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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
14
Western Montana office at 110 West Main Street Milhoula offers advertising rates on application.
In a broad session the justice court considers sentences for various offenses. The docket lists multiple cases with differing penalties under local laws.
In Justice Hayes court Tommy Benson and William Finnegan faced sentencing for violating city ordinances by drunkenness. Benson has many prior sentences this year while Finnegan, an artist, faced about his fifth or sixth court appearance, with ten days jail andFinnegan may stay sober after losing his funds. Ed Carlson pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar and costs. John Graylish was released after a telling confession.
The company states after a delay it will mobilize many men and teams to complete the ditch quickly. The ditch was partly completed weeks ago but left unfinished due to trouble. Farmers along the ditch will assist, and officials expect no further issues.
The Ravalli county Sunday School association in Hamilton wraps its convention with a final day full of debates and excursions. Florence is chosen as next meeting site and officers are elected including Rev E L Mills president and Miss Leah Bond secretary treasurer. Harry Patten, linked to the Finlen hotel tensorial parlors, now manages the Rankin barber shop in Missoula.
The note urges immediate action on purchases despite not being very extensive, stressing timely decision making to avoid missing out on available lines.
Missoula churches list Sunday sermons and schedules across Congregational Presbyterian Baptist First Church of Christ Scientist Scandinavian Methodist German Lutheran and Christian. Notable items include Rev J A Barnes Rev Walter Hays Rev J F Salsman Rev J W Bennett and Rev Gustav Mertz with services and Sunday school times. children's day program also detailed.
Missoula Shriners greeted Henry C. Akin of Omaha upon arrival from the west as the newly elected imperial potentate. Tyler B. Thompson stood with other grand lodge officers at the station. Akin will stay in Helena tonight as their guest.
Missoula reports C. H. Crysler, noted mining man who organized two placer mines in the Coeur d'Alene district, has just returned from New York. After a day in town he left for the mines with Mrs. Crysler accompanying him on the eastern trip.
General Manager Fd Donton of the Largey estate lumber department reports strong activity at Coeur d'Alene plant and yard after returning from the trip. The note highlights ongoing business and the estate's substantial lumber operations. The piece also mentions a new facial massage service at the Rankin hotel barber shop.
Missoula readers report Mrs Steele, mother of Mrs Fred Cowan of Bonner, is recovering well after a recent fall in town. Her facial injury remains slightly disfigured but she can move about.
W. Q. Ranft will leave the United States land office on the first and resume a law practice in Missoula. He will have an office in the First National Bank building, the room formerly used by the stock exchange has been secured.
John Connell known as Jack Connell a Butte miner of 12 years traveled to Spokane seeking work but was left destitute and near starvation. He wandered to Selish and North ern Pacific tracks before sheriff brought him back to Missoula where a brief jail stay and rest were expected to restore him. The 49 year old man resisted at first and carried a steel candy stick. Connell may have East coast relatives and no insanity action was set.
After years of struggle to win public confidence the article lauds Mrs Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound. It presents Mrs Brown's letter and portrait as evidence of widespread belief in the medicine for women’s ills.
A Miss Florence E. Coston and William A. Hobltzwell married at 8:45 p.m. in the home of Mrs. J. D. A. Robinson on Second and Market Streets. Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell and Rev. J. M. Sheridan officiated. Attendants included ribbon children Florence White and Robert Maddox, with flower girl Margaret White. The groom, son of Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell, works in the Washington census office. bride, daughter of the late Samuel S. Coston of Somerset county, will reside in Washington, D. C. Received many presents.
In Missoula Judge Webster granted a petition by John Maloney and others to bring Hezekiah Van Dorn before the district court for contempt. Van Dorn, residing on Miller Creek, was ordered to appear Saturday at 16 00, with Under Sheriff Evans serving the order. The case centers on a water right dispute and motions may follow the contempt hearing.
The body of Horace Ramsey who drowned June 2 near Lolo was found by P. Elbert in an eddy near the Cyr house in Grass Valley. Identification came from gum boots and clothing, with a watch and knife recovered. Ramsey was a Knights of Pythias member. burial arrangements by Undertaker Marsh are planned.
W. C. Le Hain, a prominent Lewiston attorney, is visiting Missoula and says he likes the city. He may relocate Missoula county in the near future. Mail orders go to the Golden Rule, Missoula.
Missoula reports Conductor Knowles among recent Northern Pacific Hospital admissions for typhoid fever. He is ill but not seriously so.
Missoula reports Guaspard Des champ, president of Grass Valley, in a leadership update dated June 27, with details on regional governance and upcoming actions.
Albert De Roche and Al Herbert Florence business men spent Thursday night in the city. R. M. Cobban and W. H. Raymond returned from Butte on business. Bert Churchill of Florence and John Dowling of Stevensville, Bitter Rooters, spent Thursday in Missoula. Mr. and Mrs. William Thibodeau, visiting in the city, left for Blairmore Alberta to reside. Mr. Dobell of Stevensville, recently ill at Trinity hospital, has returned home for continued treatment.
Washington on June 27 reports an available cash balance of 205,505,367 dollars and gold holdings valued at 101,609,737 dollars. The release outlines the Treasury's liquidity and bullion position as part of regular financial accounting.
Mining Company Incorporated in Missoua filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk and recorder on June 27. The action names St. Regis as the involved party and signals formal corporate formation in the region.
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