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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1902
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 110 West Main Street Mis soula. Telephone number 138. Advertising rates furnished on application.
In Missoula on April 7 Republicans won all but one alderman seat with George Albee taking the Second ward for Democrats by a six vote margin. Hayes and Hogan won police judge and treasurer races. The vote totals show Republican majorities in several wards amid a quiet election day and spoiled ballot concerns.
Garden rakes at Me Bride's, 25 cents. Bert F E Storr arrives from Lothrop. A A Salisbury visits from Deer Lodge. Dr. Brice from Stevensville and Dr. H Hall visit Garrison and Missoula. Judge Hiram Knowles returns to Butte after city visit. F W Herring of Philipsburg visits Missoula. Joeb Manheim returning from Seattle trip. Samuel F. Stuart, missing from Butte, remembered by locals. J E Pamplin reports from Boise City Idaho. Hoo Hoo Kilburn visits from Woodside. Woodside mill owned by Largy estate restarts and runs well. Resident Engineer Gleason of the Rocky Mountain division returns from inspection tour of the new.
Missoula readers saw a cake walk with winners taking a highly ornamented cake. The item mentions an expected new fire extinguisher for the city and invites mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
A local contractor states the railway work near Bonita and Bearmouth will take at least 40 days to finish before completion. He warns of extended disruption and urges travelers to plan alternate routes accordingly.
The Daily Missoulian changes management with E. J. Willis assuming control from George F. E. Harris. Harris and Joseph M. Dixon sell interests. Willis, formerly of the Montana Record, San Francisco Examiner, and Tacoma Ledger, plans to run the paper in Missoula, price reported above $10,000.
Missoula on April 7 reports a meeting of Fisher Mercantile Company directors to increase capital. Out of town attendees included O W Fisher of Birch Tree, Missouri Daniel Fisher of Red Lodge and Burr Fisher of Bozeman. The paid up capital was doubled from sixty thousand to one hundred twenty thousand dollars. The session did not finish the agenda.
Deputy Game and Fish Warden Arthur Higgins returned from Granite county with Frank Anthony known as Monte, jailed for shooting at and killing a beaver in Killing Beaver Missoula.
Missoula April 7. A Tuesday night meeting aims to form a railway men’s club for management by railway workers only. Officers will be elected and a constitution with by laws adopted. A grand opening is planned for mid month and a large attendance is expected.
Readers are invited to tour Missoula Nursery greenhouses or contact the city store on Higgins Avenue for information and hours.
In Missoula on April 7 the Big Flat district elected school trustees with a tight three vote margin. Mrs Martin and Mrs Toizer won expired terms of Mr Wood and Mrs Gauthier as the schoolhouse location issue saw division but no ill will.
The notice records Missoula events on April 7 noting evening church services began at 8 o clock last Sunday and will keep that hour through the summer months.
P M Reilly & Co reports Charles Arnold Schrage and Rosa Boos will wed in Missoula on April 7. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in Butte before returning home.
Mr and Mrs Schrage plan to settle on South First Street in a comfortable home. Sloan Davis and Miss Martha Rinkle are to be married Wednesday and begin housekeeping in a cottage on Wolf Avenue. The groom works at the Higgins block and the bride at the Rankin house. Western washing machines Mc Bride's.
A Louisville notice announces Miss Annie Lewis of Missoula Mont and Mathew Joyce to wed May 14 at the bride’s home 219 West Oak street. The bride’s sister Mrs Warwick Anderson is matron of honor and Miss Mildred Anderson bridesmaid. Best man is James Yeaker of Kansas City. They will reside in Missoula after the ceremony.
Missoula reports a special telegram from Butte announcing the birth of a fine boy at the home of John Deffebach on April 7.
On election day in Missoula only light business occurred at the courthouse. James H. Coggan, a native of England, filed his first papers. The hearing for the return of sale of real estate in the estate of Conrad Fisher, deceased, was scheduled for the 19th.
Missoula April 7 The insurance money for the destroyed portion of the science hall and apparatus has arrived. Plans are drawn for remodeling with about 5500 dollars expected.
Jack Mullen a lumber jack fell from a moving train at a 100 foot embankment between Rivulet and Philamon spur. He sustained head injuries but was brought to Missoula and treated at Sisters' hospital where he rests easily.
Nellie Davis of the lurid district is in the county jail on a charge of robbing visitor Nels Gauthier of $10. Gauthier reported $40 in the same pocket was not taken. The woman was arrested after the report on April 7.
If you expect a good harvest plant quality seeds. Sterling Timothy, Sterling Medium Red Clover, Choice Timothy, Choice Medium Red Clover, Northrup King Co. full 5c package of flower and garden seeds at 1c each. We pay freight on all orders for seeds. Mail orders receive careful attention.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal use cures the disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonial prompts and Toledo address for Fr. J. Cheney & Co. and mentions Hall's Family Pills.
In Missoula on April 7 the Cooks and Waiters union held a successful dance at Union Hall. The event was well attended and ended on a high note with lively music and camaraderie.
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