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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
10
The Great Northern Express sale closed after two days with 1709 items sold and receipts near 1250 dollars just shy of package charges. Bidders favored sight unseen bargains over obvious value, unwrapping trunks to reveal surprise contents and jokes at the dusty auction room in Butte.
Registration opens at 9 this morning for the school election and runs for three days with hours 9 to 12, 1 to 5, and 6 to 10. Precincts 1 through 29 list agents and addresses from Walkeville to Butte and beyond, including Daly Street, Dunne Avenue, North Main, Armory, East Quartz, West Broadway, and South Warren.
A quiet school board meeting adjourned by 9 PM with minimal action. Trustees approved general plans for a Blacktail school and instructed the building committee to seek bids. Estimated cost runs about 1000 to 1200 dollars with bills totaling 91.
Audited and ordered paid for wood and freight charges. Grand Concert and Ball under the German American Progressive society of Silver Bow county at the Auditorium on Thursday evening March 28, 1903. Tickets for concert and hall 50 cents. The committee chairman FW Evaphal and Mary Katherine Grand, months-old daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Grand, died last night. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm. Great Northern railway tickets on sale at 41 North Main Street for Anaconda and intermediate stations.
Special Dispatch from Billings reports Robert Lee of Stealing over 700 cattle from the Crow Indian tribe. Held in 4000 bail to answer in Helena district court. Prosecution cites 16 000 plus value. Sheriff of Crow territory and Wyoming authorities probe Garvin basin corrals with defaced brands.
In the Minnie Healey case Finlen contests an alleged deal with Heinze, Montana Ore Purchasin g Co, and Johnstown Mining. He says no sale occurred and only a preliminary plan to gauge ore value existed. He notes he owns five eighths of the property, with the rest in Johnstown, claimed as a trust. He admits purchases from Caroline V. Kelly and claims further interest via a will.
The Democratic Populist party plans a Thursday night rally in Walkerville to urge voters in the city election next month. Speakers include J. Nevins Professor Woodcock Luke Noonar and Judge Neenan appearing in Judge Neenan's office.
Mrs John V Sullivan aged 32 died Monday at the family residence 717 East Summit Street. The funeral will be held Thursday at 9 am with services at St Patrick's Church.
Salt Lake City March 2 4 The Tribune will publish a plan for a mammoth Denver and Rio Grande system uniting Utah Colorado lines into one system within the Missouri Pacific fold. Estimated capitalization exceeds 91 million dollars with several Rio Grande subsidiaries and Colorado lines joining. operation centered in Denver with Salt Lake traffic offices.
A citizens meeting in Philipsburg aims to nominate three aldermen for the city election. In the district court room Dr Getty was chosen temporary chair and George P Durham temporary secretary. Nominated are N B Ringeling Fred A Beley and Dr Power. Retiring aldermen are A A Fairbair George Cartier and W E Moore. The Granite County Sunday School Convention opened at the Methodist church with Rev John Orchard leading and more attendance expected.
Great Falls city council approved an eight hour work day for all city employees after a peaceful meeting. Aldermen Sullivan and Elliott, both Republicans, ran the measure which was adopted without dissent.
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