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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates figured and furnished on application.
Butte notes record visitors and residents including A J Fisk from Helena and Miss Alice Lowery visiting Anaconda. Tuner trades shown with Fred Orton J G Bates and Montana Music Co. Local events mention a church meeting Rev Charles F Richardson and Unitarian service. A new Clark building for Dr Chevigny and city gossip on mines and social visits fill the day.
In Butte a dispute over shorter work hours between Teamsters and employers shows no new developments. Dan McDonald may act as arbitrator as the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly convenes to hear Teamsters and employers, with a possible solution expected next Monday or Tuesday.
The notice promises fresh Tuyler's candy and a future guarantee that every pound sold is perfectly fresh. It offers a free five pound box of Huyler's for every pound of stale candy purchased from the seller, detailing a customer goodwill policy.
Investors are told a company formed to develop the Jenny Dell and October claims has secured the properties west of Eveline. Eveline has produced 500000 dollars at 300 feet. Ores pitch into Jenny Dell. company plans paying mine with limited expenditure. 200000 shares authorized. 50000 offered at 1 dollar. inquiry at No 47 East Broadway Butte Mont.
Secretary Mahon announces the official call for the Mining Congress to be issued soon and notes Boise mayoral letter praising mining congress and Thunder Mountain. He also mentions a Sharer letter about delegates from Michigan Ohio and Illinois planning a chartered train to attend in Butte.
Cosgrove's traveling orchestra performed at the Auditorium last night under the Modern Woodmen of America camp 5805 and Royal Neighbors of America camp 1462 auspices. The group featured Swiss bells and chimes among other instruments. Selections ranged from grand opera to Sousa marches and sacred works. A dance followed the concert with strong attendance.
County board of health met and authorized up to $1000 for cleaning streets and alleys in Centervile Meaderville and nearby towns. Sanitary Officer Kelley to serve notices on property owners to clean within a set time or face arrest. Commissioners hired James Canney at $100 a month to prepare a delinquent tax roll for 1889 to 1901.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Thomas A. Kelley of Park City and Nellie O'Brien of Butte. August Mueller died this morning and the remains are at Sherman and Reed's. S. M. Roberts, clerk of the district court, went to Helena yesterday to testify as a witness in a criminal case trial there.
Archbishop Corrigan shows progress as Dr. E L Keyes reports a good night's rest and steady strength gain. The patient may sit up in four to five days and will receive limited visits while doctors reduce consultations to twice daily after Sunday.
A man using seven aliases and a letter of credit like those of the National Hotel Keepers association swindled hotels in the Midwest and East out about 12000 dollars. He presented bogus checks drawn on Ear Fruit company California and listed names C. Hoff man C. A Cotteral James Bailey A. B Webster W. M. Bissell H. D. Gordon and L. O. Steuben. Edward A. also, president of the hotel men's as
Reports continue to trail a swindler who plays the same game in every city. In Buffalo he presented a letter of credit said to be indorsed by George C. Boldt of the Waldorf Astoria, prompting investigators to compile the evidence.
Pendleton Oregon special dispatch reports Elsie Waters has filed suit against T. K. Parker to recover wages for six years riding and caring for cattle. An expert stock woman she claims her services were worth 125 dollars a year for the first three years and 180 dollars a year for the last three, with only board received.
H W Kerrigan of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club set two world marks in Portland Oregon. He ran into a new running high dive record of 6 feet 2 and a half inches and cleared 15 feet 3 and 4/4 inches in the running long dive, adding 20 inches to the world record.
The 13 year old Willie Hoppe tours the West beating top players and running 100 points in a single 60 inch back line game in St Louis. Father Frank Hoppe accompanies him to arrange matches as the youngster earns a growing reputation across towns. Hartford Mayor Sullivan bans boxing at Nutmeg Athletic Club after election win. Whitehall Bozeman College football score noted with teams Whitehall and Bozeman.
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