Quarantine Battle Over Smallpox Patient at Missoula Hospital
Mrs Richard Williams of LoLo contracted smallpox while treated at the Sisters hospital in Missoula. Health board orders quarantine of the hospital floor, prompting dispute with sisters who argue proper fumigation suffices. Authorities await Dr Longeway's morning decision.
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Standard
Missoula
Richard Williams
LoLo
Sisters’ Hospital
Health Board
Longeway
Great Falls
State Board of Health
By Laws Discussion and Membership Follow Up
The group debated by laws as difficult for members to decide. Builders need the by laws, with frequent meetings planned until a set satisfies both branches. The charter stays open until Feb 10, with joining members paying $5. Several new members joined at last night’s meeting.
School Closed After Scarlet Fever Fumes Prompt Action
Missoula jan 28 Mrs Marshall reopened her Central school room for two sessions after fumigation to address a scarlet fever case. The city board of health dismissed pupils and ordered closure for those unvaccinated since Jan 1 or not vaccinated for Sacred Heart academy attendees.
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Standard
Missoula
Sacred Heart Academy
Four Time Neck Cancer Operation At Missoula
Norman Rock of Lolo, father of W. H. Rock, underwent a delicate neck cancer operation at a Missoula hospital performed by Drs Mills Kelloge and Tremblay. The neck was badly eaten away near the windpipe. Rock, 70, endured the procedure well but is not expected to withstand another operation.
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Missoula
Prospects for Busy Season in Missoula Rail Line Expansion
Missoula likely to see a busy season as Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone announces two new lines from Missoula to Deer Lodge and Kalispell. The extensions will boost service toward Butte and Anaconda, with Kalispell line expanding Missoula’s reach to a fertile, wealthier region. If summer construction proceeds as planned, Missoula will connect to a prosperous area and attract substantial business.
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Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Kem
Kaliepell
Great Northern
Jocko
Kalispell
Deacon E R Kileer Returns to Largey Sawmill
Deacon E R Kil ear is down from Woodeile to join the Largey Sawmill at Missoula. The restarted mill, nearly new, operates well and has a daily capacity of 20,000 feet of lumber when fully functional. The mill and woods employ about 20 workers in a densely timbered area for an estimated two years.
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Seoula
E. R. Kilear
Woodeile
Erman Child Stricken With Scarlet Fever Near Bonner
In Missoula on January 28 a child of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Erman near Bonner developed scarlet fever. Dr. Parsons says the illness is not dangerous. This family previously suffered a death from the same disease months ago.
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Missoula
G. K. Erman
Bonner
Parsons
Schilling Wins Case in Missoula Billing Suit
EB W Schilling has won a suit over Pulley and Ludwig regarding a sale of boots and shoes. The 2290 dollar dispute involved a sheriff and trustee in bankruptcy, with the court ordering goods or value paid to Schilling. The case is noted as sensational in Missoula County history with ongoing appeals anticipated.
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Missoula
EB. W. Schilling
Pulley & Lundwig
D. T. Curran
J. H. T. Ryman
Pulley & Ludwig
E. W. Schilling
Boots
Western Montana National Bank
Ryman
Knowles
Eastern
St Omer Commandery Knights Templars Sees New Members
Missoula January 3. At last evening’s meeting several new applications for membership were received by St. Omer commandery Knights Templars. The gathering was one of the most interesting in months with strong attendance.
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Missoula
St. Omer Commandery
Knights Templars
University of Montana Expands Physics and Geology Equipment
The University of Montana reports rapid improvements in the physics department, adding X-ray apparatus, a self-exciting dynamo, motors, gauges, and a Toepler-Holtz machine. Heat and light experiments gain new instruments. geological, paleontological, and mineral collections strengthen, with field collecting trips planned annually for a first-rate museum and teaching aids.
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Missoula
University of
Kumkopf
Croko
Wheatston
Toepler-Holtz
Leyden
Crooke
Ught
Geo Onical
Paaeontological
Clerks Union Meeting Held At Upton Hall Missoula
A well attended clerks union gathering at Upton hall last evening conducted its regular monthly meeting. The union has grown strong and the session covered important business, with members noting the meetings are increasingly engaging.
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Missoula
Clerks’ Union
Upton Hall
Mother's Anxious Inquiry In Denver For Missing Son
Missoula January report notes Mrs P F Magers, 142 Cook Street Denver, asks Woodworth to locate her son Philip Magers who has not written home recently. Woodworth recalls no such youth and offers no location. Readers are urged to inform the mother if they know his whereabouts.
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Missoula
Jan
Woodworth
Bir
Philip Magers
Hic
PF. M. Magers
Cook Street
Denver
Cole
Bowling alley open at Higgins block in Missoula
Meetings at the Christian church continue all week with Rev E Roseel preaching Transfiguration. Evening sessions at 7 99 PM feature topics God Is Not Mocked The Trial of Christianity and A Complete Gospel or the Old and the New Christianity Compared. All welcome and mail orders to Golden Rule Missoula.
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Missoula
E. Roseel
Engagement announced for Andrew Sand and Helga Bey in Missoula
Missoula January 2 The engagement of Andrew Sand and Miss Helga Bey has been announced. Both are well known in the city having resided here for some time. The prospective groom works for the Garden City Brewery company. The marriage is planned for February 1.
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Missoula
Andrew Sand
Helga Bey
Garden City Brewery Company
Clothing Buyers: The Chicago Bee Hive Sale Event
The Chicago Bee Hive announces a remodeling clothing sale across Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday. Store buyers advertise discounted garments and new inventory during the event.
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Chicago Bee Hive
Builders and Contractors Meet in Missoula City Hall
Members of the Builders and Contractors' association convened last evening in the city hall council chamber with a largely attended gathering. The meeting covered routine business and planning for upcoming projects.
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Missoula
Jan
Builders and Contractors’ Association
City Hall
Freeman Takes Charge At Rankin House Turkish Bath
Samuel Freeman, a noted baseball player, now runs the Rankin house Turkish bath rooms. John Belisle, the proprietor, invites friends of the place to visit and try the facilities, citing Freeman's experience in the work.
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Rankin House
Samuel Freeman
John Belisle
Examinations End as Missoula School Prepares for Next Year
Superintendent Beighle announces the examinations are finished and next year’s work is being set. Parents with children entering primary rooms should enroll promptly. Visit Missoula Nursery freehouses or call city store Higgins avenue for details.
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Missoula
Beighle
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Nerve Vitality Electric Belts Offer Safer Relief
Ad promotes electric nerve belts for women and men claiming to treat rheumatism stomach disorders and constipation. It touts soft sponge electrodes that do not burn and blister like bare metal belts, with renewal when burned out. Dr Bennett Electric Belt Co advertises free books and free consultation from Denver Colorado.
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Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union
Denver
Colo
Water shortage grips Rattlesnake residents as supply dwindles
Missoula faces a severe water crisis as the Rattlesnake area reports virtually no supply. Firefighters fear insufficient water to combat blazes while a pump and ditch crew struggle to prevent freezing. If cold weather persists for 24 hours, domestic use could be cut off.
Water shortages loom in Missoula as cold snaps hit
Missoula on January 23 reports the city’s water supply strained by cold weather. The water company says current reserves are below desired levels and in several city blocks the supply is so tight that steam boilers are at risk of shutting down.
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Missoula
Missoula Unclaimed Letters List January 28 1902
The Missoula post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending January 28 1902. Add the advertiser date when calling for letters this includes names such as Mrs Peter Bernier Hannah Brown Mrs Melanie Billodean and many others with several double entries and the postmaster George H Keep noted as P M.
McKinley Day Observed At Missoula State University
Missoula observes McKinley day with morning exercises at the state university and a presidential address. The north side building hosts a brief program. county schools report plans for fitting observances.
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Missoula
State University
Bulding
Kate Sheley
Ill in Illinois bound NP machinist J W Conley
Word from the East reports J W Conley, a Northern Pacific machinist, terminally ill with stomach cancer. He left Missoula with his daughter for Illinois, where leading physicians express no hope for recovery. He lived in Park addition and has many Missoula friends who regret his condition.
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Missoula
J. W. Conley
Illinois
No V Trace of Goodchild in Missoula Search
Joseph M. Dixon returned from Thompson with news that no trace of FE A Goodchild has been found. Several men remain in the field seeking him. The Place area near the river where he fell has been combed, Thompson locals anxious, another search planned when weather moderates.
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Missoula
Joseph M. Dixon
Thompson
FE. A. Goodchild
Goodchild
Mr. Dixon
Dr Parsons reports rounding up quarantined men at Lynch camp
Dr Parsons announced to All Rounded Up that Deputy Sheriff McCormick had located all men who had worked at the Lynch camp, discharged them, and found them defying quarantine by going to Iron Mountain. The issue of feeding quarantined men was discussed, with Dr Parsons stating the county would likely bear the cost.
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Missoula
Parsons
McCormick
Iron Mountain
Dinsmore Nearing Full Recovery in Missoula
Word from Missoula reports Samuel Dinsmore nearly recovered from illness and able to leave his room. He is expected to return to Missoula shortly.
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Missoula
Samuel Dinsmore
Frostbitten Ear Suffering Student at University
Missoula on a cold morning reports Lawrence Simpson, a university student, is suffering a badly frostbitten ear. The frostbite occurred during the quiet, frigid dawn and has left him in notable discomfort.
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Missoula
Lawrence Simpson
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Small News
Ole Erickson visits from Lolo and Charles Wolff from New Chicago visit Missoula While Joseph Allard arrives from the reservation many residents travel or recover Deputy Sheriff Kendall battles a cold eye and Avery Armstrong departs for Lewistown to work Dr J B Denayer and family return from Stevensville The Missoula court term opens next Monday Ice harvest continues as south channel remains unfrozen with excellent quality and abundant supply Local officials commend smallpox quarantines and fumigation
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T. J. Baird
Victor
Missoula
Charles Schoen
East Front Street
Joseph Allard
Charles L. ‘Heitman
Rathdrum
Idaho
Roy Wilbur
Joseph E. Davies
Bristow
Superintendent Russell
Rocky Mountain Division
Helena
Charles Roat
el Paso
Tex
Missoula County
J. B. Denayer
Stevensville
Joseph Shull
Phillipsburg
J. O. Reed
John Kendall
Henry Crownover
Pine Street
Avery Armstrong
Lewistown
Justice Houtchens
Sam Wah
Cours
Waives Examination in Rand Larceny Case at Missoula
Jozeph St. Peter arrested for stealing 170 dollars from Le Vitt Cyr of Grass Valley has waived preliminary examination and is bound over to district court with bond set at 500 dollars. He confessed nothing about the missing money, which may be brought to district court at the February term. Two colored girls were tried and discharged for want of testimony in connection with the case.
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Missoula
Jozeph
Marriage License Issued to Bennett and McDonald
Missoula on January 2 a marriage license was issued by District Court Clerk Kerp to John W. Bennett age 39 and Ellen McDonald age 23. Bennett is a private in the eighth regiment stationed at Fort Missoula and McDonald is a local resident.
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Missoula
Kerp
District Court
John W. Bennett
Ellen McDonald
Eighth Regiment
Fort Missoula
Liberal Wins Dewsbury Byelection Amid Boer War Split
London reports the Dewsbury byelection result after Mark Oldroyd’s retirement. Liberal candidate Runciman led with 5 660 votes, Conservative Joe Haey earned 4 512, and socialist Quetch polled 1 58. The campaign featured Chamberlain framing the contest as country versus Boers.
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London
House of Commons
Dewsbury
Mark Oldroyd
Chamberlain
Colon‘al
Thore
Runciman
Joe Haey
Quetch
Dinner at the White House honors Miss Alice Roosevelt
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a dinner and musicale at the White House on January 28 in honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt. Floral decorations were elaborate and guests at the musicale numbered over 200, including many well known officials and society figures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Alice Roosevelt
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J. C. Burton
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Missoula, Mont
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New Chicago
Sam Freeman
Grass Valley French Ditch Company
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George Hotrum
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Sclena
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Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank OF M.S
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A. G. England
J. M. Kbiti
F. A. Eddy
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England
A. G
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H. T. Ryman
G. T. Lewis
TH. LL Braun
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Sisson
J. M. Lucy
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Mat
Lydia
Pinkhan’s
Penny
STER
Recam
Chichest 7 Chemical Co
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VHILA
Biz Blackfoot Milling
Tamerack
Banner
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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