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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
9
A newspaper note outlines social and domestic concerns linked to marriage, judging by a series of opinions and cases. The item references Judge Claney and hints at legal or moral implications arising from non marriage decisions and pressures within society.
In a Chicago court Judge William Clancy disclosed he never married to explain why he remains single despite domestic strife. The Lowney case saw Edward Lowney ordered to pay Julia Lowney 36 dollars monthly after testimony of alleged cruelty and home eviction.
Court records indicate Alg Chaney, also known as Chaney, is connected to multiple state cases involving birds. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
Charles Johnson restaurant keeper on South Arizona Street faced Judge Clancy over alimony to his wife Signe Johnson during her divorce suit. The court ordered $25 monthly alimony starting June and $59 to her attorney Swan T Hogewell. Johnson protested unable to pay, and the judge hinted at enforcing payment, remarking ways to make him capable. Attorney Walry Manes explained to the judge.
The court dismissed the second contempt charge after Maury paid a $10 fine and stated he had dismissed the related justice court suit. Healy denied speaking. Maury apologized and acknowledged the court was correct. Fariss alleged harassment and blackmail via the surety action, citing Maury’s insolvency.
The article argues buyers seek value for money and merchants should reveal stock details and prices. A special Advertising World meeting of Silver City is set for Scandia hall this Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
The funeral of Mrs James McGrath aged 25 will be Sunday at 2 PM from her residence 20 Waukesha Avenue to St Patrick's Church.
The Washington Star describes why the shift from black to smokeless gunpowder required extensive testing by army and navy ordnance officers. Explosive power, gun compatibility, atmospheric performance, and transport ease drove research over years to find a universal powder for every gun.
Tie Go kind of Brussels Carpet for 42c a yard the extra heavy kind borders to match 75c per yard Velvet Carpets Tie S5c and 81.00 yard.
A Sunday evening sacred festival at First Presbyterian features a 15 minute organ recital by Prof. E C Hall. Performances include Organ Cantilena in B minor The Star Spangled Banner Anthem Crossing the Bar and more with solo and quartet pieces and a Benediction Fantasia in C minor. Also Silver City hive No 3 L O T M holds an ice cream social at Scandia hall Friday May 22 with admission 15 cents.
A Brooklyn Eagle correspondent recalls a Washington writer who compiled sensational pieces from an indexed scrap book. A stenographer copied notes about beards and tobacco use, later causing a district editor to question a claim that a living congressman smoked after his death.
An observer catalogs bits of gossip and local news overheard or seen in daily life, curating fleeting anecdotes and social tidbits from the community. The items mix small dramas, introductions, and quick takes on neighboring happenings.
The city dog catcher prepares a long patrol to impound many stray dogs amid a harsh season. Lou Frank accidentally smokes a cigars, unaware he already had a stub. A veteran poker tale recalls a legendary hand from twenty years ago at Todd's saloon.
Mrs James R McGrath died last evening at 6 of rheumatism of the heart. A six month bride, formerly Grace McGee, she was born in Ireland and survived by her husband, cousins including Charles McGarvey under sheriff, Mrs Don Peeples, and Dan Call of Colorado. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at the late residence 2 Waukesha avenue.
Mayor Pat Mullins calls Butte residents to honor Theodore Roosevelt on May 27 1802 by closing businesses at 4 p m and keeping wagons off streets during the hourance. John C Smith expresses thanks for bereavement sympathy in the same notice.
On May 16 the Northern Pacific announces weekend excursion rates for several towns with specific return prices. Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Deer Lodge Bonita Hamilton and Ravalli hotel packages appear, with sales on Saturdays Sundays and Wednesdays, including lodging options and final extensions via Ravalli hotel.
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