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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
13
Frank Gibney Dies in Missoula After Pneumonia
Frank Gibney, a 12 year Missoula resident and former Northern Pacific Trout Creek section boss, died at 11 this morning after a pneumonia illness. He loved sports and helped root for the Missoula team last summer, leaving behind his wife four daughters and a son. Funeral plans are not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisoula
Frank Gibney
Gibney
The
Northern Pacific
Trout Creek
Missoula
Butte
Franstone
Charles Dodge
Nellie
Annie Gibney
John Gibney
Engineer Drapper Hurt in Missoula Yard Accident
Missoula reports a serious accident involving Engineer Drapper of the Northern Pacific in Helena yards. He apparently fell from the engine onto a hard object, suffering severe bruises. Weighing about 225 pounds, the fall would likely have caused a heavy shake up. He was unable to mount No 3 and the train was moved by Engineer Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
DrapPer
Northern Pacific
Helena
Malone
Indian given whiskey on reservation case postponed hearing
Jangraw the Indian charged with furnishing whiskey to Indians on the reservation appeared for a preliminary hearing before United States commissioner J G Smith. Witnesses testified to taking a drink believed to be whiskey and Alex Finley identified whiskey offered for a horse. The judge bound Jangraw over to the federal court. Major Smead arrived with witnesses and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. G. Smith
United States
Jangra
Alex Finley
Jangraw
Finley
Federal Court
Major Smead
Deed Filed Transferring Tuewater Mine to Flagstaff Mining
In Missoula the clerk and recorder records a deed by W H Frazer and H J Rice transferring the Tuewater mine, about one mile east of Lookout in the Sturgis mining district, to Flagstaff Gold and Copper Mining company with consideration noted as stock. Henry Wipr of Deboreia files occupancy for 160 acres. Visit Missoula Nursery's greenhouses or call city store Higgins avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. H. Frazer
H. J. Rice
Flagstaff
Call City
Higgins Avenue
John Jacobson Pleads Guilty in Assault Case at Missoula
Before Justice Hayes Missoula Jan 25 John Jacobson who shared trouble with Gus Broman was arrested on assault charges and today appeared before Justice Hayes and entered a plea of guilty He was fined 5 dollars and costs Jenny Barnen appeared before Justice Hayes charged with obscene language in the presence of a neighbor and was assessed a small fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Jacobson
Gus Broman
Justice Hayes
Jenny Barnen
P. M. Reilly & Co. on Purchasing Trip
Missoula grocers P. M. Reilly & Co. report manager C. W. Putney of the dry goods department will depart for a six week purchasing trip to New York. He plans to visit other leading eastern cities during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. WH. Putney
Th Dry Goods
Missoula Mercantile Company
New York
Bids Opened for Grass Valley Ditch Construction
Several bids were opened at Grass Valley market for a large ditch to supply water to Grass Valley farmers. Directors chose not to award the contract today and will review bids and select next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Grass Valley
Dr. Gwinn Oculist and Aurist Takes Body Home
In Missoula on January 25 the sister and brother in law of Leon Tooney began a trip to Ovando with his body. The weather remains very cold but arrival is expected. An advertisement notes all wool suits priced at 16 dollars. The Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Leon Tooney
Ovando
Students Form Political Body At Gardenity Commercial College
Missoula January 25. Gardenity Commercial college students organize a political body to promote social welfare. Evening meeting Wednesday followed by primaries Thursday and general election Friday using the Australian ballot system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gardenity Commercial College
Local Officials Elected in Missoula District Races
The following officers were elected in Missoula: M. D. Flynn district judge BE. L. B. Nottingham district attorney Charles Butlington sheriff BE. L. Wallace treasurer C. & Taylor clerk A. Arlin Esleeman and L. T. Fredericks commissioners N. Hall Jop and F. Ellinghouse constables Dr. J. C. Burton osteopath Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Flynn
BE. L. B. Nottingham
Charles Butlington
BE. L. Wallace
C. &. Taylor
A. Arlin Esleeman
L., T. Fredericks
N. Hall
Jop
F. Ellinghouse
Missoula Notes Masquerade Ball Planned by Schiller Lodge
The missoula column reports several local items. The Schiller lodge Sons of Hermann plan a masquerade ball on Feb 5. The White child recovers from scarlet fever. A frozen water pipe disrupts Kennedy home. Mrs. Thibodeau of South Third street improves slowly. A grand concert by the Garden City Girls concert band is set for Tuesday Jan 28 at Elks hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan MacQuaree
Merrick Hospital
H. Thibodeau
South Third Street
Kennedy House
Schiller Lodge
Hermann
Charles
C. A. White
Garden City Girls
Elks’ Hall
Out of Danger After Bonner Accident
J W Smith, injured when a heavy pulley fell yesterday at Bonner, is out of danger and resting well. His wrist is broken and his back bruised. John Chevalier, the second injured man, has a bruised leg and returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. W. Smith
Bonner
John Chevalier
Mrs McClellan Quarantined As Smallpox Suspected
In Missoula on January 25 health officers reported Mrs McClellan of West Cedar Street showing symptoms of smallpox. Her home is quarantined and the entire family of six children and a husband faces possible infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fitzgerald suit against Booth dismissed in Missoula
The suit brought by Dr. A. Fitzgerald against Theodore Booth in the court of W. A. Houteens was dismissed today without prejudice under conditions satisfactory to both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Dr. A. Fitzgerald
Theodore Booth
W. A. Houtehens
Timber and stone entry filed for 160 acres in Missoula
In the United States land office today R J Wiley of Deborria filed a timber and stone entry for 160 acres. Joseph N Sack of Corvallis filed on a Bitter Root pre-emption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States Land Office
R. J. Wiley
Deborria
Joseph N. Sack
Corvallis
Child of Vic tor family dies of pneumonia
The 3-year-old child of Mr and Mrs Pompson of Victor died at the family home after a short illness. The funeral is planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Robbery Report From Missoula Details Injury Less Scary
John Maclin told police he was held up in Missoula on January 25 and struck with a club. He suffered minor injuries and reported the robbery to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Maclin
Nerve Power Belt Ad Promises Relief for Various Ailments
An old advertisement from Denver Colorado touts an electric belt claiming to relieve nerve power issues, rheumatism, bone disorders, constipation and other complaints. It offers a free booklet and insists on a half payment with a one week window to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union
Denver
Colo
Lumber mill plans and local society stir Hamilton
Hamilton notes outline a strong lumber season with logging trains starting March 1 and the mill running later into fall to meet large orders. The town also records social visits, divorces, teaching moves, a southern dinner plan, notable residents, and a log surge during a storm at Tacoma waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Kittie Ostermeyer
South Third Street
Joseph LaFond
Everett
Wash
Joe Rea
Lexington
Rea
Senator Bailey
Texas
Mary Handley
Joseph J. Handley
David Bennett
Nellie Bennett
Captain Dutton
Georgia O'Neil
Townsend
Broadwater
J. W. Popham
Corvallis
John M. Price
Missoula Mercantile Company
Victor
District Court
J. S. Robertson
Price
Martin Maginnis
Minnesota
Montana
House of Representatives
Washington
J. McNamara
Helena
Cascade County
Mitchell
Hunsaker
Tacoma
Paci
Bryan Irvine
Thomas H. Irvine
Navy
Iu'nele San
Mazeral
Missoula
P. F. Cone
J. S .Dourherty
Log boom wrecks at Old Tacoma front causing heavy loss
Logs rushed together along the Old Tacoma waterfront smashing Carlson's new shingle factory and a dry kiln. Both buildings collapsed into the water, destroying many yachts and small craft. Total loss estimated between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Tacoma
Carlson
Bozeman eighth grade graduates in frigid commencement
In Bozeman on January 24 a crowd gathered at the opera house for the eighth grade graduation of Bozeman public schools. Thirty-two students completed the course and are eligible for county high school. The program included essays, recitations, a cornet solo, an invocation, and a class prophecy with student speakers and selections such as When Life is Priestest and Our New Possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Opera House
Charles Alward
Coda Alward
Iva Axtell
Mabel Banks
Wanted Second Honeymoon Case From Susquehanna Pa
Fyron Crozier seeks to set aside an Oklahoma divorce granted to Estelle Crozier claiming no conflict existed. He says the divorce was pursued to satisfy his wife's wish for a second honeymoon and remarriage with Park Hunter of Chester, Pa. He asks the court to annul the divorce and prevent a marriage to Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Fyron Crozier
Supreme Court
Estelle Crozier
Oklahoma
Crozier
Offer Rejected For Baby Found Beside Railroad Tracks
Akron residents refuse a $4 a pound bid for a baby weighing 15 pounds found near the P and W railroad at Bettes' Corners last summer. The infant named Julia B. Corner was placed with the children's home and later taken on approva by an Akron family. A neighboring family also offered to buy the child, but foster parents refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Bettes’ Corners
Julia B. Corner
Senate pensions panel probes Metcalfe charges
The subcommittee of the senate committee on pensions continues a week long inquiry into the charges against Gen. W S Metcalfe who has been nominated for the office of pen...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Pensions
Topeka subcommittee weighs Filipino prisoner killings
A Topeka subcommittee plans a partial report to the full committee next Monday. It faces a dilemma from conflicting testimony. It has concluded Filipino prisoners were killed and no punishment followed, and that General Metcalfe did not know of the killings until after they occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slor
Topeka
Kan
Metcalfe
Feared Burial Delayed For 16 Days In Gaines
Miss Julia White died January 4 and her body lay unburied for 16 days at her parents home in Gaines New York. A funeral was held January 6 but the body was not buried and officials fear action by the local board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Julia White
Gaines
C. C. Johnson
Clarkson
Board of Health
ARE STILL MAN AND WIFE
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls Jan 25 Five years ago Thomas Brown of Sand Coulee sued for divorce from Catherine Brown alleging cruelty including throwing kitchen furniture. The default of the wife was recorded March 3 1897 but the case was dismissed today for failure to file the decree or pay the attorney. They remain legally man and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Thomas Brown
Sand Coulee
Catherine Brown
Brown
Thomas
Catherine
Fire Devastates Dell Mercantile Building in Dillon
A major blaze in Dillon destroyed the two story Dell Mercantile general store. Merchandise worth about 6000 was lost and the total loss estimated at 10000 with full insurance. Fire started around 4 am and its origin is under investigation. The Dell Mercantile building had burned once before and will be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Dillon
Dell Mercantile Company
Dell Mercantile Company Burt
D. D. McKnight
C. R. Rudy
Great Falls Notes Election Petition and Court Actions
Vice President J N Hill of the Great Northern left for St Paul this morning after a 4 a m train stop. A petition circulates to elect Hank Simmers to the city council vacancy caused by H H Matteson’s resignation. A district court complaint seeks 235 dollars from Attorney General James Donovan. A Kerwood Distillery suit for 88 dollars is filed against Pat Keegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
J. N. Hill
The
Great Northern
St. Paul
Hank Simmers
H. H. Matteson
Simmers
M. M. Luter
James Donovan
Kerwood Distillery Company
Pat Keegan
Bitter cold grips Kalispell with frigid lows
Kalispell reported extreme cold with sunrise temperature 16 degrees below zero and a steady wind from the south. By 6 p.m. the mercury read 6 degrees below zero as officials forecast continued frigid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Kalispell
Jan
Mine Workers Convention Recommends Journal For Locals
At the United Mine Workers convention Secretary Wilson urged local unions to subscribe to the Mine Workers Journal and to publish notices in the Journal. A resolution was adopted requiring a stated cause for any discharge of a national or district officer employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Wilson
Mine Workers’ Journal
Olympia in Commission At Boston Navy Yard
Olympia, after extensive repairs, went into commission at the Boston navy yard today in the U S Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Boston
U. S
Navy Yard
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Sports
Engineer Drapper Hurt
Howling Alley Onen
Hievrins Block
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Dr. Gwinn
J. C. Burton
Osteopath
Missoula Notes
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Savannah
Bennett
George F. Brooks
Missoula County
Chicago Bee Hive
Jones
Weereday
Enter County High School
Thomas Edison
Lawrence Eakes Cornet
Robert B. ‘Chisholm
Fine Holter
Edna Fridley
Myrtle Marshall
Haymakers
Willson
Seeeree
Divorce Legal
Wemieuilg
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank OF
Mssoula
A. Hammond
A. G
England
J. M. Keith
Paceese
Cashier
Fr. Eddy
Ae Greenough
A. Tommend
CO. G
A. G. England
M. Mcleod
John M. Keith
G. A. Wolf John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
G. T. Lewis
H. L Braun & Co
J. M. Lucy
Acmwie Celery
Goodxind Bros
Helena, Mont
Big Black Foot Milling
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