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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1902
Page
10
Fragmentary text notes desire for efficient water use and minimal fuel. It references “the most simply man aged” and claims lasting, majestic equipment unmatched in range. The readable phrases imply a promotional or descriptive note about durable utility devices.
A fragment suggesting that true wellbeing starts in the kitchen and cannot be bought from a store or range. It hints that a perfect choice exists but the source ends before naming it. The text emphasizes essentials and health economics in daily life.
Missoula's laundry nine defeated Missouri 11 to 4 after a close afternoon battle. The game featured strong pitching and fielding from both sides, with Missouri struggling to find the hit needed to close the gap. The laundry team showcased solid defense and timely offense, extending their season momentum and inviting junior teams from nearby cities to challenge them.
Missoula directors of the fall fair and racing meet plan a public meeting at the Missoula club rooms. All citizens interested in the July 4 racing events and the fall fair should attend and voice input. Big premiums to attract outside entries. past attendance was good, finances weak, plans for a larger fair with more displays and farm vegetable exhibits. Kilburn returns from Tutte on Amber case. resume timber measurement at Largey estate. possible resignation as superintendent of mill. Kilburn may be replaced by C F Gillen as Woodside mill superintendent. Woodside and Coeur d Alene City mills running at high capacity with rapid lumber orders.
Judge Webster and Missoula attorneys travel to Hamilton for a county session of court in Raval county. The term is expected to be busy with several important cases on the docket including a water rights dispute. Sheriff’s deputy reports progress, while Buck Miller and a steam engine boiler case are among the matters to be heard with other lawyers to attend later in the week.
Missoula county sheriffs arrested four or five men in the Rattlesnake valley area as warmer weather returns. Under Sheriff Tom Evanson captured a man on a main thoroughfare who attempted to assault several women, signaling ongoing concerns about loiterers frightening residents.
Mrs. W H Wilson of Diets Sheridan county Wyoming writes that her brother Dick Colson has not replied since last November when he sent several small stamp pictures home. The note records a long silence and seeks information on his status.
The sister reports she learned he is trying to secure a position in the roundhouse here and believes he may have been in Mis at some time since last November. She is anxious about him due to his failure to write and because her letters go unanswered.
Major McCauley was buried in the Missoula cemetery's Masonic plot after a large funeral service. He had been a Mason over 50 years and inactive in later years. Worshipful Master Noonan and Past Master Wood led the rites. pallbearers included Frank H. Woods and W. H. Dickinson. The article notes strong local turnout and community respect.
Local drivers complain about inconsistent fares in Missoula city routes. A rider was charged 50 cents for a trip from the station to East Missoula, prompting a request for standardized prices to prevent future discomfort. Reported rates show 80 cents to South Missoula and city east, 25 cents from Florence to nearby areas, and a short ride at 2 cents.
In a terse court note, officials outline ongoing proceedings in a desert region case. Key parties and dates remain unclear, but the matter involves a contested act and related statements. The record emphasizes procedural steps without detailing the underlying dispute or outcomes.
Inspector Reed resigns after nearly a year in the district. He filed the resignation with Mr Allen of Sale and it takes effect May 1. Reed cites growing hotel responsibilities as the reason for stepping down, noting he has not performed extensive hard work in the office.
April 7 Missoula reports a proposal to exchange the city’s existing fire engine for a new one. The current unit is costly to repair and unreliable. a replacement is favored if affordable. The department has added chemical and hook and ladder gear and notes the new engine weighs about 4318 pounds with extra equipment.
Missoula April 27 report says Northern Pacific painters finished around the station. Engine 247 has arrived and is described as fast and powerful, with two more engines expected from the East. The line card will require all available engines to pull the passenger trains on the division.
Missoula on April 27 reports Char ex Chrismas the mining man who operates in South Missoula has just come back from a two week visit to Detroit Philadelphia New York Boston and larger cities in New Jersey. He aimed to interest eastern captains in local mines and hinted at pleasant surprises in the mining world soon while declining to detail accomplishments.
It is learned that the contemplated improvements of the Florence hotel have been abandoned for this year though some necessary work will be done. The plan includes adding more bathrooms to the apartments in the building. One bathroom is nearly ready for use, connected with a suite on the third floor, enhancing comfort for occupants.
Notes show M and W inner tubes priced at $1 at McBride's in Missoula on April 2. City treasurer and expert Samuel Hellen continue auditing books, with audits to be completed by the regular meeting in May when the city official will be sworn into office.
Aliseoum April 2 reports the burial of James Auther, an elderly man once living in the valley near Helnville and later a county inmate at the poor farm cemetery. He was believed to have no relatives and left in destitute condition.
Sunday visitors include Clark East of road district No. and bond of $1000 posted. Mrs. Al Chamberlain gains strength after illness. Clerk Kemp receives new filing boxes. H W McLaughlin to Seattle on business. Dr. Lockwood, Helena druggist, was a passenger on Sundays No 3 to the coast. William J. Barnes pleads not guilty to vagrancy. hearing set for Monday. John Campbell of Bitter Root Hock farm visits Missoula for mercantile interests. Sheriff and Mrs Watts depart for Hamilton after eastern visits. W J Babington, lumber man, arrives from Turak overseeing lumber shipments. S Fortier of Bozeman Agricultural College in town for a couple days. Jail crowded. Nellie Davie moved to old concrete jail in courtyard. Rev R Beemish and family from London Ontario visiting for health. staying with Mrs Durfee in South Missoula.
Comparative trade data for the island of Cuba cover seven months ended January 31 1902. Imports totaled 31 431 888 compared with 158 059 090 for the same period in 1901, while merchandise exports reached 426 990 290 for 1902, indicating an import rise and export decline. United States imports for seven months ended January 31 1902 were 17 118 830, up from the prior year, with exports at 15 764 488, down from 1901.
Authorities say the 16 inch gun for Fort Hamilton in New York harbor will be completed by June 1 after four years of construction. The gun, weighing 189 tons, will require 1.0% pounds of powder and a 2.00 pound shell, with a rumored range of 21 miles amid competing claims by Krupp.
Florence news from April 26 details Mr. and Mrs. J. rv Green and daughter visiting relatives, Mrs. Di Anne hosting, and the week’s guests including Mrs. Frank Wemple. Notices mention farewells, exams, sickness, and a Knights supper at the hotel. Several residents travel and welcome visitors as community life unfolds.
In Missoula on April 22, under Leader Ham, the group is doing excellent practice and advancing rapidly. If they maintain momentum they may perform in public within a few weeks, signaling strong potential for regional exposure in the western part of the area.
In Missoula on April 27 the funeral for John C Hermann was announced to be held Monday morning at o'clock from the Catholic church with Rev Father Palla officiating. Pallbearers listed include P M Reiily Herman Hutter Otto Beigel George Brooks Val Bindauer and Beall Turk.
In Missoula on April 27 Officer John Wilson was confined to his home with a severely injured hand after an axe accident. Flesh was chopped off and blood poisoning is feared. Officer McChegor of the depot beat will cover his duties.
April report notes Bitter Root line timetable change from Hamilton to Missoula, starting at 8 30 am and arriving around 4 70 pm, matching last year’s mixed train schedule. Local residents Palmer and Stephenson observed in Missoula, with Northern Pacific official Hani noting station quarters and travel plans after visiting Helena. Snow covers mountains in Missoula as of dawn, mild conditions inland, snow on hills persists tonight.
A report from Missoula states that a very sick man, recently seen in the city, has been staying at Sisters Hospital. He is described as troubled by rheumatism affecting his heart, after running the merry-go-round last fall and being in town for several weeks.
From Missoula on April 27, T. A. Burger, the smallpox specialist, visited the pesthouse. He states both patients are progressing well and one is set to be discharged this week.
Fragmentary MISSOULA NOTES item mentions individuals and events with unclear names and dates. Readable bits refer to local people and community happenings without a clear single story or outcome.
At a meeting in Los Angeles the General Federation of Women's Clubs discusses campaign details for the federation presidency. Factions form around leading candidates Mrs. Charles Dennison of New York Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver and Mrs. Robert J. Burdette of Pasadena California as the convention nears.
St. Petersburg April 2 Senor Ko xowizow assistant minister of finance named secretary of state for Finland succeeding Senator Plohne who becomes interior minister succeeding Siplaguin.
Hamilton notes fixed date for an area baseball game between courthouse officials and Anaconda Copper Mining company merchants with lumber and business men challenging. Proceeds benefit the Hamilton club. Also reports Walter Pell's son Harry telegram from Davenport. Elliott across the river dies of spotted fever. another potential case. Mr and Mrs John Corrigan announce birth of a daughter yesterday morning.
The insular division of the war department has prepared for publication an extract detailing administrative actions, policy notes, and upcoming measures affecting island territories. The document outlines guidance for governance, supply chains, and personnel arrangements within the insular jurisdictions.
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