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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1901
Page
10
The Western Montana office of the Standard is at 1110 West Main street Misoul a. Telephone No. 18 Advertising rates furnished on application.
Prominent clergy arriving for Montana conference will stay in city homes and hotels. The Missoula church reports strong conditions, lists hosts, notes parsonage under construction, and previews conference speakers and services across two days with large crowds and planned events.
Missoula fans learned the score by telegraph at Florence hotel as the city stayed undefeated. The final win over Butte sparked a joyful crowd, with locals poised to welcome the victorious team on the early morning train.
Missoula society notes describe a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs. E. J. Winstanley on East Main Street with a choir from the Christian church. Prof. Owen led a valuable practice and refreshments followed. Attendees included Mesdames Shoemaker Cowell Winstanley Miss Slaughter Odell and Mrs. Shoemaker Owen Johnson Hershey Smith and Mrs. Winstanley along with Rev. Peter McOscar of All Hallows College Salt Lake City who traveled to Helena today on college business.
In Missoula on Aug 4 Rev. Walter Hays and F L Darbee, both staying at Johnson's spur, compete for their party's fishing title. Hays led day one with the most fish. Darbee edged ahead on day two by two. The reverend asserts he will prevail in the end.
Alexander Hall, a real estate agent from Butte, visited Missoula on Saturday with friends. He found the city pleasant, enjoyed his stay, and planned to return soon. The note mentions McBride's offering split bamboo rods and nickel trimming at $1.
Rev Linley reports McDonald's Lake scenery rivals any region and suggests a week or two there for an outing. Otto Behmidt runs the lake steamer and enjoys a lucrative business. Bishop Kern advertise bicycle repairs. Rev W F Rodgers and family travel through Missoula en route to the coast for Mrs Rodgers health.
Lou Lyons left Missoula after a week with friends and headed for Spokane where he has joined a major clothing house and plans to settle comfortably. Classified notes advertise furnished rooms for rent at 3803 South Third Street and a light housekeeping suite. Also listed are prize beef at Union Market and a dental office ad for Dungan at the First National Bank Building, plus a shoe sale at Globe store.
Fort Missoula receives its first full garrison since 1898 as Company C of the Eighth Infantry under Captain Perkins arrives. The arrival follows months of cor poral guard occupancy and signals a forthcoming full troop quota. Dr Harris and other officers are noted as being on furlough while premiums for a yearly Standard subscription are advertised.
Father Palladino defended last Sunday's sermon on true Christianity saying traitors offend and deserve punishment. He warned only those whom the remarks fit should take concern as the sermon sparked considerable discussion with generally favorable comments.
The July report shows 214 total patients treated indoors outdoors and at office with 31 still under care. Indoor surgical 22 admitted 11 discharged etc. Sick and office cases vary with 59 total treated in sick and 32 in surgical office plus 4 outdoors surgical. Total patients treated 214 with 31 remaining under physicians.
Ira P D Turner was killed by his father in law in Dead Man's Gulch Thursday evening. Rev George Stewart of the Episcopal Church officiated at Hayes and Marsh chapel with only family and a few friends present. The remains are interred in Missoula city cemetery. Noden, the killer, awaits trial in county jail and shows little concern about the case.
Complaints rise as streams dry to a low water stage. Farmers seek irrigation while warm weather continues. The year sees more water right court cases than any prior year. Pulliam Bros. suggests Howard's Bitter Root butter and cheese.
A Missoula tailor shop was robbed from Aug 4 to 8. Somerville reported seven pairs of first class shears and a pair of pants valued at 12 dollars were stolen. While the owner was away at his mines, the shop was left in the care of the tailors, who were at work when the theft occurred.
Misery, sour stomach and heartburn blamed on liver and stomach disorders. Claim two doses of August Flower cure many symptoms for 7 cents. Available at Smith Drug Company Anaconda and Missoula Drug Company Missoula Montana and dealers worldwide.
A traveling tailor, reportedly under the influence, is suspected of stealing articles. He may have cached or disposed of the items with unknown parties. Authorities are conducting a search for the suspected thief.
The Missoula Junior baseball team lost to Wallace 12 to 10 in an Aug. 4 game at Wallace.
Judge Webster left Sunday for Hamilton. The Lolo box factory shut down temporarily. Various residents, including Will Kennedy and Mrs. Gillen, spent weekends in St. Regis and Fox. The August district court term opens Monday. Several Missoula figures travel for business, mining, and land filings. Fire occurrences near Carlton caused minor losses.
The preliminary exam of Strachan, arrested with George Albright's wife, was dismissed by Justice Morris. Strachan later assaulted Albright near the Anaconda Copper Store. he was jailed and fined 100 dollars. A busy local social and outing scene follows with multiple residents traveling, church events, and notable visits.
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