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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1902
Page
12
A group of heirs files a protest seeking access to inspect the Grosse estate records. They argue their rights as beneficiaries and request a court-led inquiry to uncover asset details and administering actions.
In Judge McClernan’s court Mrs. Ann Grose’s petition for an estate allowance was continued two weeks amid heirs protests. Lewis Stewart’s estate received admin in the absence of relatives, with a $95 certificate of deposit and a cabin in South Washington Street noted. Shares of Centennial and Billings Brewing stock sold for $40,000 and $8,500 respectively to Lena Best. Calendar set for Sept 24 25 and 26 appeals. a writ of review involving Baldson vs Huston Allen Chapman Bushnell concluded with a $300 judgment upheld.
Several suits for injunctions and damages were filed in district court against BK L Mayo and other coal dealers amid an alleged price control conspiracy. David T Kelley seeks 7 750 compensation for business damage and property depreciation. Frye of East Side Coal claims 20 000 general damages with 2 000 depreciation. A divorce case Matilda Cote vs George Cote advances as settlement filed. Other cases set or settled, including a material claim dispute and a note dispute involving Waples and Wix. Ernest Henthorne, tied to a debauching case, is moved to Deer Lodge by deputy sheriff Rowe.
Sept 30 Oct 1 and 2 the Oregon Short Line will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco with varying routes and prices. San Francisco fares range from 55 to 81 40 depending on routing via Ogden or Portland with return options. Tickets may be used by Nov 15 with stop over privileges and sleeping car reservations advised at 105 North Main Street Butte Mont. H O Wilson General Agent.
Basin and return fare $1.50 Boulder and return $1.50 Alhambra and return $2.20 Good going Saturday or Sunday returning Monday Basin and return $1.00 Boulder and return $1.00 Sundays only Tickets at 41 North Main Street and depot The Butte Cafe leased by FE Esscalet Victoria BC will run it for wedding dinners and functions in first class style Catering for all occasions up to date.
A promote of frugality and thrift lauds the United States rising in manufacture and commerce. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is praised as most generous to policy-holders and as holding the largest assets of any company.
The dinner honoring Butte author Mary MacLane was canceled after chaperone Miss Lury Monroe removed two guest names from the list. MacLane and Monroe plan a three month Europe trip, financed by the World, with MacLane’s writings to be published under publisher control for years.
Joint stars Wagenhaly and Kemper headline The Tempest at Broadway for Friday and Saturday nights and a Saturday matinee. The production features a realistic storm scene and extensive forest spirits in a 47 member company led by Norman Hackett and Teresa Maxwell.
Miss Marguerita Sylva, praised for beautiful voice and soulful delivery, already earns ovations in her brief career. Her mother was a Paris vocal teacher and her father a physician. She and her company perform at the Broadway next Sunday.
The Butte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park Street. JUBINVILLE & NANCE, Props.
The railroad offers a round trip fare from Butte to Gregson Springs for 80 cents. Tickets are valid for travel from Saturday noon to Monday noon, with both outward and return trips included.
Several years ago a wife suffered a severe sore low until treated by top doctors with no improvement. A druggist advised S.8.58. After fourteen bottles she recovered and has stayed well. The heart of the notice claims free disease treatment and mentions Dr. Marold of Canal Street, Cohoes, New York.
Notice by the Democratic County Central Committee announces primaries across Silver Bow county Montana on September 17 1902 from 5 to 7 pm at designated precinct sites. Delegates and alternates tomeet September 19 1902 at noon in Butte Auditorium to elect 122 delegates and 122 alternates for the state convention and nominate county officers including state senator representatives district court judge county attorney sheriff treasurer assessor clerk and recorder coroner auditor superintendent of schools public administrator two justices of the peace and two constables per township.
Headquarters in Butte calls the People's Party state convention for Wednesday September 24 1962 at 4 p m to nominate a congressional candidate an associate justice of the supreme court and handle other business. Delegates apportioned for 1902 list eight delegates.
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