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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
10
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Butte society pages recount dances at the Lynch home hosted by Miss Annie Fitzpatrick with dozens of guests including Miss Charlotte Russell and Hugh Lee James. Mountain View church Young People's Club hosts a ghostly party at 401 South Montana with prize cakes and card games. The Atlas club divides membership for fifth Friday entertainments as Mrs Wishon and others host a social with a birds call ine quiz and prizes. Upcoming events include dances at the Country Club, Halloween pranks by the Magraw children, and a reception to meet Mrs Kirkpatrick and the Kirkpatricks.
Ida Moore a light fingered colored woman with a house at 64 Pleasant alley was found guilty on October 17 of relieving James Allen of 40 dollars two nights earlier in a theft case heard in the local court.
A new palatable tablet form claims to treat catarrh by delivering antiseptics like hydrastin and blood root internally to reach the blood and mucous membranes. The ad contrasts tablets with past inhalers and sprays and cites a Pittsburg lawyer who improved after two months of use. Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for 40 cents per pack with no cocaine or harmful drugs.
One of the grandest rallies of the campaign will be held at the Grand opera house in Butte this evening. D. J. Hennessy chairs the meeting while John Morgan Evans of Missoula, Democratic candidate for congress, delivers a keynote address followed by C. P. Connolly with a hot-stuff talk. Citizens' Coal Co lists area wood dealers and Mae Thorne stenographer is noted in the ad.
The Colorado Smelting and Mining Co filed deeds with the city clerk granting the city of Butte the right to use extensive ground portions in the Second ward for streets and alleys. Woolman Street continues west from Montana Street while Caledonia, Jackson and Copper streets open northward and Washington and Idaho streets extend north. Also notes Wanted Poys for messenger service and an ad for Jones dairy farm pork sausage at Brophy's.
The Montana National Guard receives new clothing and gear including blouse trousers leggings campaign hats and overcoats from the Helena quartermaster. Mrag-Joertensen rifles have arrived recently and target shooting occurs every Sunday afternoon. A grand military ball is planned for November 11 with Capt G Jean Seret Robert McGowan Sergt John Gavin Corporal Fred Martin Corporal D J Harrington and Private S P Mathews leading the arrangements.
Special dispatch from Helena reports the Montana board of pardons may grant an unconditional pardon to John Yank of Beaverhead County if the board aligns with Governor Toole's views. The recommendation follows review of the case and legal considerations presented to the board.
The subject, Yank, convicted of third degree assault, faces a six month Beaverhead County jail sentence with release about November 28. Governor Tonle is still considering the pardon, citing failure to maintain timely homestead entries and alleged witness conflicts intended to seize Yank's land.
Nels Syres was convicted in Justice O'Connor's court for obtaining goods under false pretenses, fined 10 dollars and costs, and five days in county jail. He posted 44.80 dollars bond for appeal as the case moves to district court. The complaint alleges he falsely claimed to be agent for Maggie Burns and J. P. Burns to obtain 30 cents worth of hamburger steak from Butcher Ornstein, who charged the amount to the Burns' account.
Frank Hirth the bartender battered Thursday near the Mint on North Main Street swore out a complaint against Pd McGuire at the county attorney’s office. McGuire is charged with second degree assault and using metal knuckles in an attempt to influence Hirth over political questions. The warrant awaited service as the case heads to the police court for trial.
A Holley Bros. testimonial from Long Branch Maryland claims a 30 day gain of 49 pounds in a patient with indigestion after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Advertises drugstores in Butte Missoula Anaconda and lists several retailers. Also recounts a nail injury treated with Chamberlains Pain Balm and notes sale outlets.
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