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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1902
Page
4
Anaconda school trustees meet Wednesday to discuss the new high school on South Main, selection of rock and stone for foundations, and material choices. The session will also cover end of term matters including graduation exercises, hiring a new corps of teachers, and other school issues.
Pay schedule shows Co C Co planning payments to multiple departments from 8 a m to 9 p m on Monday and Tuesday, starting May 13. The notice lists the order of departments to be paid and confirms the payment window.
A city physician warns parents that winter grippe leaves young people weak irritable and pale and urges immediate action. The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as the cure for purifying blood nourishing nerves and rebuilding health to produce sturdy boys and girls for the future.
An old advertisement claims dandruff is a germ disease and Herpicide kills the dandruff germ. It asserts hair will stop shedding, thicken, and become soft and healthy with use. It promises instant relief from itching and lasting cure, urging readers to ask for Herpicide at any drugstore.
John Wheeler arrested in Missoula after a spree of break ins across Lewis and Clarke Powell Granite counties. He matches a Canadian murder suspect description, with a $1000 reward offered and possible transfer to Lewis and Clarke county for burglary charges. Wheeler confessed to thefts including clothes shoes a rifle and a gold bracelet. He was chased from Helmville Garnet to Missoula by Deputy Hanifen and the McClain brothers.
M R A E S offers tailored suits originally priced up to 14 dollars now down to five dollars. Other suits are discounted 33 1 3 percent, making the 15 dollar suits cost ten dollars and the 30 dollar suits twenty dollars.
Cavour Andrioli, 13, released from city jail last week on a $100 bond, will not stand trial in police court. He was one of two boys arrested for breaking into a residence on East Third Street. His parents told Judge Hayes they would ensure proper conduct. County Attorney Duffy advised, and the judge released him for this time.
The S C B A plans a dance at the A O H hall on the evening of May 15. Committees are appointed to organize the event and many are expected to attend. Prominent Butte society people are also anticipated to be present.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society held the bazaar opening day with sales starting at 2 pm and continuing into the evening. Vendors sold wearables ice cream and cake from fancy booths in a vacant East Park street room, with the event to run again this afternoon and evening.
The Milwaukee One carries more passengers to and from St. Paul Minneapolis and Chicago than any other road. The Pioneer Limited, famed as the world’s famous train, offers gracious dining service and exceptional comfort for travelers on the route.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company at its principal office in Anaconda Montana on Wednesday May 21 1902 at 10 oclock a m. Items include election of trustees and any other business. Executed by W H Dudley secretary May 10 1902.
Arbor day halts police court business. Sam Landry and Irene Lavelle, arrested in linked cases, are postponed to tomorrow. Duncan McArthur faces trial for allegedly stealing John Sullivan's shoes after a shared sleep in a cabin.
The text notes the champagne brand Moet & Chandon Vintage as the most widely sold worldwide. In 1991 imports show a rise exceeding 100 percent of the combined increases for all other Champagne houses.
Anaconda branch of the Catholic Foresters held a lodge meeting at the A O H lodge room with ten new initiates. Judge R J Hayes spoke on the order and its benefits, followed by recitations and songs. The program included dances, addresses, and multiple local speakers before refreshments.
Yesterday morning's Standard announced a meeting of the Law and Order league to be held last night. The session was held at the time specified in the call. A Standard reporter at attendance was told that league meetings are always closed and only released to the public through the league own press agency when deemed appropriate.
The reporter has retired and a league official contacted the Standard office to say no action requiring immediate publication is planned at this time.
A Baltimore Sun reminiscence recaps a young bride’s awkward wedding journey when a waiter seats her former fiancé at their hotel table on the Ohio River. The encounter triggers stunned silence, a humorous pursuit, and a lasting, if unresolved, memory between the couple. The piece shifts to discuss tobacco economics and Havana filler in cigars, arguing for cheaper Havana to boost demand for domestic wrappers and tobacco.
A well dressed Brooklyn woman, riding a crowded Amsterdam avenue car, ties her Oxford shoe lacing by mistake and knots a man’s lace instead. The irate passenger finally frees himself after five minutes as amused riders watch the scene unfold.
Gen. Emilio Nunez in the Independent cites practical tobacco men in the United States who agree the open-door policy of trade will be beneficial. He notes growers jobbers importers and manufacturers largely support the policy and the majority share this belief.
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