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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
12
Threatened a Man's Life Stirs Missoula Rumors
Fred Miller, a German, was arrested after residents complained he loitered on the south side and along the Rattlesnake, terrorizing women and children. He appeared before Judge Hayes and is said to be mentally unbalanced, with a hearing set for tomorrow at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fred Miller
South Side
Hayes
Northwest Territory
Miller
Tramp Attempts Assault on Durfee Daughter in Missoula
A tramp tried to assault the young daughter of D. M. Durfee on Sept 5 near the south end of a bridge in Missoula. The girl fought free after a short struggle and reached home. police searched but had not arrested a suspect by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramp
Missoula
D. M. Durfee
South Third Street
Copper City
New fall woolens at Lemsleys and county filings listed
Missoula items note fall woolens for sale at Lemsleys on September 4. The county clerk record lists quartz lode claims Harmony Keystone Saratoga Empire West Point New Jersey Giant Admiral Chief Crystal White Swan Skylark in the St. Regis mining district with locator Charles F. Walmer and in Mountain House district Silver King with locator Daniel Mc Ginnis. Also filed annual report for Leslie Copper Mining Company and water right on Little Granite creek, G. E. Betters as appropriator. Deed from Hiram Knowles and wife to R. M. Cobban et al. for ditch right of way, valued at 360 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Harmony
Keystone
Saratoga
Empire
West Point
New Jersey
Giant
Admiral
Chief
Crystal
White Swan
St. Regis
Charles FE. Walmer
Mountain House
Daniel McGinnis
Leslie Copper Mining Company
Little Granite Creek
Hiram Knowles
R. M. Cobban
Travelers choose Missoula then plan return journey
The party sought a location in this region and settled on Missoula but soon grew dissatisfied. They intend to go back to their old home by the same route they arrived, facing cold fall days and a long, uncomfortable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Erection of Brick House and New Homes in Missoula
Missoula notes multiple building projects as of Sept 5. John Lundgren begins a brick house west of town, eight rooms, story and a half, 30 by 30 feet, with basement and planned occupancy in weeks. Crutchfield and Vestine also advancing new homes on north and south sides. some ready for tenants by September 20 or November first. Sacred Heart academy opens fall term September 4 with a new building ready for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Lundgren
Lundgren
E. Wohlslager
Willis Broadbent
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Union man dissatisfied awarded on Labor Day in Missoula
A Carpenters union member in the Labor Day parade questions the prize flag given for the largest line membership. He argues the typographical union with eight or nine members was underrepresented and suggests considering unions with larger memberships. He raises hypotheticals about multiple unions with small memberships and calls for review by the prize committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Carpenters’ Union
Missoula Welcomes New Pastor H. E. Rosewell
The Christian church in Missoula announces H. E. Rosewell, from Grand Rapids, Michigan, as its new pastor. He is an elderly minister with a family of five grown children and is expected to deliver his first Missoula sermon next Sunday morning with many members and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Christian Church
H. E. Rosewell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Missoula Notes Report Local Appointments and Events
W P Ketcham of Clinton named notary public by Governor Smith. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Doeskle. John Maguire arrives from Hutte after months away. Jerry Wiggins files timber and stone claim on Blackfoot. Daly block electric pole removed. Mel Stairs’ son receives medical care from Blackfoot ranch. A hotel man and Helena woman rumored to share a name. Bicycle losses from grand stand collapse at race track. NP Railway worker injured with fractured collar bone at Deer Lodge. Charles Clark sentenced to 30 days for attempted theft at Bee Hive dummy. Cribbing built along Missoula river south bank to protect dirt from washout. Engine No 201 arrives for shop work. “She fainted” while pulling No 1 near Plains. Fast Front Street grading advances. Old wagon scales removed in front of Missoula Mercantile. Lake basin party reports cold, snow, and hail near Rattlesnake. E W Shively passes through en route to Spokane. N Coulombe returning from Plains via Stevensville and moving buildings. Otis Worden and Chick White set duck-killing record, 39 in two hours at Grass valley sloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doeskle
East Cedar Street
John Maguire
Missoula
Hutte
Jerry Wiggins
Blackfoot
Daly Block
Mel Stairs
Helena
Irvin Kohn
Henry Schander
Jerry Crego
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Deer Lodge
Charles Clark
Missoula River
Plains
E. W. Shively
Butte
Spokane
N. Coulombe
Stevensville
Otis Worden
Chick” White
Grass Valley
Off to School in Spokane Missoula Students Depart
Large depot crowd sees Smith and Simons store send off many Missoula youths to Spokane schools. James Flynn and Julian Tremblay head to college. Bertha Logan and Mary Hogan join Holy Name Academy. James Mulholland of Butte oversees placements. two sons remain in local Sacred Heart academy. Sewing machine supplies at Lister's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Spokane
James Flynn
Julian Tremblay
Bertha Logan
Mary Hogan
Academy of the Holy Name
James Mulholland
Butte
Sacred Heart Academy
Advertised Letters List Missoula September 5 1900
Missoula post office unclaimed letters for week ending September 4 1900. Names include Ella Bartles Tom Burns Eva Clark Ellen Clayton Carrie DeLand D Daigle James Henry Herring Knottmann Kimbley Luce Lane Morrison Miley Voght Wintermute Welsch and others. Call with advertising date to claim. GEO H KEEP P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. M. Bond
Ella Bartles
Tom Burns
F. L. Brown
Eva Clark
Ellen P. Clayton
Carrie DeLand
D. Daigle
Wm. Drost
John Ducie
R. Erickson
A. RR. Freeburg
Joseph Greene
Mamie Gray
Anthome Gratton
M. Gruvar
W. Hull
James J. Henry
John Herring
Jordan
A. F. Knottmann
J. P Kimbley
Krammer
J. C. Luce
H. B&b. Lane
Wm. Lamont
A Mattison
F. J. Morrison
J. M. Mile
Latest Style and Best Manufacture Fashion Notice
Ad reads a selection of latest style and best manufacture apparel for men women and children. It highlights quality fabrics and current trends across a range of sizes and accessories.
Cobban and Dinsmore Dissolve By Mutual Consent
The firm Cobban and Dinsmore dissolves today with R M Cobban and Samuel Dinsmore both continuing in real estate. Cobban handles Orchard Homes Nos 1 and 2 and Higgins block while Dinsmore manages Bitter Root Orchard company Orchard Homes No 3 and Morrison and Dorman ranch. Both assume all bills. The dissolution arises from diversified interests and is amicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobban & Dinsmore
R. M. Cobban
Orchard Homes
Higgins Block
Samuel Dinsmore
Bitter Root Orchard Company
Cobban & Dinsmore Orchard Homes
Morrison & Dorman Ranch
Grading Contract Let in Missoula for Marehall Slopes
Missoula county commissioners awarded the Marehall grade contract for the east and west slopes. Four bids were received: Graham 2.49 per rod, Coombs 1.55, Stinger and Campbell 1.58, Schrader 1.17, with C BE Schrader chosen and bonded for 1000 dollars. Work must be finished by November 11 and the afternoon included treasurer Higgins report review and bill auditing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Marehall
David Graham
Robert Coombs
Stinger & Campbell
Schrader
C. BE. Schrader
Higgins
P M Reilly & Co grocers and local personals
Sele 2 Sam Dinsmore returned frying Bite Tuesday night. A B Browne is in the city from Beartown. Fred J Sterling of Butte spent days in the city. Harry Dorman left on Tuesday night for the West to aid his company. Jay, 5, son of Mrs. E P Ketor, arrived from Lewistown Montana where he visited grandparents. Grandfather accompanied him. Mrs. Mary Gleim returned from a year in the nond ie country. Harry B Potts arrived from British Columbia to spend months with his brother George Potts of the Ran inouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sele
Sam Dinsmore
A. B. Browne
Beartown
Fred J. Sterling
Butte
Harry Dorman
North Court
West
Jay
E. P. Ketor
Lewistown
Mont
Mary Gleim
Harry B. Potts
British Columbia
George Potts
Ranin Ouse
Republicans to Welcome Teddy in Helena Speech Journey
Missoula on September 4 reports a large Republican delegation will travel to Helena for Theodore Roosevelt’s political speech. The plan includes parties composed only of Republicans, effectively excluding Democrats from hearing the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Helena
Teddy
Missoula Family Plans Return to Missouri Farm
Missoula on September 4 reports Herrman Reminger and his family of Fast Vine Street will move back to their Missouri home soon after arriving in the spring by wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Prominent candidates to be nominated for state offices
The rally announces plans to nominate candidates for all state offices a representative in congress and three presidential electors. Leading figures expected for the governor nomination are J H Moyle George W Thatcher and Aquilla Nebeker. W H King expected to be renominated for congress without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vene
Congress
J. H. Moyle
George W. Thatcher
Aquilla Nebeker
W. H. King
Renomination expected as Lind leads fusion bid
In St Paul on September 5 the democratic state convention meets to name a ticket and the populists meet in Minneapolis. Governor Lind is set to be renominated with a speech in the evening opening the campaign. Debates over lieutenant governor and secretary of state nominees mark a charged prelude to a non partisan judiciary push and a divided electoral slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Lind
S.S. M. Owen
E T. Camplin
H. ©. Koerner
Wilhelm Patterson
Spurgeon Odell
F. G. Holbrook
Judge Moore
Major Severance
P. M. Ringdahl
FE. J. Knox
Sir
P. R. Nearey
State Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Beckwith Greenough party sends ducks to Missoula friends
The Beckwith Greenough party on a short vacation at Clearwater is shipping ducks to town for distribution among friends. The gifts are valued by recipients and expectations rise for more ducks when they return. In Salt Lake City the Utah Democratic state convention will convene soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Beckwith- Greenough
Clearwater
Ot King
Salt Lake
Utah
Roosevelt greeted with general applause at convention
The text notes general applause at the convention with no fixed prearranged details. When Governor Roosevelt entered the hall at noon a wave of demonstration occurred, reflecting the same spirit as the Philadelphia welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Republican state convention in Santa Cruz selects temporary chair
The California Republican convention met in Santa Cruz and formed a temporary organization. W. C. Van Fleet of San Francisco was chosen temporary chairman and praised President McKinley while warning against overconfidence. A telegram from McKinley extended greetings to the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
W. C. van Fleet
San Francisco
van Fleet
McKinley
Republicans Ratify Preceding NY Convention Outcomes
The New York Republican convention in Saratoga adjourned at noon with little debate and a largely ceremonial session. The hall was full, many attendees were women in bright summer attire, and the focus centered on former Governor Black rejoining the party and a show of support for Abraham Gruber by the New York delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Stranahan
Governor Black
Abraham Gruber
New York
Death of John King in Anaconda Smelter Community
Special correspondence reports the death of John King aged about 30 at Boulder where he had worked in the smelters ten years. He and his wife stayed with the Reynolds at Boulder springs and planned to move to a ranch due to long illness from smelter work. Cary Quaintance, son of A C Quaintance, was wounded by a rifle fired through a hay rack. the bullet pierced his hand and chest but missed vital organs and he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
John King
Anaconda
J. B. Reynolds
Boulder Springs
Cary
A. C
Bellville Line Strike Halts All Street Cars
In Belleville and lines to East St Louis no cars operate as 100 motormen conductors and shop men strike. Union says discharge of Motorman Van Houten and other injustices sparked the stoppage today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Belleville
East St. Louis
van Houten
MISSOULA SERVICES AND SHOOTING GALLERY AD NOTICE
MISSOULA STEAM LAUNDRY offers first class work with special attention to gentlemen's shirts and collars located in Rankin Hotel block Missoula phone 155 F M Ingalls artistic photographer with new scenery at the National Bank building Missoula take elevator Keep your eye on the bulls eye and win a prize two shots for 5 cents at P H Kelys Shooting Gallery Missoula Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Rankin Hotel
Tel
F. M. Ingalls
Irs
National Bank Bik
P. H
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Western
Montana
Western Montana
The
Standard
West Main Street
Telephone No. US
Automobile
Helio
Choice
M Issoula
Percantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Kohn Jewelry CO
Opticians
Missoula, Mont
Lemsley's
Court House Records
McBride's
Choice Cut Flowers
Committee On Prz
Johnson & Murphy’s
Gold Boot Shoe Company
Charles E. Flowers
Big Blacktoot Milling Co
Onner, Mon
Missoula Notes
W. P. Ketcham of
Clinton
Smith
Smith & Simons
Lister's
Eastman Kodak
Hartley
the Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Dept
Hamilton
Ravalli
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
M. Cobban
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Goodkind Bros
Elena, Mont
John Lind
Minnesota
California
Greenhood Bros
Catlin
Rosendorf’s
Wilson's
Democrats
Republicans
Boulder Uriefs
Butts of Anaconda
Rereer
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific
J. W. Mehargue
Lont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
J. M. Keith Leeeeeveess
Cashier
R. A. Eddy
John
T. L. Greenough
G. England
M. McLeod
Keith
Estern Montana National Bank OF
G. A. Wolf
Charles Otto
J. H. T. Ryman
Union Market
John R. Daily
Higgins Avenue
Jos. Oettinger
Oooo
Northwestern University Dental School
American College of Dental Surgery
Juissoula
Joux Harts
Cuas, H. Manse
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
H. L. Braun
Chas. Emsley
Stoddard & Ross
Gilbert Rhodes
Front Street
F. W. Morris
Architects
A. J. Gibson
E. L. P. Ector
Haush
Coulombe
Laundees
Ieat, Vay
Ehi.& Stables
Hast Front Bt
Yerephone 63 Fk
P. Smith
Stylis
Maneele Mokes
OPP
Mssoula Marble Works
George Pringle
Pugographers
Shooting Gallry
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