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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
14
Ready to Dress Missoula Men For The Season
Our preparations to dress the men of Missoula are complete. We offer a line of clothing and furnishings unmatched in style quality or price in the state. We invite you to judge for yourself.
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Missoula
Four Divorces Granted by Missoula District Court
Judge Webster granted four divorces in Missoula on March 26. William Esser and Lizzie Esser were separated after desertion. Pearl Warwick, now Pearl Snow, was granted a divorce from Daniel A. Warwick. Fred Reilt divorced Mattie Reilt over desertion. Kate Brown received a decree and custody of two children after describing severe abuse. The report also notes related court actions and residents becoming U.S. citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Webster
District Court
William Esser
Lizzie Esser
New Jersey
Sarah J. Tracy
John Tracy
Pearl Warwick
Daniel A. Warwick
Pearl Snow
Railroad Avenue
Fred Reilt
Mattie Reilt
Butte
Reilt
Kate Brown
Nine Mile
Walker
de Rosier
McCullough
van Dorn
Maloney
Missoula Water Company
C. E. Williamsanio
Buckley oratorical contest to name Missoula winner
Missoula youths compete in university hall on Friday for the Buckley prize of 20 dollars and a trip to Helena for the state oratorical contest. Six speakers cover topics from Our Ship of State to The Curse of the Twentieth Century as judges rate thought and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
University Hall
Helena
Martin Tucker
Arthur Westby
Abraham Lincon
William Craig
Fred Frazer
George Barnes
Guy Sheridan
Popular Missoula Doctor Dr Gil Mills Dies at 32
Dr Gil Mills a respected Missoula physician died at age 32 after a long illness tracing to a decade of disease. He practiced near Lolo for about 12 years after studying at Bellevue in New York and had spent time seeking health in Arizona. He leaves a wife and daughter, a mother, two brothers and two sisters, with funeral arrangements to be held at the ranch and then at Missoula cemetery under Masons Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows honors.
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Missoula
Gil Mills
Lolo
Mills
Missouri
Sweet Springs
Montana
Bellevue Medical College
New York
Arizona
W. P. Mills
John Mills
Jennie Mills
Masons
Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Temperance Revival Expands From Darby To Bitter Root Valley
Reports from Darby describe Captain Dutton leading a major temperance revival in the upper Bitter Root valley. The Darby event fills the hall nightly and a lodge is to form before the captain departs for Como. Corvallis lodge officers include H. Keumener Myrtle Keumener Thomas Kain Jessie Milton Frankie Leyne and others. Ritter Root lodge forms with 24 charter members.
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Missoula
Darby
Dutton
Bitter Root Valley
Como
Corvallis Lodge
H. Keumener
Templar
Myrtle Keumener
Thomas Kain
Jessie Milton
Frankie Leyne
George Coehrin
Claude Hart
Maud Hall
Marie Chilaup
Roy Million
Sentinel
John A. Piers
Annie Nelson
Edna Daugherty
Ritter Root Lodge
Fire Department Reports Busy Day in Missoula
Missoula fire crews responded to a chimney fire in the Gibson block and a chimney blaze at Ed Donion’s on Fort Pinestro but extinguished both before arrival. Sewer problems near Higgins avenue and Cedar street led to the steam engine’s use and a broken interior part. Aldermen criticized the steamer’s cost, suggesting it be scrapped due to repeated malfunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gibson Block
Ed Donion
Fort Pinestro
Higgins Avenue
Cedar Street
Missoula Spring Millinery Opening At Golden Rule Store
Missoula marked a social event as the spring millinery opening drew Western Montana society to the Golden Rule department store. Elegant headpieces, lively music by Professor Gs orchestra, and stylish Missoula matrons highlighted the two superb programs, boosting Fisher Mercantile’s Missoula Bozeman and Red Lodge stores.
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Missoula
Golden Rule
Montana
Professor G
Fisher Mercantile Company
Bozeman
Red Lodge
Robbed man released after Bearmouth trip tale in Missoula
John Thomas told Justice Hayes he was robbed after leaving Harris camp Bearmouth with $40. He and two companions guided him to Owl saloon where his purse containing about $25 was taken. He could only identify the culprit if he saw him and was later kicked out after being abandoned in the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Thomas
Justice Hayes
Thomas
Harris Camp
Bearmouth
Owl
Bonita man named defendant in two attachment suits
Hadley Morrison of Bonita was made defendant today in two attachment suits. He owned numerous ties at Bonita where he formerly ran a sawmill and recently contracted Some accounts. At Bonita he owed William Floyd about 400 dollars, who attached the ties for that account. F. W. Wood, an employer, also attached the ties for six dollars alleged to be due for wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Hadley Morrison
Bonita
William Floyd
Floyd
F. W. Wood
Turki sh baths Rankin Barber show Missoula March 6
Surveyor Elmer Hughes returns from Lothrop after surveying a water works line for a company yard and mill. The project length exceeds a mile, starting at Lashall creek, with strong pressure and hose coverage planned for the yard and mill. Mail orders go to Colden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
Elmer Hughes
Lothrop
Lashall Creek
Orchard Homes Farm Work Beginning in Missoula District
Active farm work has started in the Orchard Homes addition in Missoula. Farmers have begun turning the sod in one of the county’s best located districts, praised for shelter, warmth, and quick soil drying compared with other valley parts.
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Missoula
Orchard Homes
Boston & Montana band member toured Missoula
During a visit by the Boston and Montana band in Missoula on March 26 a band member was shown around the city and details of his activities were noted.
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Missoula
Boston & Montana
It Waan't Smallpox in Missoula
Health authorities faced a scare when Miss Smith in the Gibson block rear was ill with symptoms resembling smallpox. The house was quarantined briefly but late in the day Dr. Fitzgerald confirmed it was not smallpox and the family was released. Daily's advertises Lent ham bacon and fish.
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Missoula
Scandinavians Meet in Missoula at Helna Hotel
A large gathering of the Scandinavian Brotherhood was held at the Helna hotel in Missoula on March 26. Several new members were initiated and a social session followed the ceremonies.
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Missoula
Helna
Trouble With the Lights in Missoula Section
The electric light company reports arc light circuit trouble in a business district. For two nights lights failed to operate and all efforts to locate the fault have been vain.
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Missoula
Electric Light Company
Track Brims With Horses At Missoula
Missoula crowd awaits racing as 18 fast horses parade at the track on March 26 with more entries anticipated and the track in peak condition.
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Missoula
Missoula Nursery Openings Prominent on Higgins Avenue
Visit Missoula Nursery's greenhouses or call the city store on Higgins avenue to learn hours and grower offerings. The notice invites customers to explore plant stock, gardening supplies, and seasonal selections at the local establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Governor Toole Plans Missoula Visit For Education Board
Governor Toole and Montana state board of education officials were delayed in Missoula with plans shifting to Bozeman on April 1 and a return to Missoula by April 2. Local board finalized blueprints for a new science building while awaiting state action on repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Toole
State Board of Education
Bozeman
Gibson
Science Hall
From Questioned Origin Of Local Man John From
A Missoula story asks where John From came from after his death at Granite. A friend cites Kearny Nebraska, noting From had a mania for long walks and would not confess weariness when tired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John
Granite
Kearny
Neb
Stamp Mill Ordered for Clark's Fork Mine near Plains
Clark's Fork Gold Mining directors ordered a five stamp mill from Caird and Ron Works of Helena. The 850 pound stamps will be installed on Plains property, with Caird promising immediate work. The mine is improving and may become a leading western Montana property.
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Missoula
Clark’s Fork Gold Mining Company
Caird
Helena
Plains
Queen Esther to Be Given in Missoula April 3
Missoula residents will see the play Queen Esther on April 3 at the Christian church after a postponement. Miss Adeline Stephens will sing Leontine Stanfield's Excelsior with orchestra at Sunday services. A procession of 20 children in white robes carrying Easter lilies will occur at both morning and evening services.
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Missoula
Queen Esther
Christian Church
Adeline Stephens
Leontine Stanfield
The
Drunken Man Receives Thrasher After Insolent Remark
In Missoula a man drunk and insulting to two young women was tackled by their escort on the avenue. The assailant was beaten, then taken by Deputy Sheriff Dougal McCormick and Officer Wilson to the jail to sober up before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Dougal McCormick
Wilson
Patrick Guilty Verdict and Courtroom Fallout
The jury found Patrick guilty of murder. Assistant District Attorney Osborne expressed triumph as Recorder Goff set a Monday sentence. The courtroom erupted with scenes as Patrick’s sisters fainted and relatives rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Goff
Francis
Patrick
Late Westbound Trains Delayed In Missoula Rail News
The Standard was received in Missoula for dinner. The westbound No. 2 and the late westbound train failed to arrive on time. The Durant connection brought passengers in at noon instead of the previous night. Eastbound trains performed well despite the overall delay.
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Missoula
Durant
Missoula School Trustee election heads toward April 1 vote
A petition circulates to reelect John L. Sloane to the Missoula school board as term ends soon. Two trustee vacancies require election. D. R. Beck is named as a possible candidate with supporters backing him for the April 1 vote.
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Missoula
John L. Sloane
D. R. Beck
Buckley Receives New Fast Bicycle Sulky for Missoula Pace
Dr J J Buckley has received a new bicycle sulky from the West to help his fast pacers and trotters in Missoula. He already holds the records for the fastest pacer and trotter on the Missoula track and aims to keep them despite fresh rivals shipping horses to break his marks. The sulky features ball bearings and is designed to preserve his lead.
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Missoula
J. J. Buckley
Helvine
Baptists Plan New Parsonage in Missoula
The Missoula Baptist church intends to construct a new parsonage for the pastor and his family amid church growth. Earlier the existing parsonage was repurposed to serve church needs, and recent discussions support the new project.
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Missoula
the Baptists
Jie
Members Purchase Two Lots in McCormick Addition
Members bought two tidy lots in the McCormick addition. A building is likely to be erected this year on the property.
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McCormick
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Moves and Reunions
A. B. Cook arrives from Helena. Miles from Coeur d Alene. W. W. Warner visits from Sunset. H. Hartman from Rivulet. Mr. and Mrs. H. Connick from Clinton. J. O. Read returns from Riverside ranch. Dr J B Donager of Stevensville on business. T E Evans sells parcels in block 104 for 375. Frank Bennett near recovery after hospital stay. Gil Mills to return from the East. T J Farrell sells lots for 300. Joe Lapak and J L Mahoney discharged from pesthouse. Schilling hotel cellar work to begin. E S Ordway returns from Nine Mile ranch. M Holmstrom departs Minnesota. George Wall patents a horseless carriage for babies. Mrs. W A Moore leaves for Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cook
Helena
Coeur d'Alene
W. W. Warner
Sunset
H. Hartman
Rivulet
Montana
Frank Bennett
Parsons’ Hospital
Gil Mills
T. J. Farrell
R. Salter
Town Company
Joe Lapak
J. L. Mahoney
Schilling
Ordway
Nine Mile District
Butte
M. Holmstrom
Andrew Nelson
Nelson
Minnesota
George Wall
Northern Pacific Hospital
W. A. Moore
Lucia Merrill
D. M. Durfee
South Missoula
Big Timber
Refusal to Fire Bonner School Principal Sparks Battle
Missoula reports trouble at Bonner school as trustees move to remove principal Lochridge who has taught eight pupils while Newport and Cronkrite classes receive larger enrollments. Lochridge contends he is employed for the quarter and seeks legal advice. trustees claim legal grounds to discharge him and rotate pupils to other teachers. The professor may teach until Friday evening before action solidifies.
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Missoula
Bonner
Refuses to Feed Them in Quarantine Block
Missoula report says health officers face punishment if they do not feed quarantined residents in the Kielm building. They must buy their own food as the city declines to supply aid. Brown and an elderly woman occupy the block after Brown refused to go to the detention hospital, prompting others to be quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Kiem
Fitzgerald
The
Health Board
Brown
Death Notice for Mrs Phoebe Avery in Illinois
Charles Avery of the United States land office received word of his grandmother Mrs Phoebe Avery's death at Galena Illinois on Saturday. She was 84 years old and had been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles_ 5
Avery
United States Land Office
Galena
Ill
Phoebe Avery
Field, Flower and Garden Seeds Ad Offerings
Field Flower and Garden Seeds offers Sterling Timothy Sterling Medium Red Clover Choice Timothy Choice Medium Red Clover Northrup King Co full package of flower and garden seeds. We pay freight on all seed orders and mail orders receive careful attention.
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Northrup, King & Co
Missoula Democrats Call City Convention for Mayors and Treasurers
A Missoula Democratic convention is called to meet at the courthouse on Monday March 1 1902 at 8 o clock to nominate candidates for police magistrate city treasurer and one alderman from each ward to be voted on at the April 7 1902 city election. Delegates are apportioned by ward with primaries set for March 29 from 5 to 7 at Edward s old bawery courthouse city hall and Keim building. Democratic voters from each ward may participate. delegates must reside in their ward. By order of the city central democratic committee. CHAS H HALL Chairman WILL CAVE Secretary democratic party.
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Missoula
Mont
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Edward's Old Bawery
Keim Building
City Central Democratic Committee
Chas. H. Hall
Will Cave
Democratic Part
Son Amos W Avery Misses Bay Funeral in Butte
Amos W Avery, son of the deceased, resides in Butte and was unable to return to the Bay to attend the funeral.
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Amos W. Avery
Butte
Bay
Timber and desert land filings near Paradise and Wisdom
In Missoula on March 26 entries were filed for 160 acres each by W. H. Kelley Edward Carson Kennett McDonald and Alice Turner of Wisdom. Alice Turner also filed proof of a desert land entry for 20 acres. Joseph L. Summers of Corvallis filed an affidavit for a Bitter Root preemption of 80 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States Land Office
Paradise
W. H. Kelley
Edward Carson
Kennett McDonald
Alice Turner
Wisdom
Joseph L. Summers
Corvallis
Young Man Seeks Navy Reentry After Tonsil Operation
Bound to Get In reports Roy Wilhelm, a Missoula youth, underwent surgery to remove enlarged tonsils after navy rejection. He plans to reapply while recruiting officers are in the state and is expected to be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Roy Wilhelm
Navy
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