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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
12
A misleading appeal offers Gunn's Lived and Nerve Tonic as a cure for nervous diseases and pale weak blood. It claims to build red blood and flesh, touts cheap price, and urges readers to send for a free pamphlet and write their case to Dr Gunn in Philadelphia.
Cure for itching moisture and discomfort from piles offered by Dr Bosanko. Claims relief for itching bleeding and protruding piles with absorption of tumors. 50c per jar or mail order from Dr Bosanko Philadelphia PA. Treatise free upon inquiry.
The case against Osis in the Worrelson-Tones matter concludes without a full suit. Judge Ceancy rules non-suit with no further action expected.
Judge Clancy granted a non-suit in the suit by Elizabeth A Morrison against John Jones over a South Main Street property valued at $11,000. Morrison claimed a deed was a mortgage and sought reconveyance, but the court found the deed absolute and the reconveyance agreement timing invalid. The trial highlighted disputes over valuation, mortgage intent, and whether demand was timely after the agreement expired.
A famous health and pleasure resort promises relief from fatigue caused by hard work with waters famed for rheumatism cure. Medical staff supervise baths and massages for nervous, stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Special excursion rates include railroad fare, board, lodging, and bath use from principal Montana points.
Greta Risley, the Queen LIV in King Dodo, proved her claim to a $50 postal money order by singing her entrance song to a Springfield post office clerk. The blonde money order holder convinced the clerk after identifying via voice, securing the funds. She now cashes money orders at the theater box office. A brief notice also mentions a messenger service ad and a noon closure for a local laundry due to a funeral.
J. W. Blabon fourth vice president of the Great Northern railroad arrived in Butte from the west yesterday morning and visited Anaconda before returning to Butte and heading east. He traveled in his private car with J. H. Hiland general traffic manager of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul road. Also aboard were George H. Partridge of Wyman Partridge Co Minneapolis Dr. J. B. Crowley of New York and W. H. S. Wright of St. Paul.
The Centerville Juniors football team inaugurates the season with a bold challenge to 110-pound state contenders, led by John J. McGrath. The roster lists players such as James Rodgers 112 pounds, Joe Ruddy at center 195 pounds, and J Mannix McCarthy 120 pounds, signaling a spirited youth pursuit of gridiron glory.
Sept 30 Oct 1 and 2 the Oregon Short Line will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco going and returning same route for $5. Or $68.50 for going via Ogden and returning via Portland or vice versa. To Los Angeles round trip $67.9 with similar routing for $81.40. Return tickets through Nov 15 with stop over privileges. Ogden route fastest in 23 hours. sleeping car reservations urged at Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main street Tutte Mont H C Wilson General Agent.
G&G ARO encampment at Washington DD announces Northern Pacific Railway will sell round trip tickets on Sept 50 and Oct 1 at 16.40 dollars. For stop overs limits etc call or write W H Merriman Gen Agt N P Ry corner Park and Main Butte.
A popular card reader location operates at 116 South Idaho drawing steady foot traffic. Local residents report reliable service and convenient access for purchases and transactions.
The note explains that hat money was a tip to the ship's captain for personal care of freight, with examples of five and three dollars. It shows how Gordon sorting and stiffs affected the costs and how the term reflected deductions or charges in shipping accounts.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the best cure for torturing skin conditions in infants and children. It claims instant relief, refreshed sleep for babies, and calm mothers, with wide claims of purifying skin, cleansing scalps, stopping hair loss, and soothing hands.
A court case notes that attorney Campbell faces consolidated argument in St. involving a single trial. The report outlines legal strategy and expected proceedings.
Thompson Campbell sues Mary Ellen Kelly over 4200 for services in John F. Kelly estate case. The suits merge after district and supreme court rulings. Indian witnesses bear colorful names such as Big Four Horn and James trambler. Pierre and Pashe also noted. Judge Knowles sets a trial jury. other notices cover attorney fees and a San Francisco review of a Tivoli show.
Judge MacClernan presided a short naturalization session. Michael Shea and George Balkoutz were admitted to citizenship. John Klepec and Nick Balen were asked to return with proof of long residence. Klepec failed to prove age 17 at entry. Balkouta received papers with witness aid. Nick Galen was denied for late first papers. Guardianship hearing for John Galena insane set for the 29th. Johnson administration for John A Larson estate on October 6.
All members of local No. 112 are requested to attend the meeting Thursday September 25 to vote on the assessment for striking coal miners. C. A. McGOVNEY, Secretary.
Special Correspondent reports D M Wadaams in Dillon from the Big Hole basin says his father Wilson Wadarns is in the area. The item highlights a family connection and local movement during the Sept 23 update.
Died at the ranch near Jackson of Brights disease. Burial near Wadame ranch. Wadams, sr, an early Bannack settler since 1862, born Indiana 79 years ago, once recorder of mining claims. Five children survive. buried traditions and old county records noted. Also NP railway sells round trip tickets to Billings for $9.55 Oct 6–9 with return by Oct 11.
Mrs. Upham, aunt of Fred W. Upham, president of the board of review, was held up by six men on State Street near Van Buren. They took a diamond brooch a watch and a large sum of money in a bold daytime theft.
Report notes that the robbers bolted with their loot before onlookers could hinder them, leaving the scene unclear and prompting police investigation into the incident.
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on September 23 1920 two youths Robert Ray and Howard Boardman both 20 were killed and G H Moran was seriously injured in a Northwestern freight wreck eight miles east of the city. The victims were from Lyons and were traveling as hobos when the incident occurred.
Special Correspondence reports W. J. Morrison, a prominent Big Hole basin resident, drove 1 200 head of cattle into the district to be fed through the coming winter. The cattle, mostly purchased in Idaho, are described as a fine lot of animals.
Cla he Kansas Sept 23 Bessie Hickland who killed a 12 year old boy at Wilson last July was found guilty of murder in the second degree recently and today sentenced to 20 years in the penitentiary.
Fire in Birmingham early today gutted the three story clothing house of Lewis Sacks, destroying the building and contents. Loss valued at 7419,000 with 100,000 in insurance.
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