Lot No Three Patterns of Three-Quarter Brussels
A strong durable carpet offered as a reversible pattern bargain described as rare and satisfactory with five good features.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
2
A strong durable carpet offered as a reversible pattern bargain described as rare and satisfactory with five good features.
Missoula October 22. The answer by defendants in the Western Montana Placer Mining company suit was filed. Charles Crysler, the manager and chief defendant, refutes sensational allegations, admits core facts about organization and assets, and asserts stockholders acted legally in bond and property dealings. The filing covers contracts, stock disposals, property values, and disputed claims while denying defaults and personal indebtedness.
Miss Pearl Beckwith and Charles Frederick Wadak were quietly married in Ogden Utah today. They have many friends in Missoula and Montana cities where Beckwith is known. Wadak served in telegraph for Northern Pacific at Missoula and recently moved to Rock Springs with Union Pacific.
Missoula coroner's jury rules John Maley died by drowning with unknown cause. Witnesses testified to a splash heard in the river and a man leaning over the water. The case notes two strangers last seen with Maley pursued from Hamilton toward Bitter Root valley.
Details of the disaster were not yet learned when the Standard's informant left Hope. No lives were lost. The Globe notes fresh fruit and apples at Reilly's. Dungan, dentist, 1st Nat. Bank building advertises bargains in a store full of bargains.
Missoula's school population grows with three new rooms opened. Orchard Homes school is full with no vacant seats and more pupils expected. The board bids for refunding bonds of 45000 at 4 percent for 20 years, sale date set for next meeting. Market notes advertise boys' shoe sale and Concord grapes at local stores.
Joe Beebe shows improvement while W E Tass of Stevensville visits Missoula. Jason Bourdon files on a Frenchtown homestead. J J Hughes and Copper Bell Mining men in town alongside George Steinbrenner in Helena. Philipsburg visitors Mrs F J Wilson and Mrs F D town. County Treasurer Higgins says nearly 16000 in taxes paid. J M Anderson recovers from a week’s illness. Mr and Mrs Dixon sell Lot 17 Block 19 Town Company addition for 350. Miss McQuestion returns to post office brace after vacation. Rev Morton of New Chicago preaches at Missoula Methodist church then leaves. John R Daily reports 4 cattle slaughtered last month. Commissioner W E Gleason visits from Ravalli county. Plus local ads for boys shoes and fresh oysters.
Local dealer lists buggies runabouts road wagons and spring wagons praised for style, outline, dust proof axles and Pullman springs. Screwed rim wheels and low prices highlighted. Harnesses offered. Call to inspect and buy.
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