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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
4
Architect M D Kern visited Anaconda to review the plumbing in the South Main Street high school project. He ordered larger capacity main connections and said the work will be adjusted soon as steam pipe fitters arrive to install heating. Boilers are not yet in place. aim to complete water system conditioning before boiler connections.
Beginning Monday through the week the store will donate a portion of cash sales to support miners on strike in Pennsylvania. The shop promises special inducements with lower prices on affordable merchandise and invites customers to help by purchasing.
Arthur Meyers son of Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers of East Park avenue owns a curious pet a months old wildcat captured near Garrison. The animal is tame at home though still wild in appearance and plays daily with Arthur on the sidewalk outside his father’s music shop. A monster porch pine shows in the Meyers’ show window as another local oddity.
In Anaconda and Deer Lodge county the three political tickets have kept calm with no police arrests during rallies. Voters and party members praise orderly campaigning and expect similar conduct on election day. A.J. Cummings, a New York stock broker, is noted trading on the board at 11214 FE Park Avenue.
County Treasurer P D Twohy clarified the ballot language for Amendment 13. The measure would change how county commissioners are elected by defining a three member board with six year terms. The article notes voters generally misunderstand the constitutional proposal and outlines its key dates.
County Treasurer P D Twohy yesterday sent ten thousand dollars to Minneapolis for redemption of county bonds in trust at Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank. The 1890 issue bonds and accrued interest of one hundred seventy three dollars will be paid off and interest will stop. No bonds dates earlier than 1899 remain outstanding.
The advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ornament as the great skin cures for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin cleansing the scalp and stopping hair loss soothing hands and treating baby rashes. It claims no other medicated soap compares for toilet bath and nursery uses and touts added emollients in Cuticura Goap.
James Mills guardian of James H. Mills Jr T D Fitzgerald administrator of the estate of the late J T Ferris and John Hauswith guardian of Paul Obertries filed orders with Clerk William E F Thomas confirming sales of real estate in their estates. Elegant line of heaters at Stage's. Ask to see the Standard premium book Ireland in Pictures.
A Pioneer Press dispatch from Yankton reports 1600 Doukhobors, men women and children, have reached the town singing a strange hymn while carrying the sick and infants on stretchers. They are in need of food and aid.
The article explains a proposed plan to elect three county commissioners in 1907 with terms of two, four, and six years, followed by six year terms for all after each election. It notes that vacancies would be filled by the district judge and cites Deer Lodge county voters facing the amendment.
W. T. Nankeville presents The Penitent adapted from Hall Caine. The production closes its Park Theater run and heads to the Margaret Theater. Deft scenes and strong characterization move audiences, with rich scenic display and a gifted company delivering Caine style drama.
Columbus Ohio Oct 28 Governor Nash honored a Pennsylvania requisition for J N Evans of Youngstown president of the Key stone Mining company. Evans is sought in Pittsburg for obtaining money under false pretenses. Directors allege he diverted 545000 of stock and 1000 cash in a mining property purchase. La Crosse Wis Oct 2 C F Segelke president of a large sash and door firm and his nephew Arthur Ernest 21 went fishing and are believed drowned. Their skiff found swamped eight miles below. A reward is offered for their bodies.
Miss Floye Redledge of The Belle of New York, a Providence R I native, is praised as one of the handsomest women on the American stage. She plays the Salvation Army lassie and once paused in Boston to hear a tambourine echo from muscular Salvation Army members nearby.
Judge Scott in Cheyenne declines to consider the motion for a new trial by Tom Horn who was convicted of murdering Willie Nickell. The ruling ends further post trial action. Horn remains convicted of the Nickell murder in Wyoming.
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