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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
15
Opera and street capes described as handsome French broadcloth in a range of colors mostly mantle style priced at 15 dollars, now four dollars and fifty cents.
The University of Montana resumed work after a holiday break and opened a new forestry department. Forty seven students enrolled on opening day, with about 46 foresters from reserves allowed to leave fields to attend the winter course. Lectures from forestry heads will supplement practical field training. The program, seen as a premier training method, aims to make the department a leading unit within a few years.
The Missoula Knights of Columbus vote to send a large delegation to Helena for a major initiation event. Most travelers depart Saturday evening with some taking the early Sunday morning train. Stacy Adams shoes and other styles are selling rapidly at the Red Boot clearance sale this week.
Dr. Arthur Morrow, Kalispell chamber president, publicizes a letter from Gifford Pinchot signaling a shift in policy toward opening Swan River Valley for homesteads. Pinchot urges restricting entries to five year proof to foster permanent settlement, preferring listing of non timbered areas while plans to cut over heavily timbered land to deter timber speculation.
In Kalispell a contract was closed with I B Bondurant for 2,500,000 feet of mixed timber. A crew of 60 men begins logging to move the wood before the snow ends. The McManamy mill, 15 miles northwest, will run double shifts day and night to cut it.
Missoula January 4. County Board of Health passes a four week quarantine for smallpox and requires vaccination of all exposed individuals and fumigation of their premises. Unvaccinated or unfumigated exposed persons face two weeks of quarantine. City officials seek stricter city ordinance. City Physician Pease backs rigid enforcement.
Articles of incorporation for the Missoula Orchards company were filed with County Clerk Kaphal. Incorporators include W. F. Seltz J. E B. Davis John Wittmayer J. A. Hyland W. L. Muessie Albert Besancon T. T. Black and F. H. Ray. Principal place is Missoula. Term 40 years. Capital stock $150,000, 1,500 shares at $100 each. $110,000 subscribed.
Lewistown January 4 The Masonic Temple association elected Mayor Samuel Phillips as president of the board of trustees with William M. Blackford as vice president Philip A Chase as secretary and Otto P asmansdorft as treasurer.
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