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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
7
Butte's local notes list arrivals, visits, and events from McClure Bros. and Orton Bros. merchants to attendees at the Finlen hotel. Names include J. G. Bates, Ed McDermott, A. K. Irvin, and Mre. F. A. Jones. Also mentions United States court today, new arrivals, marriages, births, travel plans, and commercial ads for Harvard cigars, Acme Celery-Gin tonic, and local rail accommodations.
Judge Knowles opened the United States court and heard arguments in Brown versus Francis and Rooney versus the Oregon Short Line. The court denied a temporary injunction in Brown, taxed costs in Bender v King at 489.75, and set hearings and continuances for related cases including Mathews bankruptcy discharge and Rooney v Oregon Short Line.
The railroad will sell round trip tickets to Twin Bridges on September 12 and 14 for 2.35 dollars. Tickets are limited to September 14. A special excursion train will operate on Sunday September 15, at 1.50 dollars round trip.
Judge Boyle fined John Martin Charlies Fagin Downey Owen John O'Brien and John Docker five dollars each for drunkenness. William Cunningham faces malicious mischief trial. Ruth Holmes and Frank Schultz have hearings on related charges. Trombly and Money forfeited ten dollar bonds. May Carroll and P Jansen await hearings. Jensen pleaded guilty. Rogers Doyle Foley charged with vagrancy. Foley and Doyle plead not guilty. Rogers received a tie pass out of town.
Management of the Columbia Gardens dancing pavilion announces a grand masquerade on Wednesday evening September 18 with about 15 dollars in prizes. A complimentary ball is offered tonight. The social set of Butte is expected to attend, and dancing will continue nightly except Mondays and Saturdays until cold weather.
Police Court Clerk Billy Winn returns from a week hunting in the Market Lake district Idaho with nearly 100 ducks. Jeremiah Sullivan a 3 month old son of Mr and Mrs P G Sullivan died last evening. funeral at 2 from 45 West Quartz street. John Charles Hellisey seven months old son of Mr and Mrs William Hellisey died yesterday. funeral at 2 from 14 Buffalo Street.
In Meader ville Justice Court, Mrs Sweeney faces first degree assault with a revolver against Michael Farrell on Sept 4, a continuance granted to next Monday. The Farrell matter stems from a Nog street dispute between neighboring families. The Mannix case on obtaining goods under false pretenses to 160.15 was reset. Hickey denies signing the order. The Lawson case for petty larceny was dismissed after the complainant said amicable settlement. costs paid.
James Sullivan who faced a peace bond over his late wife’s death was recaptured by sheriffs after a Sunday intoxication spree at the Virginia street home. Neighbors were threatened as he sought to bar preparations for the burial and disrupt proceedings, with coroner testimony planned the next morning.
Charles Hanson attempted to steal a red hot stovepipe from a roof in the East Park street area. Detective Murphy trailed him, Hanson crawled to the roof and pulled the pipe free before being captured and jailed without the pipe.
Denver sportsman F Johnson discusses the Sharkey vs Mexican Pete fight at Cripple Creek where Sharkey lost by foul. E F Merton of Chicago touts typewriter forensics, claiming experts can identify machines by style, alignment, ribbon flaws, and printing characteristics.
L A Walker resumes personal management of the Helena Hotel inviting old and new guests to stop in while in the capital city. The house has been renovated and refurnished with the best service promised.
All Knights of Pythias and friends may secure one fare for the round trip to Great Falls by applying to C. H. Smith at Owsley block or A. B. Ayers at 35 East Broadway. The funeral of Mrs. James Sullivan is set for today at 2 p.m. from 310 West Virginia Street.
Heavy rain in the Ewa and Koolau districts benefits sugar plantations and minor industries. Agricultural prospects for the year are bright despite heat. Frequent showers persist, and July has passed without a dry spell. A bountiful sugar crop may ease concerns over the legislature.
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