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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
9
Fragmented yet readable OCR mentions two pounds of shoulder steaks and a beet item, with unclear phrases. Names and precise context are missing, but the text points to a grocery or dinner item listing with quantities and product names.
A local business dispute leaves chicken merchants facing a receiver's hands as legal action unfolds. A baby reportedly found on a doorstep prompts police and social workers to investigate possible custody concerns and welfare risk in Butte.
Judge McClernan spent about an hour yesterday ruling on a demurrer and motion to quash in city v W B Wellech. The case related to keeping a box of live chickens on a sidewalk for 31 minutes near 269 East Park street, violating a 30 minute rule. The court upheld the demurrer, quashed the warrant, and dismissed the case, with assistant city attorney Bollinger opposing. The trial included questions about the necessity of inspecting statutes to contest the charge.
Trial before Justice Taylor Jy Spurds Hut te centers on Langstadt and Hellingham charged with grand larceny for alleged theft of supplies from Montana Electrical Company over six months. Prosecution claims Langstadt used slips to route unpaid goods through store, warehouse, and stock records, with Hellingham admitting oversight while asserting orders were controlled by Langstadt.
Twenty-seventh Judicial District Judge Harney names C H Smith receiver for Rodgers and Hoffman houses in Tutte. Bank holds mortgage of about 67000 on property valued near 90000 with four or five storerooms and flats. Other suits target Frank McMurray and Anne Murray and multiple mineral claims. Attorneys Kirk and Clinton for the bank. Tickets listed for Maiden Rock Melrose Glen routes.
A girl baby under a week old was left on a doorstep on Excelsior Avenue of Tutte near Paul Clark's residence Wednesday night or early yesterday. A matron at the home cared for the infant, weighed under four pounds, and a doctor said the baby could have died if exposure continued. The mother remains unknown and efforts will continue to identify her.
An important Irish Teague meeting will convene at Julian's courtroom to rally members and supporters for Ireland's cause. W K Dayer will preside, outlining the agenda and tasks, with officers including John G Holland, Canning, John Diya, W D Clark, and others detailed among the organizing committee. Also listed are travel offers to San Francisco and Los Angeles, with prices and sale dates, and notices of social events opening today with committees named.
At a Montana club meeting in Helena, funds surpassed $20,000 toward a new club building after the fire that gutted the Montana club. Messages of sympathy from associations statewide and leaders in Helena, Great Falls, Billings, and beyond urged rapid fundraising and support to rebuild.
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