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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
12
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Commissioner Binger Hermann affirms the Missoula land office decision in Hartman v Cooper. Hartman contested Cooper’s timber and stone act entry for 65.73 acres in Tp 19 N, R 25 W, filed Aug 12 1899. Hartman’s rights had expired after plat filing July 26 1895, and the contest is dismissed.
Missoula post office records show unclaimed letters for the week ending March 5 1901. Names include Joe Allard W H Shabcock Tom Bradley Lenard Bird F K Baker Rey KK Bidwell C T Costello Frank Cory M J Canfield W F Coppenwafer L Henry Gertie Hanson HE Hunt John Kiest John T Jay James A Mitchell Hugh Morrison Lm McMullen D McKennon William O'Brien J Palmer Miss Mable Roger Bert Riley John M Sherman J Feely William Shuf Mrs L W Filden Mires Ida Turner Edwin Tucker Willie Wicktor and others.
Call the Standard office to learn about the year's subscription premiums. They are described as superior to all others and would outshine competing offers.
Frenchtown on March 6 reports widespread sickness with Mr and Mrs F X Bisson very ill though Mr Bisson shows improvement. Z Beauregard seriously ill but mending. Napoleon Glaude of Huson ill with asthma attack. Farmers doubt a new flouring mill until they see it. Amede Hebert is mentioned as brother in law.
Philias WLoissells left for Fall River Massachusetts while Damas Daigle visits Frenchtown friends. A Fred Therriault child lies gravely ill. Huson expands with two new stores and lively activity. Rivalry grows between Queen and Frenchtown resembling the St Paul Minneapolis matchup. Father Quesnel will not perform marriages until after Easter.
Missoula reports Harry Wilder at Hanratty's mill near DeSmet fired into the attic after a night of noises he attributed to a drunken man. A bear was found dead next morning with part of its foot removed, the likely source of the disturbance.
Ravalli county boards into two days of session auditing bills and closing with outgoing treasurer Dr. Squiers. Buck arrives from Stevensville to take charge. Vander Berg awarded furniture contract for the new courthouse at 284 with installation included. Union Market advertises poultry and oysters. M E church ladies plan a supper Saturday 5 to ? pm in Higgins block.
Trustees of the Presbyterian church in Missoula met in Rev Walter Haye rooms to plan a building addition. They authorized architect Gibson to prepare plans for a 40 by 40 foot room to serve as a class and prayer meeting space, with a sliding door to join the main auditorium if needed.
Missoula reports Jack Bray the Butte horseman has returned with a premier pacing colt noted for its exuberance and top breeding. The animal is among the best young horses in the region and Bray is credited with obtaining a crackerjack asset for Smoky City.
An exhortation-style notice extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for lung ailments. It cites Mrs. Cora Sunderland of Chaneyville Maryland who after use reports improved health, reduced chest pains, and regained ability to work and walk.
Missoula notes list residents in town from Plains Lolo and Wallace with illnesses and travel. Several officials and workers including Harry D. Moore and J Q Hanratty are mentioned along with hospital stays and surgeries. The entry covers measles cases sewer work near the jail and various personal movements among townspeople and forest service staff.
John Doll and Miss Cora M Lincoln wed in the Odd Fellows hall at 9 pm with Mendelssohn music. Rev J W Bennet officiated. Bride wore Irish poplin with white veil. Guests included bride’s mother and her brother. After a social meal the couple departed for a two week coast city visit.
Missoula on March 6 held a large citizens meeting to discuss building a bridge across the Missoula river near the mouth of the Rattlesnake. Committees were named to approach county commissioners and the city council and to solicit subscriptions.
Missoula March 6 Express Agent Burton of this city has been promoted to the Spokane city agency of the company and will be relieved Thursday. He will relieve A M Otto, who is promoted to.
Robert Stephenson of the Portland office will succeed Mr. Burton in Missoula. Mr. Burton's departure will be regretted by Missoula, as he has been a popular and efficient officer.
The Missoula county commissioners met in session and planned measures to protect the old Demmens bridge over the Big Blackfoot river from washing away. They ordered bids for county printing and supplies and closed the Hammond addition alley. Constable appointments were made for Jocko and Cedar townships, with W C Adams tabled and Western Lumber allowed to cross Nine Mile bridge after required changes. R W Kemp received a 60 day vacation.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will hold an exchange sale at the grocery department of the M. M. Co. on Saturday afternoon.
In Missoula on March 6 the district court devoted all day to the Childers case and postponed verdict to tomorrow. A brief court disturbance occurred when two smallpox patients were removed from the crowded room. both men were later cleared of disease.
The general land office overrules the local office in the Steffee versus Purtle contest. The local land office had sided with Purtle, but the commissioner’s opinion reverses that decision in favor of Steffee.
Charles Davidson arrives in Dillon from Nebraska after his father James Davidson’s death in Denver. Foul play doubt fades to accident theory. A rich silver lead ore find at Sun shine mine in Argata district, first located early this year by Monroe Mann with Fred Bird and partner, shows a four foot vein and two foot pay shoot. 8 tons on dump, estimated value around $10,000. Mine lies about two miles above Argenta camp and 14 miles from Dillon.
Paris reports the seconds of Paul de Roulede and Andrew Buffet discussed the duel issue. Buffet's reps say no insult and no grounds for duel, telegrams from Madrid reach de Roulede in Madrid, who replies that a royal liar and insists on the duel.
The postmaster general accepted the resignation of Vaille director general of posts in the Philippines and appointed C. M. Costerman as present temporary director general. Vaille becomes assistant superintendent of the railway service and will be stationed in this city.
Intelligence from North Nigeria reports events up to January detailing a British expedition of 300 against marauding forces around Koneagora. Both capital towns were described as involved in the turmoil and operations.
British forces released 200 enslaved women belonging to the king of Bida after 36 men under two officers engaged 1000 armed locals, successfully securing their escape.
Daniel E. Dowling deputy surveyor of the customs service has resigned amid a broader shake-up that began last week with the dismissal of several inspectors and deputy surveyors. The move signals further expected removals at an early date.
Managua March 6 report says Judge Meza of the Nicaraguan supreme court was killed yesterday in Granada by Senor Bacayos whose father is prominent in Nicaraguan affairs.
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