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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
5
Four well known Anaconda teachers seek the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of schools. Incumbent Miss Mary McLaughlin is expected to contest renomination, with Miss Anna Barrett Miss O Keefe and Miss Helena Gleeson also mentioned as possible nominees. Rumors say other teachers aspire to tickets on different parties.
Judge Haynes to preside over the police court trial of Joe Pecher charged by Mike Markovich with stealing a bicycle last May. Markovich swore out the complaint. Pecher posted bond and a postponement was granted due to witnesses in the Big Hole valley.
We offer affordable salts with bulk discounts as part of our fall lineup. Thueson on East Park Avenue promotes lower prices and value for customers seeking household salt supplies.
Wilfred S. Jean and Mrs Margaret Lavasseur, neighbors with strained relations, were not required to attend peace court yesterday. Judge Hayes will hear the case this morning. The trouble stems from a dispute between the prosecuting witness and the defendant.
A historic exhortation urges abandoning coffee due to caffeine harms and promotes Postum Food Coffee as a healthier alternative. It claims coffee poisons the heart and nerves and promises visible health improvements within ten days.
The article explains hair loss links to dandruff and the dandruff germ. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a cure that kills the germ, stops itching instantly, and makes hair glossy, advising readers to buy at druggists and avoid substitutes.
The feud between Mr. St. Jean and Mrs. Lavasseur centers on alleged mistreatment within their families. St. Jean accuses Lavasseur of poor consideration toward his relatives while Lavasseur counters that his treatment of her has not been neighborly.
Hugh Laird of Anaconda married Miss Lucy Irene Williams of Stevensville in Missoula as plans for a future residence in Anaconda unfold. The 21 year old groom and the well regarded bride returned to their homes after the ceremony and will soon be joined by Mrs. Laird in Anaconda.
All balances owed to J W Dezell of 404 E Park avenue must be paid by September 15 to avoid attorney collection.
At a city hall meeting Lincoln Republican Club was reorganized to advance county campaign efforts. Officers chosen were William R. Allen as president Henry Errett as vice president J R Eardley as secretary and George B Winston as treasurer A committee of Marier Kerlin and FitzPatrick was formed to locate a venue for the next meeting scheduled for next Wednesday evening. The new officers spoke about their ticket's chances this year.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cochran arrived in Anaconda from Tacoma and taken apartments at the Leland hotel. The marriage ceremony occurred in Tacoma on Sept. 1. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffery of Tacoma, and Cochran is a bookkeeper at Mahan Paint and a leader in the Anaconda Gun club. They will be at home after December 20.
Col O Leary announces a meeting for a time to hold caucuses primaries and convention. Expected schedule calls for caucuses on September 18 primaries the next day and the convention on September 4. Deer Lodge leaders dispute state apportionment showing 19 delegates vs locals predicting higher count.
Agram Hungary Sept 3 Mob violence erupts as barricades rise and homes are wrecked. Captain Vitas beaten and wounded as rioters raid Servian shops. Martial law proclaimed. troops posted. opposition papers confiscated. Villagers clashed with gendarmes leaving casualties.
Lincoln J. Carter presents Down Mobile a scenic melodra ma set in the South with Mobile area scenes. The tire effect last act uses a Carter invention to stun audiences and critics call it a benchmark portrayal of southern life beside Uncle Tom's Cabin.
H Hardy, a foundry department employee at Anaconda Copper Mining Company, was struck by machinery yesterday afternoon. He sustained a leg injury and was taken to St. Ann's Hospital for treatment.
Washington Indiana September 3 1909 search for the body of banker Pleasant Durham is abandoned after Attorney Thomas Sears receives a letter mailed on a train. The note outlines a plan to create a bank in town and suggests stock deposits to cover losses with names and addresses mentioned.
The emperor and empress reviewed troops after presenting new colors to regiments. Police arrangements were stringent to keep the ground clear during the ceremony.
Florence Italy September 3 The local strike by metal workers has ended and workers have resumed operations.
A patient endured seven years of illness with no relief before a breakthrough cure. Medical team reports dramatic improvement following a new treatment, offering hope for similar cases.
Miss Kate Brown of Kansas City Kansas writes that after seven years of illness from a cold and subsequent kidney and bladder issues she was cured by nine months of Peruna treatment. She credits gradual health restoration to the catarrh remedy and urges others to seek treatment from Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
Helena Sept 3 There is every indication that the state land office receipts will exceed $500000 this year The Flathead county land sale on Sept 11 and lease maturities are expected to swell the treasury to a record level Thomas D Long state land register will visit Kalispell to offer about 7900 acres of top land to the highest bidders Best agricultural land in Flathead county may average $25 an acre and about 20000 acres of timbered land await sale August receipts totaled 37627 56 with funds allocated to school uni versity and other state accounts
St Louis Sept 3 A call for a meeting of the board of lady managers of the world’s fair to organize has been issued by Secretary James Flurry of the national committee.
In Hermosillo a Mexican Central train derailed after a washout. Engineer Kroenig died crushed beneath the locomotive. Three Mexican passengers were killed.
The Bitters is presented as an excellent remedy to stimulate and strengthen the stomach liver and bowels. It claims to cure indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness and liver and kidney troubles. Try a bottle and see for yourself and avoid substitutes.
John W. Morrell former police chief of Middleburg Kentucky and current superintendent of the Balsam Mining and Milling company Sierra was before Police Judge Conlan on a begging charge. President Loame of the mining company later explained Morrell’s associate had been on a protracted spree and missing for more than a fortnight. Morrell a known mining man with a substantial salary was arrested on Folsom street last night by Policeman Moriarity for having ap-
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for stopping hair loss and crusts while cleansing the scalp. It claims benefits for skin, hands, babies, and hygiene, praising the soap as unmatched for beauty, health, and toilet needs.
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