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The Western Montana office of the Standard is at 119 West Main Street Missoula. Telephone No WA. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is at 119 West Main Street Missoula. Telephone No WA. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Missoula resumes normal business as election excitement fades. Republicans credit a strengthened base while Democrats smile at results. Rail freight surges for holiday season with Northern Pacific adding engines. Merchants praise window displays and autumn goods as builders prepare for winter work despite mild fall.
A railway bulletin at the station announces a stub will operate between Garrison and Logan to connect with Nos 1 and 2 limited service. The notice clarifies the route linkage and timetable implications for travelers in the region.
Deputy sheriffs McCormick and Kelly patrol the Fish creek country in search of Indians who are said to be chasing deer with hounds. Visit Missoula Nursery's greenhouses or local city store on Higgins avenue.
In Missoula on November 6, 1964, a marriage license was issued to Joseph L. Plodgett and Maggie McLeod, both described as mixed bloods from the reservation.
Missoula reports E N Rogers of Hamilton is at the Sisters hospital for treatment of a broken leg. The brief item notes the injury and current hospital care.
Barringer, a machinist at the Northern Pacific shops, was badly crushed when a belt derailment tire toppled in the logging camp at Bitter Root. He is in the railway hospital for treatment.
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Missoula including Ike Boyer Helena A F May St Paul H Kaufman Chicago Hattie MceBastern Arlee James Carless Hamilton Anne Avery Evaro and Francisco M Cronkrite funeral. Local election results favored Republicans with a Garden City college vote reflecting party victory.
Water will be shut off all over town from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on Sunday November 9. I am not responsible for any debts contracted by Lizzie Nicodemus from this date. G L Nicodemus.
In Justice Houtehens court, a complaint sworn against James Naughton for first degree assault. Complainant is Hugh Campbell. The charge stems from an affray in which Officer McGregor was seriously wounded by a knife. No arrests have been made at this time.
Final documents issued in timber and stone entries for W. L. Murphy J. H. Ross W. B. Jessup Ida M. Bear and Joseph M. Dixon. All lands lie between Stugis and Plains in Missoula.
Missoula reports Dr W A Glasgow rushed to the Coeur d Alene branch on a Hasty call after a shooting affray tied to an election dispute at Superior. EK laveau wounded in the leg, doctor believed summoned in connection with the incident.
Two more members of the McAlister family in Missoula contracted scarlet fever today bringing the total to all family members ill. All cases are mild.
In Justice Hontehens court today Percy Renneck won against L. H. Motte for 68 dollars plus costs. The suit concerned unpaid wages.
At the Sisters hospital in Missoula on November 6 John Donaldson of Lathrop arrived with a broken leg and Frank Gagnon of De Borgia with a badly cut hand.
On Western New York reservations the blanket ballot elected G Frank Paterson Republican president over Ellah Turkey Democrat by 40 votes with 6 ballots cast at each reserve. Voters will take at least 10 days to tally. In New York Laura Bigger posted bail for conspiracy in the Bennett will case. Dr Hendricks and ex Justice Stanton remain jailed.
Missoula reports the university football team could not depart for a planned game with the agricultural college of Washington due to late transportation from Pullman. The match may be postponed. preparations for Clarkin Literary Society plays proceed with December performances and ongoing basketball practice at the new gym.
Updated Montana general assembly roster shown after latest returns. Lists counties and names with party designations, including Beaverhead J P Murray and Cascade F Maddox, among others, reflecting adjustments before official count finalizes.
Names listed for counties such as Missoula Ravalli Silver Bow Gallatin Sweet Grass Teton Valley Yellowstone and others show a roster of officials or appointees. The fragmentary OCR provides surnames and initials like Meagher Giltinan Tooley Giraham Owen Swindehurst Hefferth Faust Faulds Connee Bray MacGinniss Mullins Shann Lonneman Dugan Farme Pelletier Beaver and more.
William Dewkes R Moore and W H Bell return from a three day traverse around the Bitter Root range to a secluded basin and a new lake they believe no white men have seen before. The basin hosts a large frozen lake and a smaller adjacent pool, with meadow and pine fringe. Hamilton plans summer ascent with fishing and hunting in untraveled terrain.
In Salt Lake City Apostl Reed Smoot says the church gives no direct approval for his senate bid. He states he never practiced polygamy and that belief remains a personal right. Smoot adds Roberts action should have waited for seating and trial.
Engineers from Boston head to Tacoma and Seattle to tap Puyallup glacier waters on Mount Rainier. Stone and Webster plan a 14 mile flume to yield 59,000 horsepower, dropping 800 feet to drive turbines and electric generators. Three phase AC will transmit power at high voltage to Tacoma and Seattle.
Victoria B C November 6 Captain Col man of og Francisco faces habeas corpus relief requests after being charged in a kidnapping case involving his decarayr awarded to the mother following a divorce.
Howard Eaton of Medora North Dakota is in Missoula to survey Allard buffalo stock. County commissioners will meet next Tuesday to canvass election returns in the county.
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