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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1902

Page

14

Fire damages Forbis home in Missoula. laughing gas tank explodes

Mrs. W. P. Forbis’s house on South Third street suffered about 1000 dollars in fire damage. The blaze burned for hours before neighbors emptied rooms and firemen controlled it. A tank of laughing gas exploded tearing woodwork and shattering windows, injuring a passerby slightly. The piano and instruments were destroyed. Miss Garrett’s room lost contents and papers. The fire began in an attic room after a window was opened to vent smoke. Damage to be adjusted and repairs started soon.

The Standard Missoula W. P. Forbis South Third Street Forbis Garrett Betor A. W. Smith

More Trouble at the Hotel in Missoula

A man using the name Lapak was found with smallpox at a Montana hotel, which was closed. Otto Siegel threatened to remove the quarantine sign, officers forced vaccination for all unvaccinated guests, and fumigation was delayed over a $97 bill. The city board of health weighed closing the hotel for 14 days. Siegel chose fumigation, and the hotel may remain closed briefly while the sick man, who had rented a room three weeks earlier, is sent to the pest house.

Missoula Lapak Montana Otto Seigel City Board of Health County Board of Health Siegel

Couple Runs Away to Wed After Telephone Intervenes

Missoula clerk refuses to issue a marriage license to Arthur F.E. Donaldson and C. M. Mason's daughter when the girl's father calls to oppose. The couple married in Hutte, returned to Missoula, and plan to move to Florence while the father later consents. Golden Rule mail orders noted.

Missoula Kemp District Court Arthur FE. Donaldson C. M. Mason Florence Hutte

Missoula Brief On Insurance Policy Suit In Oregon

The Philipsburg Call reports Mrs. Gustav Larsen of Granite won a $2000 judgment in Portland against officers of the Order of Washington the Lodge that held a policy payable to Augusta Larsen. Gustav Larsen a Granite charter member died and lodge officers were sent proofs of death without settlement.

Missoula Philipsburg Order of Washington Gustav Larsen Granite Portland Ore Larsen Augusta Larsen

Order liability for full life insurance claim

After dispute over a policy, Mrs. Larsen sought full payment. The order offered a monthly $50 settlement for 40 months, which she rejected. The court ruled the by law changing death claims to monthly payments was not in force when Larsen applied, so the order must pay the full claim.

Larsen

Missoula Churches Plan Sunday Services Across Denominations

The Missoula church notices list Sunday services for multiple congregations. Methodist at East Main and Washington with Rev. J. W. Bennett preaches at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 12:20 p.m. Intermediate league at 4:00 p.m. Epworth league at 6:30 p.m. German Lutheran with 2:00 p.m. Sunday School and evening sermon. Congregational, South Missoula, sermon at 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday School at 12:45 p.m.. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Presbyterian, Rev. Walter Hays, preaching 11:00 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Junior Endeavor 4:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor 6:45 p.m. Baptist, Rev. J. F. Salsman preaches both services. Sunday School at usual hour. Episcopal, Rev. W. C. West conducts morning and evening services. Christian Helpers and meetings held at usual hours. Scandinavian, Rev. M. Peterson, preaching 7:30 p.m. First Church of Christ Scientist in McHaffie block, 11:00 a.m. subject Substance. Sunday School after services. Wednesday meeting 7:30 p.m. Christian Church, 11:00 a.m. sermon The Fatherhood of God. 7:30 p.m. Second Coming of Christ with music by Barnby and Sudds. Rev. H. F. Rosgell. Weer Church of Christ Scientist in McHathle block, service at 11:00 a.m. subject Matter.

Missoula Methodist Church East Main Washington Streets J. W. Bennett U A. m Epworth League German Lutheran Church Methodist G. Mertz Congregational Church South Missoula Christian Endeavor Society J. A. Barnes Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Walter Hays Baptist Church J. F. Salsman Episcopal Church W. C. West Christian Helpers M. Peterson First Church of Christ (Scientist McHaffie Block Hierins Avenue Christian Church Goa Barnby Christ Stephen Heller Allen Mahoney Sudds Cities Mr. Pamplan New

Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses Or Call City Store

A note directs readers to visit Missoula Nursery greenhouses or call the city store on Hierins avenue for more information.

Missoula Call City Hierins Avenue

Conwell Sentenced to Ninety Days in County Jail

Conwell, known for writing letters, was found guilty of vagrancy by a six person jury in Justice Houtechins' court in Missoula. He received a 90 day jail term and added letters from Livingston and Town arrived, with notices of multiple fiancés he hid from each mentioned recipient.

Missoula Conwell Philpsbure

Mattison Divorce Case Filed for Inhuman Treatment

Missoula March 14 Sarah F Mattison sues Charles A Mattison in district court alleging inhuman treatment since their Kaispell marriage in May 1898. She says she has always acted lovingly and dutifully.

Missoula Sarah F. Mattison Charles A. Mattison Kaispell

Montana Case Details Domestic Violence in Early 1900s

In Polson August 1901 he struck his wife in the face. At Wallace September 1809 he struck her with a rock causing severe wounds. In Kalispell he kicked her injuring her neck and head while he called her vile names. He slapped her frequently. She seeks an absolute divorce and prosecution costs. attorney Charles H. Hall represents her.

Polson Wallace Kalispell Charles H. Hall

Western Montana Placer Mining stockholders settle dispute and plan sale

In Missoula on March 14 awaiting sale, C H Vanstock of Scranton arrives to mediate. New officers led by T W Letterman have bought out Cryser Christman and others at a lower price, enabling a sale and planned mine development. Meanwhile Northern Pacific labor unrest continues with Assistant Superintendent Law remaining in town.

Missoula Western Montana Placer Mining Company C. H. Vanstock Scranton T. W. Letterman Cryser, Christman Northern Pacific Company Law

Distinct organization of workers formed in Missoula

During last evening's meeting in the opera house James Willis Baer spoke to Christian workers and a distinct organization of workers was formed. Members come from Flathead Missoula and Ravalli counties.

Missoula James Willis Baer Christian Workers In Opera House Flathead Ravalli

Cure of Kidney Trouble Through Golden Medical Discovery

Miss Minnie Ryan of St Louis Missouri credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with a complete cure after twenty years of kidney trouble. She also used Favorite Prescription and Pellets reporting full recovery and relief after eight bottles in total. The advertisement promotes digestion related health and claims benefits to other organs from stomach treatment.

Minnie Ryan St. Louis Dr. Pierce Pierce Louisiana Avenue Doctor Pierce

Young People's Societies Pushes Drive in County Meeting

The meeting in Granite and surrounding counties aims to advance young people's societies. Officers elected include President Rev. J. A. Barnes, Congregational church. Secretary Catherine Gehrett. Treasurer Mary E. Sloane.

Granite Counties J. A. Barnes The Congregational Church Catherine Gehrett Mary E. Sloane

Call For The Primaries In Missoula Democrats Gather

A lively Missoula meeting chaired by County Attorney Hall sets primaries for Saturday the 29th from 5 to 7 in each ward. Delegates by ward total 44 with conventions at the courthouse on Monday March 31. ward sites listed and registration committees named.

Missoula Hall Will Cave Edwards Keim

Child dies of Brights disease in Missoula

Missoula March 14 Royal M Wort the 4 year old son of D M Wort Hudson died this evening in Missoula of Brights disease. The remains will be buried tomorrow. This is believed to be the first case of a child so young contracting the disease. He also had a touch of dropsy.

Missoula Royal M. Wort D. M. Wort Hudson Bright

Missoula Notes on Coyote Bounty and Citizenship

Registration books printed 241 names on Friday. John Monks of Bonita collected a bounty on four coyote heads. A board of health meeting was called but failed to achieve a quorum. Nels John Wilson, Swedish native, declared his intention to become a U.S. citizen.

John Monks Bonita Board of Health Nels John Wilson Sweden United States

Painters Strike in St. Louis Over Wage Hike

At closing time today about 1400 members of the International Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers in St Louis notified employers they would not return to work until a 60 cent daily wage increase is granted. The demand had been announced six months ago.

St. Louis International Brotherhood of Painters

Great Falls Fights Havre Move to Open Land Office

In a large meeting the Business Men's association decided to oppose Havre efforts to establish a U S land office in Great Falls. The executive committee will draft a petition to Congress supporting the land office and will print copies for circulation in Chateau, Teton and Cascade counties to secure signatures.

Standard Great Falls Business Men's Association Havre United States Land Office Congress Chateau Teton Cascade

Gen T T Garrard Dies at London Kentucky Home

General T T Garrard dies at his Manchester area residence. He served in the Mexican War and rose to brigadier general in the federal army during the Civil War.

London T. T. Garrard Manchester

Fire destroys part of Montana university science hall

A fire at the Montana state university science hall in Missoula caused about 5000 dollars in damage to the building and machinery. Firemen, led by Driver Fox, controlled the blaze with eight men on site, while watchman Richard Kessler narrowly escaped smoke. No cause is yet determined, with some consider incendiary origin. Insurance totals 28000 dollars. restoration is expected within two months.

Missoula Th Science Hall the State University Craig Assay Office Richard Kessler Walling Driver Fox Fritz Koopman Charles Dodge Robert Reik William Aber University Hall R. A. Luke Helena State Board Butte Dillon State Board of Education

Noted Bigamist Nelson Arrested in San Antonio Hotel

Christian C. Nelson alias Charles A Freeland alias John Anderson alias Nelson Porter was arrested at a hotel in San Antonio after a complaint from his eighth wife Mary Parker of Plattsburg Missouri. He is alleged to have undivorced wives in Los Angeles Portland Salt Lake City and St Paul and is about 45 years old. He was in the company of his ninth wife A Milburn whom he married two weeks earlier at Fort Scott Kansas.

San Antonio Tex Mary M. Parker Plattsburg Christian C. Nelson Charles A. Freeland John Anderson Nelson Porter A. E. Milburn Fort Scott Kan Nelson Los Angeles Portland Ore Salt Lake City St. Paul

Field Flower and Garden Seeds

If you expect a good harvest plant good seeds. We offer Sterling Timothy and Clover varieties plus Northrup King & Co. flower and garden seed futures. We pay freight on all orders and mail orders receive careful attention.

Northrup, King & Co

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