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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
4
A seven year old Indian boy dies near Mill Creek and his body is brought to St Pauls Church in Anaconda for Catholic rites. After prayers the coffin is returned to the tribe for burial in their camp, followed by a small procession of the mother, squaws and elders.
Trene Jackson Susie Davis and Jennie Smith appeared in Judge Hayes court on street walking charges. The three denied guilt as witnesses testified on their character. A disruption occurred when the rightmost witness spoke and the nearest intervened.
A witness and the aggrieved prisoner discuss a case where each person pays a $20 tax for a 10 day jail stay. They produce the cash, indicating a local penalty or fee system in effect.
Last night the Woman's Protective Union No. 180 of Anaconda organized with 32 charter members. District Organizer Robert Scott of the Western Labor Union presided. Elected officers include President May Griffin Vice President Bridgie McMahon Recording Secretary Mattie Dorain Guide Anna Nichols Guard Nellie Flaherty Treasurer Julia Gartland.
Charles O Garel was returned from Stuart by Under Sheriff Morgan to face a larceny charge after a saloon robbery of a valise and valuables. A stranger reported the theft, leading to a search that traced him to Stuart. the case is set for a justice court today.
Two Woodmen lodges from Butte arrive by special train at 8 p m and parade to Park avenue and Main street for an exhibition drill. Woodmen will initiate 20 new members at Turner hall then hold a competitive drill and lodge work followed by a banquet.
Col Jas Quane of the Montana uniform rank K P receives a telegram from Capt A M Brandenburg of Bozeman reporting Lieut Col John Dahling has died. No funeral plans yet. Anaconda Knights of Pythias members may attend. Resolutions to be drafted at Thursday meeting and sent to Rozeman.
The notice proclaims Marie Lamour as the star of A Wise Woman and predicts her rapid rise. Manager Collins says the luminous performer will soon be distinctly visible to the city audience in her radiance.
Dan Marcovich offers a $5 reward for a missing item returned to him at Foundry Gulch. Spokane visitors and Denver transients are noted, with orchestra socials at A O H hall and a Peters dance at Turner hall. Linoleum sale announced by Copper City Commercial Co. Joe Credon injured in a hunting accident with arm amputated. school census shows 4144 school-age residents in Anaconda.
Mrs Frances Matoon of Minneapolis writes of kidney trouble cured by Peruna after a cold, noting three bottles restored health and ongoing wellness. Johanna Lewis of Minneapolis praises Peruna for cold debility and nervousness relief, while Miss J F Hoopes of Washington reports renewed strength after frequent colds. The Peruna Medicine Co offers a free catarrh book.
The display features 15,000 fur garments and rare skins from Liebis & Co of Portland and San Francisco. Mr James Magorty of the firm invites Anaconda ladies to visit the exhibit on Wednesday and Thursday at the Montana hotel.
H W Dorchester started work as special deputy and tax collector under City Treasurer Halpin to pursue delinquent pell tax payers. Those who have not contributed to the street fund are urged to settle. he will call on those who have not litidated.
In city items, the Boys' footballs at Tolan Co and Smoke W. R. cigar are noted with a Modern Woodmen meeting to night. Woodmen of the World and Flor de Baltimore are highlighted. Chief Justice Theodore Brantly visits, JL M Hughes of Helena registers at the Montana. A lost red and yellow cow with BR brand on the left side and horn tips is reported.
A family reunion occurred Sunday night at 8 East Third Street at the home of Harry McMannus. Mrs Catherine McMannus, Rose her mother, a sister, and Hugh and John, brothers, arrived from Ireland to join invited guests and welcome the newcomers.
Seattle Sept 24 Mr Ohmer laborer died in the city today from hydrophobia diagnosed by attending physicians. He was bitten by a dog two months ago but the wound healed promptly.
In Canton Ohio on September 24 friends and relatives of Mrs. McKinley gain cautious optimism as Dr Rixey reports only improvement and no adverse change in her condition.
Recapitulation shows Great Falls assessable value at 6,000,516 dollars, up over 500,000 from prior totals. Life features a playful description of a dachshund by a bright American youth, noting the dog’s length and height in humorous terms.
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