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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
12
Judge Webster disposes of several routine matters in a concise courtroom session. Cases involve minor civil disputes and administrative rulings, with officials noting standard procedures and prompt resolution. The docket reflects orderly, routine judicial processing.
In Missoula on September 9 the district court heard two damage cases. Perry McClain sought 95 dollars from Northern Pacific Railway for stock damage, winning 50 dollars on appeal. Julia Fordham sues Northern Pacific for about 6000 dollars over trestle filling causing flooding of her ranch. trial set for tomorrow with anticipation of a hard-fought dispute.
Transfer of the 3S class locomotives from the Rocky Mountain division to the Idaho division is underway as the new V-2 engines replace them. The first units were turned over to Superintendent Gilbert, with remaining engines to follow to the western terminal. The 3S engines are praised for their performance in passenger and freight service, though the V-2s are hailed as superior by some, pending their endurance on heavy service.
Undertaker John Hayes traveled from Missoula to Superior on the Coeur d'Alene to conduct the burial for Louis Rocheleau. The casket was sent to Frenchtown for a morning service. Sister Mrs. Arthur Dussault of Butte and her husband accompanied by A J Violette attended. Antone Rocheleau also attended the services. The funeral is described as one of the valley’s largest to date.
The attorney general promises to come to Missoula to show local officials how to handle alleged wide open immoralities. A letter to Mr. Donovan alleges pervasive vice, but the claims are said to be largely untrue and exaggerated by someone seeking personal gain.
Sincere sorrow spreads across Missoula and the state over the death of Louis Rocheleau announced by the Standard. A lifelong resident and progressive citizen, Rocheleau led business interests from an early age, earning wide respect and losing his untimely end.
Pr M Reilly and Co grocers Bays Poor Farm Missoula Sept 9 Commissioner W E Gleason from Ravalli county reports purchase of King ranch near Hamilton for poor farm use. One hundred sixty acres bought for 2500 dollars according to appraisers. Dungan dentist Lt Nat Bk bidg.
Rev H Linley of the Episcopal church in Missoula has finalized plans for a trip around the world, set to depart around October 1. He has secured Rev E G Weed of St Luke's Hot Springs Arkansas to fill his pulpit during the absence.
In his absence Mr Linley plans a six month absence and travel to many points. Rev Weed, an eloquent divine, fills the pulpit and has recently resigned to come to Missoula within a week or two. Mail orders go to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
In Missoula on September 9 in Justice Hayes court two men faced trial with one too ill to stand trial. The bedridden inmate Walter Dunbar was sentenced to 10 days in county jail for humanity and possible recovery while Dan Holland faced vagrancy charges and was granted permission to seek prospects westward by Judge Slayes.
Missoula records show August cattle slaughter for John R Daily at 97 dead. Deeds record William McKeen and wife to Ed Donlan timber claims near Lothrop and on the Lolo for $1 each. Placer location Bonanza placer claim in Lost Gulch near Cedar Creek of 150 acres located by H M Nimmoock et al. Deed Sara L Clark and husband of Chicago to C E K Borman and H F Borman lots 11 and 12 block 88 Railroad addition for $225. Premiums offered for a year’s Standard subscription.
William Q. Rantt, U S land office receiver, files a new $4,000 bond with the government after stating no reappointment and that the first bond expired. John Faust of Stevensville bought percent acres of Indian lands in Bitter Root valley for $9 near Stevensville. Robert L. Harper declares for percent acres near Stevensville. John Dunbar of Hamilton makes final proof on a Hamilton homestead. Artmitia Drapper files final timber and stone proof on land near Lolo. Globe advertises a school shoe sale for boys and girls.
Missoula reports Judge Henry Smith of Helena will preside at district court sessions in place of Judge Webster who is incapacitated. He is expected to hear the Northern Pacific railway injunction case challenging building a new station at Higgins Avenue head. The matter is seen as a highlight of the term.
Missoula reports Mrs F N Howell leaves for Anaconda to attend the grand lodge meeting of the Degree of Honor this week. On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Charles Harnois celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at Butte and Mrs Howell, sister of Mrs Harnois, will be present.
Largely attended service in Florence for James Luby who died suddenly at his home. Friends from Missoula joined locals in paying last respects at the funeral today.
Mrs. Henry Noden and her daughters depart from the corner of Main and Stevens after a week camped there and relocate to their ranch in Dead Man's gulch. She remained with her husband through most of his district court trial. John P. Cleary becomes manager of the Montana Fruitgrowers union, succeeding Swan Johnson who resigned. Cleary has long ties to Montana and the Bitter Root region.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the cure for coughs bronchitis and weak lungs claiming it stops coughs and cures the underlying disease. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Mollie Jacobs of Felton Delaware who says thirteen bottles and four pellets saved her life and mentions the medical adviser’s work and free booklet offer. The piece urges using this remedy and not substitutes.
Missoula schools began the fall term under new leadership with Prof. J. M. Hamilton as supervisor and Supt. Roscoe Reichle guiding operations. A new room on the south side awaits furniture, Orchard Homes is not yet relief, and attendance tests capacity as families relocate to the city. teachers include longtime Montana figures and new arrivals from the East.
The article notes that Cleary is uniquely suited for the role and will oversee the union’s prospering affairs. Directors have adopted a uniform sorting and packing system and Cleary will visit orchards on his return to ensure its implementation.
Fire investigators report discovering a small bullet under the skin of a prisoner, who explains the physician ordered it left in for now. The incident raises questions about medical decisions and safety.
Former Helena Attorney General Nolan is in Missoula on professional business. He rarely visits the city, but the cordial reception makes it hard for him to attend to his official duties.
The remains of Charles F. Judson were shipped tonight to his former home in Ontario. He was accompanied by his father who came from Ontario for the funeral. Friends here sympathize deeply with the family and recall him as a gentleman of the old school.
Missoula allowers debate the legality of a special election on a west side schoolhouse tax. Attorneys differ on validity. the matter is under thorough investigation. Dr Gwinn, oculist and aurist. Missoula Sept 9. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stoddard was buried this afternoon from the south side residence with Rev C H Linley officiating.
Missoula September 9 announcement of the approaching marriage between Rev. Walter Hayes of the Presbyterian church and Miss Grant.
Missoula Sept 9. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Sawhill at their new home near Carlan but the child lived only a short time.
Missoula Sept. 9 Newt Tillman was accidentally shot by a brother during a Sunday hunting trip. He left today to return home following treatment.
MISSOULA NOTES describes a lively Union Opera House showing of Two Married Men with Arabs in attendance. The visitors marvel at modern tech including the telephone and printing press, a dervish among them reacting with disbelief and excitement as conversation crosses languages.
United States Ambassador Porter in Paris has orders from Washington to invite France to join the St Louis exposition. Exposition vice president Mr. Cobb is currently in Paris promoting the event.
Attorneys at law advertisement lists John M. Evans in Daly Building Missoula and promotes a twenty percent discount on all Fastman Kodaks offered by Smith & Simons, druggists in Missoula.
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