Labor Party Organized In Missoula County
A labor party organization forms in Missoula County aiming to advance political activities. Members discuss local campaigns and community planning, signaling a structured party effort in the region.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
12
A labor party organization forms in Missoula County aiming to advance political activities. Members discuss local campaigns and community planning, signaling a structured party effort in the region.
Missoula labor party forms a county central committee at a Sept 4 convention. A ticket for the fall campaign will be chosen at a Sept 15 convention. primaries set for Sept 22. Committees named. platform endorses state labor convention goals and direct legislation.
R M Cobban and Samuel Dinsmore announce the dissolution of their joint business entities in Missoula Montana effective Aug 13 1990. The split covers estate management Orchard Homes Nos 1 2 Higgins block Bitter Root Orchard company Cobban Dinsmore Orchard Homes No 3 Morrison Dorman ranch and related liabilities. Both parties remain on cordial terms and will continue certain real estate activities. School supplies McHaffie Bros.
A traveling hobo named William Adamson from Burke Idaho is found with full body rash and diagnosed with smallpox. He has slept in Missoula at two houses, worked near Bonner, rode freight near Bonita, and is sent to the pest house under nurse Willett. The wagon transport arrives tonight.
Conductor Bradley and wife were out to a Union Hall dance when a break in occurred between 8:30 and 11. About 100 dollars in cash and a 125 diamond stud were stolen. Entry used a key. room rummaged as if the thief knew where valuables were stored. Police are pursuing a suspect.
Professor William M. Aber has returned to Missoula after a vacation in New York City and other eastern cities, saying he had a splendid time and is glad to resume his university work. Mrs. Aber remains in the East for several months due to poor health.
In Missoula on Labor Day Judge Hayes handles vagrancy and disorder cases. Speerick from Helena receives 10 days, others fined or jailed for disturbing the peace, pocket picking, and fighting on Twenty Street. Whaley is cleared, Brennen fined five dollars.
The Missoula board of trustees approved grade by building assignments for all pupils. South Side covers all south of the river except seventh grade, North Side for grades up to six north and west of a line by Bitter Root bridge, East Side for grades one to four east of Ratthanake creek, Central for all others. Outside pupils must attend nearest school due to crowding. superintendent ordered to stick to this apportionment.
J L Sloane reports the Columbia Paris soldiers' home has 18 inmates on site with 4 furloughs. new hospital nearly finished and expected by October. Board meeting productive with no immediate future session. Sloane visited Spokane and found Ferguson and Magee thriving in the city’s stable trade. local business notes follow.
Notice states the dissolution of Cobban and Dinsmerre with R. M. Cobban continuing in the real estate matter. The document records the mutual agreement and formal cessation of partners.
MISSOULA NOTES reports visitors including Attorney C. B. Calkins from Stevensville Commissioner Garret from Helena and Cyrus Reed from Bitter Root valley. The funeral of Glenn Tosier is set for Wednesday at Salvation Army barracks with services at the hall and grave. W F E Geise of the Northern Pacific shops is called home by his mother’s illness in Council Bluffs Iowa. George Pring of Missoula Marble works places granite copings and monuments for several graves. George Hager sustains a bad cut losing a fingertip while cutting wood. The Labor Day celebration proceeds as planned. The Gordon Hat remains a local staple.
Landry Agata and accomplice Fisher were arrested after a dawn entry on West Front Street. They forced a room transom, woke the sleeper, searched pockets, and fled with $9. The pair face trial Friday morning. Landry, nicknamed the Cougar, has a history with police.
A Chinaman on Front Street and a Missoula woman were brought before a justice last night after a disturbance. The Chinaman pleaded not guilty while the woman admitted guilt and was fined five dollars. She claimed the Chinaman attacked her and said she would file a mayhem charge.
A straw piece stuck in a man’s throat caused swelling and breathing difficulty. A surgeon removed the straw and Nelson will return to work immediately. The note also mentions the Sacred Heart academy term beginning September 4 and a new building ready for pupils. County commissioners met in Missoula for their regular quarterly session. Latimer absent at his ranch. no major business recorded. Marriage license issued to Joseph Therriault of Frenchtown and Rose Cauthier. bride aged 18, groom 21, both from Frenchtown area.
Depicts General Chaffee requesting 1000 infantry and 5000 as basis for supply needs with tents for winter, conical wall tents, escort wagons, and wagon transport. Mailed approval notes transportation anticipated by the department with much at Taku and rest due soon as river freezes.
In Zanesville Ohio Bryan spoke from a sleeper platform to cheering locals. He declared imperialism the campaign’s paramount issue and defended the Democratic stand on the money question, arguing the constitution should protect all governed territories. He later spoke to a sizable Cambridge audience.
R Rhone of Plains filed a timber and stone claim near Plains and protested PF Sanders homestead entry alleging abandonment. John Lynch of Quartz filed a timber and stone claim near Quartz. William Ahern William Fitzpatrick and Frei W Wilson of St Regis filed homestead entries and Hugh Neudorfler of Plains filed a homestead entry near Plains.
A reader reports a straw in the throat incident in a French city today affecting a Missoula resident. The individual, named Don Nelson, sought medical attention after the swelling and discomfort prompted urgent care.
Washington dispatch relayed by the War Department quotes General Chaffee noting that hostilities have practically ceased with only occasional gunfire from cover. No large Chinese forces seen along the line of communication. Li Hung Chang reportedly gone. asks if U S forces will stay until peace terms are set. About 5,000 troops present in China including cavalry, artillery, and infantry units.
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