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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1920

Page

7

Inaugurate Campaign Upon Motor Licenses

Pursuant to instruction from Secretary of State C Z Stewart municipal authorities have begun a roundup of automobile owners delinquent in securing 1920 licenses. Laws require annual licenses by January 1 but many motorists statewide have not complied. In police court J H Greiner Jack Nolan Tim Riley Pat McGarthy and Eagar Wild were charged with operating without proper license. four were fined ten dollars, Greiner pleaded guilty to speeding on Harrison avenue and paid ten dollars. W Mee White’s hearing was postponed.

C. Z. Stewart J.H. Greiner Jack Nolan Tim Riley Pat McGarthy Eagar Wild Nes Greiner Harrison Avenue W. Mee White

Beating Wife With Poker Lands Bavarian Man in JA

Anton Huber was fined 19 in police court for beating his wife with a poker and stove poker. He refused to pay, faced potential five days in city jail, and asserted he would rather be in penitentiary. Mrs Huber testified to repeated abuse and a neighbor corroborated.

Anton Huber Yesterdaternoon Huber United States Grimes

Woman Charged with Vagrancy Over Missing Bottle

Lucille Burnett failed to return with a bottle of beer for John Payne who charged her with vagrancy. Payne said he gave $10 to buy it and she vanished, with a 24 hour delay noted. Judge imposed $10 fine on her plea of guilty. Jack Dempsey missed court. $10 bond forfeited. Two other intoxication cases each included $10 fines.

Lucille Burnett John Payne Poice Payne Jack Dempsey

Tailor Offers 40 Percent Discount on Woolen Suitings

Dan Kowske a real tailor at 2020 Main Street advertises made to order clothes with woolen suitings selling today at 100 percent above prices from last July. He claims to undersell merchants who bought goods since then and offers four selections of several hundred patterns at a 40 percent reduction below current market.

Dan Kowske

Damages Sought For Removal Of Cabin Case

Zuline La Rose sues J. R. Walker in district court alleging the removal of a cabin from the Tovell community Catholic cemetery without permission. Damages requested total 245 dollars for restoration including moving costs 126 and rent losses 120 plus 100 for resulting damage.

Zuline la Rose J. R. B. Walker Walk Tovell Com. Catholic Cemetery

Death of William C Seadorf in Northwest City

Coroner's jury ruled that William C. Seadorf died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at 212 West Porphyry Street after a long illness. The verdict notes the death occurred on April 28 and follows a coroner's inquiry into the incident. An inquest into the death of William Kuittinen from the Black Rock mine is scheduled for Wednesday at 10 o'clock, acting coroner John Doran announced.

William C. Seadorf West Porphyry Street William Kuittinen Black Rock’ Mine John Doran

Old-Time Grocer Charles McDonald Dies at 79 in Butte

Charles McDonald, a prominent old-time grocer who lived at 41 North Main Street, died Monday at 79. Born in Fredericton New Brunswick in 1841, he came to Butte 41 years ago and later ran stores in Carroll near Anaconda and Centerville. He retired due to ill health but remained active in city affairs. survived by daughter Mary and sons Charles L and Frank, plus two sisters in Canada and one sister in Butte. Funeral is tomorrow with Mount Carmel Cemetery Anaconda burial beside his wife and eldest son.

Charles McDonald Butte Anaconda North Main Street Mr. McDonald Fredericton New Brunswick Brophy Grocery Company Carroll Copper City Mercantile Company McDonald Hennessy Centerville Mary Charles L Frank

Troubled Poker Court Case Ends in Fines

In police court Dewey Collins and Nas Matt were found guilty of causing a disturbance. Collins receives a $20 fine while Matt pays $19. Matt, owner of a confectionary and ice cream parlor on South Arizona, allegedly tried to eject Collins, leading to a scuffle with witnesses Gerry and Rodda confirming the altercation. Two girls working at the establishment testified that Collins began the trouble by refusing to leave and insulting Matt.

Dewey Collins Nas Matt Matt South Arizona Collins Gerry and Rodda

James Burns Fractures Ankle In Courthouse Ball Game

James Burns deputy county clerk and recorder sustained a fractured ankle Sunday afternoon during the first game of the season between rival courthouse teams. He was taken to St James hospital where a prior injury resurfaced as the fracture. Rain halted play in the third inning with Burns' team leading 6 to 4. A rematch is planned in two weeks at the Clark playground.

James Burns Burns St. James Hospital Clark

Charges Thefts Of Dog Gun And Bed In Ranch Cabin

Paul Peterson is charged with stealing a sheep dog a rifle and bedding from a cabin on the Naugh ten ranch near Grace in a complaint filed in justice court Monday. Mary Naughten alerted officers to watch for him as he headed toward Silver Star and Shei Ite O'Rourke notified authorities in the area. Ed Hannigan was charged with third degree assault in justice court Monday after a complaint said he struck a person.

Paul Peterson Naughten Ranch Grace Justice Court Mary Naughten Peterson Silver Star Shei Ite O'Rourke Ed Hannigan Josie Grace Hannigan

Patrolman Kelly Seeks Job Back In Court Bid

Con J Kelly city patrolman of Butte retired June 1 1919 to the eligible list and seeks reinstatement by mandamus of the district court. The case was argued before Judge Jackson and taken under advisement with state five days to file brief and W T Stodder mayor five days thereafter. Horticultural scientists have bred a lemon variety 45 large as a grape fruit.

Con J. Kelly Butte Mandamus District Court Jackeson Kelly W. T. Stodder

Great Western Oil reports to stockholders on expansion and drilling

The Great Western Oil company of Miles City reports to stockholders that it keeps close touch with oil development in Devil's basin Brush Creek dome Cat Creek anticline and the Moxebs dome. It has purchased 160 acres near Musselshell Valley lands and Ohio Oil has taken Musselshell land on a 40 60 working agreement and spudded in a well near Great Western holdings.

Great Western Oil Company Miles City Butte Devil's Basin Brush Creek Dome Cat Creek Moxebs Dome Musselshell Valley Oil Companys Ohio Oil Company Musselshell Great Western Ohio Company Great Western Tan Ohio Northern Howver Great Western Holdings

Waters to talk on salesmanship at Y

Leonard Waters manager Orton Bros Vietrola department will give The Science of Selling before the T. M. C. A class in salesmanship at 7 38 p m on Tuesday May 35 1920 in the Association building This opportunity to hear an address by a site sales manager is open to both men and women.

Leonard Waters Orton Bros. Vietrola Will Salemanship Turndlay

Montana Development group aims to register voters statewide

Helena May 24. With all but three of the executive committee present, the Montana Development Association meeting centers on registering every Montana citizen to vote in the primary and general elections. Selvidge of Billings, president, says the group will stay in session Tuesday and not discuss candidates, but seeks greater political involvement.

Helena

Stork Pays Visit to Snowbound Burlington Train

In Alliance Nebraska a Burlington passenger train snowbound for days sheltered a newborn boy. The child was born during the long drift as the train remained engulfed in snow. Crews cleared the line with three snowplows and over 200 workers, and the train finally reached Alliance forty nine hours late.

Alliance Neb Burlington Here

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