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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
7
McClure Bros assayers and piano rentals from Orton Bros noted. People arriving include A S Nash from the state capital and D F Johnson from Bozeman. The Butte Theatrical Stage Employs union reports 20 members and new initiates pay higher fees.
J H Knauss Jr of Butte Brewing visited Ogden and Salt Lake City. A kangaroo court fined him $10 for wandering streets at night in the Mormon capital and added a contribution to the Elks building fund. Also notes Thorn cafe lunch 60c and rooms $2 daily.
In Meaderville Judge Shepherd hears Anton Contario accused of neglecting eight dependents. Contario, earning $3.40 a day at a smelter, cites intermittent work and idle months. His wife Raimonce testifies to a harsh domestic life as children corroborate the lack of support. Judge adjourns ruling to Wednesday. Separately Nicole Romano is held on peace-bond. Battisti Bianco testifies of threats. Two men, Thomas Bailey and Charles Hyatt, face charges over burglar tools. Hackman John O'Donnell is arrested for cruelty to animals. case set for Wednesday.
W B Hamilton to travel to New York to buy four fine horses for Mr Clark and his Butte stables. Mrs Clark and Mr Clark expected home next month after a European sojourn. Bert Carr sails for New York to scout market before Hamilton joins. Clark party to return to Butte mid month.
Dr Frank argues that general health improves by avoiding strain on the eye nerve. Imperfect vision causes frowning and squinting, leading to distressing facial expressions and nervous disorders such as indigestion, sleeplessness, and memory loss. He invites examination at room 10 new post office.
John Waters cut Charles Murphy in the breast with a pocketknife during a payday brawl in Spargo and Tickel’s saloon. Murphy, who lives at 615 North Main Street, was treated by Dr. McIntyre. Waters was jailed by Officer Lawson and faces further hearing.
National League action reports Pittsburgh trailing after pennant pressure with only three runs in three games. Willis held the Pirates to no runs while Boston pounded out a 5-1 win. Attendance 1,500. Also Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 10-2 in the opener of a doubleheader. Cincinnati wins the nightcap later. St Louis takes a doubleheader from New York. Boston and Chicago play a benefit exhibition, Boston winning 7-5.
Burlington Route will sell round trip Buffalo tickets on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50, contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway. Funeral services for Mrs. Nettle Kennedy are private from 218 South Jackson Street Wednesday at 9 30 AM. Thomas Sephton funeral today at 2 PM from 531 Kemper Avenue.
Umpire O Connell notes a peninssteeri as a Batteries Salisbury and Grim Harmon and Frary in a game setting.
chaotic delays at the city hall hindered health offices and upper floor staff as demolition and remodeling dragged on. officials, once hard to locate, hope the end is near and look forward to improved quarters. also notes nearby business openings and a liquor supplier in town.
Ex Captain John M. Neall former commander of troop D fourth U S cavalry was convicted in federal court of forging the name of Col F M Coxe U S paymaster on a voucher for 460 dollars belonging to Private John Cranson of his troop The case occurred in San Francisco on September 30.
Early morning call from box 63 sent the fire department to corner of Park and Washington streets where an ash heap behind John Evans residence burst into flame. Firefighters kept flames from spreading and suffered virtually no property loss. Also noted are funeral times for James Downey and Mrs. Charles Provost.
County Treasurer Maher sold four trunks five valises and packages at public auction for 20 dollars. Shackleton Whitnay won a 9863 dollar contract to build walls and roof of the new county hospital. Bob Young, accused of insanity, was housed in the jail witness department. Hayes and Breen secured a deed to Gregson Springs for 40000 dollars and a prior suit was dismissed.
Murray McMillan aged 30 died last night. The body was removed to Richards undertaking rooms. Funeral notice to follow.
Charles Lewis was arrested yesterday in the city’s west side by Deputy Sheriff Proebster and jailed on insanity charges. He had previously attempted suicide by shooting himself about a year ago but survived. since then he has shown mental instability. After an earlier escape, he reappeared yesterday, claiming a mob sought to hang him as he wandered the western city streets all night.
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