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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
9
In a lively snippet the Haverly minstrels stage a string of quick banter and gags as members challenge laughter with jokes on kisses travels and a jail joke. The crowd reacts as stories and lines land with pauses and punchlines. A closing notice mentions a sale at Bouchers and the Catholic Order of Foresters meet tonight.
Citizens' Coal company advertises ample Kemmer er, Rock Springs, Rocky Fork and Gebo coal and promises prompt delivery of any quantity. Contact No. 4 East Broadway with orders.
John F. Ferris master mechanic at the Spec ulator mine attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a razor at Pipestone Springs. Wounded man, found unconscious, now fading. physician says death likely today. An elder sister in Plattsville notified. Ferris previously worked in Butte and Anaconda.
Mrs. Joseph Creech and her husband allegedly kidnapped 4 year old from William Whitley’s home while the child’s father P. H. Miller lay ill in a hospital. Creech and wife were arrested on kidnaping and Creech charged with assault in the third degree for pushing Mrs. Whitley. The boy was recovered and returned to Whitley.
The Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50 dollars. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway. A separate mention advertises the H. E. oyster cocktail at 805 Utah Avenue.
Mrs. Dr. Frank, an eyesight specialist, is described as possibly located opposite the library at 78 West Broad way, a notable local detail in the block.
Coroner’s inquest into William J. McCaine’s death continues as Patrick F. Hayes’s alleged gunman status looms. Testimony from Thomas F. King and others places Hayes at the Parker lodging house before the shooting, with conflicting details over the weapon, drunkenness, and timing.
Special Correspondence notes Sweet Grass county court begins October 21 with 18 civil and six criminal cases on the calendar. Plaintiffs include T. H. Gurney, Charles Scott, Blooming ton Land and Livestock, Ross-Dier Mercantile, and others. defendants involve First National Bank Miles City, A. Wormser, Joseph Wid dicombe, and several individuals in actions of trespass, foreclosure, accounts, and divorce. Criminal defendants include Charles Brown grand larceny J H Stickley assault in first degree Ferdinand Obendorf grand larceny George B Wells forgery and George Blake grand larceny.
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