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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1900
Page
12
Missoula reports active fires at Bonita and Vermillion as editorials warn that continued cutting and ditches threaten forests. The Boston Herald estimates timber exhaustion in 25 years without renewed preservation and reforestation efforts across several states, urging public support for federal forest reservations.
Missoula churches announce Sunday services across denominations. Methodist led by Rev. J J McAllister with multiple services. Baptist to have 11 am sermon and 12:15 pm Sunday school. Presbyterian 11 am service and 12:15 pm Sunday school with evening lecture on The Holy Land. Christian Science holds 1 am in Elks hall. Christian Church features special music. Hospital services at 3 pm. Congregational Rev J A Barnes preaches 11 am and 7 pm with 2:15 pm Sunday school. Holy Spirit offers morning prayer at 11 and evening at 7:30 with 12:15 pm Sunday school. Morgan & Co advertise fine bread and cakes.
MISSOULA NOTES. The fire department was out to night for regular practice. The eastbound north coast nomed was an hour and a half late to-night. There is no pleasanter resort and no more beautiful bethire that is found at Lolo Hot Springs. Rates reasonable. Dearing's binder twine at Wilson's
A emaciated wanderer, P. E. McDaniels of Van Alstyne Texas, was found near Granite Creek in Montana after eight days. He showed a rambling address, was cared for by E. Muzzle, and may recover with food and rest. authorities plan to move him to Missoula for restraint if needed.
Mrs Dowald Mc Gregor as executor filed in Missoula district court a petition to sell personal property including several head of cattle. She also sought a monthly allowance of 20 dollars.
Mrs J B Hollenbeck wife of A B Hollenbeck died at 4 20 pm at the hospital from complications after an operation performed Monday. She had been ill several months and was born in California 34 years ago. She lived in Montana many years with relatives in Butte and Basin and was well regarded. Funeral arrangements will be set tomorrow.
The original Orchard Homes plat covering 320 acres has been sold. Cobban and Dinsmore acquired 240 more acres adjoining the addition, platted into five and ten acre tracts and offered for sale on the same terms as the first tract. Describes an opportunity for a comfortable farm home and invites inquiries from Missoula, Montana.
May He Shipped, Missoula, July 20. In connection with the statements regarding the prospective stampede out of the Nome country, speculation has grown on whether large shipments of mining machinery for Nome operations will be sent there or stopped at the coast when they reach the sound cities. There have been numerous shipments over the Northern Pacific, and shippers may abandon projects if Nome ports fail and suffering increases.
Notice from The Missoula Water Co. requires all yard hydrants motors and elevators to be closed when a fire alarm sounds until the fire is extinguished. Repeated disregard may lead to discontinuance of service during fire department practice on Monday and Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:00.
In Lander Missoula on July 20 orchard men thin heavily laden trees removing many apples. Green apples are sold at a fair price for cooking uses. Fire insurance by W. P. Smith located in Wiggins block.
Missoula dispatch notes the surprise return of Joe Fitzgerald from Cape Nome. The move suggests he dislikes prospects there and chooses to leave the country while a chance remains.
Justice Houtchens heard Noddeo accuse a fellow worker Giovanno of stealing 25 dollars at the Northern Pacific depot. A warrant issued, Giovanno brought to court and admitted taking the money. Prosecution withdrew if repayment occurred. Giovanno returned the funds and the court allocated half to each man.
In Missoula on July 20 a favorable wind shift allowed firefighters to halt a blaze threatening the Morrison mill and camp. The damage was limited to standing timber and untrucked logs. the fire's origin remains undetermined.
The Gem actress faces a search warrant from Justice Hayes' court for about 104 dollars worth of silk skirts and dresses reported missing. Officers plan to search tonight, while an anonymous note hints at the thief’s sizable appetite for fashion.
Victoria crosses have been gazetted for Captain Meikel John and Sergeant Major Robertson of the Gordon Highlanders for bravery at Elandslaagte. Lieutenant Norwood of the ith Dragoon Guards is honored for rescuing a fallen trooper at Ladyemita.
Mrs. M O Mára and children visit J McGinley families on Burnt Fork then D J McGinley near Darby. Dr Gwinn from Stevensville returns from the East to go again. Florence Dramatic company to perform in Stevensville. Miss Logan injured at Victor remains bedbound. Stevensville youths plan ten day outing at Lolo Springs. M L Rowe and bride back from Missouri at Fate's ranch near Stevensville. Mrs George Baggs hosts her sister Miss Towers from New York. A large party led by Sr Stephens travels from Anaconda to Burnt Fork for an extended outing. Misses Ward Lynch Sullivan guests of Mrs Shea near Stevensville. Mr McGrath and bride honeymooning in the Ravalli. J A Scott from Wallace Thaho buys Red Front saloon. Hon A M Holter and wife visiting daughter Mrs H P Kennett at Curlew mine near Victor. Frank Parmenter announces candidacy for Ravalli sheriff on Democratic ticket. others unnamed. Seventh Day Adventists plan Western Montana camp meeting Aug 30 to Sept 10 near Woodside. W Po McCauley spending time at Wiles' accommodations. Modern Woodmen camp to celebrate anniversary July 21 with addresses, music, and a communal repast at the hall. Mayor McCracken urges hydrant use be coordinated to keep fire pressure. Mara J McDonah and husband sell 120 acres near Stevensville to Ira E Benson for 2200. J J Southwick completes cellar and foundation on his new residence opposite McGinty place. lumber being laid for a fine city home. George A Cook, the Standard soldier, has been in town since last Sunday.
Typhoid patient, steadily improving, suddenly relapsed and remains in bad condition with Mrs Cook and Mrs Green nursing. Notables visiting include Hon I G Denny county attorney, Dr McKendry, and Judge Knowles party from Missoula and Corvallis en route to Lost Horse for camping.
John McGinley reports a Chinese cook hired for haying season vanished from his Hamilton home three weeks ago. All clothing but his hat left behind, no trace since. neighbors speculate disappearance or self destruction, amid suspicions of a Boxer return or mental aberration.
Mrs. Jas E Stevents of Hamilton received a government engineer J D Powers letter from Eagle City Alaska dated June 20 revealing former Missoula resident Will Brayton is mining on American creek near Eagle City with several men and good prospects Mrs Brayton and the children are expected to join him soon word adds Brayton is doing well and may earn substantial money
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