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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1903
Page
2
Special sale offers half price on double breasted worsteds cheviots meltons beavers in blue black and fancy weaves. Prices range from 7.50 to 27.00 for suits and 9.00 to 25.00 for 2 piece outfits. Limited to 200 square cut sack suits at reductions.
Special Dispatch reports Stockett buzzing as all mines run full blast. The Cottonwood Coal company builds a crusher and cleaning plant to be ready by July 1 and erects a 2000 foot trestle 106 feet high to tie to Minneapolis coal lands. The new property yields superior coal with Ten years of mineable quantity and aims to produce 2000 tons daily plus existing steam coal.
Dillon May 22 Lloyd Frazelle a famed broncho rider nearly died after trying to catch a runaway Tattersall wagon horse. He was struck on the head and carried to Undertaker Brundage's parlors but regained consciousness after about 15 minutes. The incident interrupted bystander efforts and the horse continued racing for blocks before stopping.
Two trains of Mexican cattle totaling 47 cars move through Dillon bound for Fort Benton to join the Conrad Cattle company range. The two year old steers are described as inferior, small, and "cat-hamed." Sheriff Gist returns from Deer Lodge after a trip.
Phillipsburg May 21 The Phillipsburg high school class of 1903 will hold commencement at McDonald's opera house on June 5. Graduates include Alla Morrow Albrigni Charlotte Bowen Donald Butter Mildred Cochrane Jennie Collins Cora Corneil Margaret Gallagher Marion Johnson Earle Patten Margaret Ryan Hessie Westphal with musical selections and diploma presentation. Milwaukee May 22 H B Wynne denies Postmaster General Payne may resign in interview.
The Montana Sunday School Association holds its fourteenth annual session May 26 27 28 at First Baptist church in Butte. Delegates from across the state attend with Rev. G C Rector presiding and Rev W C Merritt delivering key addresses.
A Dartmouth professor touts Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for nervous disorders and blood purification. J H Lewis of Denver credits the product with restoring vigor after grip illness and says his bowels and kidneys improved after two bottles.
A local clash between City and County authorities centers on a new subject of dispute. Officials from both sides debated the issue at a public meeting, outlining positions and potential outcomes for residents.
Silver Bow county and Butte city dispute authority over back taxes from 1892 to 1895. J. P. Callan collected delinquent sums and city offers of compromise led to cancellations on city records. County Treasurer Maher sought Breen's opinion on whether the city can cancel county tax rolls and remit funds already paid to the city.
A Chicago hair expert invites an Inter Ocean reporter to view under a microscope how the dandruff germ thrives in grease based preparations. He claims only Herpicide destroys the germ, preventing hair loss. samples offered by the Herpicide Co. in Detroit.
County Attorney Breen instructs that the county should collect city taxes levied before 1595 to gain penalties for county use and benefits. The city has not attempted collection for years and must pursue delinquent funds itself to recover any amounts.
Advertisement claims PAZO sAIMENT will cure itching and protruding piles with a money back refund if not satisfied. Mentions cents and a claim of refund if the product fails.
The Montana commandery No. 3 Knights Templars and visiting Sir Knights are asked to assemble at Masonic temple Sunday May 24 at 10 for divine services at Mountain View church. Full attendance is desired. Funeral services for Jacob Nelson at Sherman Reed's chapel Sunday at 2 with interment at Mt. Moriah cemetery.
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