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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
14
A brief item notes Western Montana allies of the Soacdas facing advertising rates and a vivid description of conditions by Frank Vowel.
The piece sketches Thanksgiving reflections on daylight, cold weather, and travel in the North, with vivid scenes of mushers, dogs, and a Nome stampede memory. It notes cold coastal winds, fishing, and driftwood, and mentions local life, subsistence, and prospects for the town’s economy and subscriptions to the Standard.
The Missoula visitor Mellue draws attention with coast performances and aims for New York to win more ducats. He is under contract to ride for the Wilcon stable and is expected to bring further success to the track season.
Fragmentary notice describes sale bargains in salts and pants at the Golden Rule with mentions of Lemley the tailor and mail orders. It also references poultry and oysters at Union Market and a move to New York aboard a train on the 12th. The text notes settling with creditors and special prices for customers.
Missoula notes report residents and visitors in town for work and events. Mentions Pat Cone from Ham and Putney in serious condition, while plans for bridge funding and new roads are discussed by city officials and commissioners.
A Missoula case details Bryant leaving wife after two weeks of marriage. The mother Mrs Ferguson alleges coercion and threats as the couple quarrel over divorce. Bryant was arrested on concealed weapon charges. the daughter fled to avoid further conflict and the couple planned a separation. The narrative includes witnesses, family reactions, and a hurried rush to finalize divorce arrangements.
A clipped note describes Deputy Kendall and a lady living in quarantine. The text contrasts the lady’s sedentary routine with Kendall’s discomfort and reflects on the toll of isolation on both figures.
In Missoula on March 1 a district court jury rejected Mrs Zellner’s divorce bid. The trial narrowed charges to non support after dropping infidelity allegations. Evidence showed Solomon Zellner had supplied watermelons fruit and staples, and the jury found he had done his duty. The term’s jurors were excused after a full day of testimony.
Camp 3 of Amgeanda Copper Mining logging force closed last Saturday leaving workers laid off. Some may move to mills or seek other jobs as sawmills await restart after weekend. Residents discuss senator’s session work and local politics, with several names and moves noted around Ravalli County.
Missoula March 24 May Deammick a woman of dissolute habits remains in the county jail awaiting quarantine lift after failing to pay a fine. The report notes ongoing efforts by Deputy Sheriff to manage the case and related disturbances overnight.
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