Smallpox Excitement Among Missoula Physicians
Determined physicians in Missoula report heightened alert as smallpox concerns sweep through the city, prompting precautionary protocols and further medical discussions.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
12
Genuine Case of Smallpox Sent to Pesthouse Declares Doctors
In Missouri Montana January 1 doctors and county officials debate Mrs. Rich’s illness. Initially thought to be smallpox, later believed chickenpox caused alarm. Four physicians later affirmed genuine smallpox, amid rumors of a possible damages claim against the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouia
Mont
Rich
Church in good condition at Missoula church debt free
At a watch-night meeting the Methodist church in Missoula reported all departments in good standing financially and spiritually. Trustees announced the church and parsonage are debt free, the parsonage cost about 5500 and has been occupied since January under Rev J W Bennett. Epworth League is thriving with 49 members aged 12 to 14 and meets weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. Bennett
Epworth League
Jella Sikes
Robbery arrest in Missoula and staff changes
Dr W A Glasgow homeopath Missoula Jan 1 Officer Anderson recaptured a youth Phil Crawford inside Kalbs secess hand store in Fedderson block after he tried on clothes Crawford had a belt of cartridges and a revolver but did not use it Crawford claims he arrived from Butte a week ago John Deffenbach formerly Western Montana district manager for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone and Helena district assistant superintendent quit last night after years with the company no future plans noted Railroad men urged to inspect union made overalls and jumpers from Chicago Bee Hive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Anderson
Phil Crawford
Crawford
Kalb
Secess Hand
Fedderson
Butte
John Deffebach
Western
Montana
Rocky Mountain Bell Te'ephon Company
Helena
Deffenbach
Prisoner George Allen Held on Forgery Charge
Missoula January 1 A man calling himself George Allen aged 45 is in county jail. He was brought from Thompson after being held to the district court by Justice Wilson on forgery charges. He offered no details and declined to speak. Boston Missoula January 1 Conductor Searles and Engineer Batty left for Clark's Fork Idaho to oversee a work train. The railroad firm funds a large tres he at that site, keeping them away about ten weeks. A car has been readied and both families will reside in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George Allen
Thompson
Wilson
Allen
Searles
Batty
Clark's Fork
Idaho
Christmas Mass Celebrated at Catholic Church in Missoula
In Missoula on January 1 a high Mass was celebrated at the Catholic church by Rev. Father Palladino. The Christmas morning music was performed again during the morning service. Sg Office stationery and supplies listed for Lister's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Father Palladino
Union Elects Officers No. 43 Western Labor
Missoula January 1 At a meeting last evening Western labor union No. 43 elected officers for the year They will be installed next Tuesday evening President Henry Wolf vice president Theodore Vischer Secretary Harry Logan treasurer H Hazleton guide Ezra Danforth guard George J Elliott trustees John Flynn B Smith and W F Jamieson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Western Labor Union
Henry Wolf
Theodore Vischer
Harry Logan
H. Hazleton
Ezra Danforth
George J. Elliott
John Flynn
B. Smith
W. F. Jamieson
Catarrh Tablets Offered As Cure For Deafness And Head Noises
A promotional account claims catarrh causes hearing loss and ringing in the ears. It argues only constitutional treatment stops Eustachian tube inflammation and mucus buildup, citing anecdotes and urging readers to buy Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabeuke
Quiet New Year's Day in Missoula
Missoula observed a calm New Year with some stores open and many inventories completed. Bookkeepers stayed busy, while sleighing and skating dominated outdoor activity on slick roads in fine weather. Local races on East Main drew spectators as Blue Joy and Strathy competed, Blue Joy winning three straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Owever
East Main Street
McLeod
Blue Joy
J. M. Keith
Strathy
Blue Boy
Union Session Highlights Prosperity and Growth
The meeting drew a well attended crowd and the session proved engaging. The union reports prosperity and notes a peak in membership not seen in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Union
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Movements and Events
Bruce Wells from Hamilton and Canby Morrison back in Missoula. postmaster Davey visiting Garnet. Walter Turner from Hamilton seen on New Year’s Day. landlord Mace and Crysler with Detroit visit. delinquent taxes being paid. W H W Yervick and C W Young back from Walace business trip. Fred Larson becomes bookkeeper at Mentrum Briggs. Commissioner H R Campbell from Granite County in city. Northern Pacific Express handling deer. Salvation Army parade for year end. Union Opera House manager Hartley books Jefferson DeAngelis company. William Donnell arrested after a disturbance at Capitol beer hall. mail orders invited to Golden Rule, Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Turner
Hamilton
Mace
Stevensville
Crysler
Detroit
W. H W. Yervick
C. W. Young
Wallace
Salvation Army
Hartley
Union Opera House
Lth
Jefferson DeAngelis Opera Company
William Donnell
Wilson
Capitol Beer Hall
Missoula News: Fire Dept Receives Coats Boots
Chief Walling and Missoula tire department members received a valuable gift from Mr. Mallory of Butte. Four canvas coats and four pairs of rubber boots were donated to aid active members. Also notes a Jan 1 wedding in the Catholic church of Charles Dodge and Elizabeth Gibney with a small guest list and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Walling
Tire Department
Mallory
Butte
Charles Dodge
Elizabeth Gibney
Father Palladino
Brakeman Gilbert Fatally Injured Near Greycliffe Station
Missoula January 1 report says Gilbert a brakeman on the Northern Pacific Montana division was thrown from a moving car while riding on top. He is a new man and cannot recall the exact location but believes the fall occurred a short distance from Greycliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gilbert
Montana
Northern Pacific
Unu
Greycliffe
Rhodes Routs Insurgents Near Manila
Lieutenant Charles D. Rhodes of the sixth Cavalry with two orderlies engaged 20 armed insurgents in a cavartel six miles from Manila. He retreated briefly then flanked and drove them out, seizing two rifles three revolvers and ammunition before burning the barracks and advancing to Manila. General Wheaton reports little progress on Samar and anticipates a visit by General Chaffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Charles D. Rhodes
Sixth Cavalry
Cavartel
Rhodes
Wheaton
Samar
Bridger canyon resident killed by horse kick
Bozeman dispatch reports Ellery Maehan of Bridger canyon was killed when a horse kicked him in the eye, driving a jagged wound through. In town, jail and court actions included a drunk prisoner intervention, a woman guarding against an intruder, and several saloon related cases heard by Judge Smith with fines likely for some defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btanchard
Bozeman
Ellery Maehan
Bridger Canyon
T.iend
Frank Higgins
Frank Menamie Ami
B. Menger
William Stuart Shot Accidentally Near Stevensville
William Stuart about 16 lies critically wounded at his Stevensville home after a .22 rifle discharged while he and a companion hunted and tried to break ice on a stream. The bullet pierced his left chest and lodged in the back as he was treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
William Stuart
Stevensville
J. B. Stuart
Stuart
Stevensville Christmas Notes Highlight Local Visits
Stevensville notes from December 31 list Christmas visits and arrivals around Victor, Missoula, and nearby towns. Families and individuals such as the May and Chaiftin households, the Mortons, Nichols sisters, Alberta Ward, and W. Holmes are mentioned, with moves to Victor and surrounding areas. Local business lists mention G. Marvin Baggs aiding in the post office and Bucklin Co remedies promoted by H. E. Bucklin & Co. The item also notes travel to Butte and Missoula for extended stays and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Louis May
B. S. Chaiftin
Frank
Harry Jameson
Lawrence Morton
Blanche Simpson
Missoula
Cy Nichols
Ao. A. Thatcher
Zella Nichols
Helena
Victor
Alberta
G. W. Olds
Bessie Smith
Amos Buck & Co
J. T. Brice
Georgee
Baggs
Sam
Albert May
May
Eddie Fowler
Harry Prenter
Ida L. Fisher
G. H. Dickinson
Star Teachers’ Apstitute
T. Williams
G. A. Kain
J.T. Sharp
State Teachers’ Institute
W. H. May
S. M Co
Electric Belt Company ad promises cure via old style belts
Dr Bennett Electric Belt Co invites readers to Union Building Denver to exchange old belts as partial payment for new belts. The offer targets ailments across sexes including rheumatism kidney liver and bladder issues stomach disorders constipation and female complaints. Write now to receive a free book and take the old belts as half payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bennett
Electricitty
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Lo Union Building
Denver
Cole
Massachusetts General Court Convenes 1902 Session
Boston January 1 The great and general court of Massachusetts convened for the 1902 session. Rufus A. Soule of New Bedford was elected president by the senate and J J Myers of Cambridge was chosen speaker for the third time. The session is expected to last well into June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Great and General Court of
Massachusetts
Rufus Aa. Soule
New Bedford
Senate
House
J. J. Myers
Cambridge
Pleasant Dreams and a Woman’s Cure Tale
A mother consoles a fatigued daughter as she contemplates rest. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weakness and nervousness in women. It includes a patient testimonial from Mrs. B. H. Munn of Springhill Florida detailing recovery after seven bottles and offers free medical advice booklet on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Big Timber Notes Special Correspondence
Werran Spiang received a telegram from Unity Maine stating his father was accidentally killed while logging in the pine forests. Youmans returned from Chicago and eastern cities. E A Eilingson and E A West plan to Idaho to buy more stock cattle. Mrs May Davis, manager of the local exchange, and her little daughter visit Butte. Mrs Paul Vanleve of Meyville left for St Paul. D Foster of Everside Iowa visits his sister Mrs W J Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Big Timber
Werren Spiang
Unity
Youmans
Chicago
E. A. Eilingson
E. A. West Wave Sone
Idaho
May Davis
Butte
Paul Vanleve
Mevlle
St. Paul
D. Foster
Everside
Iowa
W. 3. Haynes
Pembrokeshire Strikes Reef and Ties Up at Astoria
Astoria Ore Jan 1 The Steamship Pembrokeshire, after striking Sylvia de Gras reef last night, remains tied at the city dock with a large hole in the port bow. Repairs are believed possible without unloading the cargo. The ship carries about 6 000 tons of wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
Pembrokeshire
Sylvia de Gras
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Dr. Gwinn
Epworth
Dr. W
A. Glasgow
Oficer Anderson
Phil Eawford
Dr. ©. C. Burton
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Mr. Deffebach
Clark's Park
the Catholic Church
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Neves
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Mish
Missoula Notes
Bruce Wells
Canby Morrison
Spoane
Davey of
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Fred Larson
Mentrum-Briggs Company
H.R. Campbell
Granite County
Quigley
Northern Pavitic Express Company
Mr. Mallors
Call City
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Hartley's
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Herpicide
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Alaskas
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank of
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A. B. Hammond
Prevident
A. G
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Ms Rollers
Shanes
Cashier
E. A. Eddy
T. L. Greenough
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John M. Keith
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Worf
John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
Ween
Veer
J. M. Lucy
C. A. Perrin, M.D
Helena, Mont
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Goodkind Bros
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