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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
14
Tyme original New York offers dentistry priced to be affordable for all. A protective guarantee accompanies every procedure ensuring value and quality care for customers.
A bustling Welsh fair concluded with strong crowds and significant sales, while Thomas Mantle pressed claims in a separate mining dispute. Amid auctions and performances, the community noted notable donations, a funeral service for Jerry Sullivan, and county printing bids totaling about twenty thousand dollars annually.
Patrick Hurley’s inquest heard that a mine chute unguarded in the Diamond mine caused Timothy Hurley’s death. Witnesses testified Feit Starnes and Gerry Lowney and Martin Hackett were top of the pile shoveling but did not see the accident. Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs. Cohan and mourners invited to St Patrick's church.
McDonald, reported missing around Montanae, arrived in Butte and told police he had not vanished but had been elsewhere. His wife and another person, Ward, moved to locate him, with one party noting he had been present all along. The case sparked a search and inquiry into the supposed disappearance.
Claude Williams of Salt Lake City, noted as the youngest commercial agent in the United States, rising from stenography to a respected railroad executive. He heads Milwaukee and St. Paul operations, with territory spanning Wyoming and Montana, earning praise for merit and widespread recognition in the Northwest.
Frank Marin charged with burglary of Sam Simpson's rooms at 103 Mercury Street won custody by officer Harney Meclittie after Simpson Kinsett testified Marin entered the apartment Tuesday night in the absence of the occupant and removed a trunk containing wearing apparel. A hearing is scheduled for this morning before Suds Moste.
A fragmented note describes a personal reversal of time or aging, with hints of a dramatic personal change across a decade. No clear names or places are readable, leaving the core idea of a changed heart and a long passage of years as the focal point.
Juliette Peto, 18, charged with hag on East Galena Street. Charles Anderson to sergeant reports viewing. One man arrested last night on Bay Street. Peto jailed until Tuesday after bonds set at 119 dollars. Trial scheduled in city court tomorrow.
The Overland Club held a smoker with speeches and instrumental selections. A jury found Nad 50 not guilty in a separate case involving a bruise, while a conflict over saw use arose and Temperance events noted at St Vincent's hospital.
A bold burglar was caught near the Horgan residence at the corner of Tdale and Advance streets after attempting multiple entries. Neighbors alerted by a noise, Horgan armed himself, summoned police, and the intruder, a swarthy Swedish man, was restrained and questioned before being released after a frightful scare.
Memphis November 21 Samuel Lane and Gussie Miller were shot and killed in a dispute linked to divorce litigation. Miller, once living in Canas County, allegedly traveled to Memphis to confront his wife. A watchful police chief tracked him, but he evaded officers and killed Miller in a store. Miller’s statements claim self defense.
The annual Typographical Union ball drew a large crowd with lavish decorations and evergreen garlands. Japanese lanterns and incandescents lit the hall while the Orion Orchestra played, as dancers in fine attire moved from corner to corner in a grand evening that lasted until the early hours.
At Scandia Hall on South Main Street the local Amal Wood Workers union held a gathering. The event featured a themed program with music that kept dancers on the floor and a notable orchestra. Attendees reported an enjoyable evening.
Missoula reports a man thrown from his horse or vehicle tonight sustaining head concussions and taken to a local hospital. In a separate note, authorities fined two men for selling game illegally with one fined and the other multiple fines plus costs. A Great Northern agent died in the city aged about fifty, due to heart disease after a period of illness.
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