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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
7
Bulletin reports potatos plentiful in Anaconda with large shipments from Idaho and neighboring states. Restaurants cheer lower prices while markets also show abundant squashes tomatoes and other produce. Fruit varieties including grapes apples plums and peaches are noted as plentiful.
Peters' dance planned for Friday night with Smoke W. R. cigar sold as union made. Miss Walkers' offers sale on comics and piano teacher A Voss from Short's. Various visitors and residents, including J W Giles Butte and T H Purdy Chicago, noted at the Montana hotel. James Collins arrested by Officer.
Anaconda Lodge No 6039 will join five lodges to greet Lieutenant Governor W A Northcott of Illinois in Butte on November 8. Northcott travels via California and will pass through Montana. he resigns as head consul effective June 15 1902 but will still attend the Montana reception with C W Hawes.
The long awaited handball match between Fire Chief Mentrum and Coroner Hughes begins at 2 PM. Fire Department workers spent last evening preparing the court and arranging seating for a likely large crowd. Both players have trained hard, promising a spirited afternoon contest.
Letters from Mrs. Hattie E Grove and others in Monticello Greenville and Baltimore report systemic catarrh relief and improved health after using Peruna and Manalin. They credit the remedies with restoring strength and reducing symptoms like coughs pains and nervousness. The appeals invite readers to seek Dr Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus.
Coroner Finlay released the jury testimony in the John H. Black murder case after defense threats of mandamus. Key witness Fred Ainger described capsules given to Black by Mrs. Black with instructions. Doctors Safley and Chambliss testified Black died of morphine poisoning. Safley found morphine capsules in a valise taken from Mrs. Black at arrest. Preliminary hearing slated for Friday.
Washington received a fine gift this morning from John H. Sherburne, Blackfoot agency post trader. A large crate contained a deer head with magnificent antlers, one of the finest specimens seen in years, destined for W. A. Jones's residence.
John Laughman died in hospital from heart disease and was buried yesterday in the Catholic cemetery. He had no relatives in Anaconda, and friends arranged the funeral. Services were held at St. Peter's Catholic church conducted by Rev. Father Pirnat.
New York Oct 23 A conference was held today among the interests in the northwestern railroad situation. A Harriman representative said differences would likely be harmoniously adjusted soon but no definite plan of settlement was decided on.
Admiral Rodgers cables from Catbalogan Samar signaling arrival on the flagship New York. Marines will cooperate with the army to suppress the insurrection.
Washington October 23 annual pension report lists 1707 Montana pensioners on the roll and total payments of 220 198 dollars to these retirees.
J A Miles foreman of the Missoula Mercantile warehouses hires Colby White to build a $3900 dwelling on his lots near I K Abbott. Foundation is underway with carpenters soon at work. the house will include the latest improvements and be rushed to completion.
Missoula reports architect J. H. Kennedy is drafting plans for four new tenement houses to be built on the south riverbank near the Bonner residence. Each building will include every modern convenience.
In Montana Deer Lodge district court executors A C MacCallum and Theo Ehret seek sale of part of Augusta Hartz estate. Hearing set November 2 1991 at 10am in Anaconda to show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication requested in Anaconda Standard for four weeks. Also notice for Catherine Noonan estate probate set November 2 1901 at 10am to prove will and hear letters testamentary for John Reagan.
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