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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1900

Page

17

Fossil Fields At Montana University Urge Securing Treasure

The Easter Standard highlights Montana fossil fields at the State University and urges funding to match Eastern institutions. It notes new species, donations to the museum, and calls for wealthy Montanans to protect statewide heritage through sustained support. The piece also covers Kaimin’s March issue, student theses, recitals, tennis, and museum acquisitions.

Missoula Easter Standard Montana Carnegie Institute United States Field Columbian Museum University of Minnesota Flathead Lake School of Music Butler Bonner J. J. Buckley New York

Men's tailored suits on sale at Chicago Bee Hive

For six days starting Monday the 16th, the Chicago Bee Hive in Missoula offers hand tailored suits at reduced prices. Men’s best $25 suits now $17.50 and $20 suits now $15, inviting shoppers to maximize value this week.

Chicago Missoula Kreau Ina Tara I. M. Rogeris Mins EP Apolis Minn

Property filings and quartz mining claims listed for Missoula district

The Missoula county records show multiple deeds and mining claim filings in the Lolo and Wallace districts. Transactions include transfers of the Annie and Artimetia quartz lode, Boulder placer, several lots in Montana addition, and rights of way on Sunnyside addition, with totals from $51.50 to $6,000 and new locations at Triangle quartz lode and Letterman mill site.

Missoula Mont Walten Hollenstelmer Loloto Letterman Annie Boulder Placer Lolo Charles W. Christman Triangle Wallace District C. R. Scott A. Russell South Missoula Denver Rock Island No. 1 Rock Island No. 2 Rock Creek Twelve Mile Creek St. Regis O. E. Peppard R. M. Cobban Samuel Dinsmore Sunnyside Addition A. P. Teitjen J. F. Harrington Nolin Addition Somerville T. S. Letterman Keystone Lode Utah Placer Letterman Mill Site Therion Crysler and

Card of Thanks and Obituary Remembrance

The family of the late J. B. Thompson extends sincere thanks to friends for sympathy and kindness during illness and after his death.

J. B. Thompson Thompson

All wool cassimere suit available at Globe store

An all wool light brown cassimere suit is offered for five dollars this week at Globe store. The ad promises unmatched value in town and highlights limited stock.

Globe

Kohn Jewelry Co. Offers Watch and Jewelry Repair

Missoula shop advertises repair services with promise to save money and treat customers as lifelong. It notes they cover return charges on items sent for service.

Kohn Jewelry Co Missoula

Missoula Notes And Local Happenings This Evening

Missoula reports Mrs J S Reed of East Cedar street is ill. A daughter was born to General J J2 Marion’s wife. Mrs Gilbert Rhodes recovers from a several days illness. Mrs J Tl Goodwin on the south side not improving. Rev August Gustafson of Butte to preach at Swedish Mission today. Bandmann leaves for Helena to perform Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde for Stockwell dramatic company in distress.

J. S. Reed East Cedar Street North Side J. J2 Marion Gilbert Rhodes J. Tl. Goodwin South Side August Gustafson Butte DPD FE. Bandmann Helena the Stockwell Dramatic Company

Stevensville Notes Reflect Local Visits and Arrivals

Stevensville residents and visitors fill the week with travel to Missoula and Helena. J. M. Higgins and Otto Shuky testified for pre-emption proof, while new store plans emerged as Sterling and James Dobbins prepared May Bros. space for John Dowling’s grocery. The school board, church events, and local marriages provide a snapshot of community life.

FE. F. Herrick Missoula Fannie Wells A. D. Schwab Stuart Building Atchison, Kan R. M. Bones Victor Stevensville G. W. Johnson Curlew Alfred W. Nichols Ferry McDonell Rosemont J. M. Higgins Otto Shuky Frank N. Jamison White Cloud E.P. Woods Minnie Edna Maggie Schachtler Wisconsin W. M. English Stockton California Montana Sterling James Dobbins May Bros Tom Clark John Dowling Arthur Porter George T. Baggs James House Hale Winston J. B.B. Brush W. HH. Radis John Druce Drummond H. Bardenhal Helena Rev P. W. Haynes Miles City Nellie Haynes Henry Buck Carl Greenhood Hioward Smart Hamilton John Buck William McLaren Burnt Fork Ladies of the Baptist Church Charles L. Cowel David Cannon W. BE. Bags B. Calkins Gordon H. Place Aud Joan McGinley Murphy H. P. Wennett State Board of Game and Fish Wardens Isaac Hall Winston G. W. Dickinson Mattie Colfax Washington George Cruger J. F. Borough A. Ives Colins Carl Noblitt Monticello Minnesota T. C. Bailey Thomas Rowe Harry Prento Cyrus Franks Miss Albert May John Hamilton George W. Dickinson Thomas Bud Tin Tilman Frea Justice Sedgewick John Voss Florence Helen Dowling M. H. Williams Altha Burnt Fork District No I. H. Metcalf A. 8. Buchanan Milton Baker Henry Buchanan

Ravalli County GOP Sets Delegates and Convention Sites

The Ravalli county Republican committee met at Stevensville to apportion delegates from each precinct to the county convention and to designate venues for the conventions. Kleven Vulee.

Republican Committees Hamilton Republican County Committee Ravalli County Stevensville Kleven Vulee

County party conventions set with Hamilton as first venue

Eight precincts participate while four abstain as apportionment bases are fixed to votes for Thomas Marshall. Delegates total 05 with Hamilton gaining an extra seat. First convention to elect delegates to the Butte meeting on May 17 is at Hamilton May 1, 1 pm. Second convention at Stevensville in fall to nominate the county ticket and select Helena delegates, date to be set May 11 in Hamilton.

John McCormick Wyoming National Park Buck Stevensville Aber Montana Egbert Christian Church Hawthorne Literary Society Hamilton Sto S Butte Helena Stevenaville

Butte Presbytery Session Highlights Sunday School Talks

The Butte presbytery held its second day in Missoula with business sessions and an open meeting on Sunday school work. Rev. F B Cleland was elected moderator, Rev. J C Coleman clerk, and three Sunday school talks given by Loughlan Coleman and Whiteman.

Missoula Butte F. B. Cleland Anaconda E. J. Groeneveld Presbytery BE. J. Groeneveld H. Whiteman M. B. Loughlan Dillon Frederick Tongue South Butte J. C. Coleman A. B. Martin Deer Lodge J. BE. Butter Philipsburg George A. Blair Corvallis Walter Hays J. W. Passmore First Church of Parkhurst Cleland

Parkhurst Suggestions Bring No Immediate Opinion

The report notes that no opinion was raised today on the Parkhurst suggestions and that any discussion will wait until Monday. Reference is made to Cake free Saturdays and Morgan & Co.

Cleland Parkhurst Morgan & Co

Missoula School Board Holds First Meeting of New Term

The Missoula school board met at the old chairmans office with four of five members present. J M Evans was chairman and Mrs Reinhard vice chair. J W Buford named clerk. Committees formed for Finance Buildings Supplies Teachers Rules. The term ends June 1. Buford presented a financial report praising conservative district management amid reduced district tax revenue.

Missoula J. M. Evans J. H. Pulliam Messrs. Kemp and Taylor Reinhard J. W. Buford Kemp Pulliam Evans Buford

Pneumatic Bread from the Detroit Free Press

A new colored servant asks to bake home made bread but is declined by the housewife. He laments being behind times and jokes about pneumatic bread and modern innovations like balloons and bicycle tires.

Detroit Free Press

German firm claims fireproof fabric treatment

A German manufacturer announces a chemical process that renders cotton, linen, wool, or fiber fireproof with a cheap, lightweight treatment. The breakthrough could improve hotel safety by treating carpets, curtains, and woodwork and may later enable waterproofing, offering greater property security.

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Western Western Montana The Standard Higgins Avenue Postoffice State University County Records Riley Higgins New Spring Simons Smith & Simons Notes Missoula Mercantile Company J. L. McBride A. M. Stevens & Co Buite Presbytery Sarah M. Keesling Windsor Avenue Bristol Tenn Thesore Oalie Atlanta, Ga
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