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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1900
Page
12
Western Montana at 110 West Main Street Mis soula invites inquiries for advertising rates. Contact details telephon e number 118 provided for agents and clients seeking calendar and rate information.
The first annual Missoula County Teachers Institute concluded with 62 enrollments and 67 teachers present at the morning session. State Superintendent Carleton and Superintendent Young of Butte attended, with talks on geography, language, history, and the state course of study.
Transportation Agent McMullan, chief of the transportation department based in St. Paul, conducted a West tour stopping in Missoula then Livingston. He visited Missoula yards and offices, praised the railroad equipment, and expressed satisfaction with the facilities and operations.
The Missoula librarian notes September activities with 77 books issued in one day, 29 new library cards, and a total of 4,162 books issued to date. It highlights popular subjects including general literature history natural science fine arts and mentions visitor counts.
Missoula reports Night Keeper Teutech captures roaming horses and cattle in recent days. The city pound held several head including milch cows from Upper Rattlesnake residents. Owners filed no complaints and paid the customary fine to recover their livestock.
Miss Kate Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs P Jenkins of the Marshall ranch west of Missoula sustained a broken right arm when playing veersaw Thursday evening. She fell from the air landing on her shoulder and elbow while her sister looked on. A physician treated her at the scene.
A brief note says she is resting easier back home today. Hartley’s announces new golf goods, signaling fresh offerings for golfers shopping the season.
Missoula residents recall Rich known as Baldy Rice, linked to a double murder at Fort Missoula in 1882. He allegedly aided a gunman at the Four Mile house poker game, fled west eight years ago, and now faces murder suspicions in Idaho connected to the Wallace cigarmaker case.
Missoula notes report the Clinton mine hoist nearing completion in the Wallace district. De W. P Mills returns from a Raymond latch outing near Dillon. Groundwork for Sacred Heart academy grading will start soon with a lawn to be planted in spring. Hatting Bros plan a large residence on the Rattlesnake near S1200, to be occupied by A A Settlemire and family. Stove pipe 6 inches at 20 cents per joint delivered within 50 miles of Missoula.
Henry Nell state land agent is in the city. Lasbell of Lotorep visits Missoula. EE Rain of Butte guests at the Florence hotel. H. G. Houghton returns from a short Butte trip. Con A. St. Clair of Oregon Short Line Railway in Missoula. Jh. M. Cobban and Deacon Kilburn back from Bitter Root valley. W. T. Lynch returns from Cape Nome. Commissioner W. R. Rugeoil has gone home to Thompson. ELA Carleton tours city and university with President Craig. Edmund Nicholson and Daniel West are Klondike visitors at Moissoula hotel. Dudes Knowles visits from Buite. Officer Larsen ill at home, pneu mona feared. Officer McGregor travels his boat. MR. C. Young of Butte schools in Missoula and leaves for Victor with Mire Young and Miss Olde. Sewing machine supplies at Tuster's. New fall wheels at Lemicy's.
Article notes Mu pont De Nemours studied crow language and found about 25 words expressing basic ideas such as here and there. It contrasts crow speech with other birds, cites sparrow cries in German studies, and describes various bird expressions and their meanings in a periodical survey.
Miss Sadie Lyon died at 4 o clock this morning in Missoula after a 16 day illness from typhoid fever. She came from Nebraska last April to visit her cousin Mrs Schaffer of the Big Flat district and planned to return at Christmas. The funeral will be at Hayes Marsh chapel Saturday at 2 with Rev. F J Salesman of the Baptist church officiating. Burial will be in Missoula cemetery.
Alba Heywood's bi chlorate of fun promises a cure all including bikes. A comic show claims to treat the eye and ear while throats are examined and laughter continues. Hieywoel is presented by a company of top artists under Missoula Elke on Monday Oct. and invites a merry go round of delightful entertainment.
News from Salt Lake reports the death of Mrs Henry Kohl formerly Miss Marion Foote of Missoula. She taught school here for years and married last year to a wealthy Utah capitalist. She leaves a baby a few days old. The death occurred after September 28.
New hay and grain at Wilson's Presbyerian Church in Missoula Oct 5. The Elks hall was crowded for a rectal given by church members and directors to friends. A musical and literary program entertained attendees followed by a luncheon.
Sheriff Chaffin and Deputy Mitchell brought Michael Murray from Raval county to Hamilton this morning. Murray is charged with stealing $67 from John Harper at Florence Sunday night. The case will be tried before Judge Morris in Hamilton.
Albert T. Patrick and Charles F. P. Jones, attorney and secretary for the late billionaire William M. Rice, were arraigned in police court in New York. They were held on $10,000 bail each for examination next Monday on forgery charges after Rice’s death on September 25 and forged checks allegedly signed by him.
Reoardt Lumber Land Richmond Wis Oct 5 John E K Glover and Joan A Humbird have bought from Fred K Wey timber rights in Idaho headwaters of the Deer River The tract includes 199 000 000 feet of white pine and over 1 000 000 feet of cedar fir and other species involving stumpage on nearly 16 000 acres that are listed in the record
The article cites Mr. Barrington of the Royal Society noting birds produce unique songs with little exact similarity among individuals. Locality shapes the melodies, as birds differ between mountains and plains. It ponders whether human language traces to primitive roots and if it differs from the calls of crows and nightingales.
A Ontario New York druggist recounts advising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for a troublesome cough. He offers refunds if not satisfied and notes a customer later recommended the product. Also touts Chamberlains Pain Palm for sprains and sleepless coughing. A Centerville Iowa clerk praises Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after severe illness. Sold by Standard Drug Co and others.
Stevensville residents report A Coulombe moved Stevensville Mercantile and Miser buildings then returned to Missoula. Dinners featured Mrs J R Faulds hosting several families. Republican speakers Hon T C Marshall and W B Rodgers spoke to a large crowd Friday night. Charles Connell killed at Kendall’s Will on Sept 21 at 28. many attended his burial. Fire damaged Moses H Baker home on Burnt Fork. fundraising raised over 290 and donated timber.
The notice urges farmers to prepare transport for markets by buying durable wagons and buggies from a trusted maker. It touts strength, workmanship, and the maker’s name as a guaranty, aiming to ease farm workloads and improve family comfort with a large stock available.
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