The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-14
HURT At TWIN BRIDGES.
An Aged Couple Thrown From = Wagon.
The Lady May Die.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Twin Bridges, July IA serious run
away took place last evening on upper
Main street, which resulted in accidents
to the occupants OF the vehicle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stein. The latter may die. Mr..
STEMS left leg was broken o the
ankle, AND his wife received a severe
blow on the head. her upper lip was
badly cut n the left leg broken In
two places. 1t is doubtful II Mrs. Stein
will survive the accident. as she is near
ing so years of age, and is troubled with
heart disease. Her husband Is on the
shady side of 60. but IL apparently in
good health. He Is an old veteran. hav-
ing been through the war. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stein were bringing produce TO the
market. As they were leaving town
one Of the horses caught his bride on
the wagon pole, pulled off his bride and
with his mate started to run. The
Wagon upset after going about a block,
throwing the occupants out. The a
ran about 60 feet and stopped. Drs.
Wilson and Pease were The
physicians deeming IL best to move them
up to the ranch before soreness took
effect, they were accordingly taken out
last evening The family have been
unfortunate the past few years. crops
have been light, and last winter a year
ago their eldest son was frozen TO death
at Henry , idhts ~ pai obbN@f
ing in the Standard at the time. For
tune began to smile upon them this
spring, everything on the n looked
promising. the vegetables ana smai
fruits never were better.
This appears to be a week of acct
dents. Governor" Pollinger, who Is
known all over the state as one or the
best stage men of early days, sustained
a badly ~spraIned ankle Tuesday while
stepping backward over a pole. Mr..
Pollinger was in town the other day,
hat was unable to leave his buggy Or.
Fletcher of Butte was at the Pollinger
ranch when the accident occurred, ana
healed the sprain. "Lynwood, the
w~ell-known roadster, owned py the
governor, was kicked by a horse ana
had his leg broken. Mr.. Pollinger Is
more affected over the latter accident
than over his own sprain.
A mistake was Internationally made
In Mondays Standard In the CORE.
spondence from here. The name OF
George HARRISON should be substituted
for George Graham The contraotihs
PARTIES of the marriage were george
HARRISON and Miss Gertrude kirby.
The horses that were X from the
brewery last week. mention OF whicn
occurrence was made In the standard
have not turned up yet. The man whS
had charge of the party that was &C,
cused OF taking the horses Is stiii heio
a prisoner. He has had four men look,
ing for a week for the horses ahe
vows that he will remain here unit
thew are recovered or else give a team
TO the rewer men to replace the los
one. The prisoner Is doing every.hihs
in his mower to rectify his mistake
committed unknowingly.
Mrs. Cora gilbert came down IRON
Virgins City last Saturday. and VII
remain the guest Of her sister Mrs
Frank Reid. for a period OF severa
weeks.
The farmers in this section began .
hay directly after the Fourth. and wer
getting along nicely until sunday whel
q heavy rain set In. which caught ton
Of alfalfa down. 49,
r.. NJ. Funk, the wvil&nown liver
man of Virginia City. was In town TO
lay. -
At the recent session OF the hom
hoard N was decided to build q S3.oo
addition to the main building.