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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
11
The Butte News reports the local high school plans to acquire an adjoining lot to expand facilities. Officials say the addition will provide space for classrooms and a gym annex, with work expected to begin next spring and be funded through district savings and bonds.
The Walkerville Board of Education plans a new schoolhouse costing about 25 000 and a 30 ft adjoining lot for 5 100, with option to Nov 6. The building committee may negotiate with bidders and purchase the lot. health notices prompt teacher changes and custody of sickness precautions.
Bid results list five bidders for the Walkerville schoolhouse excavation and construction with amounts from 24 900 to 29 543 dollars. Each bid includes a 5 percent certified check. The building committee was tasked to act on the bids.
Susie Hunn, charged with va grancy, is sentenced to three months in county jail for the offense and another three months for contempt after she insulted the court. Her prior half year record prompted the judge to deny bail and order confinement.
Articles filed show Largy Lumber Company with 2000 shares at 25 each, with Lulu Largey as president and G O McFarland as manager. Union Lumber Co. also files for capital stock increase from 250000 to 750000. The notices include a funeral for Thomas Sheridan, and an ad for Hesperus addition lots by Passmore & Co.
Robb denies reports of foul play after a visitor claimed Robb feared danger and left a city, saying he is alive and ill only briefly. He says he moved from Albion house to 20 Academy street in Butte, came from Great Falls weeks ago, is not carrying money or jewelry, and expects to work soon.
A freight No. 59 carload of brick and the caboose jumped the track on the Northern Pacific high line about noon ten miles from Butte. The wreck blocked traffic until 5 30, with transfers needed for the noon local out of Butte. Subsequent late trains moved through normally.
The scene near Lott's tenthouse shows three unmarked graves for a missionary, his daughter, a woman and child, and two men. A conference of prominent citizens including Sheriff Simmons followed with a quieting message to the black community, who left the country after taking personal effects. peace was reported as reigned.
United States Marshal Bailey arrested William C. Calhoun of Denver publisher of the Rocky Mountain Sentinel and the Illustrated News on an indictment by the federal grand jury charging use of the mails to defraud. The case involves fraudulent mining schemes promoted in his publications.
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