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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1900
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 110 West Main Street Missoula. Telephone number 118. Advertising rates provided on request.
Clark County Democrats unveil a currency campaign amid a sudden frost pattern affecting regional markets. Party leaders cite economic relief aims and fundraising events planned across key precincts to support the initiative.
Missoula Republicans launch county campaign with two ca nvasing parties led by J M Evans and C H Hall to cover the county. Fusionists start Wednesday as Major Burke and Caldwell Edwards address crowds at the Empire theater amid treachery rumors, labor struggles, and cold weather.
Missoula and Bonner celebrated a double wedding at noon in the Catholic church as Mr. and Mrs. Doucette and Mr. and Mrs. Bellefleur returned home to Bonner. In the night Bonner residents gathered with tin cans and cigar boxes to continue the merriment until daybreak.
Missoula notes report rheumatism case for Charles Linberg and new typhoid fever patient E. E. Farnsworth at the institution.
Missoula miner Frank Leonard, about 50 dollars poorer and with a badly injured eye, survived a Sunday night assault blamed on Louis Lassard and an accomplice. Leonard says Lassard and Diamond robbed him after a night of drinking, with police detaining both men pending a Thursday hearing for robbery.
The Union Opera House in Missoula will present The Hottest Coon in Dixie next Thursday and Friday. The all colored company includes forty singers and comedians with a dozen young women in the chorus. The show features rag time and opera choruses, with notable performers such as W. Hl Proctor Bob Kelly Billy Cole Fred Carey Carl Brown and others.
Pireman Dead was a fireman on the Northern Pacific with service between Missoula and Helena. He had been on duty for about three years and recently died, ending his years of service in the railroad fire department.
A Ontario pharmacist recalls advising Chamberlains Cough Remedy to a customer who praised it after a fair trial. He also endorses Chamberlains Pain Balm for sprains and sleepless coughing. A Iowa clerk reports relief from cholera morbus after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by Standard Drug Co Smith Drug Co and Martin Drug Co.
A 35 year old carpenter, unmarried with relatives in the East, died this morning after six weeks off duty due to typhoid fever. He had traveled to the eastern part of the state five weeks earlier and contracted the illness there. his remains will be shipped East.
A westbound stranger defrauded J W Reeley’s store of 4 95 after paying with a 20 gold piece. Sheriff Conley and Chief Leyden traced the suspect to a Garrison saloon where the money was recovered. Police hunt the man for arrest.
In district court Missoula County Attorney Denny filed an information against Thomas Long alleging he forcibly threw Louis Raddigan into the Missoula river in late July. A separate demurrer in Hammond v Fr P Smith claims the complaint fails to state a cause of action and lacks essential possession details for the hack.
Heat place to buy underwear is the Golden Rule in Missoula. Ister's offers sewing machine supplies while the Golden Rule advertises undergarments, creating a regional shopping note for the town.
Missoula Oct report describes entry into the home of W Ht Hl Dickinson on the south side. A small diamond ring a gold watch and a revolver were stolen. The thief likely had a key as other items were left in place and drawers replaced, delaying suspicion until yesterday.
P M Reilly and Co grocers report a near fatal accident on October 8 as a horse hit a fleeing steer during cattle loading. The rider suffered two broken bones and possible internal injuries but is not considered seriously hurt. The incident occurred west of Missoula and the man was taken home after treatment.
Albn Heywood and his music company performed in Missoula on October 8 with a modest turnout. The concert featured a lively program and earned mixed notices from local patrons.
Missoula October 8 report that the 24th Regiment guard group at Fort Missoula will soon be discharged. Corporal Blackman and Private Wheten have left. others including Sergeant Chestnut Corporals Baker Johnson Musician Morton and Private Piner are due to receive discharge in two months. They will be replaced by Company D 8th Infantry under Captain Pearl arriving from Port Harrison.
The funeral of Clement Raymond, the old prospector found dead in Huson last week, was held at Hayes & Marsh's chapel in Missoula this afternoon. Rev. George Stewart of the Episcopal church led services at the chapel and grave, with many friends from Huson and nearby areas in attendance.
In Missoula on October 8 the Salvation Army hall hosted prohibitionist J. C. Biter who spoke forcefully on political questions from a prohibition angle. He noted enforcement of Dakota prohibition law despite some violations.
The state synod of the Presbyterian church convenes in Great Falls Thursday with an expected large attendance. Rev. Walter Hays of Missoula will depart Wednesday to attend, and his pulpit in Missoula will be vacant next Sunday.
Butte ophthalmologist Dr. Dodd will consult at the Florence hotel in Missoula from October 7 to 21. Free examination offered and glasses will be fitted.
Charles Read of the Rankin house exhibits a fine great horned owl caught on the Read ranch near Hamilton. The bird attracts general attention and Mr Read plans to mount it for display.
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