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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
10
Montana Hats Lead in Style and Quality
A local hat shop promotes its popular Montana Hat as the best of medium price options. New styles are promised to please, and customers are urged to visit and be fitted promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retter
Elks and Woodmen Warm Up for Missoula Gathering
Gossip of the town notes Missoula Elks plan a large reception on March 24 with candidates from county towns and bands from Butte and Philipsburg. Woodmen of the World push membership ahead of a May 1 initiation and banquet, while talks urge Missoula to consider a local sanitarium and Dr Kellogg’s influence. The piece also covers election registration outlook and Olympian club growth.
Bids Opened for Yerrick Building in Missoula
Missoula on March 16 reports a wide bid gap for the Yerrick building at West Cedar and Stevens. Wyatt offered 19000 for a four story brick structure with full basement, modern wholesale liquor facilities, and a cigar department, contingent on bonds and completion by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Yerrick
West Cedar
Stevens Streets
Wyatt
Price
George Dildine
Evans in pursuit of third degree assault suspect
Under Sheriff Thomas Evans chased John T. Evans a Blackfoot country resident from Missoula toward Powell county after the latter allegedly assaulted a deputy sheriff. The case followed prior attachment of Evans ranch stock and wagons by a Missoula firm pending settlement. The pursuer and the suspect reportedly have a race for life as the man fled toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Thomas Evans
John T. Evans
Blackfoot
Evans
Powell County
Lithos Demand High For Miss Grantly in Missoula
Miss Grantly lithographs attract buyers as posters hang in windows for the Miss Grantly appearance. Charles B. Hanford and Miss Grantly star in Taming of the Shrew arriving Monday, with a packed house anticipated for the performance.
Missoula Mercantile Manager Returns From East Purchase Tour
C A Barnes Missoula Mercantile clothing department manager returned from a month in the East visiting towns and factories. He toured and gathered new ideas and goods for introduction at the big store. Barnes is noted as well informed on selections for customers and enjoyed the trip uptown sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses and City Store
Missoula residents are invited to tour the Missoula Nursery greenhouses and city store located on Higeins Avenue. For details call the city store to arrange a visit or learn hours and services available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Call City
Higeins Avenue
Two Bonner Workers Injured In Fall From Staging
Al Traskill and Fred Thibodeau, Bonner employees, were caulking a tank in the tank room when a staging platform gave way. They fell to the ground suffering contusions and remain in bed with no broken bones reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
al Traskill
Fred Thibodeau
Bonner
Mail Order Rules in Missoula Fulfillment Surcharge
Postal guidance directs Serict to ship mail orders to Golden Rule in Missoula. Instructions emphasize compliance with address and packaging standards for domestic deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Plains Band Concert and Dance in Plains March 16
Plains residents welcome a grand concert and dance by the Plains band on Monday evening to celebrate St Patrick's Day. Organizers expect the event to be a major success in the west end and invite a Missoula delegation of young people to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Plains Band
Plains
Reillys Plans Repair After University Fire
P M Reilly and Co grocers report partial loss adjustment after a fire damaged the university building. Machinery will be examined this week and a contract has been let for repairs with work starting the next morning to rebuild the damaged section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Missoula St Patrick Ball by Elks Hall Group
Missoula notes a grand ball in the Elks hall on Monday evening by division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians to celebrate St Patrick Day. The event aims to provide a good time for friends as likely the sole Missoula celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Elks’ Hall
Division No. 1
Order of
H.berians
Saint Patrick's Day Mass in Missoula
Father Palladino announces high mass at 8 00 am in the Catholic church to honor the saint for St Patrick's day with special singing and a large audience expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Father Palladino
Robbers Fail to Profit in Carlton Ranch Hold Up
Missoula reports a hold up at Carlton ranch where the sole cash found was 2.50. The Carlton brothers had just completed a public sale of stock and wagons totaling about 1,200 dollars. The masked bandit targeted Robert Carlton but fled with only the small amount after delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Carlton
Robert Carlton
Carlton Brothers
James
Frank Carlton
Lacaff Ranch
Rober
Navy recruitment drive visits Missoula to recruit youths
Fred Josephson chief master at arms of the United States navy tours Missoula from Seattle to recruit men aged 18 to 20. Officers J P Morton and Dr Page will screen applicants at the Franklin hotel, with recruiting in Missoula March 19 to 21. Josephson, with nearly 20 years in service, cites upcoming battleships and recalls service under Admiral Dewey aboard the ships Boston and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fred Josephson
United States Navy
Ciy
Seattle
J. P Morton
Dr. Page
Josephson
Boston
Charleston
Case adjourned as attorneys seek authorities
The case previously set for Thursday was postponed because other matters required attention. The action has drawn attention from parties in similar positions, with attorneys heavily researching authorities. The parties and their counsel will depart for Plans tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hughes
Old Clock Worth 175 Flaunted in Colonial Party Plan
The article notes payments to Mrs. Forbis and Dr. Fe tor covering losses in full. Dr. Betear did not receive full insurance on a highly valued item an old 150 year old clock bought in North Carolina. The clock, valued at over 175, was intended for use at a colonial party hosted by Mrs. Forbis.
New Hotel in Missoula Foundation Excavation Planned
Contractors Stinger and Campbell will start excavation for the New Hotel at the corner opposite the North ern Pacific station once frost is gone. The three story building will have upper floors for rooms and the ground level for dining, bar, office and storerooms. Excavation for the Garden City brewery foundation is finished, and the Sisters of Charity foundation work is near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Stinger & Campbell
E. W. Schilling
Garden City Brewery
Sisters of Charity
Missoula Notes Reflect Local Movements and Events
Joseph Allard and wife visit from the reservation. several residents from Corvallis, Missoula, and Spokane travel for business and visits. The Pride of Jeanico is booked for Union on the 20th. Registration closes with 325 signers. Fire at the Forbis home totaled losses. smallpox fumigation completed at the brick Wolcott cottage.
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Pride of Jeanico”’ Company
Peel Becomes Foreman in Bitter Root Ranch
Word reaches Missoula that David Peel, a well known Bitter Root horseman, has been named foreman of a nearby ranch. The 1,000 acre property features a notable riding stock and is the same estate he previously supervised.
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Missoula
David Peel
Bitter Root
German boy injured by axe at play in Missoula
Thought to be out of danger, a German boy from Superior remains at the Sisters Hospital in Missoula. He suffered a nasty wound from an axe blow by another boy. the injury is painful but improving, and doctors expect a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Sisters’ Hospital
Sup Ror
Eastbound homeseekers arrive in Missoula seeking homes
Missoula hosts several well-to-do homeseekers on Saturdays from the East. A Wisconsin Albertson family and an Anderson family arrived, pleased with Missoula and its surroundings and ready to settle if suitable properties are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Albertsons
Andersons
Wisconsin
Dwellings Going Up In South Missoula
Elmer Collar began erecting a dwelling on his lot in South Missoula near South Third Street. The fast paced project aims to finish within a month. Nearby, Mr Dirking is building a neat cottage likely to be ready for its tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Elmer Collar
South Missoula
Knowles
South Third Street
Collar
Dirking
Boy loses toe while chopping wood in Missoula
Leo Mulphey, about 12, severely cut his big toe at his mother's home. A surgeon amputated the toe after the injury. He endured the pain bravely and his friends hope he recovers quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Leo Mulphey
Leo
Funeral arrangements follow change of burial place
The funeral of Mrs Noonan will be held at Missoula Catholic church tomorrow at 11 a m. Mrs Rogers sister Mrs Lorg of Spokane arrived today and will stay a few days. Burial originally planned for Helena was changed to Missoula.
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Missoula
Belmont park owner praises Missoula horses
W H Raymond proprietor of Belmont park left Missoula for Butte after a pleasant visit. He said Missoula's horses compared favorably with any in the state and Missoula should be proud of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. H. Raymond
Belmont Park
Butte
Shubert Buys Five Acre Orchard Homes Lot in Missoula
Julius Shubert of Hamilton completed the purchase of a five acre tract from Samuel Dinsmore in Missoula's Orchard Homes addition. He plans to erect a neat dwelling on the land soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Julius Shubert
Hamilton
Samuel Dinsmore
Orchard Homes
Donley v Sheriff Prescott and Higgins trial set in Plains
The case of Bart Donley against Sheriff Prescott and Mrs. Maria Higgins over possession of rooms in the brick block on West Main Street will be tried before Justice Meany of Plains on Tuesday March 16. Attorneys J. M. Evins and W. were party to the agreement.
Coroner to hold inquest into Lonefield death
Microula March 16 Coroner John Hayes will likely hold an inquest over the remains of J G Lonefield who was killed in the yards here recently An effort will be made to hold it Monday afternoon The company expects to hear from Chicago where the dead man's family is believed to reside on what shall be done with the remains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Microula
John Hayes
J. G. Lonefield
Chicago
Buffalo heads shipped from reservation to Omaha firm
Several buffalo heads were seen at the station today shipped from the reservation. They are destined for Paston Bros. at Omaha. The hides were marked for a Mandan, North Dakota firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Paston Bros
Wmaha
Mandan
N. D
Army Post Site Chosen Near Manila River Bend
General Chaffee has signed a contract to purchase a site for an army post seven miles up the Pasig river. The area measures about one mile and a quarter by two miles and a half, bounded by the Pasig river and Laguna Bay on high ground overlooking Manila. Construction will begin after congressional approval.
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Manila
Chaffee
Pasig River
Laguna Bay
Congress
Machias Arrives at St Thomas in West Indies Visit
The United States gunboat Machias arrived at St Thomas on Saturday. Lieut. Commander Henry Mc Crea may confer with Col. De Hendermann, governor general of the Danish West Indies. The Machias plans to proceed to Santa Cruz Monday then return, remaining for a time likely awaiting transfer of the islands to the United States. Perfect quiet prevails here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
United States
Machias
Henry McCrea
Danish West Indies
Col. de Hendermann
Santa Cruz
Sargent Expected to Accept Treasury Immigration Commissioner Post
Washington March 16 Frank P Sargent head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen is expected to accept the office of commissioner of immigration in the treasury department when formally offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Treasury Department
General Tracy Improving
New York reports Gen. B. F. Tracy former secretary of the navy is improving steadily tonight after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
New York
B. F. Tracy
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