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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1900
Page
12
Western Montana office at 110 West Main Street lists contact for advertising. Mrs Telephone number 08 provided for inquiries and rate information available on request.
In Missoula on October 1, laborites refused to bend for Clarkite aims in a fusion ticket. J. M. Herzog and W. H. McLaughlin were dropped. John M. Lucy was named to fill the vacancy created by J. A. Ferguson. Clarkites claim tens of thousands spent failed to win concessions.
Hartleys promotes new golf goods with a Golden Rule Store opening event in Missoula inviting every lady to visit on Thursday.
A D Parlee of Nine Mile remains hospitalized with a severe smallpox infection, the most serious case seen locally. A strict quarantine is in place at Nine Mile, but delays before organizing it allowed exposed workers to disperse, raising fears of spread to Missoula and Lothrop. Authorities monitor threatened districts as campers spread throughout the county, with vigilance on containment.
Wilson's reports new hay and grain in Missoula as a large Brownies production comes to the Union Opera House on Wednesday night. About 200 children participate with original specialties, a cake walk ballet, and elaborate scenery. Kohn Jewelry Co. sells remaining seats.
Butte eye specialist Dr Dodd may be consulted at the Ravalli hotel in Hamilton this week. An examination is free and glasses will be fitted.
Efforts are underway to reorganize the mandolin club in Missoula. Interest remains high after the prior group’s praised music, with more material in the city now and potential for a larger ensemble this time. One former leading member continues to guide the plan.
In correspondence with two different East instructors, efforts are made to determine if they can be persuaded to come West to assume charge of a club.
MISSOULA COUNTY TEACHERS' INSTITUTE opens with millinery display at the Golden Rules store in Missoula. A Nor mend session begins with Miss Hord presiding as Miss Harwood and others lead lectures on spelling writing and drawing while Miss Reinhart presents a paper on numbers. Mothers meeting announced for Tuesday at 3 25 p m to discuss school children and styles of jackets and millinery.
Six inch stove pipe and elbows priced at 20 cents per joint. Dampers available for 15 cents. Delivered at any station within 50 miles of Missoula in lots of 10 joints or more. J. L. McBride, Missoula.
J A Riddle arrives in Mis-Fours from Butte for a short visit with friends. Owen Kelley leaves Mis-Fours Monday morning for a week in Butte.
A man shot at his wife in a Missoula private lodging house after a domestic quarrel. The bullet struck the bed but caused no serious injury, and the incident occurred around West Main Street late Friday night.
The October 1 Missoula report announces the marriage of A. P. Johnson to Mrs. Mary L. McCarthy in Missoula last evening. Rev. H. E. Russell officiated at the Missoula hotel ceremony. The couple departed tonight for their future home in Superior.
Passenger train No 2 arrived in two sections about an hour late. Chief Walling leaves for Spokane for a state convention. City council adjourned to Tuesday to attend the republican meet. Ladies of the old Christian church bought Dr G P Mills home for a parsonage for Rev H F Russell and family. A bicycle theft charged in Justice Houtchens court. The Wheel Was Won prize at Labor Day sports. Rosendorf's offers excellent bread. C A Y club of Lothrop to host first ball Saturday night.
In Missoula on October 1 the Bennett opera house hosted Republican speakers D E B Folsom for attorney general and T J Porter for governor candidate, with Senator Hammond absent. J R Collins introduced speakers and J R Grice of Butte energized the crowd criticizing W A Clark and his senate bid, warning of miner strikes and political manipulation.
Local listing notes McHaffle Bros offers mutton and pork at Union Market under a school supplies themed display.
Mike McDermott, a farmer from a berry patch near East Lake, witnessed a four foot rattlesnake and a three foot king snake clash in a sandy ring. The king finally overpowered the rattler and began feeding, which McDermott stopped by capturing the victor with a forked stick and placing the snake in a bucket for home.
One of Atlantic City's belles, Miss Frances Namon, praises bag punching as the key to health and figure. She claims drastic physical improvements after turning from drugs to physical culture and hopes other women join the fad this summer.
A playful observation notes that when the shirt-waist man is tidy he seems refreshing. when rumpled his appearance makes everyone hot. The remark contrasts neatness with disorder and the social effect of each look.
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