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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
12
Mis soula Montana office advertises rates on application. Contact 110 West Main Street for details. Telephone number HS provided.
The speech contrasts heroic, bygone achievements with modern trials, urging graduates to accept reality, value honest criticism, and trust in public institutions. It warns against cynicism while celebrating perseverance and Christian charity as society progresses toward universal brotherhood. Local ads for goods and premiums accompany the column.
In Missoula district court W R Wood sued Ed Trudeau to recover on two promissory notes. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 85.35 after Trudeau offered evidence that he paid several Wood bills. S G Murray represented the plaintiff. Alexander M Donnelly, a Canadian native, was naturalized as a U S citizen. An information charged Daniel Hale with assault in the second degree for an May Plains incident. he was found near Plains and jailed. The Griswold Cobban case was referred to a referee and the term adjourned to tomorrow morning. The Golden Rule announces its enlarged quarters ready to serve.
Deputy Sheriff Murrell arrives from West Superior to fetch J. D. Doucette charged as a fugitive from justice for allegedly running away with Mrs Mary Jane Grant and her children. Doucette vows to fight. he has retained J. M. Evans. Mrs Grant may return to her husband if Doucette loses.
The article notes special railway rates to Missoula and warns that missing the celebration misses a rare good thing. It extols Florsheim and Boyden dress shoes and mentions the Golden Rule.
Colonel Gordon of Miles City visits Missoula during graduation week and praises the city while reporting on Eastern Montana and Miles City. He notes Fort Keogh will be garrisoned as troops return from the Orient and mentions ongoing government improvements including a new hospital. Split bamboo rods, nickel trimming, $1 at McBride's.
Missoula on June 6 reports Peter Shipler, Sam Adams and Will Reely, representatives of the Copper Cliff mines, pleased by the deal bonding the mines to a large English company. They expect diligent development and the opening of a profitable mine, with confidence from those familiar with the property.
The Missoula Mercantile Company prepares a Saturday night musical programme featuring a piano and flute duet The Forest Song from De Koven's Robin Hood arranged by Owen for the occasion. Owen also reports work on a second number to be ready for next week's concert.
A Missoula man, reportedly drunk onMissoula whiskey, was jailed after friends failed to free him. Upon release he insulted his companions and faced a stiff sentence. Also from Pulliam Bros Land Office notes Elton V Brechbill and A H Franklin filed final proof on Bitter Root preemption land near Stevensville and others filed declaratory statements and homestead entries for Stevensville area.
In Missoula on June 6 R M Cobban transferred several hundred acres of timber lands and city interests in Riverside Knowles and Orchard Homes canal to the R M Cobban Realty Company for 30000 dollars. A fatal accident in a Garnet mine was reported, a man killed though the name was not available.
Jamestown reports a June snow storm sweeping the central and northern districts. Snow fell for two hours at Jamestown and along the Jamestown Northern railroad before quickly melting. The note calls June snow rare, comparing it to a May 1891 fall and marking no prior June occurrence.
A collection of local listings including A. J. Gibson Architect and Superintendent Gibson Block Missoula John M Evans Attorney and Counselor Daly Block Missoula Joyce and Mulroney Attorneys at Law First National Bank Avenue Missoula R Gwlin eye ear nose throat specialist Spectacles fitted Third floor First National Bank Building Missoula Dekko Paper catalog Witchery of Kodakery and photographic supplies from Smith and Simmons druggists Missoula Mont
In Missoula on June 6 Harry Edwards was jailed after Under Sheriff Hans Deputy Kendall and Chief Larson acted quickly. F E Rutson, a Philippines veteran traveling east, reported a lost dressing case after Edwards woke him and Edwards was spotted near the Brunswick saloon on the levee.
Missoula enjoins all residents to support the city Fourth of July festivities after graduation week at the university. Committees promise a successful day with a parade fireworks and Western Montana participation, aided by business engagement and horse racing attractions.
Missoula marble dealer George Pringle operates Missoula Marble Works offering monuments and headstones in marble and granite plus cemetery copings as the proprietor and propagator of a local stone yard.
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