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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1901
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard lists its Mis soula location at 110 West Main Street and provides a telephone number 08. Advertising rates are available on application.
New Northern Pacific depot planned for Missoula with 207 feet length and three stories plus wing extensions. Bonita and Wallace see new brick stations and offices. hospital addition progresses to house modern equipment for Chief Surgeon Buckle and staff.
Burkley Jenkins, about 23, formerly of Missoula, died instantly when he was crushed between railroad cars while at work near Paducah Kentucky. A nephew of T J D Jenkins of Missoula, he had lived in Kentucky since 1898 after leaving Missoula in 1896.
Ravalli County sheriff pursues a claim of a man with a deranged mind while officials in Missoula aid in a broad search. Despite aid from local officers, the man’s location remains unrevealed.
In Hamilton on May 18 Judge Webster sentenced Charles Graves, convicted of rape, to 12 years in the state's prison at hard labor. In the Bradley divorce case, a decree was granted but the child was awarded to Mrs. Bradley. The couple were highly esteemed but could not live together.
Missoula on May 18 hosted a Wild West show unit arriving from the race track where they are quartered with buffalo en route to the Pan-American Exposition. The red men drew crowds with gaudy attire and painted faces through the streets.
Deputy Sheriff Kelly detained a man who looked like a tourist after he asked for a dime for food. A search uncovered coffee and bread in his sack. Justice Houtchens ordered 10 days in jail.
Missoo la residents report a stream of visitors and errands from Superior Carter Pleins and Hamilton. The town notes steps at the county jail, mill visitors, railroad work, and local social events. A mix of travel, property deals, and community happenings mark the week in Missoula.
Special correspondence reports Mary Rose seeks a divorce from Elmer Rose in district court of this county on grounds of desertion. She alleges marriage on May 15 in Omaha Nebraska, December desertion, no support since, and requests restoration of her maiden name Knapp.
The Kipp Butchering Co at 41 E. Park St., Butte offers fresh daily butter and eggs, sells Montana and eastern beef, and makes sausage and pure lard. Prices are stated as the lowest for first class meats and meat is killed and selected with care.
The Boulder state school for the deaf and blind trustees met Monday and appointed McAloney as superintendent under his former contract. Mrs. Harris becomes matron. Stinson Divine and Schoolfeld named as teachers of the deaf, Holt as teacher of the blind. Voss to teach music and Dr Irwin as physician.
Dozen granite ware dippers featured this week with a full range of granite and tin ware at low prices. Screen doors and windows and wires in all sizes. New and second hand furniture bought and sold. Fe McNamara located at 38 FE Park St Butte.
Mrs Watts Page and her mother Mrs Harvey of Granite narrowly avoided a serious accident Friday evening on Broadway. A timely intervention by a gentleman prevented them from being thrown to the ground and possibly severely hurt.
A mysterious attempt to wreck the Wabash fast express near Wyatt Indiana occurred last night with ties piled on the tracks a mile west of town. Robbery is believed to be the motive as detectives investigate the incident amid a large transit sum and a slow freight train intervening with minor damage.
Mrs Minnipe Bornholdt offers dermatology and manicure treatments for corns bunions callouses and ingrowing toe nails with electric needle removal of superfluous hair red veins moles and facial blemishes. Parlor and operating rooms 21 and 82 New Bee Hive Building 46 E Broadway Butte.
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