorman Valley City N. D Yellowstone St. Patrick's Davidson Sanford Andrew Anderson Coyote C. B. Taber Cheyenne Reservation Clarence Lyndes Finn Wyant Seattle No. 11 Porter McDonald George McGuire Frank Lowery Seth Payne H. Bollmier E. C. Philbrick R. O. Bean George Bradley

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