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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
8
Butte residents report John Traynor fled from Judge Harrington's court after a larceny bailment charge. His disappearance prompted telegrams for intercepts while witnesses recalled his hasty exit with hat in hand. Attorney Likens had the fine remitted.
Miss Frankie Patterson was sentenced in police court to a $50 fine for malicious mischief after destroying a boarder's $5,000 wardrobe. The complaint lists gowns, waists, a silk matinee, a gray suit, skirts, and wrappers as principal items damaged. Patterson cites intoxication as the cause of her actions.
An offer from W. H. B. of New York proposes 60 day options for any quantity of Denver and Rock Island stock at 20 cents per share. Contact 655 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
The Anaconda Standard provides greater value than other Montana dailies, offering more news content for the price. Contact Schatzlein at 14 West Broadway to subscribe.
Judge Sullivan of the police court counseled five young boys for causing loud noises at night. A friend interceded, allowing their return home and to school, with a warning to avoid the streets after dark and to stay out of trouble. He noted he would impose jail if they reoffend, and urged guardians to keep the lads in check. Brigades of Hemlock circle Women of Woodcraft, Dublin guich, and Mrs Boyle ordered notice for Friday evening meeting.
The children of the late James Han Ratty of 415 West Copper Street express gratitude to friends and acquaintances for kindness and sympathy during the illness and the bereavement of their father.
George A Anderson known as Mormon George died after attempting to warn youths from jumping onto moving hacks. While reprimanding them on Maryland street near the gas works, his whip scare caused the horses to bolt, throwing him under the rear wheels. He died at 3 45 p m at home 5744 West Mercury street leaving a widow and two children. Coroner seeks witnesses. National Undertaking company handled remains.
Frank M the five month old son of Mr and Mrs James P Fourt n died yesterday. Funeral today at 2 p m from residence 638 West Park Street. A handball match at Farrell Murphy s handball court Sunday Sept 16 at 2 p m between Dominick Cosgrove and Martin Secranton for 50 a side.
Call Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte for best value in pianos and organs.
Democrats in Silver Bow county plan 8 o clock caucuses across precincts with many venues listed for delegates. Key races include sheriff and coroner as party unity aims for a stronger win than two years ago with state convention to follow and primary tickets to be voted on later this week.
Northern Pacific runs a special train to Pipeston Whitehall and Twin Bridges on Sunday Sept 16 with round trips from Butte to Pipestone Whitehall and Twin Bridges priced 1.00 1.50 and 1.50. Charles Underling Boston Conservatory tuner will be in town for piano tuning.
Chairman Jones arrived in New York after a Maine and Vermont election showing. He declined to predict state victories but favored Democratic chances in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He noted the 1930s Ohio vote ratio and warned expansion could affect Pacific coast sentiment on Filipino labor competition.
In a Garrison habeas corpus hearing before Judge Clancy, W W Likens questions the charge while the court overrules the motion to quash and remands the defendant to jail for a preliminary hearing. County Detective Matthewe later presents a $15 attorney license bill to Colonel Likens, who defers payment to consult law.
Standard A advertises more value in Montana daily service and promotes a syndication block for Denver & Rock Island. It invites readers to consult directors at their office, with evening hours and a Thompson Investment Company connection for inquiries by phone or mail.
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