Two Very Lucky Men Riehm And McGill In Surprising Survival
Two men named Riehm and McGill survived a dangerous incident that critics say could have ended badly. Authorities withheld specific details while praising their quick actions and luck.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1900
Page
7
Two men named Riehm and McGill survived a dangerous incident that critics say could have ended badly. Authorities withheld specific details while praising their quick actions and luck.
James Riehm, a miner, was shot twice by Officer McGillie after a shoplifter scare over a pair of $5 shoes. Riehm fled through alleys to Sisters' hospital, describing the officer's action as hasty. He survived with a shoulder wound and a through foot as bystanders and authorities assess the clash.
Department One judge Lindsay issues orders in district court cases. The records outline rulings and procedural actions affecting multiple litigants and case numbers. The document notes dates and specific orders without detailing outcomes.
Judge Lindsay of department 1 filed many orders including defaults entered in Clara Fellows vs James Fellows and Lizzie McLeod vs Daniel McLeod with proofs set for September 27. Demurrers in Frank Zimmon vs F A Heinze and others heard September 26 27 and 28. Referee in Andy Leyden vs Ben E Jacobs report due by November 15. Estate matters including Daniel Crosson Angus McLeod Maggie Benson Annie Hungerford and others under advisement. Joseph R Silver appointed administrator of W S Fagan estate with bond set at 2500. Objections to Andrew J Davis estate account set for hearing September 28.
Charley Palmer is described as reluctantly returning from the country in the piece. The tone suggests a reflective departure and a renewed stance upon reentry, with minimal context about location or rationale.
Charles Palmer reports a rejuvenating Hunters Hot Springs visit with fish, pure mountain water, and farm life contrasts to city dust. He extols air, cooking, milk, and nature, plans a rural retirement, and notes local newspaper pricing and a Great Falls Catholic church project with a deadline in October 1900.
Joan M. Quinn, ex Butte figure now in New York, denounces the Republican "full dinner pail" defense. He argues trusts hurt workers, mocks promises of meals, and urges independence against party control and wealth concentration. He cites McKinley and Hanna as examples and calls for worker dignity over political manipulation.
Silent notice offering first class care and board in exchange for use of a good roadster and buggy or two seated trap. Address for three days, Box 754, Butte.
Hennessy’s millinery department announces a semi annual display starting next Wednesday. It promises the grandest showing of artistic headgear Yet the event will feature hats from Paris New York and Hennessy’s own rooms with price tickets highlighting differences. The opening is billed as a leading event in Butte millinery circles with styles to suit every budget. A separate item offers a $25 reward for proof Mayer of 40 West Park does not supply the best mainspring for $1.
On sale Sundays only for rail trips from Butte to Boulder Basin and Alhambra with return same day. Tickets $100 for Butte to Basin and return. Sale Sundays and Mondays after date. Ticket office 41 North Main Street. J. FE. DAWSON general agent. Schatzlein paint line 14 West Broadway carries all paint products.
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