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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
16
Republicans Fix April First Primaries In Billings Meeting
In Missoula on March 18 a Republican gathering in Joe Dixon's office set April 1 as the primaries date and the following day for the city convention. Andy Logan pressed for the date despite dissent, while Deacon Logan organized a campaign fund for four ward inspectors. Local candidate speculation includes J W Greenough and Willis Broadbent with Democrats backing Hulliam Keim and Herzog Nyberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Joe Dixon
Dixon
McBride
Andy Logan
First Ward
City Hall
Fourth Ward
Russ House
J. T. Phillips
Herman Kohn
W. F P. Hughes
Dan Cavenaugh
Ed Rohrkbramer
Tom Sims
Deacon
Logan
Republian
John H. Hulliam
Warren
J. W. Greenough
L. F. Keim
Somerville
Willis Broadbent
U. A. Price
John Herzog
Mangus Nyberg
J. E. Moody
George Pringle
Lister
William Dyson
J. 8. Kemp, Jr
W. A. Houtchens
William Hayes
Missoula Trustees Consider Central School Addition
Missoula plan calls for a four room brick addition to the central school to relieve crowding. If approved, the rear frame building may move to Spruce street, and a Park addition school may be built on county ground near the poor farm to ease crowded conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Trustees of
School District No
Gibeon
Spruce Street
North Side
Park Addition
East Side
Orchard Homes
Two Sick Men Improve in Missoula County Jail
Missoula reports both men in the county jail are improving under county physician William Calder. Calder, brought from the Blackfoot, faces an insanity examination after a sworn complaint but will rest a few more days before testing. Pontus Brostrom, formerly a Swedish soldier and South African mounted policeman, also shows improvement after days without food in cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
William Calder
Parsons
Calder
Pontus Brostrom
Helena
Brostrom
South Africa
Apprentices and Recruits Open for Navy in Missoula
Missoula reports Chief Master at Arms Fred Josephson leaving for Helena to supervise two day hearings on navy places. Recruiting officers Lieut J P Morgan and Dr Page arrive from Wallace to set up offices in city hall. Apprentices aged 15 to 17 may apply with guardian consent. enlistment four years with pay nine dollars monthly and clothes valued at fourty five pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fred Josephson
United States Navy
M'seo
Helena
J. P. Morgan
Dr. Page
Wallace
Council
Missoula Advertised Letter List March 18 1902
The Missoula post office lists four unclaimed letters for the week ending March 18 1902. Names include Grant Arnold Wandner Beauchene Sam Bailey Corporal Louis Beeker Mrs C C Chapman and many others with call dates upon advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Grant Arnold
Wandeer Beauchene
Sam Bailey
Louis Beeker
C. C. Chapman
Thomas Chester
Thomas Coulter
Vital Cyr
William Chapin
W. Cook
Edward Dawson
J. T. Devine
Adolf Erickson
F. E. Edwards
Emilie Erickson
James Floyd
Louis Fournier
Cora Garnett Arhur C. Hunt
Josephine Hain
Samuel Hardy
Ole Johnson
Theresia Johnson
William H. Kelly
Dean Ley
C. F. Larson
Joseph Leveque
Harry Martin
Stella Mosley
Jennie Nelson
James O'Brien
F. K. Remmington
A. C. Sherwood
Hilda Sandstrom
H. F. Simpson
Lizzie Thompson
N. B. Tosher
Charles Williams
Joseph FE. West
P M Reidly & Co. Promising Grand Attractions in Missoula
P M Reidly and Co crocers announce continued popular attractions at the Union in Missoula with a March 18 note. Hartley’s management will host major road companies this season including Eleventh Hour on March 26 Ostler Joe on the 29th Rose Coghlan in Forget Me Not on April 5 Al G Fields Minstrels on April 9 Blanche Walsh on April 12 Way Down Fast on April 23 and Nathan Hale on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Hartley
Union
Ostler
Joe
Rose Coghlan
al G. Field
Minstrels
Blanche Walsh
Nathan Hale
St Patrick Mining Company Formed in Missoula
Articles filed in Missoula establish St Patrick Mining Company to own lease and operate mines mills and ore treatment apparatus. Principal office in Missoula with directors T H Elliott A O Bioett W L O Ranft J B Pector and Marshall. Capital stock $109,990 in 100000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
St. Patrick Mining Company of
T. H. Elliott
A. Oo. Bioett
Wlog. Ranft
J. B. Pector
Marshall
Court Clerk Kemp Delivers Paper To G H Lane
Court Clerk Kemp filed or delivered a document today in Missoula marking a procedural step for G H Lane. The action appears tied to an outstanding case or filing in the local court records.
Pleasant Gathering Honoring Mrs Chapman at Walling Home
In Missoula on March 18 a social event took place at the Walling home on the north side. The gathering honored Mrs Chapman, aunt of Mrs Walling, who will return East on Wednesday. Clief Walling will accompany her as far as Bozeman or Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Uriah A. Wright
Wright
Mrs. Wright
East Side
Missoula
Walling
Chapman
Elks Expect Large Turnout For Missoula Lodge Event
Elks lodges across the state plan a major gathering in Missoula with 250 members expected to feed and rest on the lawns. A class of 74 lawns will be initiated, a doubled degree team, special trains if needed, and a banquet at Union hall with Col. T. C. Marshall as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fiks
Elks
Garrison
Wallace
Butte
Union Hall
Col
T. C. Marshall
Smallpox Case Reported in Missoula Hotel
A new smallpox case was confirmed in Missoula with Fred A. Fril ill at the Brunswick hotel. The facility was sealed, Fril taken to the pesthouse, and fumigation planned. The Keim building bartender Mr Brown is suspected ill and his floor quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fred A. Fril
Brunswick
Fril
Mr. Brown
Keim
Bowen's friends wish healthful Seattle trip for Mrs Bowen
After years of illness Mrs. Bowen travels with friends to Seattle for several weeks. The journey aims to improve her health and bring a pleasant visit, with Missoula friends hoping for restoration of her former vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Eldredge Arrested After Finger Biting Incident
Under Sheriff Thomas Evans arrested Eldredge after a scuffle with John T. Evans on Sunday morning. Evans later swore to a complaint for assault in the third degree over a bitten finger. Eldredge, from the Blackfoot, appeared tonight and is out on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Thomas Evans
Eldredge
John T. Evans
Evans
Blackfoot
Higgins Wins Back Rooms in Hirgins Building Case
Miss Higgins and the sheriff prevail before Justice Heany in a Plains trial over possession of rooms in the Hirgins building above the Lewelyn saloon. Donley Higgins and Prescott had sought to regain control after the spaces were forcibly taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Donley Higgins
Prescott
Plains
Justice Heany
Heany
Miss Higgins
Hirgins
Lewelyn Saloon
Donley
Clerk Hurt Refereeing Dog Fight Near Missoula
County Clerk Wilkinson sustained a sore hand from refereeing a dog fight near his home in Missoula on March 18. Two dogs collided and one bit him, causing several abrasions as he tried to separate the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Wilkinson
Hearing May Close This Week in Bitter Root Timber Cases
Deputy U S Marshal C F Gage traveled the Bitter Root valley to Victor and continues summoning witnesses for timber cases before Judge Henry N Blake. Officials expect proceedings to conclude Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States
C. F. Gage
Bitter Root
Victor
Henry N. Blake
The Automobile Diary of a Reckless Rider
The diary narrates a sequence of reckless bicycle and motorized rides with near disasters. It recalls crashes on Thursday and Friday with stumbles, escapes from police, and flirtations with danger including a dog, a cow, and a horse. The rider boasts improving nerve but sustains injuries.
Old Queen Anne Pipe Organ Finds Quiet Final Rest
In Clyde New York the oldest US church organ rests in St Johns Episcopal Church chapel. It began as a gift to Trinity in New York City under Queen Anne favor then served Trinity Utica before moving in 1946 to Clyde. The 4 by 7 by 5 foot instrument has one keyboard and six stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Clyde
Wayne County
United States
Old Trinity
New York City
St. John’s Episcopal Church
New World
New Amsterdam
New York
Ocean
Trinity Church
Utica
Gueen Anne
New States
St. John's Church
Undertaker Ships Casket for Adrian Pritchard
Missoula reports Undertaker Lucy received word to ship a casket to Drummond for Adrian Pritchard aged 58. No other details were provided with the request. The casket is to be shipped in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Lucy
Drummond
Adrian Pritchard
Undertaker Seeks Wisconsin Relatives for Local Death Victim
Undertaker Lucy seeks J. G. Longfield’s relatives in Wisconsin as remains may be sent from Madison after a fatality in the Northern Pacific yards here. Shipment to Wisconsin could occur within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Missoula
Lucy
Madison
Wis
J. G. Longfield
Hagan Sent to Parsons Hospital in Bonner Visit
Joseph Hagan was taken to Parsons' hospital today with asthma. He was brought down from Bonner this morning in an alarming condition. He is resting much easier tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Joseph Hagan
Parsons’ Hospital
Bonner
Missoula Notes highlight local visits and illnesses
E S Ordway visits from Stark. Charles Crawshaw ill with grippe. J S Marsellis, Baird postmaster, in town. Otto Seifel at Hunter's Hot Springs. Houston Parsons ill. Fred Cowan from Bonner. F J Davies from Helena to Van Buren street couple. County Attorney Hall ill. Fraley visits from Garrison for Hibernian ball. Wolf Manhein to California to see daughters. County clerk office in painters’ hands. Paper hangers to follow. J B Weber returns from Butte on court matters. 19 pound son born to J S Harker family. mother and child well. Thanks message from Missoula residents to Mr and Mrs Rogers and Sorg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Ordway
Stark
Charles Crawshaw
J. S. Marsellis
Baird
Otto Seifel
Hunter's Hot Springs
Houston Parsons
Fred Cowan
Bonner
F. J. Davies
Northern Pacific Land Department
Helena
Charles Stephenson
van Buren Street
Charles H. Hall
Frank Fraley
Garrison
Hibernian
Wolf Manhein
California
J. B. Weber
Bitter Root Reserve
Butte
Northern Pacific selects 30930 acres in Fish Creek district
In Missoula on March 18 the United States land office recorded the Northern Pacific Railway company selecting 30930 acres in the Fish Creek district. Ada L. Hay filed a 160 acre pre-emption claim in Bitter Root valley while RE Logan filed another pre-emption claim there. Frank Reeder filed a homestead entry near Belknap and Mrs. M H Barrette filed a contest against Adam Bell’s homestead in French Town valley alleging abandonment and noncompliance with laws. The concert is set for April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States Land Office
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fish Creek
Ada L. Hay
Bitter Root
RE. F. Logan
Stevensville
Frank Reeder
Belknap
M. H. Barrette
Adam Bell
Frenchtown Valley
Missoula Water Company Hires for Reservoir Project
Missoula March 18 The Missoula Water Company faces a surge of job seekers at its Main Street office with placards restricting hires until April 1. Work has started on a large reservoir above the current one. Engineer Payne is retained to supervise the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
Adard
West Main Street
Misula
Missoula
Prescott Wins the Case in Donley vs Prescott trial
The Bert Donley v C R Prescott case heard before Judge Meaney ended with the defendant Prescott prevailing after a lengthy debate. Plaintiff counsel was W T Hughes, defense John M Evans and W M Draffen, with a notice of appeal filed.
Collision between Freights near Evaro in Missoula
A head end collision occurred around 10 o'clock last night between two Northern Pacific freights near Evaro. Eastbound engineer Bradley on Engine No. 23 and westbound engineer Baty on Engine No. 3 led both trains but speed was low. Repairs were minor, only pilots damaged, investigation underway. westbound train delayed a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Evaro
Bradley
Baty
Leg Broken by Falling Log Near Missoula
Halleck Lynch of Four Mile district injured while cutting timber when a log fell on his leg. He crawled to get help, was taken to Parsons hospital, and doctors set a compound fracture this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Halleck Lynch
Four Mile
Parsons Hospital
Lolo Visitor Reports Prosperity and Spring Signs
C. M. Allen from Lolo arrives between trains and notes prosperous surrounding country. He reports the weather is fine and trees are beginning to sprout with leaves soon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. M. Allen
Lolo
Marriage license issued to Bryan L Cook and Sarah E Kennedy
The district court Clerk Kemp issued a marriage license in Missoula on March 18 to Bryan L Cook aged 30 and Miss Sarah E Kennedy aged 11, residents of Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bryan L. Cook
Sarah E. Kennedy
Kemp
District Court
Plains
Bowen Couple Visit Missoula From Butte
Mr and Mrs Leroy S Bowen of Butte formerly of Missoula arrived in the city for a few hours today en route to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Leroy
Bowen
Butte
Butie
Guerrilla warfare in history from the Peninsular war to Sertorius
The article tracing guerrilla tactics notes Spain as a natural theater for such fighting. It highlights Sertorius resisting Rome for eight years, his harassing of Roman lines, and the eventual collapse after his assassination. It also mentions Pompeian heirs Sextus and Gnaeus as persistent opponents of Roman generals before their move to Sicily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Europe
Livy
Carthage
Quintus Sertorius
Republic
Rome
Sertorius
Ieutenants
Metullus
Cnaeas
Popelus
Cuba
Pompeius the Great
Cnaeus
Sextus
Julius
Sicily
Octavian
Agrippa
Amateur Automobilism Chronicles From a Cleveland Amateur
A four week account documents one Ambi driver in Cleveland testing nerve behind the wheel. The narrator recounts passing a motorman, startling a milkman, backing into a park, nearly colliding with a sparrow cop, and a close brush with a fire engine while wearing eye protectors and increasing speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Briggs
Seed Quality Is Key to Rich Harvests in Garden Supply
A local seed catalog promotes Sterling Timothy and Clover varieties plus Northrup King seeds. It touts a full package offer with freight paid on all orders and notes careful mail order attention for customers seeking dependable garden providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrup, King & Co
Reeach
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