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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1903

Page

8

Harrow Boy Shot Hand Dismantling Rifle At Fence

A boy from the upper Grashounet region attempted to crawl through a fence when shotgun hammers discharged. Both barrels fired, shredding the right hand and injuring the neck. amputation was performed. He travels home half a mile before assistance arrived. County notes report a drowning near Dillon and other local news on stockholders’ meeting, water works pipe supplies, a jail escape resident, and school enrollment expectations.

Beauial Brandhard Dillon Sept Ed Marchessey Ka Wellin Accis Grashounet Burmuck Jix Charles Therhart Henry Williem Bulle Charles Heeher Therhart Dillon Fair and Racing Association W. C. Orr Frank V. Cooney W. Kingebury George P. Woll Chris Buyer R.Y. White John W. Marton Beanie Sheriff Gist Virginia City Joel Miller Morus Ernest Selway Poindexter & Orr Company Omaha James Paxton Schynglere Lie County Ramboulette Burke Michigan Hia Ranch Pointet

Girls Must Behave or Face City Jail Action

Special dispatch to the Standard from Utica notes a city order enforcing strict curbs on girls after dark. Police alert parents to stop unsupervised outings. a “dead line” on Main Street near Capital Music Hall will be enforced to keep women indoors after dark. Officials promise no leniency and urge community cooperation.

Uetega Npa Mali Flo Nolice Music Hall Wall Alain Patrol- Inen

No More of This Will Be Tolerated on Main Street

A local speaker condemns disruption by youths and girls in the town. He warns to enforce an order he has issued, citing persistent loitering and theft from Chinese noodle joints on Main Street. He states the problem is fully understood and action will be taken.

Ihea Iain Udys Butte Wetera

Masonic Grand Lodges Meet in Helena Montana

Masonic bodies from Montana convene in Helena at the Masonic Temple for annual gatherings. Grand Commandery of Isiighis, Arch Masons, and Eastern Star chapters meet Sept 1 to 16 with over 200 out-of-town Masons expected. Knights Templar and Royal Arch Masons plan sessions. railroad fare set at one and one-third. Major topic: the destiny of offerings and finances.

Standard Helena Vram Markey Rand Masonic Bodies of Montana Masanie Grand Commandery of Isiighis Template Fursdas Bop Arhanna Grand Dlespter of Toysl A Eh Masons Kntghta Templars Royal Arch Masons Shale

Harvesting Progress Across Montana States Harvesting Near Half Completed

Special dispatch reports harvest up and thrashing begun statewide. Farmers in Gallatin Jefferson Belgrade and nearby areas report grains in fair to good condition with warm weather aiding work. Wheat shows shelling in some belts as harvesting advances and weather remains favorable.

Helena Noarvesting B.S. Richards Ehersl Welend Yellowstauy Gallatin Jefferson Kool Comblon Belgrade Viekl Leavier Ian Antichorsen

Spragg Working on the Exhibit at St. Louis Fair

Frank A. Spragg of Detroit, a graduate of the agricultural college, arrives to work on grasses of the state for the St. Louis fair. He plans to visit eastern parts of the state, intends to display material to interest many people, and will participate with the experiment stations to present the exhibit.

Vosewan Frank A. Spragg Dehtan Wy Manni St. Lous Me. Sprage Il Ik Thesin Rogentert Louis Fair

Unclear OCR scene cites losses in Walnut Street building case

Fragmentary OCR notes report a fatal event at 26 to 28 Walnut with a stated claim of 145000 dollars. Mentions firms TK Mate Curlough Sod company and Lettaire Wrrtt Co with 360000, and references a banded company name in connection to the incident.

Cinelnwuth Atrock Reedly Nora Snantaneous Rombias Lion Mate Curlough Sod Company Lettaire Wrrtt & Co

Judge Passes Sentence in Winter Case at Loge County

Benton Sept. 1. Court disposed of criminal trials, sentencing several defendants including Thomas Winter to seven years for assault in the first degree and others for grand larceny and manslaughter. Judge Vat Paria criticized a newspaper article on the trial as prejudicial and improper, defending the jury selection process and asserting no favoritism toward the defendant.

Jnseph Cardova Bleary Winter Andrew Beller James Stanley Frank Keene Paria Trenry Winter Chinook Mt Ys Winter Coar Aisc Artile

Prolific club woman credit Lydia Pinkham remedy

Mrs Danforth of St Joseph Michigan recounts recovery from prolapse and permanent weakness after using Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. She emphasizes its restorative effect and urges other women to seek free medical advice from Lydia Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Danforth St. Joseph Mich Pinkham Frounger DaNronti Miles Ave St. Joseph, Mich Lydia

Building a Road to St Mary's Lake

The government begins a grade road from Browning to St Mary's Lake about 44 miles to haul heavy freight and machinery. Civil engineer A M Sorieg expects completion by November 5, with about workers and teams employed chiefly by residents of the reservation. The Swift Current Company and others will derive ore from the lake area once the road is finished.

Llanland Browning St. Mary's Lake A. M. Sorieg Wigneer Diudfana Compas Fay St. Marr's Lake

Superintendent Talks to Cascade Teachers

A dispatch reports a morning meeting where Superintendent Crate addressed Cascade teachers and outlined plans for public instruction. A large Nasnative attendance heard sessions on reading and art and literature by educators including Mrs Rich and Dr. Craig, with demonstrations and discussions throughout the afternoon.

W. We L.K Rellington Ueofestar Sargent Aintone Craig

List of honored dead of Montana volunteers in Philippines

Gen. Shirley C. Ashby announces corrections to the list of first Montana regiment volunteers killed or mortally wounded in the Philippine campaign. A memorial tablet for the Capitol will bear the names, with Governor Toole and General Ashby urging citizens to report omissions for final engraving before Toole leaves the state. The roster includes many officers and enlisted men, with deaths and fates dated from 1898 to 1900 across Cavite, Manila, and nearby locations.

Helena Shirley C. Ashby Montana Ashby Shwe Tooles Gael Toole

Soldier Frans Brooks Killed October 30 1899 at Lo Bany

In Laizon local records, Frans Brooks is listed as killed on October 30 1899 during the conflict at Lo Bany. He enlisted in May 1598 and served as part of the unit shisial ovis. Dayle is recorded as the date associated with the notice.

Lo Bany Laizon Frans Brooks Shisial Ovis Dayle

Young Helena Man Dead of Consumption

Melonn Sapt Addison II Gat son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gott died of consumption this morning at the family home 44 North Jackson street He was 27 years old and had been in poor health for some time Then rapidly declined and could not be around for about a month Funeral services set for Friday at 9 am at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart with burial to follow He leaves his father mother and several brothers and other relatives.

Standard Melonn Sapt Addison II Gat Thomas Gott Congnapdan North Dackson Astrodt Rome Chef Oratland Flo Montana Central Mingenpolls Buisiness Weresag Deaving Mills Helena Hexidos Jie Mater Do Lenves Savroid Saint Solowin

Mass Service Conducted By Reverends Day and Sullivan

A requiem mass will be said with services rendered by Rev. Fathers Day and Sullivan. Interment is planned at the Catholic cemetery.

Fathers Day Sullivan

Public building contract awarded for city offices and police quarters

Kaltapell Sept 2 the city set for the erection of a brick public building at the corner of Fourth Street and East Avenue. The three story structure will include police officials quarters city clerk treasurer and personnel chambers, plus space for the fire department sleeping and general city offices. The plan anticipates housing 22 persons and outlines a modern city facility with basement and two stories above.

Standard Kaltapell Cauneti All Tre Ita Rat Avenue TS Fuer J Alice Sthuty Amsonnel Chambers Timon

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