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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
5
Forest blaze spotted days ago west of Anaconda spreads rapidly destroying high quality timber and winter cordwood. Officials seek the firestarter as penalties are severe while the timber loss threatens extensive regional damage and economic impact.
The couple were married at St Pauls Catholic Church in Anaconda by Rev Father Coopman. Miss Agnes Cuddihy and William H Malloy exchanged vows in front of hundreds, with Julia Cuddihy and Mary McDonald as attendants. After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home they left for Spokane and the Pacific coast. Patrick Cuddihy, long time Anaconda resident and master mechanic, and Broom, shipping head at Copper City, attended.
A mis-sounded alarm forced firemen from their beds in the early morning before learning the alert was false. No damage or injuries were reported as responders returned to quarters.
Fire crew answered a 2 o clock alarm but found no blaze at the designated box. A caller had merely inquired if the station was in. Firemen treat the incident seriously though no fire is found. Ohio steel ranges advertised. Accounts due by the 7th. after that date attorney collection. Jobe Sladich. Cord wood sold for $4 per cord by Devine's. 1872
James Landry was discharged by Justice of the Peace Kennedy after a preliminary examination. J. E. Wire accused Landry of assault with an ice pick, fracturing Wire’s nose, but defense witnesses testified no ice pick was used. The court ruled Landry would not stand trial in district court.
An old style advertisement announces a 13 cent per copy price with sales through Newsdealers and Butterick Agents. Readers are urged to send $1.00 to receive a full year of the magazine, Tar Rew.
All accounts owing to J. W. Dezell of 404 FE. Park Avenue not paid before September 15 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.
Sept 10 payrolls in refinery upper and lower sections set pay hours from 10:26 to 12 o clock and 1 to 5 pm. At C C C Co will pay departments from 8 am to 9 pm. Sept 11 payrolls at works new and C C C Co new works run 8:15 am to 4:45 pm and 8 am to 9 pm.
Frank Mayne leader of Elsa Ryan's Nevada troupe, once musical director, faces a crisis in a Western town as unpaid salaries spark theatre turmoil during Faust night. The prima donna threatens to halt Marguerite’s spinning wheel scene if funds are not provided.
A disrupted performance ends with Mayne offering a back salary and the prima donna silenced. Gounod is cited as the message behind the dignity, and the company’s luck improves after the incident as the show continues that evening.
Bill Nashville George Fountain and Joe March stood before Police Judge Hayes as Nashville was jailed 30 days for sleeping in barns and sheds. Fountain and March were found lying helpless drunk on the sidewalk and given a stern lecture before dismissal.
Anaconda Montana September 6 1902 the Deer Lodge County Democratic Central Committee orders a county convention at the courthouse Anaconda at 11 oclock a m on September 20 1902 to elect delegates to the state convention at Bozeman September 28 1902 and nominate six representatives for the legislative assembly plus county officers and to transact other business as needed.
The document outlines delegate apportionment by precinct, one at large per precinct and one for every 30 presidential votes in 1900, listing precincts and elected delegates. It sets caucus times for September 16 and primaries September 17, with voting places to be announced. It also details county central committee rules on delegates, alternates, absentee votes, representation, unit rule, and authorization.
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