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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard is at 110 West Main Street Missoula. Telephone number 18. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A letter from Lolo mill workers to the Missoula Standard denies a Sept. 26 report that W. J. Kendall discharged five men for not voting as he wished. They claim only two quit, three were discharged, and assert the three did not vote in primaries.
Missoula reports a well attended County Teachers Institute with sessions on grammar history and language led by Miss Harwood and Mrs Young. Professor Elrod spoke on nature study, and a court house program featured President Craig addressing culture. Harold Peat returned home after time away with tales of Africa not pursued.
J L McBride of Missoula advertises six inch stove pipe at 20 cents per joint with elbows at 20 cents and dampers at 15 cents Delivered to any station within miles of Missoula at a rate of 19 joints or more.
A compact notice highlights Nosendorf's bakery offering excellent bread linked to the Plambeau Club. The item notes a feature or event at the Paiture locale with emphasis on quality bread and club association.
Fragmentary report shows Justice of the Peace in Cedar township under inquiry as issues linger in Missoula County. Unclear details point to bureaucratic delays and administrative tension affecting local governance.
A re election hopeful remains jailed after a fellow justice sentenced him for a misdemeanor. Streets mourn the old man as friends press for his release. Missoula Nursery advertises choice cut flowers. Globe store showcases fall jackets and millinery styles.
Missoula reports from the Big Flat district recount a heated Monday election to decide school house site. With 14 voters, 25 votes were cast amid alleged illegal voting as residents testified to outsiders being brought in. The tie vote halted any site selection and County Attorney J G Denny will mediate.
The Missoula hospital reports the second floor nearly full with ill patients and many accident cases. Several patients were discharged this week including Samuel J Johnson and Gus Magni, both with typhoid fever, while David Touchette recovered and went home to Frenchtown.
Missoula reports visiting dignitaries and locals including J. Davies and D. Japnhesty from Butte, NLD and CoH Thompson of Dickinson. School vacation, county institute talks by E. A. Carleton, registry supplies from County Clerk Wilkening, and performances by Fitzgerald Murphy and Ida Fisher in town. Local real estate deeds, mining claims, water rights, and new men’s clothing shipments from Golden Rule noted.
The Missoula evening paper accused General Marion of a two year old offer by a populist delegation to back Hogan for Congress in exchange for Marion backing Marion for state senate. Marion denied any such meeting or slur on Hogan and demanded a published statement. He expressed indignation, blaming the Standard and its editor for inciting spiteful commentary.
Denver report records the death of C FB Gallaway aged 89 in Denver Colorado. Born February 13 1812 in Portage County Ohio he learned printing in Lawrenceburg Indiana and published newspapers in Ohio Illinois Missouri and Utah. He was regarded as the oldest editor in the nation.
Mr C R Grandin of Ontario New York touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a surefire cough cure with refund if not worth the money. He praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for sprains and lameness and notes sleep relief from coughing. A Centerville Iowa clerk reports relief from cramps after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Available at Standard Drug Co Smith Drug Co Martin Co.
Missoula weekly post office letter list shows numerous names including Charles Allard George W Bowen Len Bestdle and others. The notice requests advertisement dates when letters are claimed. Hamilton notes report deaths political visits church services and local incidents including a barber theft case and stevensville events.
Mackey stole cash razors and a bone then boarded Copper City bound service. The baggageman case against him is dismissed after conflicting witness reports. Harley Weber travels to California for reinstatement. Miles Romney and H W McLaughlin discuss Clark faction in Missoula. A public disturbance at the Republican meeting leads to a jail borrow and release.
The season calls for preparations to move crops to local markets. Farmers enjoy prosperity and seek reliable wagons built for strength and durability with trusted makers. Also offering family-friendly buggies and surreys to suit various passenger needs from one to four.
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