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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
10
Advertisement details for the Western Montana office of The Standard located at 110 West Main Street Mis soula. Telephone number provided as US. Advertising rates available on request.
Missoula crowds expected a big baseball clash with the Buttes but the game did not materialize. Manager Lesser advertised and arranged transport for the Smoke Eaters, while the Butte club claims a telegram cancelling the visit was sent. The incident arose from a serious misunderstanding, leaving fans disappointed and the Braund House club set for next Sunday in Missoula.
Missoula’s crack nine edged the Victor nine by 14 to 19 in a disputed game cut short after the first half of the eighth inning. Hugh Campbell pitched for Missoula with McCarthy catching, and poor umpiring marred the contest. Some players from the M. M. team filled vacancies as the crowd grew restless over calls and conditions.
In Missoula on July 7 the Down Towners beat the North Siders 12 to 5 on the south side grounds. Both teams played good amateur ball and another match may follow. Split bamboo rods nickel trimming priced at $1 at McBride's.
Missoula July 7 George L. Clynick of Bonner says a Standard article misstates his role with a mare. He says he loaned the horse to Samuel Elder who obtained a bill of sale from Jeffries and sold to McCarthy, prompting court action to recover the animal. McCarthy holds the mare with indemnifying bonds.
Joe Willett and Mrs Willett report a pleasant trip south from Missoula to Ogden Utah where she will stay until fall The couple find Utah hotter than expected and plan to tour principal points for a month or more before deciding on a permanent location If health continues to improve they may return to Missoula and resume duties in the station Premiums offered for a year’s subscription to the Standard are advertised at the office
Missoula notes report visits by W. T. Youne from Ovando and Mrs A R Phone from Plains. Deputy U S Marshal Gage in town. Dr Beck and Hal S Corbett from Spokane in Missoula. J D Sullivan from St. Regis visiting. Totman of Hamilton mill and Winchell of Butte Mines in town. J O McConnell of Western Lumber in city. Oettinger traded horse with J B Porter. Counties plan jail construction at Plains and Thompson. Relf of Northern Pacific in town from Spokane. John Myer moved home from jail. Driver Van Stone had appendicitis operation. Norris & Rowe dog and pony show came from the west and perform Monday. Purtle brothers visited their Fish Creek mill after Fourth. Professor Traphagen of Bozeman left after visit. Berry Kendall Mix travel to Deer Lodge for McArthur murder trial. Final homestead certificates issued to Ray, Pennoyer, Cerlin. Bitter Root train brought loaded passengers to Victor. Judge Clancy visited from Butte and rode west. Bitter Root farmers short of help. haying begun and work heavy.
Missoula July 7. The issue notes a clearance sale on ladies trimmed hats at Globe and reports railway service disruptions from East washouts. It lists property filings with the county clerk including mining claims, deeds, and leases, and mentions E. W. Schilling planning a trip to experience hot weather while shopping for a new store and hotel furniture.
J. D. West, a renowned bridge builder in Western Montana, departed Missoula with Mrs. West for Dorsey where they will stay awhile. His new post fills the vacancy left by W. H. Dillingham. Also notes expert bicycle repairs by Isbop Kern.
Missoula July 7 Mrs Regina Lebensberger dies at 6 p m on the eve of her 93d birthday after a quiet decline. She leaves a son in Piqua Ohio a daughter in Chicago and a daughter Mrs J S Leiser in Missoula with grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Missoula crowds enjoyed picnicking and fishing on Bitter Root waters with hundreds out yesterday and today. Charles Lemley and Frank McHaffie reported highly successful catches since July 3 and shared with friends. Charles Russell also brought in good fish and showed thoughtfulness toward others.
The event for Missoula and guests was managed in excellent order with no incidents as crowds came and went after the celebration. B A Mitchell, manager of the Oregon Nursery Company, Missoula offices.
Missoula plans two major affairs after the Fourth celebration. An July 21 Woodmen excursion reception and entertainment are scheduled along with the Western Montana fair and Driving club fall meeting on October 1. A city merchants meeting will discuss support and participation to boost both events.
Missoula reports from July 7 that Mr and Mrs Tillinghast are enjoying a pleasant time in Idaho near Bolee. They expect to return to Missoula.
Chicago Chronicle reports a ring theft at a prominent jewelry store. A tall man with white hair and a russet apple distracted staff while a second tray hid a $250 ring, later hidden by slipping it into an eaten apple and passing it to a confederate to flee without a trace.
The piece recounts various cases where individuals who gained sudden fortunes spent lavishly in idiosyncratic ways. An Englishman buys daily shoes, a miner funds a grand feast for coworkers, another outfits friends with gold watches and hosts a luxury feast, and a builder finances the Beggar's bridge to aid lovers across the Esk.
Missoula enjoyed reliable rail connections this week despite Dakota washouts. The Northern Pacific ran specials from Garrison to Missoula to handle southbound and western traffic from Anaconda and Butte, improving ties with those areas. Local NP management earned appreciation for coordinating the services aiding the Fourth of July events.
Missoula listings show John M. Evans attorney and counselor Daly Bik Joyce and Mulrooney attorneys at law at First National Building. Dekko Paper promotions and a book on Witchery of Kodskerg with photography supplies from Smith im mons. Missoula Marble Works by George Pringle, dealer in marble granite monuments and cemetery copings.
In a New York house described by a cook, tiled kitchens with hard paint finishes resist water. The room features porcelain sinks, marble kneading boards, and glass tables, all water impervious. Such kitchens, while impressive, are prohibitively expensive for average households.
Dr M Rockman physician and surgeon advertises in rooms 1 and 2 in the First National Bank block offering special attention to diseases of women and children, and also menito urinary and private diseases with telephone 126.
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