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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
16
A Missoula physician condemns sensational reports on spotted fever and urges accurate, calm coverage. He cites no cause for alarm, notes investigations underway, and believes progress toward a remedy is achieved. meanwhile citizens should avoid spreading exaggerated news.
April reports strong support for the Missoula Driving and Marine Club with active directors Mentrum Higgins Clynick Thompson guiding. 2600 dollars sought to fund the organization. The club aims to boost breeding and training of driving horses, attract out‑of‑town interest, and host a summer meeting in Missoula with attendance from Butte horsemen.
Missoula reports Charles A Bullinger visiting from Superior Maine notes boom on at Iron Mountain and a new town around the railway station. Wide range of mining, roadwork improvements led by Bonner and county commissioners, Angora goat ranch planned, and cattle and hay prospects improving with spring snows boosting ranges despite a backward season.
April 20 Missoula reports a case where Webster’s writ to deliver a deed to Micklin for land behind the block by the river was central. The hearing featured debate over Micklin’s rights and a supreme court decision upheld the matter, with Commissioner Poorman noting the outcome.
Hamilton April 30. The $60,000 damage suit of John A. Hay against Jam H. Cowan ended as Cowan settled for $4,000 plus costs after a damaging letter appeared and was not read in court. Lawyer J. M. Simpson testified for the plaintiff.
Missoula notes report Superintendent McKay has gone to bition. The Tavalli hotel at Hamilton will be opened May 16. Lida, the 12 year old daughter of Dr. Hurlbut, is recovering from a severe attack of enteric fever. George Binge has gone so Hue to meet Mrs.
Police reported insufficient evidence that a woman touched a man at West Front Street. The couple, from Great Falls area, claimed the woman released on recognizance after he accused her of taking a book, opening it, and stealing $20 in gold pieces. The account describes a disputed story and collateral for release.
A. F. Mitchell, superintendent of motive power for the Northern Pacific, has departed St. Paul for a regional inspection tour and will reach here by week’s end. Changes at Coe Commission include the transfer of manager Charlee Cobb to Helen Miss Woody, with Miss Woody joining George F. Brooke genes. Rev. A. A. Walker of Hamilton resigns to join a Utah laundry project. Florence Grimm’s pneumonia worsens, requiring hospital care at the Sisters’. An uncle from Park, N. arrives to be with her.
Missoula County court opens next Monday with Embezzlement case against Charles Effinger formerly of Fisher Mercantile and a burglary case against Joseph L Young. Other actions include forgery pleas, debt suits, injunctions, and administrator estate matters across state and Northern Pacific Railway cases. Public attention centers on Effinger and Young trials while Dow Kin Dowdell recovers from wounds and settlement talks proceed.
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