Stewart Stove On Market Sparks Customer Interest
Local stove dealer touts Stewart brand as superior with a showroom briskly inviting customers to see how their stoves excel any other model.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1902
Page
8
Local stove dealer touts Stewart brand as superior with a showroom briskly inviting customers to see how their stoves excel any other model.
Judge Harney overruled a new trial request in Lena Mueller versus George Renkes over a residence on East Granite street. The dispute centered on a mortgage cancelation after Renkes advanced funds, with testimony claiming a broken heart and a Christmas present to Mrs Mosherosh, who later transferred the property.
The Butte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park Street JUBINVILLE NANCE Props.
On September 1 daily colonist rates via Southern Pacific and connections to California go into effect through Orden or El Paso. From Omaha and Missouri river points 25 includes stopovers. St Louis and Mississippi river points 30. Peoria 31. Chicago 25. Rates run through October 31 with California stopover privileges. A booklet titled California for $25, by prominent men, is free from Southern Pacific agents.
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railroad offers a 180 cent round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs and back. Tickets valid from Saturday noon to Monday noon with both directions allowed.
James Young a cook was arrested by Policeman Sullivan and jailed on a charge of stealing a $10 deposit check belonging to Martin Graham. Detective Murphy’s interview suggests a complex plot with alleged forgery and a claim that Mrs. Graham gave the check to Young. The case heads to the police court tomorrow morning.
Miss Edith A Branston of London Ontario wed Chester M Harris formerly of London Ontario at the Episcopal church. Rev Blackiston performed the ceremony and the couple will reside at 100 Atlantic Street.
Mr and Mrs John N Kirk entertained at a theater supper Friday night with Liberty Belles members including Miss Nevada Herron and Messrs Marlowe and Stuart. Guests also included Mr and Mrs Harry Gallwey and Dr and Mrs W H Haviland. Decorations were pink and white.
Rev. C. Mason LL B of Washington DC from the Florence Crittenton mission will address Grace Methodist church in Butte on The Greatest Move ment of the Twentieth Century this evening. On Tuesday night at First Baptist church at 8 o'clock he will present his lecture Highbteen by special request.
A charity program titled Thousand Miles in One Night promises proceeds for rescue work in Montana. Mr. Mason will speak on Twenty Years in Rescue Work at the First Presbyterian church on Wednesday at 8 p m. Removal notices indicate A J Cummings has moved to Pennsylvania block West Park with rooms 106 to 109.
The Montana attorney general says a county office candidate must be a state resident for one year and a county resident for 30 days before election, in addition to being a qualified elector. A person who arrived last December would not be eligible for the upcoming election.
Jefferson county Attorney J H Murphy asked if a lawyer who is also an insurance agent must pay one or two licenses and if a lawyer who is also a real estate agent and insurance agent must pay one or three licenses. Attorney General Donovan rules they are distinct occupations and separate licenses must be paid. He states a person with multiple distinct occupations must pay a license for each. In the first case two licenses. in the second case three licenses.
A Buffalo physician extols Stuart’s Absorbent Lozenges for digestive comfort clear breath and improved complexion. The lozenges claim to absorb stomach gases detoxify mouth and throat and benefit the liver with daily use. Priced at twenty five cents per box.
Christiana Davis won a divorce from Joseph Davis in Judge Harney’s court. She testified he gave 25 cents at their wedding in Butte on March 20 and total support of $1.25, while implying she should support him. Alimony set at $10 monthly plus $50 to attorney W Chapman.
A list of fare prices and round trips between Putte and multiple towns including Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Bonita Deer Lodge and Bonita again with various return stipulations and notes on weekend food returns and Sunday morning travel.
A health tourist pitch notes Hunter’s Hot Springs as a famed resort for relief from fatigue. The waters are advertised to help rheumatism nervousness stomach liver and kidney troubles with baths led by physicians nurses and masseurs. Special excursion rates include railroad fare board lodging and bath use from principal Montana points.
Judge Harney yesterday laid out civil docket dates for trials. On Oct 13 several cases including Doyle versus Hennessy and others and Mralak versus Webbing. Oct 14 Shaw versus Corbett and Harmon versus Fox. Oct 16 Meyers versus Lienemann and Pederson versus Davenport plus city of Butte versus Patterson and Cox versus Davenport. Oct 17 St Onge versus St Onge and Martin versus Heinze.
A Friday evening social honored Ed Steiner of East La Platte street Centerville with a pleasant surprise at Elmer Sommers 971 North Main street. Guests included Grace Piper Hilda Rouse Alma Pearson Annie Northey Fanny Sewell Annie Wright Eva Polkinghorn Alice Barry Essie Steiner Katie Gilbert Trene Darling ton Edith Rundle Arthur Lyne Bee 8 Hamilton William Barrows Eddie Barry Henry W Wills Thomas Rouse Charles Le Semen Mr. Nelson FE S Mittchell E BE Steiner and Elmer Som mers.
A statement claiming Dr. Kelley of the Yellek Institute lacks state certification is unfounded. He possesses a state certificate and a medical license. Friends expect a favorable outcome in the pending medical board case regarding his right to practice. No one questions his abilities.
Congregation B Nai Israel invites all Jews and friends to a meeting at K of P hall at 2 20 this afternoon. The group intends to establish a permanent congregation of B Nai Israel.
Helena Oct 4 Miss Eleanor Matheson aged 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Matheson residing at 114 North Beattie street died during surgery at St Peter's hospital after a months illness and a recent intestinal disease. She had lived most of her life in Helena and was highly popular. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
Special Dispatch reports Mary E. Avery was granted a divorce from Frank B. Avery on cruelty grounds. They wed in Helena on October 5, 1889 and lived in Butte for some time where alleged cruelty occurred. Mary resumes her maiden name MarykK May.
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