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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local page note mentioning Chicago, Denver, and a bank name with a sideboard reference. The readable bits imply a brief item on a business or social notice but lack clear actions or dates.
An incomplete paragraph from a February issue references civic duties and a funeral, mentioning a citizen and local matters. The readable parts indicate an everyday municipal or community update with limited identifiable names or actions.
August Heinze filed suit in district court against Anaconda and Parrot companies to restrain them from trespassing on the StarSipper mine. He alleges underground work from Little Mina has reached under his compressor and hoisting plant on the Nipper, threatening collapse and destruction of his property. He asserts ownership of the ore and mine rights.
A restraining order was granted for Heinze with hearing set for April 15 after a claim cited by a party of interest alleging defendants are pursuing the claim without consent. A prior action by Thomas McLaughlin, receiver of part of the Nipper, led to removal by the supreme court. In Kenyon v Cannon et al, a stipulation named W A Pennington as referee replacing Green Majors, approved by Judge Clancy amid defense objections. Judge Harney did not hold court yesterday due to his illness.
The Silver Bow county and Butte district receive 5518.24 from the seventh legislature’s 20000 “bribery money” fund. Other county districts share smaller sums. The county census shows 10978 school children aged 6 to 21, yielding 52 cents per child for education.
All members of Damon lodge No. 1 and visiting Knights are asked to meet at the lodge room at 1 o'clock sharp Monday afternoon to attend the funeral of Brother James Treloar. J. H. Dougherty, E. C.
Mrs J H Atkins of Morris block at Montana and Broad sells a high grade Knabe piano. The listing notes cheap prices and a quick sale offering to interested buyers in the local area.
James Kidder company manager John Moore laments that 16 of 18 chorus girls have married since the season began for A Midsummer Night's Dream. Telegraphed requests to New York agents to send replacements go unanswered as girls wed across the United States from New Orleans to Portland. By Cincinnati Atlanta and beyond, more dancers marry or quit, leaving a depleted forest scene and a stage door guarded to prevent departures.
Articles of incorporation filed by prominent Butte men to create Silver Bow Oil company with principal office in Butte and capital stock of 75000 dollars. Subscribers include Dabney Donahoe Hodgeng Frank Mantle Spriggs and others. Company aims to buy and sell oil lands in California and prospect for oil. The event was followed by a social gathering and a Junior social club named The West Side Merry Makers with Rosella Murphy as president.
A Friday night gathering of young folks occurred at the home of Mrs W B Weldh located at 103 South Ex. The event drew local youths and provided a social meeting in the neighborhood with reports noting orderly conduct and community spirit.
The county commissioners appointed judges for the April 6 school election. District 1 includes Pat Colligan George Neenan William Dyer. District 2 adds M J Geiger Arthur Smith Dan Hastings. District 3 lists H B Clark Louis W Shodair A W Stevens. District 4 assigns John Holland Edward Sweeney Mike Muldering. District 5 names W T Brennan James Burns Alex Anderson. District 6 designates Edgar M Tower Sol Levy Evan O Jackson. District 7 lists Thomas A Morrin J P Glover Louis P Bowman. District 8 names John H Hunter W E Headings Anthony McBride. District 9 has John Sattes Joseph Singer Joseph Melger.
J. and Cox, linked with Steve Wells in the gambling room shooting behind the city hall, were freed yesterday on a $500 bail bond posted by sureties J. A. Henshaw and Mrs. Annie M. Westlake. They appeared before Judge Clancy and Cox was released from jail. He faced a murder charge in justices court but has not had a hearing, and no information has been filed in district court yet.
A young man named Frank Dunnane claimed employment at Butte Reduction Works and was taken to the county jail yesterday after a drunken episode. He appeared intoxicated and was unable to explain his actions, authorities said.
A man claimed to be the hardest drinker ever to visit Butte while en route to the Hotel de Furey and later jailed. Police took him to the county jail in South Hutte as his court mind inquiry is planned. Doris Myers, 27, died yesterday with funeral notices to follow.
Carload of monuments tablets and headstones advertised with best stock in Montana. First class work and material. Prices reasonable. R A Ketehin successor to J B Tuite located at 204 South Montana Street at corner Silver Street.
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