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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1902
Page
14
Western Montana office at 110 West Main Street Mis soula offers telephone noise advertising services and other advertising details on request.
A leading manufacturer sent dozen sample suits to be disposed of at wholesale prices. Each suit differs and represents top quality as samples are always the best. Prices vary per item, with first selections offering the best value to thrifty buyers.
Public schools opened in Missoula for the fall term with the largest enrollment yet in the district. Irving school rerouted students to the high school temporarily as carpenters finish a new room. Principal assignments listed for high school and several neighborhood buildings. First day enrollment just under 1,000, expected to reach 1,100 to 1,200 by week’s end.
The Missoula district outlines seven divisions for school assignments. High School division covers south of the Missoula river and east of Eaton street including Hawthorne above third grade. Whittier Prescott Lowell and Irvite divisions contain other districts and grade ranges as specified.
In Clinton district Missoula readers report a temporary quiet period while mining affairs readjust. Billy Crawford shows exceptionally rich six foot copper gold ore worth revival, drawing attention from miners. A large body of concentrating ore and summer development work on other properties support a bright outlook for revival of activity soon.
There was a meeting tonight of the Republican county central committee at HKA Winstanley’s office in Missoula. It was attended by the faithful few who always go to these meetings, and it was a quiet gathering in every respect.
The Western Montana fair will run September 30 to October 3 in Missoula with the Missoula Driving Club and Fair Association at the helm. A three day harness race meeting will feature top Montana horses. track records from last fall may fall again. The event promises strong farm product displays, livestock shows, racing, and other amusements, with broad community support to ensure a successful fair.
Nine jurors reported for district court as one was ill. A new venue of 19 names was drawn. Leo Berman vs Otto Quash: appeal reinstated on costs. Mary Barney vs Frank Barney: divorce by default. Nellie Rugby vs Frank Bugby demurrer withdrawn. 24 hours to plead. Donnelly vs Cowell: only marriage allegation admitted. J G Smith vs Sheriff Prescott: appeal from lower court ruling. Hinchman vs Robinson & Davis settled. Peter Peterson and August Anderson become U S citizens by Judge Webster.
A pocketbook containing money is reported lost. A finder who returns it to the Standard office will receive a reward.
Missoula reports the county commissioners inspecting new and old road work on the Blackfoot district this month. Supervisors across the county are preparing districts for winter at the usual pace. Send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
The remains of engineer Charles Owens who died at Schulder's spur wreck were shipped east today. His brother John Dodd and sister of Mrs Owens arrived to accompany Mrs Owens back east.
A highway robbery case shocks Missoula as a man identified as John Smith is held on suspicion of the assault. The victim sustained serious injuries, and the town awaits further developments.
Missoula announces two brick business blocks will start immediately on South Third street near the south end of the big bridge. P.M. Reilly & Co. the grocers will occupy the blocks facing south.
Missoula observers hear mine owners plan to build smelters if conditions do not improve. A source says a large smelting plant could be brought to Missoula or nearby, with favorable power, transport, and sites, urging local action to secure it.
Hell Gate lodge of Elks plans a visit by Elks from Butte and other Montana cities. A degree work demonstration for visiting Elks will be followed by a social session led by Missoula's entertainers. The event aims to showcase Missoula hospitality.
The Democratic county central committee calls a Wednesday evening meeting at the County Attorney Hall to fix the date of the first county convention under the new classification and to apportion delegates among voting precincts. The secretary invites all Democrats to attend. no other business is announced.
Missoula City Commissioner Bonner urges starting a push to secure a federal building, noting the land office and other federal offices in the city and arguing other towns are getting such buildings. He says Missoula could benefit and the effort would do no harm.
George M. Deeks, one of the contractors who built the passenger station for the Northern Pacific, visits Missoula for a day or two to study local building projects. He says his firm is busy along the line with new structures and improvements, and mentions a rumored new roundhouse at Toeko.
Missoula notices forecast fluctuating political weather with many tickets likely. Observers expect multiple ticket shuffles and new candidate combinations as the field grows beyond prior years.
The Adna club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. G. Smith's home. A paper titled Among Negro Students was read and discussed. Refreshments followed. the afternoon was deemed a success. The group will meet this week with Mrs. H. C. Stiff.
Officer Wilson arrested August Gmahling and Frederick Gmahling Albert after a forged check was presented by Albert to Helena saloonkeeper Otto Zeigel. Zeigel cashed the $35 check signed by Leonard Zemnbrennan and notified police. A second $24 check made payable to Albert was found. A German handwriting match tied Gmahling to the scheme.
Missoula reports the first semester starts Wednesday at the state university. President Craig expects a large turnout as many students have already arrived from across the state to move in and attend. Some professors from the east are not expected back until the 11th.
The engagement of Captain Wilcox and ex Captain John Kenney has been announced. They plan a barracks wedding Thursday evening after meeting in the Klondike where both were stationed.
Missoula story notes a Standard advertisement for a lost pocketbook leading to a rapid rescue. Chief Almay of the fire department read the notice and located the owner, returning the item within five minutes.
Missoula hosts Ferguson of the Bureau of Agriculture Labor and Industries from Helena for a visit viewed as an assessment of the current political climate.
Missoula reporting that Superintendent Horn, Assistant Superintendent Boyle and Master Mechanic Clarkson from the Montana division are in Missoula to fight. They will return to Livingston tomorrow.
William Petraus a lumberman was admitted to Sisters hospital Monday with arm and chest injuries from an incident at Hanratty's mill.
Local items report Dr. W. P. Mills at the titter Root ranch and Miss Vida Williams of Stevensville in town. Victor visitor John B. Spooner and Plains resident H. A. Hammons are noted guests. A birth is announced to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Byrne in Bonner, and Col. J. A. McGowan returns to Plains from a city trip. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cummings is buried. William McBride, a Superior merchant, visits Missoula, with Geoffery Lavall arriving from Portland for his first stay in months. The Mott residence scarlet fever case is cleared. Mining man Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woodford travel from Carter. M. S. S. Smith of Florence transfers ranch to Frank Dierman for $1. G. A. Wolfe and Daniel Ross return from upper Clearwater camping. Veterinary Surgeon Charles Cross is ill with muscular rheumatism. German students Kretschman and Mennecke visit Rev. Gustav Mertz. James Sweeney resumes nurse duties at Sisters' hospital after vacation. Mrs. A. B. Wood arrives from Lincoln, Neb., to join her husband in the division storekeeper’s office. she is joined by another Mrs. who will visit briefly. Governor Higgins plans an extended health trip and remains away to recover. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore, formerly of Missoula and now at Billings, visit Missoula before returning home.
Missoula reports a number of teacher certificate seekers failing exams and facing criticism. Readers cite absurd student answers on earthquakes coal formation and Philippine status, revealing gaps in geography physiology and logic. The piece notes strict exam standards and suggests many would be unfit to teach.
Harry Van Wart was among the successful fishermen Sunday at Lolo Missoula. He brought back from the Lolo some of the handsomest trout that have been shown this summer.
A large disturbance occurred in the red light district Sunday at dawn. The female subject escaped custody before officers could intervene. The victim’s name has not been released.
Edward Riberdy from St. Reis reports renewed cheer at St. Regis camp now operating again after months of closure. The St. Regis Lumber company plans to restart the big mill this fall for a strong run, with lumber salvage still possible. Riberdy will stay a few days before returning home.
Mayor A. M. Stevens has returned to the Lolo hot springs after a few days in Missoula to attend to municipal matters. He reports the springs are helping his health and plans to stay for several weeks to be fully renovated.
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