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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1902

Page

5

Anaconda Junior Football Teams Opens Season in Butte

The Anaconda Juniors travel by train to Butte for a season opener at Columbia Gardens against the Butte Juniors. A strong lineup includes Erickson at center Kelley and Buck as guards Mugs Thomas and Maban tackles Fisher and Anderson ends Malloy and Brown halfbacks Rhue at fullback Joe Thomas quarterback with J Malloy Brennan Carr as substitutes William Thomas manager and Harry Neal captain.

Anaconda Butte Columbia Gardens Anaconde Erickson Kelley Buck Thomas Maban Fisher Anderson Malloy Brown Rhue Joe Thomas J. Malloy Brennan Carr Wiliam Thomas Harry Neal

May Settle It Out of Court After Store Altercation

Anaconda merchant D. R. McRae filed a complaint against George Green for assault in a case that may be settled out of court before Justice Kennedy on Tuesday at 2 PM. Green disputes the motive, saying McRae provoked his sister's disturbance a day earlier.

George Green D. R. McRae Justice of the Peace Kennedy Mr. McRae Anaconda Green Cate McRae

Party in Honor of Miss Doran of Anaconda

An elaborate social affair honored Miss Doran of Anaconda hosted by Mrs. Joseph E. McDonnell at her Pleasant Street residence. Guests played games, enjoyed a late repast, then moved to the A. O. H. hall for dancing until the early hours.

Anaconda A. O. H. Hall

Huns Over Five Hundred Plows A Prominent Southern Planter

W B Peebles of Vienna Alabama recounts a personal illness in which chronic dysentery afflicted his infant daughter. After three physicians failed, one bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. The product is sold by multiple local druggists in Butte and surrounding towns.

W. B. Peebles Vienna Ala South Egan Pickens County Standard Rug Smith Drug Store Martin Drug Store J. M. Kennedy Drug Co Anaconda Butte

Roy Cured of Coke After Doctor Failed

A four year old boy with stomach cramps was treated by a physician who used morphine but worsened. Half a teaspoon of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given and the child improved within thirty minutes and recovered. The statement is from F. I. Wilkins of Shell Lake Wisconsin, bookkeeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Co. The remedy was available at Standard Drug, Smith Drug, Martin Drug, J M Kennedy Drug Co Anaconda and all druggists.

Chamberlain Wilkins Shell Lake Wis Shell Lake Lumber Co Standard Drug Store Smith Drug Store

To Run Independently May Be Fourth Ticket in the Field

The item notes that an independent candidate could join the race as a potential fourth entrant. It discusses the political landscape and the likelihood of additional candidates entering the field.

Independent Ticket Emerges In Deer Lodge Politics

James Quane and Jacob Rentz announce independent bids for justice of the peace and constable as Republican selections falter. Anaconda residents push for independent runs, with four tickets expected, stirring local election talk and candidate petitions circulated citywide.

Deer Lodge Anaconda James Quane Jacob Reniz Quane Messrs Rentz

Fruit Farm Developments Attract Idaho River District

Residents of Anaconda show strong interest in Snake River fruit farms in Idaho with cantaloupes strawberries and pears leading production. Hartell ranch near the river sent unusually large Wolfe river and Bittingheimer apples noted by Dr. Oliver Leiser. Local investors including Dr. Rockefeller and A J Cummings are involved in promoting orchard projects.

Idaho Anaconda Oliver Leiser Hartell Snake River Leiser

Margaret theater to stage King Dodo with Raymond Hitchcock

The Margaret theater opens a tour of King Dodo featuring Raymond Hitchcock and Creta Risley with a large cast and 50 chorus girls. The production blends musical comedy and tuneful numbers set in imaginary Dodoland, with a lively chorus and impressive stage effects. Also The Liberty Belles by Harry Smith comes to the Margaret theater October 2 with Nevada Yefton and a noted company.

Margaret Theater King Dodo Raymond Hitchcock Henry W. Savage New York Daly's Theater Studebaker Chicago Pixley and Luders Dodoland Dodo Diana Pease Creta Risley Queen LI Spoopfnland Cheridah Simpson Plola Flora Zabelle Annette Margaret McKinney Angela Arthur Wooley Dr. Fizz William Corliss Harry B. Smith Liberty Belles Frank Hennessy Margaretheater Nevada Yefton Gertrude Millington Maybelle Adams Percy Leach Harry Stuart Rita Knight Marie Toohey Harry C Lyons Ethel Dean Mr Smith Young Ladies Erowe Forida Aime Tachaume Reginald DeKoven Clifton Crawford L. G. Gottschalk H. T. McDonnell Alfred A. Arons William Ocooe

Religious Services in Anaconda Churches Today

Local worshipers are invited to St. Mark's and Swedish Mission churches with early morning prayers, morning sermon, Sunday school, and evening services listed. The Baptist church will not hold preaching as the pastor attends the general association in Bozeman.

Anaconda Swedish Mission Church Alder Streets W. mM Baptist Church General Association Bozeman

Norwegian Lutheran Services at Christian Church Corner Oak and Sixth

J. L. Johnson pastor will lead Norwegian Lutheran services held in the Christian church located at the corner of Oak and Sixth streets.

Christian Church Corner Oak Sixth Streets J. L. Johnson

German Lutheran-Revy Dedication in Missoula

Pastor H Hudtloff attends the dedication of the new German Lutheran church in Missoula and will hold no services at First Methodist church. Rev W Ct Macurdy presides at Oak and Third streets with morning service at 11 o'clock on Amen and an evening topic from the book The Church and the Labouring Man.

First Methodist Church Oak and Third Streets W. Ct. Macurdy

Salt Lake Jury Finds Roy Kaign Guilty of Manslaughter

Roy Kaign, a 16 year old boy, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for shooting and fatally wounding Willard Haynes, a Chicago traveling man, in the Knutsford Hotel rotunda last November. Sentence set for October 3 with Utah penalties up to ten years. The defense claimed self defense and that Haynes had attempted to assault a relative of Kaign.

Salt Lake Roy Kaign Willard Haynes Chicago Th Knutsford Hovel Utah Justificaton Kaign

Charcoal Health Booster Promoted in Absorbent Lozenges

A Buffalo physician touts Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges made of Willow charcoal and honey for gas relief, clearer complexion, fresher breath, and purer blood. The lozenges cost twenty five cents a box and are marketed as safe with ongoing use.

Stuart A. Buffalo

Munley Denies Charge in Bradley Case Before Justice

James Munley pleaded not guilty to betraying Annie Bradley in a city case. Preliminary hearing set for next Wednesday at 2 pm. bond fixed at $100. He was arrested in Butte by Deputy Sheriff Joe Stevens of Deer Lodge County. warrant sworn by the Bradley girl.

Justice of the Peace Kennedy James Munley Annie Bradley Manley Butte Joe Stevens Deer Lodge Bradley

O Neil Lumber Company Incorporation Filed

Special Dispatch from Helena reports the O Neil Lumber company incorporated in Montana capital stock of 25000 with O Neil and B Adams as incorporators. Rosebud Irrigation company formed with 3500 capital stock by Jacob P Weast William Weast and Frank Weast to operate in Carbon county.

Helena O Neil Lumber Company Flathead County O'Neil, Co O Neil B. 8 Adams Rosebud Irrigation Company Jacob P Weast William Weast Frank Weast Carbon County

Helena Divorce Granted to Lucy Stephenson in Statutory Grounds

Lucy Stephenson was granted a divorce from Henry Stephenson a miner of Butte on statutory grounds. The couple had married in February 1901 in Helena.

Helena Lucy Stephenson Henry Stephenson Butte

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