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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1902
Page
10
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 110 West Main Street Missoula. Telephone number 13. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Missoula reports progress on the Northern Pacific new station with a glassed switchboard cases and a precise telegraph room. Flemming takes charge after Palmer departs, while yard work, lighting, and spring rail expansions aim to boost coastbound trains and freight activity.
Missoula March 2. Miss Kate Shelley closed the quarterly teachers examinations with 16 teachers present. It is hoped most attendees will gain certificates of the grade sought. Candidates attempted all grades and have returned home after completing their work.
Miss Elsie Stanley, a telephone operator in Missoula, learned her brother, a carpenter, was among the victims of the Liberty Bell mine avalanche near Telluride, Colorado. She had been using the wire all afternoon and may depart for Telluride at once. she enjoys wide community sympathy.
Missoula March 2. City council to meet tomorrow first Monday of the month. Reports from ways and means and the special committee on bonds will be presented. The final reading of a bond sale ordinance, expected to pass, could save the city nearly $2,000 annually in interest. Treasurer J W Lister’s report shows total treasury cash on March 1 of 10,104.77 with detailed balances across general, library, road, fire, pound, sinking, and cemetery funds along with receipts and warrants.
Senator Tillman of South Carolina spoke at the 124th Emmet birthday event in New York praising Irish freedom and denouncing England’s colonial policy. He warned Washington’s government was becoming Tory like and criticized party bosses amid applause and calls for U S restraint from entangling alliances.
Missoula March 2 The Bagles lodge held a busy business and social session with five candidates for initiation Clarence Branden E Mott F Hartt M Viret and Peter Roane The initiations included a dramatic hazing with electric shocks and disguises Deputy Grand President Frank J Pierce presided Visitors from Seattle attended After the session a social program featured songs piano solos and slogs dancing Loys waists at the Boston.
Ed Hart left Kalispell for Wilbur Washington and other residents adjust homes. A PNEUMONIA attack keeps Thomas Roe at home in South Missoula. Seeley family moved to Higens Avenue. Hugh Campbell family moved earlier. Senator Myers traveled from Hamilton and heads to Helena on business. Patsy McCune in city en route to New York. Mrs. Inch and Mrs. Reynolds improving. Reynolds may return home soon. Bonner and Bearmouth residents hospital bound. Bertha Simpson visits sister Blanche in Hamilton. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid held a cake sale at the M. M. with Mrs. Gibson and Miss Darbee in charge. Mrs. N. P. Wood returns to Bitter Root home. Vincent Wood visits city briefly then departs. Mrs. Minnie Stoddard sues D. D. Bogart for 116 dollars. Cedar Street property attached. Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Dubay convalescing at Bonner homes after operations. R. A. Russell and L. L. Russell of Clinton claim 100 inches water from Trail Creek for mining. Street crossings nearly impassable due to mud from snow and rain. Mr. Thompson of Wisconsin buys Orchard Home from R. M. Cobban Realty for 700 dollars. plans to build this summer.
The Politische Correspondenz reports Albanian towns vow independence from the Turkish sultan and refuse to pay taxes. Rebels besiege Avlonia and cut it off from the outside world as Elbassan and Tirana riot and free prisoners.
Lynn Kennedy is in Seattle. John T Brice visits his brother at Stevensville. Mrs Herman Kohn returns from California. Paul A Tomcheck left for Bozeman for a job. J L Churchill and family visit Clinton. G F McE Bacheron among Philipsburg visitors. Lt Gov Frank G Higgins returns from Helena. Mrs J O Read visits Read ranch near Riverside. Henry Owens, university student, is patient at Sisters hospital. Mrs John Kendall and children visit relatives at Darby. J J Sullivan of Butte guests of J J Ward. Theo Bedard Jr a Frenchtown visitor. A Herbert a Florence visitor returning home Sunday. The Whose Baby Are You? company to perform at Union Tuesday. Salvation Army services Wednesday at West Main barracks. Rose Devitt of Lothrop leases to Bourke & White a stone building for five years. F F West of Victor and Supt J F E Totman among Bitter Root visitors Sunday. Hamilton schools reopen Monday after smallpox closure. Deputy Game Warden Arthur Higgins to western district.
London reports no news on the Cunard liner Etruria missing since Feb 22 from New York. Captain Thomas Stevens commanded the vessel expected in Queenstown by Feb 28, with Marconi contact last reported Feb 26 at coordinates 44.2 N 41.4 W, while 30 hours overdue.
David LaGasse reports Harry Steffee's sawmill at Philomen's Spur burned during the day. Loss runs to hundreds of dollars with a 40 horsepower boiler and engine destroyed. The fire started at 4 a m from embers in sawdust. mill had been closed and workers dismissed. Insurance is believed to cover the loss.
John Campbell of Missoula learned today of his brother's death in a snowslide near Weiser Idaho while traveling with his brother-in-law and another man toward the Thunder Mountain district. Campbell will stay in Missoula until funeral arrangements are made, and mail orders are to be sent to the Golden Rule.
An excited crowd at the labor exchange in Paris clashed with police during an outdoor meeting at Place de la Republique. Eleven officers were severely injured and many other officers bruised. rioters also injuries and twenty arrested.
In Cassano Calibra yesterday residents attacked and burned the town hall as troops restored order. Several people were wounded in the clash.
Stevensville diary notes list visits and travels among residents. Mrs Sedg Wieck visited Missoula friends, Miss Minnie Hawker of Victor went to Dillon for the state normal, and Mrs W E Bass suffered neuralgia. Attys Baggs and Calkins attended Hamilton court.
In Telluride Colorado a snowslide killed a young carpenter and member of a mining family. Mrs Stanley of Missoula learned of her son's death via newspaper dispatches. A daughter and two brothers were tied to the mine, but escaped harm. Remains expected to be buried in Telluride.
Filed for record in Missoula on March 2. United States patents recorded for Helen G Evans Madeline O Hastings J P Wiggins and Adelbert J Wiggins. A deed from C H Doenger to J W Miller covers the Cint lode mining claim in Burns district with a $1 consideration.
W R Lawler returned from a month on the coast and a Seattle stopover. He travels with his young son and reports fine weather in California and a very busy Seattle during his trip.
Missoula services attracted large congregations as ministers who helped with revival services returned home. The Christian church featured a very fine musical program and now boasts one of the citys best choirs.
A concert event from the University School of Music features performances by students and faculty. Details on date, venue, and program are to be announced.
Daily's advertises home cured hams and bacon along with a variety of fish for Lent. The listing emphasizes ready to cook offerings aimed at seasonal dietary needs.
Liberal forces under General Villa advanced to Rio Frio in Magdalena Feb. 21 and clashed with government troops from Baranquilla for four hours. Rebels were defeated with about 50 casualties, reported from Colon.
Paris authorities report Prime Minister Waldeck Rousseau sustained non serious injuries when his carriage overturned in a collision with a street car. He is expected to resume duties in a few days.
Field Flower and Garden Seeds offers Sterling Timothy Sterling Medium Red Clover Choice Timothy Choice Medium Red Clover Northrup King & Co. flower and garden seed packages with freight paid on all orders. Mail orders receive careful attention.
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