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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
12
The Western Montana office of the Standard is at West Main Street Missoula. Telephone number 18. Advertising rates available on request.
A labor ticket was filed featuring three exception nominees drawn from other tickets, indicating cross-ticket candidacy and potential alliance maneuvers ahead of the election.
Missoula reports the labor party filed a ticket headed by MecLaughlin opposition, with Kemp and Phelps joining republicans. The independent democratic campaign opens Monday night with Ed Matis and E M Lamb addressing a large audience.
The Golden Rule in Missoula promotes underwear sales as a best buy while noting Globe store promotions on jackets and millinery for shoppers seeking savings.
Missoula reports the touring act The Hottest Coon in Dixie will perform at the Union next Thursday and Friday. The Clorindy chorus of 16 singers, once the New York Casino pool garden rage for 16 weeks, has toured Chicago and major cities from New York to San Francisco. Seats are on sale at Kohn's. Also, the Episcopal Ladies' Guild announces a cake brown bread and baked bean sale at J. J. McBride's Store on Saturday.
A Missoula tale warns of a counterfeit gold piece swindle and related fraud reports. Store clerks recount near catches as the scam spreads across several shops. Globe store advertises dry goods and cheap stove pipe with delivery within 50 miles, J. L. McBride.
Missoula reports several patients discharged from Parsons private hospital with new admissions including Coll McClellan suffering an inflamed eye and John Dreyden who had been near death is now well. Others discharged include Michael Crotty W L Wilson George Gridley Reinhard Pauicke Ned O Keefe and B F Young. Hartleys advertises new golf goods as bridge repairs near Deer Creek finish by Saturday and road work south of the Northern Pacific main line nears completion with a crossing near the depot.
William Crawford, labor party legislature candidate, misplaced his pocketbook at the Rankin hotel in Clinton last night. The bag, valued at $500, was found by hotel staff and returned after Crawford alerted authorities by telephone. Meals at the Model cost 25 cents and Dr. Dodd, eye specialist, offers free examinations at the Florence hotel from Oct 7 to 21.
Detachment 1W0 officers Finkelnburg and Callin finalize an extensive canal project plan for the arid land commission in Eastern Montana. The detailed blueprint includes culverts headgates and dumes and will be sent to New York for contractor examination after months of work.
A man who received extra change at the Reeley store Monday night eluded law enforcement as sheriffs and police pursued him. Described as slick, the suspect remains at large after the getaway in Missoula Opt. 10.
A Ontario druggist recounts a winter customer who bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy and returned with a friend to recommend it. He promises refunds if not worth the price. A clerk from Centerville Iowa reports relief from cholera morbus after three doses. The remedy is sold by Standard Drug Co Smith Drug Co and Martin Drug Co.
The Ravalli County Teachers Institute opened yesterday with many educators from across the county in attendance. Miss Anna Harwood of Dillon outlined educational aims, drawing interest from both teachers and local citizens.
Mis soula residents include Peter Scheffer and family with M. M. Ross from Eluson HLL. visitors Theo Bedard Jr Frenchtown and W J Johnson from Anaconda. William Thibodeau back from vacation. Alex Stephens buys Burge Sanders interest. Spee Graham arrives from Helena to join Missoulian. A sidewalk project on Cedar street progresses. a jail inmate Black serves five days. Lassard and Diamond face trial Thursday for alleged $50 robbery. many locals travel, illness improves, and speeches by Kd Weed planned in Hamilton Stevensville Missoula.
The county clerk and recorder filed instruments noting cattle slaughter for the month ending September listing 10 animals killed by Stiles & Hoagland of Thompson. Deeds include Malvina Hamel of French Town to Louis Albert for the south half of the southwest quarter of section 4 township 13 north range 20 west for $100 and Alvia Cowell and husband to Joseph Steiger for lots 1 and 10 in Foote Addition Missoula for $2,000. Golden Rule Store in Missoula advertises mail orders.
In Missoula on a October day it was learned that the men who hired the horse and bogey from Hayes and Marsh tried to flee town. They turned the horse loose to make its own way home, allowing the animal its own freedom.
Missoula reports diverging accounts from the Keep-Angevine hunting party after a two week Blackfeet mountain trip. Angevine denies shooting a calf claiming a deer and accuses Landlord Mix of misreporting. Mix admits shooting six ducks but returns with mud hens, prompting questions of misdirection and lake misidentification.
One of Missoula's oldest deeds, drawn June 13 1871, filed October 10 with the clerk. The grantor I R Raker probate judge transferred lot 20 block 1 Missoula to J H Robertson for ten dollars. Affidavit shows F H Woody as clerk and recorder acknowledging the deed.
The season brings prosperous farmers needing reliable wagons to haul grain and hay to market. Our large stock includes single seated buggies, survey two or four passenger traps, and high quality, well made wagons built to endure and ease burdens on beasts.
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