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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
7
Butte notes list piano sellers and shoppers, visits by residents from Townsend Helena Pony and Virginia City, a birth announcement in San Francisco, a divorce default, civic reads and reading stalls, and various local movements. Officials and lawyers, judges and priests, plus contractors and residents, appear in city life updates.
Fragments indicate a Democratic primaries slate and a party meeting this evening urging all Democrats to vote. A Labor Party convention is slated to meet at CP MW today.
In Silver Bow, Democrats prepare for primaries amid threats from Heinze loyalists. Delegates will be chosen tonight to sit at Friday’s convention, with 122 debates and an alternate slate to the state convention in Bozeman next week. Labor and socialist delegates are hedging. returns to the Standard office after counting.
The Montana state convention of women suffragists opens at 10 this morning under Dr. Maria M. Dean. Delegates are entertained by the Butte club as talks on organization and lobbying for the coming legislature are planned with Miss O Neill and Miss Gregg coordinating. Walker's whiskey is advertised at 12 West Park.
Madam Renno offers readings on love marriage divorce and life’s troubles at the Stephens block 144 West Park street Butte. Circles meet Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings with services described as short sessions for a dollar.
The Heinze party held primaries across county locations with no contests. Delegates and alternates list passed, though John Sivalon of Walkerville Precinct 2 and Pat Dowling of Precinct 24 sought removal from the list and will not serve. The convention is scheduled for Thursday.
A 48 inch cut garment offered at a very low price features a stylish, superior design and a belt option. The item emphasizes affordability while maintaining quality.
Fin land miner Matthew Johnson of 619 East Broadway was charged with assault in the third degree after his wife Mrs. Johnson sought help at the county attorney office. She fled to her sister’s home and asked for protection while authorities filed the complaint in Justice of the Peace Danter and Meaderville court.
Manager J R Wharton offers free plants to women at the Columbia gardens. Visitors must bring a basket and trowel to dig and claim available plants. early arrival guarantees choice. Gregson Springs resumes business with Mrs Don Hayes at the helm and hopes for continued patronage.
The U S grand jury will meet in the Owsley building this afternoon to adjust indictment blanks and begin business. About a dozen whiskey selling, counterfeiting, and cattle stealing cases will be investigated, likely taking a week. An order for a trial jury will be issued by Judge Knowles and returnable in about a week or ten days.
The Oregon Short Line will offer excursion tickets from Butte and Anaconda to Washington D C and return at the stated rate. Tickets go on sale Sept 30 and Oct 1 with a return limit Nov 3. For sleeping car accommodations and stopover details, contact the Short Line city ticket office at 105 North Main St Butte Mont. H O Wilson General Agent.
The Rev. Frederick Tonge's resignation was tabled at a South Butte Presbyterian meeting and deferred after a committee will seek to persuade him to stay. Tonge has a call to a large Seattle church and may depart if incentives to remain are not offered. The Northern Pacific Railway offers round trip tickets to the G A R encampment in Washington on Sept 30 and Oct 1 priced at 56.40 with stopovers and details from W H Merriman in Butte.
The Great Northern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Washington D C and return on September 20 and October 1 for 56 dollars 40 cents. For details on stopovers and limits call at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street.
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