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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
5
The city invites citizens to observe Thursday September 5 1901 as a day of worship for President William McKinley with business hours closed from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. per Mayor Henry W. Stephens.
Ocean harvests arrive in Anaconda as oysters flood in during the winter season. Producers report large quantities distributed to markets and restaurants, signaling strong demand and a robust start to the season.
The Anaconda markets report a strong oyster season with wide variety from New York to Olympia and rising demand next month. Local fishermen also supply trout, bass, shad and many others while live carp are cultivated near Staten ranch and shipped fresh into town.
D. M. Robertson James Smith and R de B Smith locate Calumet Red Jacket Kenosha Dakota Cariboo quartz claims with mining declaratory notice for Hood and Hood extension in Cable district by T J Nelson as locator.
Amusements notice describes Sporting Life a pretentious English melodrama touring to Margaret theater next Saturday night after successful runs in New York and Chicago. The production features a training stable with race horses, a large-scale ancestral home scene from The Day of Reckoning, and elaborate London sporting club interiors and Epsom Downs views for Derby day.
The Sons of Hermann honorary resolutions express grief for President McKinley’s death and condemn the assassin while urging swift punishment and laws to prevent such crimes. A copy is to be published in daily press. The Meade Post invites veterans to assemble Sept 19 to pay last respects to the late president and comrade William McKinley.
Memorial services at the Methodist church will begin at p.m. with hymn 875 prayer and a program including a male quartet and a sermon by Rev. Henry followed by hymn 1002. Rev. Shippen will lead the prayer and Scripture reading.
James Casey also known as Caloocan Casey appeared before Judge Hayes on a vagrancy charge and received 100 days in the county jail with permission to leave town by sunset. Casey departed town after sentence.
Items list moving addresses openings social dances and upcoming church events in Anaconda including the M E church Sept 20 and Turner hall dances. Notables visiting or in town include L Clinton Butte H Oppenheimer Butte and F A Bigelow family. Also store and business updates plus a through sleeping car note and a death impact on a local social club.
Bozeman daily notes sewer contract friction with Mr Ryan of Butte over a $12,000 project on Church avenue. Council sets 48 hours to resume digging after water setbacks, bond posted, potential court action. Also reports Pass Creek telephone line linking Springhill, Gallop, Reese Creek and possible expansion toward Josephine. National Guard officers receive governor commissions. Gallatin County sells $60,000 refunding bonds. New Main street blocks near completion and commercial space upgrades.
Charles Beuckman died today from injuries suffered last Sunday during a football game in Chicago. Police are continuing to search for the other players who were involved.
John Herziger of Neenah Wisconsin reports relief after using Peruna to treat two years of kidney catarrh and back pain. Endorsed by Congressman Bankhead and Samuel R Sprecher, the letters claim Peruna cures incipient Bright's disease when taken early. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
Estate dealers report a shortage of small houses by nearly 100 units to accommodate families moving to town for schooling. Four room homes are in high demand, with almost no vacancies left as existing houses are already rented for later occupancy.
At a court house meeting last evening the Ameri can Humane association formed a local Anaconda branch. Mrs. W R Wilson was named Anaconda representative on the state board of directors. Organizer RJ O Hanlon departs for Helena to establish another branch and aims to return in November. Wilson will continue work in Anaconda in his absence. O Hanlon plans to urge a law authorizing governor appointed commissions giving police powers to state board directors in each city.
The state of Montana and Deer Lodge County certify a co partnership transacting in Anaconda named Wm. M. Montgomery & Co. members are William M. Montgomery of Anaconda and John K. Hemple of Butte with notarized acknowledgment by H. R. Whitehill on September 9, 1901.
Notice is hereby given by Mary Rom administratrix of the estate of John D Rom deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the law office of C M Sawyer in Anaconda Montana, Deer Lodge County. Dated September 11 1901.
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