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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard is at 1 West Main street Missoula. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Wallace metallurgist cites Butte and Salt Lake capital backing a near Missoula area smelter on the Coeur d'Alene branch. He predicts a 300 ton facility on the St. Regis river this summer, boosting output from Silver Creek, Packer and St. Lawrence districts and creating a home market for local ore.
You’ll have to hurry. The Chicago tailor is at the Golden Rule only today and Monday for taking measures. Choose a noble spring or summer suit at almost any price or pattern you want. Whether rooms or meals the European pleases.
A. M. Bliss of Garnet visits Missoula and touts the Garnet Coloma mining area as a top small camp. He has been appointed to manage the Mammoth mine during ongoing litigation, a decision in the case expected in a few weeks.
Donlon closes his Brown's spur saw mill after a year and plans relocation to Lothrop. He will build a $7,000 bridge across the river near the new mill, and intends to deed the bridge to the county for county and local care and maintenance.
Covenant lodge No. 6 I O F orders from the East a complete regalia set for the lodge at a cost of 450 dollars. The purchase includes collars for members and officer regalia, matching a recent arrival of team regalia for all four degrees. The item is described as among the finest in the state.
Sheriff Furey of Silver Bow county toured Missoula on April 25 as M and Winner tubes $1 at McBride's were noted. The visit covered Going Back to Butte towns with preparations underway.
Deputy and Officer McGregor captured Winters in Kittie McKinzie's north side house while Sheriff Furey says he is wanted for involvement in a recent robbery at Judge McHatton's Butte residence. Message mentions Missoula Nursery greenhouses and city store on Higgins avenues. Boston pants offered to workers.
Maj Michael M McCauley aged 101 dies at his Bitter Root river home near Fort Missoula after a long career as an Indian agent in Montana and California. Born in Ireland February 21 1824 he served as agent for Flathead and Blackfoot tribes and later settled in Missoula where he served on the county board and valued local citizen. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 pm from the ranch with Missoula lodge A F and A M in charge.
L N Simons advertises a sewing and tailoring offer with Mr. Rolf, an expert Chicago tailor who guarantees a perfect fit using tape measurements. It promotes a superb line of men’s spring and summer clothes and urges customers to order now while highlighting wallpaper and paint deals.
Northern Pacific division engineer Bert Palmer, based in Spokane, passed through Missoula this morning en route to Steele North Carolina for important matters. Mail orders directed to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
Captain Perkins of the eighth infantry reports that four companies will likely maintain occupancy at Fort Missoula, a development welcomed by Missoula residents as a sign of stability and continued military presence in the area.
The text notes current garrison limits with "the past more men they have ever been stationed there" and that present quarters hold nearly zero. If the government orders four companies to be sent, as directed, additional buildings must be erected to provide room.
A Chicago tailor will be at the Golden Rule today and Monday showing Strauss Bros. suits and taking measurements. Get stylish fabrics, good fits, and affordable prices, but you must hurry to obtain one of the finest suits in the land.
H J Faust Ovando merchant in Missoula. B A Mitchell returning passenger on No 3 Friday. James Lancaster Stevensville livery stable man in city. T J McClung from Clinton ranch spending days here. William Boyd Woodworth on business staying a couple days. Agent Avery Northern Pacific Evaro in Missoula Thursday eve. George T Bages Stevensville attorney visiting. Mr and Mrs Fred Cowan from Bonner shopping Friday. Superintendent Russell in Bitter Root valley on inspection tour. John R Daily returned from Blackfoot country after a week buying cattle. David Lagasse from Moose Creek on business, staying rest of week. Miss Ida Fisher schoolteacher.
Left on Friday afternoon for Lolo to visit friends for a day or two. Postmaster Gilbert of Lolo is in the city on business. Alfred Cave visits Stevensville. Deputy Sheriff Dougal McCormick and County Treasurer George Higgins returned from Spokane. H W Morse from Idaho will return Saturday. Taxmen Charles Swartz and J C Fairchild monitor their companies interests. Mrs M Allen and her mother returned from a health visit to Moser Ore. Miss Kate Shelley led the first day of teachers exams in the court room. eleven teachers sought first and second grade certificates with a second day set for Saturday for third grade.
In Missoula on April 25 church notices list services at Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Preaching times are 11 a.m. at each church when stated with Sunday school, youth and adult groups scheduled throughout the day.
General White still holds disputed land near Missoula claimed by E B Hicklin of Helena. Hicklin says he fears no outcome yet probate judge will decide. White enjoys camp life despite cold mornings as John Simpson from Helena visits to assess the situation. The case is expected to be interesting as it proceeds.
Morning and evening services plus Sunday school and youth meetings listed for Episcopal, Scandinavian, First Church of Christ Scientist, German Lutheran, and Christian churches. Preaching at 8 pm for Scandinavian and 3 pm for German Lutheran. Christian church traces themes of faith and apocalyptic visions with musical preludes and solos.
In Missoula on April 25 the United States land office recorded final desert land proof for Bertha N Forney of Jackson and final homestead proofs for William H Finsley of Jackson and George A Tuttle of Plains. R K Williams of Libby filed an adverse claim against the government patent to the Kootenai Mining and Milling Co for the Gold King lode in Flathead County, asserting his name was omitted and he is a partial owner.
On the Way to Spokane Missoula April 25 Frank Bogart formerly a resident here but now a head officer of the Union Bank and Trust company at Helena was a passenger on No 3 for Spokane He is on a business trip and will be gone but a short time Mr Bogart is looking well.
Advertises grain drills plows and spring tooth harrows and invites readers to write for catalogs detailing specifications prices and ordering information for farming implements.
The subject appears in good health and greeted several friends at the station who were glad to see him back in town.
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