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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
13
Western Montana office located at 110 est Main Street, Mrs. oulahone No. 118. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Ex senator W W Allen recalls his 15 hour speech against repealing the Sherman Act in 1895. He describes the debated bill, his cited populist studies on political economy, and how he outlasted opponents to oppose senate interference and grover Cleveland.
A narrator notes a man chosen to hear the Senator from Kansas or endure a lengthy 12 to 15 hour speech and ends his own address after the decision. The scene centers on a tense exchange and a decisive moment.
Mrs Hincheliff longtime Missoula resident in black dress and bonnet departs for her old home in Germany to live with a wealthy miller brother who has grown rich over 25 years in Montana. She plans a comfortable retirement with family support. Call at the Standard office to view engraved cards and invitations.
Missoula July 27 County Assessor Will Cave and J P Boyd spent Sunday at the Evaro lakes climbing to the snow line in pursuit of trout. This season the lakes yield few fish and the lengthy tramp offers little better fishing than many other locations, though Evaro lakes were once regarded as Western Montana's best.
Joseph J. Young, through Marshall and Stiff, filed an answer denying Dodwell's damage claim. The suit seeks four thousand dollars for injuries from an incident last spring at Young's hands in Missoula.
William Isbister known as Scotty had offered five dollars for his collie's return after it vanished a week earlier. The dog approached him at the engine house wagging its tail, as if asking for the money. Mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
The dog case of the state against Frank Huntoon, moved from Judge Hayes to Justice Phillips on a change of venue, will be tried in Phillips court next Thursday morning in Missoula.
Notice to water consumers from The Missoula Water Co dated July 27 1903 sets irrigation hours North of Main Street 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Main Street south 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Do not let water run on streets or violations will cut off service without notice.
Charles Frank suffered chest region rib fractures after a buggy runaway while returning from a fishing trip. He was moved from Northern Pacific hospital to Jefferson street and then Sisters' hospital in Missoula where doctors assess the injuries as serious though not immediately fatal. Frank and Herman Riddle were thrown from the buggy when the neck yoke slipped. Granston Reich drove from a ranch nearby.
Fred La Forge of the Bonner hotel says Arthur Hould stayed overnight then $220 disappeared from his trousers. Deputy Sheriff Watson arrested Hould after La Forge swore out a warrant. Hould denies the claim and had only $4 on search. Sheriff notes Hould’s bad record including a prior theft at St. Regis.
Missoula fell to Bozeman 11 to 1 as Gallatin players outfielded and outpitched the home club. Andrews started for Missoula but was bested by Steltz. Taylor beat him in the pitching duel. Brown's strong fielding and Bozeman’s timely hitting sealed the rout. The Anderson absence forced Will Murphy into service at second.
MISSOULA NOTES. Mrs. Daniel Arms is home from a 30 days visit in California. Ed Donlan and District Clerk Kemp and their families spent Sunday fishing up the Lolo with good luck. G. Murray and son Joscoe are home from Lolo Hot Springs. About 100 people at the hotel. Miss E. Reiley of the university faculty departed for Alexandria Kentucky for vacation. Mrs. K. E. Moore with son Emil Turk to Lolo Hot Springs for waters benefit her death. The two year old daughter of Pichard White five miles west of the city was brought in for medical treatment found to have diphtheria and the house quarantined.
A health note urges keeping bowels strong in summer to prevent offensive perspiration. It promotes CASCARETS candy cathartic as a nightly tablet that cleans the system, reduces sweating, and leaves one feeling cool and fine the next day.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra visited Belfast and Bangor Ireland with elaborate decorations and thousands of troops and police. The king unveiled a statue to Queen Victoria at Belfast city hall and the royal party toured Balmoral agricultural show before sailing to Londonderry. A peasant woman was injured after rushing toward the royal carriage during a drive to Victoria hospital.
William Drew and Louis and William Kennedy clash at the Banquet restaurant over a garnishment and unpaid wages. Drew brandished a knife, Louis Kennedy drew a gun, later William Kennedy seized a steel. Officer Martin intervened and a warrant for Louis Kennedy may be sworn for drawing a deadly weapon.
Missoula July 27 A judgment was secured in Justice Phillips court by RE D Converse against his stepson Arthur Robinson. Converse claimed Robinson took possession of a wagon farm machinery and the family cow and failed to return them. The suit was in replevin and the judge ordered the return of about 140 worth of property.
In Missoula police court on July 27 Billy Lynch and Murray Gunn were fined five dollars each for a Next on Saturday night at the Central saloon. Lewis Carroll Alexander Gabe and J L King were fined five dollars each for circus day drunks.
P. L. Sullivan, Missoula representative of the Helena Record for the past year, departed last evening for Salt Lake City for a month’s leave of absence due to ill health.
Five Austrian miners arriving at Victor from Butte were driven from Cripple Creek camp after a union search found they were not Dagoes but foreigners. The mob planned further expulsions of believed strangers arriving in anticipation of a sympathy strike.
A Montana man and wife describe kidney pains and backache from kidney trouble. They praise Doan's Kidney Pills, saying the remedy stopped attacks in early stages after use at Smith Drug Co. in Anaconda. Porter Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole US agent. price 60 cents. remind readers to ask for Doan's.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy for constitutional catarrh. It asserts the medicine is prescribed by leading physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers to treat mucous surfaces, with testimonials available and distribution through FP Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
At the Jacob Ruppert Brewing ice plant in New York a broken engine head released ammonia. two men died and six injured, including Patrolman David J. Goss. Otto Smith engineer John Vincensky foreman Charles Carpenter and Charles Katz were among those affected with Katz trapped for hours before recovery.
Twelve hundred and fifty shares of Yellowstone Park Transportation Company stock were sold at noon today for ten dollars to the Conrad Bradford company, the sole bidder, to satisfy three executions against Lt. Herschfield totaling 249,466.37 dollars, leaving a deficiency of 229,866.27 dollars. The sale for the Central Trust Company of New York versus Thomas A. Marlow as executor was postponed one week by consultation of counsel.
At a meeting of the building committee both bids for the proposed new edifice were rejected as too high. It now seems probable the church will not be erected this year as the congregation had hoped.
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