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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
10
In district court a jury delivered findings concerning the Union Opera House case. The ruling outlines liability and damages, with attorneys for both sides urging further action. The decision may prompt next proceedings or settlements depending on court schedules.
In Missoula the jury found for George Smith in a $50 loan dispute with G L Shook, while in the Federation hall case against John Maguire the jury’s mixed findings largely favored the Union Hall Company. Judge Webster will announce the decision later.
Deeds record Dinsmore transferring tracts in Cobban and Dinsmore Orchard Homes addition No 3 to Chicago buyers with five inch water rights. Purchasers include Sullivan lot 27 for 759 Carson lot 82 750 Kline top lot 12 750 Klinetop lots 10 and 11 1500 Chequin lot 19 750 Carter lot 18 750 Mackay lot 3 750 Tremaine lot 6 750. Dinsmore says fine houses will rise on the lots soon. McHaffie Bros supply school books.
Missoula Typographical union mourns Lambert Molinelli with resolutions praising his steady friendship and public spirit. It drapes the charter in mourning for 30 days and sends copies to the bereaved wife and son and local papers.
In Missoula on September 5 a touching scene occurred at the county jail. J Tally from Oklahoma identified Roy Fox as his son, last seen six years ago, after a letter to an uncle led to the reunion. A complaint was filed against Fox alias Smith for a nameless crime, with Young Tally about 17.
In Missoula on September 5 the several Indians jailed during the preliminary hearing in the Sac Alice murder case left for the Flathead reservation. They visited the city, bought tobacco and trinkets, and boarded the train. Michel, once jailed for Sac Arlee, remarked gambling left him with no more money.
A Missoula teamster named Fitzsimmons, at McKeenan & McQuarrie mill on Nine Mile, mistook laudanum for whiskey in a dark closet and died within minutes. Coroner Hayes summoned. inquest planned for tomorrow. Also notes Rev. Walter Hays delaying church services until next Sunday. hospital reports typhoid cases among Nine Mile and Bonner workers. Edward Burke returns home well. Guns and ammunition advertised by Bishop & Kern.
Will depart for New York and other eastern cities within a week on business. He, a jeweler and optician, expects an enjoyable trip and plans extensive purchases. Miss Anna Faherty elected to teach Orchard Homes school and a new grade added to city schools with Miss Herndon in charge.
Missoula on September 5 reports Chicago people are purchasing local real estate. At the clerk and recorder's office several parcels or records show activity and interest in Missoula properties.
County commissioners set the Northern Pacific assessment on the books and detailed per mile valuations for main lines and branches. They granted a petition to vacate the Clairmont park plat near Higgins ranch after noting no lots were sold. Globe Missoula notes crew movements tied to a Clark's Fork power plant bridge project and Stinson's crew at Butte.
P. M. Reilly & Co. grocers and various residents are noted in Missoula updates. Ned Walker visits Florence, engineers Quimby family from Hope, and George Metcalf from Hamilton are in town. Dr. Craig of the university in Butte for university business. Base ball proposed Sunday Missoula vs Dillon. Northern Pacific cases appear in district court.
Mr L A Walker resumes personal management of the Helena Hotel inviting old friends and new visitors to stop there in the capital city. The house has been renovated and refurnished with the best service promised.
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