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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 110 West Main Street Missoula with telephone 118. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A sharp jab lands as critics within the Labor Party mock leader Clark once more, signaling ongoing internal friction and renewed attacks on his leadership amid mounting party tensions.
Missoula reports a dire party frost at Burke-Eawards as McLaughlin and Curran face Labor Party resistance. Independent Democrats rally support while Clarkites threaten backroom maneuvering to derail the fusion ticket and barrelling factionalism tests loyalty among sheriffs and county offices.
Fragmentary notes praise Mc Laughlin for a purchase denial yet promote the Golden Rule in Missoula as the best underwear retailer. Globe store offers jacket and millinery savings, while McHaffie Bros. provides typewriter supplies in the same area.
MISSOULA NOTES EF M Nickerson is here from Kalispell. Charles Allard returned to his Polson home. Albert Moag came from Deer Lodge. L Wood is in the city from Wallace as a guest. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George A Harvey on the north side. The little son of Mr and Mrs BE L P Retor is ill on the south side. Miss Mary Moore leaves for Fremont Neb to visit sister Mrs J O Boileau. August Ludwig and Miss Jennie Jeffreys of Superior were married by Justice Houteens at Kennedy hotel. The couple are well known in Superior where groom runs a butcher business. Banquet service note. Ladies' aid of Episcopal church to hold cake brown bread and baked bean sale at J L McBride's store Saturday.
In Missoula this morning Hayes and Marsh hired their horse and buggy to two strangers who planned to drive to the Lolo and return by night. By supper the horse reappeared with only part of the harness. Officials fear a runaway accident. horse unharmed but dirt and damage suggest a fall or rough ride.
Rosendorf's praises bread while announcing Missoula Mercantile opening souvenirs will arrive next Saturday. All who qualify are urged to call and collect their items.
W H Daykin of O Keeffe district Missoula narrowly escaped injury when a switch engine backed into freight cars hitting his wagon at a freight depot. The front wheel was crushed against the platform but Daykin jumped to the platform with only wheel damage. the horses were unharmed and secured.
Missoula on October 9 saw Officer Larson arrest a lumberjack named Kelly at the home of Kelly in front of a Front Street saloon after John Alph a German farmer reported his watch stolen. Alph and Kelly were locked up following a witness who saw the act.
A new corporation named Missoula Brick and Cement Company formed in Missoula to manufacture brick and tile for building purposes. Capital stock set at $25,000 with incorporators R. M. Cobban A. C. Hollenbeck A. B. Pond R. R. Jones and J. M. Kvane.
Ruth the fire chief returns from Spokane with new ideas for city fire services and public safety initiatives.
Chief Walling of Missoula reports from the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs meeting in Spokane. He describes demonstrations of pompier ladders and life lines, praises the rescue drill, and says Missoula will seek pompier ladders and hot water for the engine room to shorten response times.
The Pacific Coast and State Foremen associations meet in Livingston with praise for the city. Charles Hartman elected state association secretary. A proposed amendment to Montana civil code taxes insurance firms on net premiums and directs the tax to fire department funding. Mail orders directed to the Golden Rule Store Missoula Smith and Simons druggists.
J M Slack arrives from Corvallis while H W Harrison visits from Woodworth. E L Bonner travels to Spokane on a brief business trip. William Dilts reports a fine trout haul from Ovando hatchery. Joseph Menard of Missoula Mercantile in Philipsburg for business. John Vassar resigns from Missoula night clerk post to join Hartley. Rosa Levitre and Louis Thibodeau plan Wallace venture. Dr Dodd eye specialist from Butte may see patients at Florence Hotel Missoula October t o 21. glasses fitted and examination free.
Unclaimed letters remaining at the Missoula post office for the week ending Oct 9 include Louis Bouffard Ovila Bourdon Mrs Geo Ceigel John R Creiss Mrs Rob Courtney and others totaling over 20 names. Call dates of advertisement when claiming. The notice also lists GEO H KEEP P M Mutton and park Union market and local theater news. The Hottest Coon in Dixie will play at the Union theater next Thursday and Friday featuring nearly 40 leading performers.
The article urges farmers to prepare reliable wagons and buggies for market transport. It highlights the value of strong, well made wagons with trusted makers to haul grain and hay and improve farm family comfort. It notes demand for single seated vehicles to multi passenger arrangements and invites orders for a range of styles.
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