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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1902
Page
14
Home Happiness in the Kitchen and the Economy
A concise note declares home happiness hinges on a perfect store or range, arguing imperfect options fail to deliver essentials of health and thrift, and then asserts such a flawless retailer exists.
Missoula Stationary Engineer James Hines Falls to His Death
In Missoula on April 28 James Hines a stationary engineer at the Florence hotel for 14 years died after falling from a fourth story window. Coroner’s inquest found death instantaneous with alcohol noted as a probable factor. Eyewitnesses described Hines drinking the night before and leaving his room about midnight with a fellow worker, then vanishing from sight as bidders investigated the rear yard. Hines, about 65, had friends and was a Forester member. a nephew in South Dakota was mentioned, and arrangements were made for next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hines
Florence
Missoula
Fan
Hines
Corp. 8. A. Lundy
Gallefornia
Sandy
Lundy
Johneton
Johnnin
Steinbrenner
California
Nimont
Mrr Chaney
Inga
South Dakota
the Foresters
Missoula Land Sale Sought By School Board and County
In Missoula Montana the County Attorney and Missoula District No. 1 school board petition the court to sell unsurveyed unplatted land at a public auction. The lot, 89 by 106 feet, lies behind the Hammond block near the Higgins bridge area and would yield proceeds to benefit the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
School Board of
Missoula District No. 1
F.C. Webster
Charles i
County L
Stone
John L. Sloane
GE. Hollingeworth
Hammond
Misoula
Missoula County
Mont
Plow Worker Crippled During Northern Pacific Project
A laborer employed by Contractor Fountain at Bonita, handling grading work for the Northern Pacific company, was brought to the railway company's hospital this afternoon badly crippled with rheumatism. Waiters had recently been in hospital, threatened with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Wances
Fountain
Bonita
Northern Pacific Company
Waiters
Beaver shipment permit issued by state warden
State Game Warden Scott at Helena grants permission to ship the beaver to the National Zoological Gardens in Washington, D.C. The portable beaver has been well cared for at the home of President Craig. Train transport planned. Mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ug Toe Jogram
Scott
Helena
National Zoological Ears Dons
Washington, D.C
Craig
Missoula Sheriff Clears Hoboes in City Roundup
In Missoula yesterday sheriff officers and police rounded up ten hoboes from the Ratticanake. Five were sentenced to county jail for 10 days each while five face trial tomorrow. A solitary drunken man received a five day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Apri
Ratticanake
Nis
Local official visits Ovando as supervisor rests at home
Gus Moser, supervisor of Lewis and Clark forest reserve, traveled from Ovando to the area for official business and commented on a new baby at his home described as the lily of the vale in the mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amenous
Gus Moter
Ast Lewis
Clarke Torest
Ovando
Moser
Lily
Vale Ley
Mountaine
Missoula Builder Starts $3000 Seven-Room House
Frank J. Plesce began erecting a $3,000 dwelling on his South Missoula lot. The seven room home will include closets and baths, a large basement, and be finished in Montana pine with modern features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Plesce
South Missoula
Montana
Lively Runaway in Missoula Causes No Damages
A lively runaway occurred this afternoon in Missoula with no damage reported. A horse was involved and the incident caused minor disruption but no injuries or lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Man Test drives chaos after phaeton collision
A man hitched to a phaeton lost control on West Front street, sped east to Front street, then up to the opera house and onto Higeins avenue where he was stopped. The dash and dashboard were smashed as bystanders cleared debris and a stray horse halt ended the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front
Opera House
Higeins Avenue
Oth
Lake Como forest reserve closes to land entries
The U S land office announces decisive action shutting the Lake Como area in the Upper Bitter Root Valley to all land entries. Frank A Drinkenburg of Hamilton had filed a timber and stone claim, but the land had been withdrawn from entry. The Bitter Root land near Lake Como is praised for its thick timber, with many filings previously rejected or appealed to the secretary of the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States
Ad Office
Lake Como
Bitter Mont Valley
Comemissioner
General Land Office
Frank A. Drinkenburg
Hamilton
Bitter Root
Secretary of the Interior
Stranded Stranger Taken to Poor Farm in Missoula
A young man about 25 years old was found in a precarious condition in a Montana saloon. Dr. Parsons treated him and he was later moved to the poor farm for care. He is identified as Al Schubert, a recent arrival without funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Laum Schubert
Montana
Parsons
al Schubert
Missouia April 28 Conveyance Notices Filed
InMissouri April 28 the following instruments were filed today with the county clerk and recorder: placer location Gold Run Vermantzion district G R Greeley and their locators sheriff's deed R Prescott to the Missouri Mercantile Company lots 7 and in Block 10 of Low's addition consideration Hon the judgment secured against O Enigewood of 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouia
Vermattion
G. R. Greeley
Sherif
R. Prescott
Mise Sous Mercantile Company
Low
Considera
Enigewood
O'Bren Suit Aims To Set Aside Deed In Ravaili Court
Mooalla ADM co attorney J M vans left for Tant on to represent W P O Bren against Elizabeth and Jerome Bray in Ravaili county district court. Action seeks to set aside a deed alleged to be ent.
Missoula Report on Ash Family Burial Details
Missoula reports the burial of Mr and Mrs Louis Ash with their two year old child dying after a brief illness. The interment is slated to occur on the reservation this afternoon following the shipmen or transfer of remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Aprit
Lucy
Louis
King's Daughters to Hold Social in Missoula
Missoula April 28 The King's Daughters will give a social at the home of Mrs A P Tietjen Wednesday evening. All friends are requested to attend. There will be a musical programme rendered and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
A. P. Tietjen
Funeral for John C Herrmann Held at Catholic Church
Mirvousm apes attended the funeral of John C Herrmann at the Catholic church in the morning with Father Paliading officiating. The casket was laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery. A medical note mentions a smallpox victim sent to the pest house and Dr Tremblay called to a Montana seroon building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirvousm
Apes
John C. Herrmann
Father Paliading
LN. Simons
Malcolm
Csnuihler
Dr. Tremblay
Montana
Smallpox Symptoms Trigger Quarantine at Montana Saloon Ward
A sick man was brought to a hospital with high fever and possible smallpox symptoms. Dr Parsons confirmed illness, quarantine orders were issued for the Sisters’ room and hospital, then lifted later as the room became free of patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Saloon
Boehler Perjury Case Dismissed in Missoula
In Missoula an April 28 report states the state’s perjury case against Mrs William Boehler was dismissed without trial after defense by Attorney Grafton who had traveled from Plains The dismissal ended a contentious feud with accuser Hanson who allegedly harassed the Boehlers The item also notes a small robbery at the Missoula post office newsstand with wire netting protecting papers and a cut wire reported Sunday night The proprietor Zeeley found the damage this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Grafton
William Boehler
Plains
One Haneson
Boehlers
Roehler
Care On the Track Causes Box Cars to Go Off Rails
In Missoula April a rail incident near Rioesburg on the Northern Pacific saw three box cars derail after an emergency stop by Engineer Own. The sudden stop left the cars off the track but not badly damaged. Conductor Dougherty and the crew escaped uninjured. The article notes a monetary detail of eighteen dollars from Tighon and Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Rioesburg
Dougherty
Ravalli county meets to address spotted fever fears
Missoula April 28 Ravalli county commissioners plan a Hamilet ton meeting to recruit a noted aperissist to Falley from the Past who will investigate the spotted fever outbreak in the valley Dr Mille from Missoula attended and returned by the afternoon train At night the Clerks union investigated rumors about Paul Lejeune relating to railroad trouble finding them untrue and confirming his good standing in the union
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ravalli County
Hamileton
Mille
Clerks’ Union
Paul Lejeune
Knights Templar Degree Granted to Man at Meeting
A member of Bt Omar commanders received the Knights Templar degree in a local gathering. It is understood he had no difficulty while passing through the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistonia
Omar
Knights Templars
Tum
Knights Templar
Oreal
Seattle bound lumberman leaves Missoula for good
One of Western Montana's best known lumbermen, Sandall, departs Missoula tonight for Seattle to make his future home. He will join his 4 Montana friends in the West Coast move, and they wish him the best of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoue
Sandall
Montana
Seattle
Missoula
Planing mi lmouse announces care home changes
Fragmentary notes mention Lamar and Hiving at eet sciea tin heart tee eased. Troubin about three weak tear Shae initiates lds adrug the if poraible Home-cared hamn, bacon, at Daly's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lmouse
Weners Lamar
Eet
Scieatin
Hart Tee
Hamn
Bacon
Daly's
Stevensville Notes Show News and Visits Across Valleys
Stevensville notes report Mrs J Z Neeler returning from Missoula after visits with uncle G W Dickinson and family. Ida Wright visited from Missoula and several locals, while Senator Foster and Congressman Loud stayed at a Washington hotel. A tale of lamb and salmon trade between them ends with compliments and shared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
J. Z. Neeler
Missoula
G. W. Dickinson
Frank West
Victor v
GW. Samuels
Ida Wright
TH. Hawdridge
Victor
Rovit
J. M. Price
New York
James Berry
Maggie
Sisters’ Hospital
Miss Bohan
Missouri
Jennie Clark
Clara Rich Hag
Miseoula
George S. Rages
Directors Hold A Meeting At Missoula Clubrooms
North Pacific club of Missoula held a directors meeting at the new station rooms. Members may visit May 1. Plans include subscribing to 40 monthly railroading journals and state papers. Membership may reach 450 with a general meeting on April 3. A three month lease may lead to a club expansion and a platform stage for member comfort. A committee was formed to suggest year long entertainments including dances, cards, music and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Pacifi Club
Sie
Tia
Asl
Messrs. McBiride
Mitchell
Maynen Terry
Hylen
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Calls
Senator Worden visits Butte as T A McClain tours Carlton. Mia Alta Reynolds of Baker City Ore hosts at Missoula hotel. F Hollingsworth adds to Toole avenue home. T A Letterman at Clark Fork mines. Lynch files declaratory statement for 160 acres near Carlton. Peppard returns from the East to visit family. S C F Cobban of Chippewa Falls visits Missoula. Willis Broadbent to Selish for work. Mr and Mrs Fayette Harrington from Butte return home. Mr and Mrs Libby return to Missoula from Minnesota. Mrs HL Markus spends a month with husband in Spokane. Pat Conlon improves after illness in Lolo region. J C Hunt ships outfits and horses to Upper Blackfoot crew. David Graham from Lothrop notes rapid bridge work. Mrs S F Ratcliffe arrives from Denver and may stay with son in Missoula. Donley vs Prescott case to be heard in district court. Latest fad Sunday dinner at the European.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Worden
Butta
T. A. McClain
Mia Alta Reynolds
Baker City
Ore
Missoula
F. Hollingsworth
Toole Avenue
T. A. Letterman
Clark Fork
Tains
Peppard
Ova
S.C. F. Cobban
Chippewa Falls
Win
RM. Cobban
Willis Broadbent
Selish
Fayette Harrington
Butte
Libby
Minnesota
HL. Markus
Spokane
Pat Conlon
Lolo
J.C. Hunt
Timber Department
The
Northern Pacific
Blackfoot
David Graham
Lothrop
S. F. Ratcliffe
F. M. Ratcliffe
Denver
Plains Court
Donley
Bee Hive
Mystery of the bewitched cattle shocks villagers
An irregular tale from Sutartsy Brn Teter describes a veterinary expert examining a farm where cattle allegedly died after a strange witchcraft event. Details hinge on a horse named Os and a woman called Reena, with authorities and a prosecutor named Kyner involved as villagers debate a startling sequence and potential supernatural cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone
Tee
Ann
Eosaa
Sean
Bissard
Kyner
Old Engine Reflects Progress at Glasgow Congress
A fragmentary report notes a 4 stroke Newcomen engine demonstrated at the Glasgow engineering congress. The display followed guidance from an official handbook for congress members, highlighting ongoing interest in early steam technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caamers
Agazi
Glasgow Congress of Engineering
Oldest Wattengine from Glasgow area on display in Sydney museum
A fragmentary report describes a Watt engine from near Glasgow now in Sydney University Museum. The engine, once at a London brewery and later moved, is historically significant for its age and unique features. It shows parallel motion with a beam end, a modern flywheel, and a large three and a half foot cylinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherston
Glasgow
James Watt
London
Museum of Sydney ‘University
Parine Calley
Teuthersten
Watt
Biston Ie
Io Bn
Marble play and marbles around Feeldence district
The article describes how youngsters play marbles outdoors in daylight with gangs forming around blocks in Feeldence. It notes police presence, common marble forms from Germany and local China and glass varieties, and explains prices and the appeal of real agate marbles among American boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surkou
Feeldence
Cheene
Germany
America
Outing in the woods sparks unexpected ministerial bond
Two men meet accidentally during a forest walk and discover both are ministers of the gospel. They discuss income and the idea of keeping open house, sharing a brief moment of mutual regard as they talk about calling and station. The encounter ends with a warm, fraternal handshake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinm
Garden and Farm Implements Catalog Description
Agricultural catalog note promoting grain drills plows spring tooth harrows farm wagons and related tools with request to write for copies, reflecting a historical trade listing and product range.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western
Ce -Weat Minimistrest Sinc
Joseph Becker
Majestic
Ula
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
A. Wor
John C. Lehson
Tryman
Burplus
G. T. Lewis
Missoula. Po
Earl City
M. Reilly & Co
Boehler
Ranson
Kern
McBride
Broonlyn Eagle
Senator Poster
Washington
Congressman Loud
Mr. Loud
Senator Foster
Foster
Pacific
Northern Pact Club
Missoula Notes
Lynch
Carlton
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
J. M. Lucy
First National Bank OF
Hutte Catterh
Toledo
D. Cury
W- A. Coole
Cook Medical
Curtis ST
Acme
Helena, Mont
Nic
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner
Bonner Yards
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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