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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
10
Links and stick pins and hat pins with London and Paris style effects. Diamonds rings offered at prices from eight pounds or ten to twenty dollars.
Edward J. Williams was convicted of grand larceny in Judge McClernan's court after a July theft at the Oregon Short Line roundhouse. He admitted being a former soldier and claimed to have served the United States, while the judge will sentence him tomorrow.
The Street Railway Journal commends a booklet on Columbia gardens in Butte Montana. J R Wharton, manager of the Butte Electric Railway, led three years of planning and ad campaign to showcase the park to mining camp residents and railway patrons.
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays priced at 64.50. Phil Daniels at 85 East Broadway handles inquiries. James Tachell, an undertaker based at 120 East Broadway, will move to 72 West Broadway around September 10.
Special Correspondent notes Elkhorn mill near Boulder shut temporarily due to gear defects. Ore processing uses flanged cylinders with steel balls. holes clog as flanges are worn by impact. Longmaid brothers of Helena own the site. managers order armor-plate hardened material from the East, expected to take several weeks to arrive.
A man identified as George Tievis died last evening in Boulder after arriving about two weeks ago from the Big Hole country. He suffered a chill then malaria fever and was about 33 years old. He was well dressed, had money and receipts linking him to the Maccabees lodge at Ted Lodge, Montana. Public Administrator Thompson seeks his identity.
Con Hayes files a lawsuit seeking relief against the Greg brothers over springs dispute. The action names the defendants and requests court intervention. Details on allegations, damages, and jurisdiction are reported in local records.
Don Hayes, longtime proprietor of Gregson Hot Springs, files in district court to compel George W Gregson, Sarah H Gregson, Eli Gregson and Martha J Gregson to deed the springs and related land. He alleges a written agreement last month to sell for 60000 with 59 950 deposited in Daly Bank. Defendants allegedly signed except Martha J Gregson. she had authority via her husband. Hayes seeks deed, damages, and irreparable injury redress. McHatton and Cotter represent him.
Charles D. Everett returns to Montana after a long absence in a largely ceremonial advance army visit. He meets local officials and greets residents, marking a notable reunion with the state.
Charles D Everett of Cleveland Ohio and wife tour Silver Star Montana to assess mining activity. He recalls arriving in 1866, notes Broadway’s 20 stamp mill and cyanide plant, a 540 foot shaft, and 35 to 40 workers. He mentions Gren Campbell Barkell and Hudson mines with owners and lease details, and 60 000 pounds paid since June.
The H. Libbes & Co. exhibit rare furs from San Francisco and Portland including sealskin jackets and sable varieties. Representative J. Magorty will showcase at Hotel Thornton from Wednesday September 18 to Tuesday night September 24, with estimates and orders available.
Denphy arraigned before Judge Boyle on fighting charge at Wark and Main streets. He acted in defense and was discharged. case set for Sept. 20. Bertha Johnson arrested for promenading at unseasonable hours with $100 bond, trial Sept. 20. Public notices include millinery display, local business ads, and railway ticket sales with time and rate details.
Fergus F. Kelley a well known Butte building contractor died at his home at 423 West Mercury Street from repeated hemorrhages of the lungs. He was 33, born in Worcester Massachusetts, married to Katherine Finn of Butte, survived by sisters Mrs. T. C. Taylor and Miss Julia Kelley and brothers John Edward in Massachusetts and Michael in New York. Funeral arrangements await his sister in law Mrs. Taylor’s arrival.
The transport Grant landed in San Francisco bringing troop B of the fourth cavalry with two officers and 81 enlisted men and the 2th battery of field artillery with two officers and 288 enlisted men. Among the passengers was Gen. James F. Smith associate justice of the Philippines supreme court. General Smith commanded California volunteers on the island mission.
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