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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
12
Missoula police and coroner's jury pursue leads in the Louie Raddigan case. Charles Clark clings to his tale while Joe Clark known as Black Mike denies involvement. The jury verdict cites a fatal blow and urges further state inquiry. funds and finances of Raddigan feature in surrounding discussion.
Bonner lodge 1000 FP adopts condolences for Louis H Newport. The resolutions honor his character and extend sympathy to his widow and children. A copy is to be given to the widow and sent to the Anaconda Standard and Northwestern Odd Fellow for publication. Committee members W Piltz P Lapray Alfred Snodgrass sign.
The county clerk records filings include a deed from W H Smith and wife to P M Rielly for lot 20 and the east 10 feet of lot 19 in McCormicks addition, and an undivided one fourth interest in the Hidden Treasure lode mining claim in the Bt Regis district, consideration $1.0.
The Grand Army members met in Missoula to honor Senator Bayte of Iowa as he visits Dr. C. Lombard. The gathering occurred on August 3 with a cordial program and social remarks.
Missoula Aug 3 Constable Ewart of Stevensville and Deputy Sheriff Bishop of Ravalli county came down from Bitter Root valley this morning in search of Riley a painter dentist Higgins block to serve as a witness in a local matter.
Constable Ewart found Alvin Eveson driving cattle in the valley near Colville Washington where the family plans to settle. Eveson is wanted as a witness in the Peterson murder case set for a second trial at Hamilton next week.
Mrs Morris Akerly of the Hammond block is quite ill C F Dallman is in Eastern Montana on business Hugh Duranzo and wife are Victor visitors in the city Be Bonner has returned from a Visit to Butte and Deer Lodge C M Allen was a passenger from Butte Friday to his home in the Bitter Root Rev W B White has returned from a trip through the eastern part of the state J M Beene Tyutee whfe have taken rooms in the block Mrs Morekel and daughter of Selish are in the city for a short visit Henry Rose who resides on Rat tleSnake Creek is seriously ill with pneumonia The new fixtures for J R Cope s place on West Front steel were placed in position Friday An operation will be performed on Mrs Sheridan of Hamilton at the Sisters hospital here Saturday J M Hamilton has returned from Dillon where he attended the meeting of the state board of education Mr and Mrs Percy Kennett were in the city Friday while on their way to their home at Victor from a visit to Butte Engineer F R Tyner departed Friday for Paradise springs to be gone about 10 days for the benefit of his health
Word reaches Missoula of a cutting affray at Flathead lake involving a Koostaquin woman and a buck from the same tribe. The woman struck with an axe, fracturing the man’s skull but not killing him. she claims innocence and says she sought to prove fidelity after learning of accusations of unfaithfulness. Indian police escorted her to the agency for trial. Also reported is the sale of the original Orchard Homes tract and Cobban & Dinsmore purchasing 240 acres to be platted into five and ten acre lots for sale on existing terms.
A large number of teams will operate from this city along Northern Pacific branch lines. Crews will manage Bitter Root valley traffic up to Florence and extend east to Bonita, with operations down to St. Regis on the Coeur a’ Alene branch.
Missoula authorities last night nabbed nine box car tourists, including three boys under 12, traveling with tourists and carrying illicit paraphernalia. Judge Houtchens released all, giving a cautionary lecture. One boy hails from Omaha, another from Denver, and they were later spotted at the depot hoping to catch a freight out.
Morgan and Co bakers report undertaker Lucy to locate relatives of Frank H Wilson who died at the county farm from pneumonia. A sister once listed in his memorandum book is now missing but thought to be in Paris. other relatives’ addresses are not yet secured. The remains will be held a day or two longer before burial.
Deputy Ed Corbett arrested Mrs. W. P. Martin in Stevensville after she fled with her husband who allegedly took washing worth about 24 dollars. She claims they rode a farmer’s wagon to Bitter Root village, then he vanished at Higgins avenue bridge. Martin’s whereabouts remain unknown.
Mr and Mrs W. W. Byram express sincere thanks to friends for thoughtful kindness that eased their sorrow following the death of their little daughter.
Missoula reports fires smouldering near the Morrison camp with additional blazes south of Clinton north of Coloma and Bearmouth. A divide fire threatens the McKeen K Erickson and McCullough Fowler sawmills with potential damage if not controlled. forest reserve fires show no new damage per Superintendent Collins awaiting Mr. Moser reports.
Report touts Lolo Hot Springs as a pleasant resort with beautiful bathing and reasonable rates, highlighting its inviting appeal for visitors seeking affordable relaxation.
In Missoula in August, Justice Hayes closed two court cases after settlements out of court. Frank Collins vs J T Carroll for wages and J F McLin vs T C Mohler for work performed were resolved by the attorneys without trial.
In Missoula a man sustained a severe cut on his left arm during a domestic dispute with his wife who lunged at him three times with a bread knife. He said the attack could have reached his heart if the blade had not been deflected.
Missoula reports city treasurer Lister received the final payment from Higgins Avenue property owners for street improvements. He notes no protests against the special tax and that initial opposition has given way as owners express satisfaction with the value added to their properties.
Missoula residents and business people report a surge of beggars over the past day. Many are able bodied and should seek work rather than solicit, with locals urging police intervention to handle the nuisance.
The sheriff announces a court sale at the front door of the courthouse on August 23 arising from a judgment by C. E. Williams against J. L. Sweeney et al. The property includes Lots 3 and 4 in block 44 McCormicks addition and lot 18 in a Higgins addition block. Smith and Simons, druggists, Missoula.
Missoula Aug 3 Gus Nelson express messenger has asked for a two month lay-off and the company has granted him the request. He will leave next Monday for Illinois to visit old friends and home and see a big city. He has not been East for years and looks forward to the trip.
H J Bradley member of Oswego lodge K of P of Butte died tonight at Sisters Hospital after a period of declining health. He had a lung disease and doctors did all possible before his death. Funeral arrangements will be set after word from Butte.
The Missoula Red and Gun club plans its first shoot of the season at live birds on the club grounds south side. Several contests are planned and a large attendance is expected. A lone sheet will start about 2 o clock in the afternoon.
Ringling Bros advertising car No. 1 from Butte and Anaconda arrives with the Copper City train in Missoula for a one day stay.
Salt Lake excursion scheduled for August 5 will include several local travelers from Missoula. Signups include Benson Hord F A Davey Daniel Heyfron and Mrs Ahrens of Florence. Frank McHaffie will depart Wednesday for Salt Lake and plans to meet the arriving party.
Northern Pacific has called two work crews and trains from the Rocky Mountain division to the Coeur d Alene branch. One crew remains on the Iron Mountain slide area, while the other two are to join the same vicinity soon.
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