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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
4
Citizens debate the Sawyer ordinance as the dog catcher contemplates his future. After a brief crackdown the canine population is again a talking point, with rumors that the dog catcher quit to see how officials would act and that both actions might be pursued.
Miss Johanna Prim and James Mr Hudson were quietly married Monday evening by Rev. Frank Minnick, pastor. The ceremony was small and held in private at the couple's home.
A Newport News report notes Sergt James J Ward of the 71st Virginia, returned from the Spanish American War sick from tropic exposure, later recovering after two months on Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. The ad claims it cures indigestion, cleanses the system of disease germs, and boosts body and brain function.
At the residence of the Christian church a wedding with Amanda Campbell as bridesmaid and Charles FE Rock as best man is noted. Mr Hudson will entertain friends after October 7. An ad promotes Dr Sanford's Liver Invigorator as a vegetable remedy for liver ills including biliousness and indigestion.
Justice of the Peace dismissed the charge against W H Terry for assaulting Mrs Louise Coulson after the complainant failed to appear for the trial. Coulson said Terry struck her during work at her home causing injury and shock, while Terry claimed she attacked him and he accidentally struck her.
Hearst Free library releases its monthly September figures noting a rise in fiction issues from August but an overall smaller total for the month. Attendance references show 1,843 cards issued to date and detailed genre counts across social science natural science poetry drama history travel and literary miscellany.
Judge Napton presided a brief district court session listing trial dates for A C McKenzie vs August Heimbach on Nov 4 at 9 30 am T J Kelly et al vs John Lubich on Nov 5 Mary McCaffery et al vs M A Sackett et al Navy 6 J M Sweeny and William Daniels vs James and Thomas Kearney on Nov 4 at 2 pm John Lavrdeck vs James and Thomas Kearney on Nov 4 at 2 pm Peter Vincent vs J A McMaster defendant given until Oct 4 to answer George P Hunter vs J B Dyer demurrer set for hearing Oct 5.
Hi Henrys Minstrels arrive from Great Falls this afternoon at 4 40 to join a grand street parade in Anaconda. A special train secured by Mr Henry ensures the 6 20 arrival is bypassed and the 10 000 dollar band will perform in an open air concert following the parade. The troupe will stage Hunting for Hawkins at the Margaret next Saturday with a renowned cast including John L Kearney Donald Harold Frank C Young Hessie De Vole May Thompson Bertie Mamie Conway.
The board of school trustees decides to relocate pupils from the West Commercial avenue facility after parent complaints and a mayoral health inspection. The unventilated building was deemed unsuitable for a school, with fixtures to be moved to the Schroeder building on Fast Commercial avenue by week’s end. Dr Evans notes the spring inspection ordered cleaning but did not assess interior conditions.
The Ana Conda waitresses union held a banquet at Whatley's hosted by head chef J Katzemier. Twenty four covers were set in a private dining room for a diverse feast of cold meats, seafood, salads, desserts, and drinks, followed by a group photograph applauding the host.
Members gathered at Mrs. W. H. Young's house on Cedar Street for a Junior Endeavor meeting. An election was held and officers were chosen: President Olive McEachran, Vice President James Collins, and Secretary Lydia Wenger.
County Commissioners Martin and Walker visited the recently bought poor farm to inspect the property and pick a site for the planned building. The construction contract was awarded Monday to John Jacobsen, who will complete the structure for occupancy by December 7.
Monday evening a group of Willie Murphy's young friends gathered at 345 Fast Third Street for a pleasant surprise party. They enjoyed games and dancing until midnight and were treated to a delicious lunch.
Deed from Robert Morrill to George B R Winston for lot 2 block 41 in Anaconda with consideration of 1 dollar. Deed from Burton Vincent to Louis King for four acres in section 21 with consideration of 1 dollar.
The firm of Wagner & Co at 512 F. Park has sold their business to Pupich & Smith who will receipt for and pay all outstanding accounts of Wagner & Co.
Notice states the meat market at 41 percent EK Park avenue was sold to Wenger & Bourbon niere. The sellers remain in the meat business at 19 Main street and request all accounts due be settled there. Walker & Gibbs.
The directors of United States Steel Corporation have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock and 1 percent on common stock.
W A Collins chief of the lower works fire department and Frank Fitzgerald electrician will depart this morning for Missoula to attend the annual convention of the state fire departments. Collins is a noted veteran of Anaconda's first department and Fitzgerald is well known across the state.
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