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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
4
Imitators buy Wells Abbott and Nieman's Nebraska Snow Flake Flour second handed. To work off their imitation Snow Flake. Buy flour at the Cash Grocery Co sole agents for Wells Abbott and Nieman for Deer Lodge.
The article explains census aims including apportionment and tracking growth. It highlights marriage's link to population, notes required personal details, and stresses accurate data for public necessity in understanding birth rates and social structure. It contrasts growth patterns in the United States and India.
An advertisement touts a chest cold remedy \"strength and force\" to conquer inflammation and heal lungs. It warns against neglect that could make the illness chronic and lists price 41.00 with availability at druggists and chemists in New York and NE.
Finest of its kind. No beverage of recent years has met with such pronounced success with the general public as BLACK & TAN The American Porter its popularity being due to its truce merit Minds and Co., Butte, Mont wholesale dealers.
Latonia Kentucky crowd witnesses a one horse race as Lieutenant Gibson wins the Latonia Derby after rivals scratch or withdraw under heavy rain. Earlier races feature winners such as Excellency Eleanor Holmes Drogheda Queen a Day and Lord Zeal with diverse results across Latonia St Louis and Gravesend tracks.
Weather cloudy and track heavy at Hawthorne as Ed Gartland Jr wins the first five furlongs race with Roney Boy runner up and Misa Shanley third. Lady Meddlesome takes the mile selling in race two with The Flector second and Trimmer third. Globe II wins the steeplechase, Monita is second and Zaufalig third. Sam Fallon captures the Flight Stakes six furlongs with Hermoso second and Tuthill third. Battus, Rio de Altar and Paney Wood finish in the four furlongs. Love's Labor wins the mile with Microscope second and Bermuda Prince third.
L W Blake and Sarah W Blake filed location notices for Traveler lode mining claims Nos 1 and 2 in an unorganized mining district near Avon with the county clerk yesterday. Walter Boyd and Samuel Van Alstine filed preemption notices for waters of Bhanty creek near Ovando for irrigation and other uses.
Mountain View Park lists travel fare from Anaconda to the park and return at 2 cents for baseball games or picnics. Admission to the ball game is 50 cents, with children charged 25 cents.
All members of Anaconda Company No 9 U R K P will report at the armory in full dress uniform at 12 45 p m on Wednesday May 30 to participate in the G A R parade J J McGuinness captain commanding.
In Miles City a district court considers habeas corpus petitions to release Joe Argo from the state reform school. The case raises questions about notice to parents and proper procedure after his August transfer from Anaconda. Judge Napton will rule soon on the petition.
The Anaconda Standard announces Hamilton excursion tickets for the Copper City Limited. A $10.00 fare covers Wednesdays and Saturdays with limited days. a $20.00 daily fare includes seven days. Both include board and lodging at Ravall Hotel Hamilton.
Police Magistrate J M Kennedy presided yesterday. Frank Percer struck Joe Francis in a East Park saloon brawl and paid a $10 fine while Francis remained detained due to intoxication. John Callahan, charged with forging John Leahy’s name to a Goodfriend Clothing order, pleaded not guilty and faces a 2 p m hearing next Thursday.
A brief notice lists the park as offering view access and return option with baseball games or picnics priced at 25 cents, and admission stated in cents.
Dick Sutton, who ran the Famiy theater here and later opened one in Butte, was in the city yesterday. He said that upon reading in the Standard about the new smelters going up, he knew the impact would be significant.
The text suggests a person may relocate to Anaconda if arrangements prove satisfactory and engage in a business venture there. It emphasizes conditional relocation and a possible new enterprise tied to Anaconda.
The co partnership between the undersigned is dissolved by mutual consent. J. V. Collins will continue the business of the late firm, collect all debts due to the firm and pay all debts of the late firm. Signed H. L. FRANK and J. V. COLLINS.
County Surveyor Fd Pinegar returns from a short business trip to the Coloma mining district twelve miles north of Bearmouth. He reports prospects there are showing up well and expects substantial development work next summer. The L. mine, owned by A. C. Saunders, is getting a new hoist and ore shipments are expected soon.
A brief roadside note invites readers to enjoy a pleasant drive or bicycle ride on the Stuart road heading toward the Three-Mile house located east of Anaconda.
Unclaimed letters advertised for the week ending May 26 1900 at the Anaconda post office include men named Aunes Becker Cassady Collins Cunningham Duns Ewing Fazio McDaniel McDougall Mallory Matson Mickleson Parsons Peterson Swensen Tanner Turly and others plus women Chapman Cline Fisher Groark Harpster McDonald Peterson Prerton Thorpe and Lillie among listed correspondents.
Sweeney, Mrs. Thomas Waters, Gene Vaghn, Foreign Mrs Johan Anderson, Marco Bitorajac, John Bukovac, G. Gordon Clarke, Madame Gastille, Oskar Land halm Versons calling for the above letters Please say advertised Corre spondence solicited with advertising cuts by Standard Publishing company
Mares Daly and M Donahue with M R B Greenwood as co partners under Daly Donahue Greenwood, complainants in the estate of Barney McGinley, deceased, and Mattie McGinley defendants, vs Patrick Daugherty executor. Property to be sold at sheriff's sale on June 2, 1900 at 2 pm at the front door of the courthouse in Anaconda Montana. Lot 3 in Block 42 in Anaconda, Deer Lodge County as per city plat on file. Dated May 2, 1909. John Conley Sheriff. Ld Morgan Under Sheriff.
Notice to stockholders of the French Gulch Dredging Company announces its first annual meeting to elect directors and handle business. The meeting will be at H R Whitehill's office in the bank building Anaconda Montana on June 5 1900 at 1 40 p m. The stock registrar checks will close May 19 1900 and reopen June 6 1900. By order of the board secretary LLEN May 19 1900.
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