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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
14
Tosane man causes damage to furniture and fixtures while in jail, prompting a police response and jail staff to restore order. The incident highlights behavioral issues observed during detention.
The Missoula insane man Dunn formerly of Minnesota caused extensive damage at a city venue and was quieted after transfer to the county jail. He claims a million dollars from the government and accuses Charlie Hall of robbery. doctors plan to continue examination to Saturday to determine if alcohol is a factor. Hugh Campbell testifies Dunn says Campbell is his brother.
A large crowd gathered for the funeral of a beloved woman known for wide acquaintances. She leaves grown children including Mrs Moats of Hamilton Mrs Swanson Mrs Cole of Buite Mrs Shaddock of Wardner and sons George and Jacob Reed of the locality.
Missoula notes rising Western Montana rivers with the Bitter Root flooding ground and the Missoula river higher than usual. Large driftwood and debris flow downstream. The Missoula Mercantile Co plans a first class orchestra event next Saturday evening in the store from 7:30 to 10 for customers.
In Missoula district court Marshal and Stiff for First National Bank seek foreclosure against Thomas H. McDonald John McDonald and Michael Hayes to recover 1000 on two promissory notes dating from October 1992 drawing 12 percent interest. Attorney fee 400 and return of 1 paid for taxes included. Best paper hangers Simons. Horace G Burt leads Union Pacific party to Los Angeles to study route for possible new line from Salt Lake City.
Frank Wilz was arraigned in Police Judge Mann's court on a preliminary examination for attempted rape of a five year old girl. He was captured in a Burlington freight car by Brakeman Christ after the child was found with torn clothing. Wilz pleaded not guilty and requested counsel as the case was continued to tomorrow afternoon.
Governor Toole appoints six Montana delegates for a two year term to the Farmers National congress session at Bronx Falls D. from October 1 to 10. Appointees include Senator Paris Gibson of Great Falls Congressman Caldwell Edwards of Bozeman B M Emery of Manhattan E Myra Ferrs of Bozeman I D ODonnell of Billings and R N Sutherlin of White Sulphur Springs.
Ed Parker a log hauler at Harper and Baird's sawmill in Stevensville on Monday afternoon narrowly escaped with serious injuries when a load toppled and a 300 foot log rolled onto his loins. Dr Brice treated him for shock and bruises. no life threatening harm.
In Hamilton district court Frank Blankenship was found guilty of forging a signature on a check, with the term left to the court. The principal case, Charles Graves, was convicted of raping his 13 year old sister-in-law Stella Cruch, with testimony detailing repeated offenses over two years. Trial featured conflicting defenses and supporting testimony from Mrs Graves and others. The term for Graves’ offense will be fixed by the court, next case Brady for burglary slated to proceed tomorrow. Globe advertisements note shoe prices.
Joe McCook will remain in town for an extended vacation and says the city looks better this year. Water levels rise in Western Montana streams prompting a temporary lay-off for fishermen until waters clear. Bitterroot last to muddy, signaling ongoing flood concerns.
Street in Controversy Los Angeles May 15 The Missoula Drug company in Controversy Street Missoula is mentioned The city of Pomona right of way case occupies the court today Involved witnesses include B F Mitchell manager of the Oregon Nursery company Offices Missoula mentioned Avalanche destroys Averenza near Potenza Rome May 15 Troops dispatched 15 bodies recovered so far
A Missoula report from May 15 describes the race track grounds as leafy and pleasant with visitors enjoying the amenities provided by George Nink and Frank Bennett. The feature colt pace and overall grounds receive high praise as enjoyable for horse enthusiasts.
Great Falls hosts the Medical Association of Montana for its 22nd annual gathering. New members elected include C. E Brady G. G Stewart T. J Slack Ernest Crutcher Helen C. Roberts J A Weimer J A Lamb E A Irwin E A Tillotson. State Veterinarian Knowles spoke on bovine human tuberculosis and milk inspection, prompting heated discussion on milk and food sanitation and city sanitation practices.
A promotional notice extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for nervous, overworked women and weak digestion. It touts blood purification, nerve nourishment, and robust health with no alcohol or narcotics, featuring a testimonial from Mrs Helen Hardgrove and offering the Common Sense Medical Adviser for stamps.
Missoula May 15 George Dildine drafts plans for a handsome new depot to be 267 feet long with the same general layout as before. Bids are to be opened Saturday. Also Missoula notes the remains of Jagger, killed Monday on the railway, shipped to St Paul with no new information on the cause.
Mrs. Reed aged 60 died after several days illness in Missoula on Monday at the Dungan dental office building near the 1st National Bank. She had lived in the valley for a long time and was known in the community.
Dr Riddell announced plans to introduce a resolution tomorrow backing a new law that requires inspection of milk and meats. A vote of thanks was given to Dr Knowles and Professor Starr for their timely papers, and Dr William A Davidson of Bridgeport read on hysterical neurosis before the session adjourned until morning.
Omaha reports cattle receipts 2 300 head with bids steady to strong including native beef steers priced to 5. Western and Texas cattle shown with varied ranges. Hogs receipts 9 500 head 5c lower. lambs and sheep active. Kansas City notes cattle and hogs mixed with steady to strong tones and cash quotes for grains and pork products. Financial cablegram from New York notes cautious optimism after a light settlement, brokers delivering stock directly and market volatility easing.
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