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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
14
Western Montana office of the Standard is at 110 West Main street Mis soula. Telephone No HS advertising rates furnished on application.
When a man buys M M Co clothing he not only gets quality style and fit but also economy. Best is cheapest.
The county announces candidates for county clerk and recorder George C. Higgins sheriff Clarence R. Prescott county treasurer Dan J. Heyfron Jr county attorney Charles H. Hall assessor J H Massey superintendent of schools Kate Shelley and public administrator B T Nesmith.
The Montana grand lodge of Odd Fellows read a two hour report, debated sites for trustees in Missoula and Deer Lodge, and adopted the document unanimously. A social session followed with Rebekah representatives, and Grand Representative Bullard praised the Rebekah branch. Plans include publishing two pamphlets and creating contests with prizes for degree work. Tomorrow the officers section and university visit are on the schedule.
Mr. Carter spoke to a sizable crowd at the Union Theater in a district event. The address highlighted civic issues and drew attendees from the local community and surrounding areas, signaling strong public interest in regional leadership.
In Missoula on October 21 ex Senator Thomas Carter addressed a Union Theatre audience praising the Republican candidate for Congress while urging voters to oppose the Democratic nominee. Local Republicans honored the platform with S G Murray and others present. Carter criticized Democratic policies and claimed Montana’s name and taxes suffered under Democratic rule, though he endorsed the Republican ticket. The Garden City band provided music as the meeting ran past 10 PM.
Missoula hosts delegates from across Montana as three links of the Odd Fellows promote welfare work and discuss a proposed state home. The lodge owns a prominent two story building with rental income and several halls. A Western Montana fruit display, curated by Die Rhoades, showcases Bitter Root apples for visitors including James M. Patton of Sioux Falls editor of the Odd Fellows World.
Missoula nursery invites visitors to explore its greenhouses and the Cal City Store on Higgins Avenue for plant selections and gardening supplies. Local staff offer expert advice and seasonal discounts.
J E Totman of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company lumber department in Hamilton wed Mary L Filmore of Missoula at the C F Dow residence with Rev. J W Fogarty officiating. Only Mr Dow, George Talbot and the driver witnessed the ceremony, which surprised the city.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodge. A son, Harry Zeno, born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jack ways in South Missoula, a railway employee at Roza Washington, was brought to the Northern Pacific hospital. Samuel Dinsmore sold 34 acres in Orchard Homes to Fayette Harrington for $5,000. William James, charged with resisting an officer, faces trial Wednesday with bond set at $100. Ast to see the Standard premium book Ireland in Pictures. Mail orders to the Golden Rule Missoula.
Judge Webster completed his answer in the supreme court matter cited to appear or send reasons why he should not issue a deed to EF RB Hicklin for a lot jumped near the Hammond block. The filing is lengthy and covers the case in full. Longley transfer at city hall.
Death reported in Missoula after typhoid fever. William McCarthy a 35 year old lumberman, recently treated at Han Ratty's sawmill, died this morning. He was unmarried.
The Northern Pacific will restart the Copper City limited around November 1. The train will depart Butte at 3 30 p.m. and arrive in Missoula at 7 30 p.m. It will leave Hamilton at 6 36 a.m. and run ahead of No 4 to Garrison.
Shoppers are urged to view a large stock of wraps and millinery from the Donohue company before choosing outfits for the upcoming fall and winter season.
In Missoula on October 21 the young son of Frank Nelson of Potomac was injured while with his brother. They went into a hill near the ranch to drive cows home and tried to move a large rock that could roll. The boy is in city treatment for his injuries.
Missoula reports a large dredge in the Coeur d'Alene district will be taken from the country. Worth, representing Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Francisco, is on site packing the dredge for shipment amid prior court disputes over ownership with Western Placer Mining.
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