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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
10
Over sixty years the remedy has eased teething for millions of mothers. It soothes the child softens gums relieves pain cures wind colic and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide seek Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and avoid other kinds. Twenty Five Cents a Bottle.
The company reserves the right to refuse connection if an inspection certificate is not presented with the application. They require notice when wiring starts and will provide the inspector’s services free of charge to ensure public safety.
Theosophists worldwide observe White Lotus Day honoring Mme Helena Petrovna Blavatsky founder of the modern theosophical society. The article recalls her life from Russian aristocracy to occultist author of Isis Unveiled and The Secret Doctrine, her clashes with critics, and the symbolic meaning of the white lotus.
In a lighthearted note a forecaster jokes about June rain while a promotions page runs a contest by Ed Mayer at 65 West Park Street. Visitors may win six cabinet photos by guessing the beans in a jar with each 25 cent purchase. Watch cleaning and mainspring repairs are offered with a one year guarantee.
The Y M C A prepares to expand from the Goldberg block to larger space. Two options are considered a three story West Park street building to lease whole floors or Quartz street smaller quarters as temporary. A committee will report feasibility and a furniture panel is named.
Carl Wagner was arrested yesterday on his wife's complaint after she asked that he be taken in until he promised not to mistreat her. She said he abused her and violated their marriage contract. He was found yesterday and jailed, later posting a bond for future court appearance.
Rio Grande lines sell excursion tickets on June 7 10 14 and 16 to Missouri river points return 42 St Louis 49.50 Chicago 53.50 Final return limit September 15 The trip passes Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Grand Canyon Royal Gorge Manitou Colorado Springs Denver Stopovers allowed Write W C Bride 47 Fast Broadway Butte for details and literature.
News reaches Butte of the death in San Francisco of Humphrey Booth known as Boots a 24 year old messenger boy and later a jockey on San Francisco tracks He lived with his brother William in San Francisco His sister Mrs James Coombs resides in Butte Cause of death was consumption Funeral held yesterday with burial in San Francisco Mrs Coombs is a local contact for the family
Protect yourself against accident or sickness. Union Casualty and Surety Company, 422 Hennessy building.
A New York Times letter from Kimberley depicts Cecil Rhodes amid imperial dreams of British South Africa. Rhodes consoles a wounded soldier, pledging to provide for the mother, saying the cost of struggle is worth the fruits to come.
The International Detective agency at 21 22 Owsley block remains active answering state and East coast correspondence. Many visitors consult with managers and entrust cases, with residents urged to support this service as a protection for Montana.
The third assistant to the city weather bureau chief predicts one more regular snow fall followed by three sunny days. Rain is expected at intervals afterward for a period not specified.
A report from a joint committee of the Brewers Union and Bottlers and Drivers Union states wage talks with boss brewers are unresolved. The unions demand 4 dollars for eight hours, bottlers and drivers 3.50, with eight days to present full proposals to the brewers. If accepted, higher wages would take effect from the first of the month. Walker, the paper cleaner, phone 3.
Frank Balduc, administrator of the estate of May Brunette, was discharged after a preliminary hearing before Justice Shepherd in Meadville. The estate was valued at about 1500 dollars, with 1410 allegedly taken for his own use, but testimony showed the funds were drawn in his name and the judge ruled he had a right as administrator to use them. C P Connolly urged dismissal. E A Morley represented the surety company on Balduc's bond.
A New York Sun excerpt argues liberty and republics, noting 1776 as the start of the republic era. It lists 26 republics led by the United States, France, and Brazil, and forecasts growth including Australia and Pacific nations.
From the London News the article discusses caterpillar coloration of the magpie moth as a warning to predators. It notes the theory that distasteful insects deter birds, frogs, and lizards, a claim some naturalists doubted until Plateau’s field observation supported it.
In the District Court of the United States District of Montana Michael Larkin was adjudged bankrupt on April 26 1902. The first meeting of creditors is set for May 16 1902 at 2 o clock pm at No 49 West Park Street Butte Montana. Creditors may appear prove claims elect a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Thompson Campbell Referee in Bankruptcy. Dated May 6 1992.
Professor Wheeler of Texas reports tasting insects with a mildly sweet nutty flavor and urges naturalists to eat insects on expeditions to test their harmlessness. Guy Marshall of Mashonaland counters that frogs and birds avoid harmful caterpillars, noting human taste differs and personal trials may mislead.
A Sussex County man recalls a milk snake that entered his yard and was killed by his hired man. He extols the snake as a gentle mouser and potential household friend, recounting how a tame example drank milk and charmed the family, before a dog or cat may have harmed it and caused grief in the home.
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