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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1903

Page

10

Landmark Manhattan land dispute ends in partial award

A lengthy 1880s partition dispute over ground west and east of Mouitana street concludes with Johnston receiving $900 and O Donnell awarded a share for his undivided interest. The jury’s verdict, guided by Bourquin, hinges on an informal agreement not on record. Separate items announce a May 4 concert at Orton’s Hall featuring Mrs Elena May Pherson and Mrs Hamman King, with tickets at 59 cents.

Ghangellor O'Donnel Dudga Clark Mouitana Street Gannor O Dawiell Citar Connor Johnmton Ale Ghanestor O'Donnel Bourquin Johniaton O'Donnell Haif al Inn Conner Ant Nin N. Kirk Johnston Mae Vine O'Donnell Trurnett Sopraga Salaist Elena MayPherson Planiet Hamman King Attragtlopa Orton Hut Thirsiyes

Butte Current Notes Show Casual Local Dispatches

A jumble of small town items from Butte notes includes names like Moser, Kady’s, Orton Bros, Keeley Inst, and Alhambra. reports on residents in city and nearby towns, travel to Livingston and Seattle, arrivals from Bozeman, and a baby birth. Mentions of Missoula, Helena, and California trips appear amid brief notices of deaths and social events.

Finch family letters reveal urgent request for wife's knowledge

Fragmentary letter from Arizona details illness of Alfred Finch and a plea to his wife through Clark family contact in Nuce Arte. The writer cites a long illness, surgery by Maw Bishee, and concern over estate and family ties. References to Parker and CHMRLY names appear, with instruction for the wife to be informed immediately.

Bessig Clark Alfred Finch Finch Pheve Clark Jay Arizona Sears Cale

Winner of contest to represent schools at Interscholastic meet

Special dispatch from the Stahdant Livingston notes the annual declamatory contest for Park Vanny High School will be held next Wednesday evening at the operahouse. The winner will represent the school at the Interscholastic meet in Missoula on the 19th. Participants include Miss Idi Miller in Heath Disk, Miss Sarele Van Doren in Sergius to He Lien, Miss Elizabeth Short in Red Vow s Hall Came, Miss Ed erens in Death of Benedict Aral pard, Miss Ruby Myers in RK of Sicily, and Wilson in Execution of Sidney Curzon. Judges are out-of-town. prizes and other details not disclosed.

Stahdant Livingston Mass Park Vanny Missoula Idi Miller Heath Disk Mark Twain Sarele van Doren Sergius He Lien Elizabeth Short Red Vow' S Hall Ederens Benedict Aralpard Ruby Myers Sicily Longfellows Wilson Sidney Curzon Dickens Eli Huth Siert Cary Centennial Marcel

Runaway Wagon Harms Elliston Man In Workplace Accident

Beatrice Mining and Milling Co wagon from mine to Elliston causes severe injuries to A. Lick steel. He is thrown 108 feet, with multiple fractures and internal injuries. Driver knocked down, wagon overturned, horses spooked, rescuers report grave but potentially recoverable condition.

Ellistaternoon Walang Beatrice Mining and Milling Company Eilliston A. Licksteel

May 3 Timber Notes from Big Timber

Local notes report L B P Fillinger selling his Grand hotel stake and retiring, with W Tucker to run the Grand and manage the Mania. hotel repairs to elevate to first class status. Hail building a new southern residence. Grover buys cattle for shipment. L M Lewenman transferred to Whitehall as night operator. Keenman relieved by A D Greene, Greene hospitalized. Wheaton to work nights. other administrative moves noted. 國

Stara Big Timber L. BP Grand Tucker Montana Hotel Grover of Oakes L. M. Lewenman Wight Northert Pacific Whitehall Mont Mf Keenman A. D. Greene Missoula Re Wheaton

Divorces, contempt, and probate notes at county court

Deputy fails to serve bench warrant as Minnie Hardeste and others face contempt for court nonappearance. Judge Monrantis hears will contest of George Lynam. letters testamentary issued to Mrs. Lyman guardian for two children. allegations of missing funds and guardianship actions surface amid chaotic docket notes.

Minnie Hardeste Bonrmy Terry Maher Mart Jlardasty Lintere Dudeg Donlin Lyman Bothme Digi Roche

Barefoot defendants appear before federal court

Indicted men appeared in court last week including Nellie and Daniel J Isary Buckman Turner and others charged with rifle thefts and intrusion on Crow Reservation. One defendant Charles Smith faced attempted murder charges while a man arrived wearing worn slippers he could not keep on his feet.

Trejena Is Sraaul Nellie Daniel J. Isary Buckman Janes Tenois John Bateman Charles Sisith Ted Uelsha

Supreme Court Hears Cases From Cascade and Silver Bow Counties

The Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of the Great Falls Water Painted Townsite Company versus Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company from Cascade County. It also heard the appeal of Samuel Ayott against Peter Mateuu from Silver Bow County, involving an accounting for buildings erected in relation to the suit.

Stan Helena Meysl Supreme Court Great Talls Hosinn & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company Cascade County Samuel Ayott Peter Mateuu Silver Bow County

Modern Woodmen Elect Their State Officers

Special Dispatch to the Standard. Exalfeneth May 2 The business meeting of the state camp of Modern Woodmen of America was held today H H Hanson of Great Falls was elected state consul and George W Sturm of Billings state clerk The three selections from Metcalfe to the national camp at Milwaukee are J W Walker of Kalispell Charles Rentazer of Butte and PF Streethers of Helena The meeting chose Teozeman for the next annual camp hold Livingston May 2 The city meeting heard from the Postal Telegraph Company proposing street designation by which the company would enter the city from Bozeman A note clarifies the organization is not the one founded by Jenny Mackay and Jan Goystern Bessett A Hall is president of the company and PF is surveying Bear Creek for a road The quarterly state chancer health meeting reports diphtheria as the only health exception Dr T O Tuttle reelected secretary and state health official Emil Starz named.

Moser Kady's Orton Bros Keeley Paul Yoell South Dan Fand du Lac H. Bacclay Frog Helena Munsey P.O West Park Willam J. Lutey Mood Hat Aid Mont Wenry Mueller Toduth Tom Tavelle Srllete California Mary Hines J Aa. Searle Hd. Wayes Thomas McGovern Annié McGovern Barement Mes. Knowlton J. A. Cooney W. E. Reynolds W. E. McDoiell Nevada Tonopah Jon Dor Retney Lustier Deavy John M. Daugherty Omaha Speratator Mullins Washington Wistie John To William J Seattle Standard Exalfeneth H. H. Hanson Great Falls George W. Sturm Billings Mectane Milwzikee J. W. Walker Kalispell Charles Rentazer Bute Fant Dntin PF. Streethers Ils Maer Teozeman Aneeting Livingstons Bozeman Jenny W. Mackay Jan Goystern Wok A. Hall Bear Creek Thal Enterprise Coulolk Tink Stunna Velena Chainer Health T. O. Tuttle Montana Tuttle Emil Starz

Revivalist sermons spark mass meeting in West Morrie Street

A revivalist preacher fils the city with a fiery address in West Morrie Street and the Auditorium. Attendees hear Luke’s words as a crowd packs both venues. Officials announce early morning services and midnight mass meetings at the same location with a parade planned from the Auditorium.

Biederwolt Hylan Poltowlne Luke Havng x Mass Opera Rouse Oelick Od Sane Wai Cco Auditoriaud Inessal

Police Court April Report Shows 60 Cases Handled

Report of Tulicr J udg Boyie details 60 cases in April court. Drunkenness led with 32 cases, 9 for malicious mischief, 4 for assault, 2 for carrying concealed weapons. Of these, 32 jailed, 6 dismissed, 1 suspended, 15 paid fines. Total fines $1,069 with $1,612 in other charges. prostitution inmates listed as 14. Lynen Rochester Company cited as premier brokers. ranker endorses reliability.

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