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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
12
Milwaukee Sentinel correspondent Vandercook writes from Livingston and Missoula about Montana lands opening to homesteaders on the Flathead Reservation. The piece notes open lands, fertile valleys, and a lottery-like selection process, with Missoula promoting the state’s growth and historical settlement patterns.
In the Bitter Root vale, Marcus Daly’s stock farm contrasts with Missoula Orchard Homes, illustrating how a few irrigated acres can yield fruit and vegetables. Visitors from Milwaukee and local growers praise fruit culture, noting five acres producing more profit than a 160 acre Wisconsin farm, with irrigation plans expanding to boost Montana’s valley productivity.
Three day civil service exam for forest rangers opened in Migsoula with twenty applicants taking written tests. Forest inspector Koch presides, with more testing to follow in Pattie canyon district as ten days are allotted for field work.
Missoula July 1. The Portland Oregonian carries an editorial noting that Aub Hammond is said to be looking into the Central Fire to exter actos the state. It hints that besides promises there may yet be some railroad fire underneath, all the smoke smudging to have.
Missoula July 18 Aged man David Seginburg eight years old was adjudged insane by a board of doctors and was taken to the asylum this evening by Sheriff Graham. He came to the United States from Germany when he was a year old and has lived in Montana fifteen years finding no known friends or relatives.
Missoula July 19 Representative Jo sep M Dixon leaves for Great Falls to meet business leaders and local officials including Senator Care ter. He plans a Friday visit to Fort Shaw Institutions to push for increased funding and an appropriation of about 130 dollars in support.
Misto, accused of burglary, was bound over to district court without bonds. The trial focused on the forged money evidence and involvement of a Japanese national in the case, as reported in the damaged OCR text.
R V Reynolds assistant to Washington heads for Coeur d Alene ranges to inspect forest reserves and timber supply. He aims to map the country with field notes and photographs to advise Washington on the proposed reserves and water supply, staying through winter if needed.
Missoula July 18 The Sanders County Ledger pledges an exceptionally good year for farmers. It reports wheat expected near 9 bushels, oats around 20, and apple and pear crops at their best. Haymaking begins as binders and sickles appear, while fields and crops show thrifty signs and growing optimism.
A high spirited game at Plains featured Plains versus Thompson Falls in Western Montana. The crowd from both communities fueled a tense, rivalry laden clash as Thompson Falls edged Plains with a final score 36 to 10 in a display recalling regional competition for county prominence and local pride.
Missoula welcomed a newly married couple from Helena as they arrived on passenger No. 2. The bride, Miss Anna Frank, sister of Al Frank, has been living with relatives in Helena. Groom Mediohon is a prominent Missoula real estate figure with mining interests in Western Montana and holdings in Tonopah, Nevada. Friends and relatives greeted the couple at the train station as they plan Missoula as their future home.
A local pay car delay affects the disbursement schedule this month. Officials warn a few days may pass before checks arrive, with the first payments now expected around July 22. The delay stems from a relay issue that prevents timely movement of the pay car to the destination.
A report from Thompson states a man arrested in Miasovla faces criminal assault charges. He will be examined before a justice at that place.
The fragment suggests a critique of tea safety with a claim that Schilling's Best is not accidental. It reads like an editorial aside or slogan about product quality and a vague reference to a traveler or speaker called greenman.
A Missoula and Ravalli county directory notes population figures from publishers estimating 123 percent growth since 1900. It lists 4948 adult Missoula citizens, implying a total population around 12305, based on typical name counts for adults and the census method.
A local club prepares for a big annual fair near Evaro on Sunday July 2. Ten people will depart early to enjoy a day at a scenic spot with field sports, prizes, and a baseball game. Committees for transportation, ways and means, and refreshments organize the event, with the club seeking citizen support for the undertaking.
Missoula July reports that attorney HH Parsons received two elk teeth from Maggie and Angus McDonald of the reservation. The teeth come from a coat worn at reservation celebrations by the McDonald matriarch, who died years ago. The coat and teeth are valued for rarity and color, with plans to mount the teeth in a keepsake display.
Missoula based ship Rule, captained by Missoula skipper, steers toward the Golaen in a mid season leg. The crew aims to improve standings as weather and currents test the voyage.
Advertised letter list for the post office shows unclaimed names including C F Anderson L Barcelo Will Con Denham AH M Ratston F Rea Leon Rogere We Rand Maurice Ratferts Theodore Smith Michael Senwendt. Postmaster signs the entry.
Mitsoula Utah reports at a Southern Pacific chit gathering held last evening officers were elected for the upcoming term. President D. Be Currie, vice president John, secretary John Hering, and treasurer M. B. Metirdie were named. A board of directors selected includes members from various departments of the road.
JH Roberts of Plains visited Missoula yesterday. A marriage license was issued to Robert Brooks of Gem. Mary Kaminski of Walkerville and Ora and Corette Shetton of Blandville arrived as guests of BP and Mrs Scheeh. R A Luke of Helena of New York Plate Glass Insurance was in town on firm business. J Kruger visitors returned to Butte from Bonner. A warranty deed filed transferring land in Arlin’s subdivision. Marlon of Frenchtown reported prosperity in Frenchtown and the valley. An entry for 90 acres near Lolo filed. Zange timber and stone entry at Bonner. Dr W W Richmond and daughters of Clinton visiting Col Thomas family. Dr Richmond attended a National Medical Association meeting in Portland.
July 18 reports an attack on Mantine Petrovitch Pobledo, procurator of the Holy Synod, in St Petersburg. The would be assassin was seized swiftly by guards, and the assailant’s attempt failed as the train was stopped and the danger contained.
Seattle date July 18 Baron Komura as board reaches Tatoosh Island then plans to drive to Port Townsend about 11 o clock and stay until tonight in a brief shipping update on Baron Komura’s movements along the coast.
Justice David Brewer spoke to a large gathering of life insurance agents at the Masonic building in Milwaukee about modern graft. He praised President Roosevelt for pursuing purity and honesty in public affairs during his brief address tonight.
The report from his physician says Senator Wil is out of danger and improving at his New York City residence after a serious illness. He remains under medical care and observers note steady progress toward recovery.
A fragmentwise critique argues the jury system disrupts work, mocks the legal process, and shows that too much law benefits lawyers while courts fail to settle disputes efficiently. It notes public weariness with being summoned and the reliance on lawyers.
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