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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
12
Sixteen instruments including Webers Hallet Davis and Kimball brands on display with plain price tags. New organs offered at five dollars to sixty two dollars and more. Pianos priced from sixty five dollars to two hundred seventy seven dollars.
Sale at 219 North Main featuring brand new pianos from $175 with $25 down and $10 monthly payments, plus $5 down and $4 monthly on organs. Some self playing models and popular brands like Weber Kimball Hallet & Davis advertised with limited time terms. Deal ends soon.
Unclear fragment mentions a brain and nonstandard terms. no coherent event, place, or identities identifiable for a reliable summary.
A Yellowstone trip narrative details close bear encounters near Lower Geyser Basin and a cub threat that spurred a quick retreat plus the keeper’s kill order on a silver tip bear involved in a storehouse raid. The tale covers park conditions, protection measures, and the impact on travelers and workers including Kelly and a campaign office move.
Mrs Sarah Cunningham and her mother Mrs Louisa Felker faced grand larceny charges by Mrs Alice Medhurst in a district court case. The preliminary hearing before Justice Libbey resulted in the defendants being discharged as no evidence was adduced.
Judge Harney was indisposed causing no session in Department 1. McCaughneyvs Oppenheimer delayed to Monday. If possible a Saturday motion calendar session may occur. Judge Clancy absent at Red Rock Lake. likely returns tomorrow to hold court Monday. Mont Central Railway and other cases listed for hearing with demurrers, settlements, or motions.
A west side proposal seeks a new water supply plan led by the Pitre administration and the Water Committee to address local distribution and reliability concerns. Community groups push for timely action and funding commitments to upgrade infrastructure.
A city council fire and water committee meeting reviewed four resident petitions from recently annexed areas seeking water mains. The vote advised extending mains from West Granite at Excelsia west to Western, then south on Henry to Park, west on Park to Western, west on Broadway to Western, and north on Emmet to Quartz. Also notes the resignation of Fireman Woo S Murphy for financial reasons after six months on probation.
Special Correspondence reports a house party at the Burrells on Burrell Avenue with guests including Frank Hoover Kathryn Coultry Jennie Evans Bertha Holman Mike Lacy and Joseph Evans Refreshments were served. Rev George Logan preached at the Methodist church D J Irwin brought back birds from the plains The Lady Maccabees marked their 10th anniversary with games and a program Garland Stockett visits from Oakland Kathryn Coultry to move to Great Falls Miss Blanche McKee visits Stockett Willie Cunningham visits Kelt.
A freight wreck occurred yesterday morning on Apex hill twelve miles north of Dillon when a car wheel broke causing six cars to leave the track. A brakeman barely escaped with the car, and the northbound passenger train was held all day as wrecking crews and Dillon yard laborers cleared the line using the electric headlight late in the evening.
Special Correspondence reports the Jefferson club reformed with more than 50 members, including E. P. Phillips as president and A. F Graeter as first vice president. ALS Rife serves as second vice president with T. B. Landers as secretary and Eugene Poindexter as assistant secretary. Hugh McCaleb named treasurer. A three member committee to appoint an executive committee was created. The piece notes strong campaign progress and predicts a full Democratic ticket victory.
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