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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
8
Rent plans from Orton Bros. Kalispell visitors in city. local notices on births marriages and travel. Includes medical ads, millinery sales, law offices move, and a habeas corpus case resolved with release. plus a consignee note on a Sleeper train and various personal updates.
Special Dispatch reports 19 year old JF-Katy Dulaney sustained severe facial injuries Saturday evening. The girl, described as 19, suffered multiple tooth loss and a splintered jaw after being struck in the face at a crowded stable door. She was taken to Warren for medical care.
County teachers convened for a multi day session under County Superintendent Kehouts with a competent core of instructors. Notable attendees include W. W. Webb of Helena, D. He HW, Mr. Atate narnia school official, Prof. H. G. Young, and Frances Miter of the Jefferson County school district in Dillon.
Louis Goldstein, a Tuxtlac Doran shopkeeper, accused Constable John McGrath of extorting fees for licenses. Goldstein argued the license cost was $8 but records show $2, with extra charges and a suit of clothes offered to settle. County officials reviewed the books, found the fee had been mischarged, and returned the missing money to Goldstein. The justice noted McGrath is an elected official, limiting action. Goldstein, a Pueblo native now in Butte for 22 years, says he was unaware of license amounts and feels wronged.
John Ryan answers Mary Hahn's charge of injuring her feelings with a denial of malice or damages beyond his own admission of discussing the matter. The case seeks judgment for 25,000 based on alleged improper language used by Ryan. He recounts events at her house and defends his conduct as a landlord while criticizing her behavior and public standards, amid broader notes on a railroad land dispute involving the Northern Pacific Railway company and title quieting actions in South Butte. The document also mentions ads and local notices including property sales and business listings.
Federal court proceedings opened with a busy docket. Several cases were posted for Sept 2 and Sept 3, including Harrington vs Whiacent Harrington and multiple railroad and mining lawsuits. Motions, demurrers, and transfers were discussed, with some dispositions and settlements noted.
Kinman of Woodville wins authorization from Judge Melernan to sell enough of the Soheuny estate to satisfy debts. Personal property to be sold first, then real estate and mining interests if needed. Estate valued at $30,000 with a bond for services by Scheuer and a bonded administrator case settled in Granite County.
The judiciary committee decided to pursue a peremptory writ to force County Clerk Weston to provide the city's yearly law roll, after Weston demanded $1023 and a court order was sought. Witnesses discussed Daniel McAvoy’s railroad injury and medical losses, totaling about 2,985 with wages claimed at 70. An Ambrosy ordinance was postponed. request to deny the Cran and Gaylord spur franchise. A warrant for taxes totaling 86.34 was approved for McTue & Solveson.
Twenty five members of D Company Montina national guard marched from camp yesterday to Nine Mile canyon. They set up tents and planned to move out last Sunday but were prevented by the quarters.
Round trip travel details appear for weekend service on the Great Northern Maltway. Mentions departures and returns across Saturday Sunday and Monday. Indicates locations Alhambra and Norih Main Street Butte with unclear schedule wording.
An obituary reports the death of Davis Orr, a former longtime resident of Butte. He was survived by his wife and is remembered as a devoted worker with ties to the community. The notice appears in a San Francisco linked release and references a telegram from Saturday.
A fragmentary note lists names and places including Thursday Meridex Bent VW We Misa Md Gibert and 28 Wort Srondway. The readable items suggest an improvised wrench pattern and related identifiers without a clear event or outcome.
An unidentified woman was questioned by authorities after an incident at a station involving a girl. Witnesses described a tense scene as passengers reacted to the event and law officers took statements. The report notes no immediate injuries and ongoing inquiries by county officials.
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