How About That Suit
A dealerPromotes summer suit season with calls to buy a new suit for vacation use then fall wear. They insist current stock is good in material style and finish but must be cleared despite fondness for some pieces.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1902
Page
14
A dealerPromotes summer suit season with calls to buy a new suit for vacation use then fall wear. They insist current stock is good in material style and finish but must be cleared despite fondness for some pieces.
Aug 16 in Missoula an inquest into Mrs D M Durfee death concluded. Judge Durfee testified but jurors learned little since he was not home at the time. The boy, once suspected, was in the house asleep and not in the tent when the fatal shot occurred. Witnesses noted the boy had fired a pistol before, but the verdict named an unknown person as the shooter.
Adjourned Monday evening meeting in Missoula will hear reports from committees on city property and a proposed new city building at East Pine and Pattee streets. Officials plan to assess Greenough Park conditions and actions on land disputes tied to a hilltop lot and shed for machinery and sprinkling carts.
Campbell today started construction of a large heating plant in Missoula. The brick building 8 by 8 feet will rise two stories high, with $15,000 of assigned capital. The facility aims to furnish heat to hotels and nearby structures as growth drives expansion, with future plans to service additional buildings. Local firms include First National Bank and Missoula Mercantile Company. Nearby, S Ward reveals a motive behind carrying gold nuggets to the Flathead camp, while Trix seeks a purchase of a Young squaw through tribal negotiation, hoping to please the chief.
Missoula dated Aug 18 G S Henderson, long associated with the office of Trainmaster Black of the Northern Pacific, plans to leave soon for Philipsburg to take a position as operator and stenographer at the Granite Bi Metal Mining Company. Friends praise his service and wish him success.
Anssoura reports Sanders, who has spent months in Povtroy Washington, will relocate to Spokane to reside there in the future. The note mentions Mrs. Sanders accompanying him and continuing in Povtroy for the time being.
Mrs. Sanders plans to move from Missoula to take charge of the waist department at a large dressmaking firm in Palle city. In Missoula she has resided a year and friends regret her departure, wishing her luck in her new home.
Word from Missoula reports Sam Helman a farmer on Grant Creek on the warpath threatened to kill his wife and children and Henry Gramm. He is slated to appear in the district court on a murder charge after deputies tracked him to Missoula.
Missoula notes report delegates elected Thursday night by the county trades and labor council will attend an important Labor Day gathering on Sept 1 with dances planned at the Elks hall and Union Opera House. A state council session begins Aug 24 to discuss adoption of socialism while local debates and uninstructed votes loom. Mayor McGowan visited Missoula praising West End conditions as crops and fruit yields look strong.
Lemons and Ani, returning from a National park party near Hamilton, arrived home after a week or more away. The group reports a splendid time with no accidents. Weather was ideal and the only regret was that the trip did not last long.
Unclear fragment mentions Missoula and University opening session with notes about Greenwood and Greenwood greenhouse visits. Sparse readable details.
A Missoula dispatch notes a Mercantile company storekeeper at Victor was brought to Missoula on the Bitter Root train today with typhoid fever. Dr Hanbidge traveled with him and deems the illness not serious. The item reflects early 20th century public health reporting.
Saulting Leslie Brooke while he lay ill in Parsons hospital led to arraignment before Justice Houchens on robbery. Both defendants waived examination and were bound over to district court with $500 bonds. Missoula August 16 reports a Missoula club reception with wives and daughters entertained and an excellent traveling musical program drawing a large crowd.
A heavy afternoon windstorm sent 10 year old Scott daughter swinging in a hammock at the curb of her house. The wind tore the hammock loose and threw her through a large window. She suffered a cut arm but was otherwise unharmed.
Missoula social column details visits by Albert Marion Camille McGowan Alexander Dow and Dr Latourneau. lists of local visitors and travelers including Miss Edith Pulliam Miss Jennie Wall and Miss Mabel Wilson. social events include dinners birthdays and outings with multiple named locals.
MISSOULA NOTES lists regional movements and visits including Palmer the division engineer at Spokane, Postmaster Lashall of Lothrop, Mrs Hicklin from Helena, Lindenborn from Thompson, and attorney Foward Russell of Helena. It notes others like Spottswood and Edward of Moscow, Beebe of the Northern Pacific, and a party including Og and Rowland planning a trip. Also mentions Ethel McCormick of Butte returning home with Cassie Peck Nelson Morgin and wife, William Woodman aka Skoo kum acting as guide, and Judge Durfee en route to Seattle with children to set them in school.
Miss Edna Newman and William of Lewiston Idaho married at the home of Mr and Mrs H Witapatelle on Pine Street Monday evening. The Episcopal ceremony featured Rev C H Linley officiating with Hertha Deivin as bridesmaid and Alexander Pringle as best man. Guests included Mr and Mrs J H Fitzpatrick Mrs Hl R Kern and numerous relatives and friends.
A fragment from Missoula dated August 1 references a Golden Rule shop inviting mail orders. The readable text mentions Cove, residents, and indoor paving activities, with unclear names and scattered phrases about promotions and offerings.
The town cemetery will house a grand monument for the grave of Henry Rechtel Philpaburg. It describes a large, handsome Mign Square block, with each side bearing an emblem, as the centerpiece of Granite county memorial efforts.
The survey notes a monument base and stones being prepared by Mr Tenfeldt and Mr Pringle for shipment next month. Auguts Renfeldt's father, August Nemite, is mentioned in relation to the project as well. The text references a group called the Tris and a Poresters and hints at a splendid piece of work awaiting completion.
Special correspondence reports Hamilton council unanimously passing a resolution inviting the Montana Press association to hold its annual meeting in Hamilton. City officials plan to forward copies to all association members as visitors prepare to arrive for a four month stay in the upper valley. Notables Des Moines Tow and Ottumwa figures visit, along with Idaho Misses Boyd. local families, a labor union officer election, and residents injury details at a Skalkaho incident.
The Northern Pacific announced changes this afternoon effective Sunday. G F Wentworth moves from Hope to Missoula as assistant superintendent of the Rocky Mountain division. Lew Dinning promoted to trainmaster based at Hope, not altering David Black's duties.
Views Minton ansim sesh McClear and Clyde Athner, young men said to have assaulted a youth near the Missouri river a few nights ago, were released today without having to stand trial. All the men are said to be friends, and the victim refused to prosecute.
Awan in Missoula reports a complaint against Gladys Redaing in Justice Howtenens court for operating a house of ill fame. She was recently charged with robbing a visitor of forty dollars but returned the money. She will be tried in Missoula on a date to be set. Also notes a dismissal in the Northern Pacific division head quarters where an employee left, and FH Watts resigned and moved to Havre to join the Great Northern.
Miscou Booker faced charges for killing a deer out of season. The defense argued the animal was killed for food and he was released after testimony.
Missoula Aug. Hathaway, long known locally, returned last night after several weeks on the coast. He walks with crutches, reportedly from an accident that broke his leg. A large copper company has sued M. A. Robson in district court for $125. Missoula county property has been attached.
In Missoula's hospital the Go Ten Rule store team and Isa Heath visit the sisters hospital. Bh Feceatis underweer for a sight al meat and expects discharge in a few days.
An electrical storm visited the afternoon, causing power lines to flash and switches to be shut off at the local office. A boy at the flour mill on South Missoula sustained a severe electric shock during the incident.
Frenchtown resident Charien Germain was arrested today and charged with exhibiting a deadly weapon. He entered a guilty plea and was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice Houtesens amid reports of severe Bitter Root valley rainstorms.
Bamay's orchestra played to a large crowd at Elke hall last night. The warm weather did not dampen attendance and guests enjoyed the dancing and music in a lively social event.
A famed Kansas lobbyist Legate figures in Topeka capital tales about the York bribery case. The account portrays Legate as a shrewd broker who profited from a hush dividend while insisting his name remain secret. The anecdote ends with Legate keeping the money and officials pressed to disclose shares.
A Monaco court tale recalls Louis XIV sending a punitive revenge on the duchess of Valentinois for her infidelity. A local tree in Monte Carlo supposedly bore hangings of her likeness as spies reported discreet missteps and the ruler’s anger.
The readable lines show melodramatic threats of love and refusal. A dismissive suitor vows future declarations while a woman responds firmly. A father figures in a terse exchange about trust and credibility within a family scene.
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