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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard at 10 West Main Street, Missoula, Montana, provides advertising rates on application. Telephone number 118 listed.
A leading manufacturer sent two dozen sample suits to be sold off. Prices mirror top retailer rates, with each suit differing. the lot showcases strong values. Early selections offer the best choices for thrifty buyers.
Coroner Colm TM M investigates a Hill game related incident as officials seek clarity on timeline and outcome. Team members and local authorities cooperate amid inquiries into event circumstances.
Missoula Sept 9 The county commissioners appointed Judge Nelson J Meyers coroner to fill the expired term of John Hayes. They awarded the contract to widen the Blackfoot canyon road to John Shaughnessy who has done prior satisfactory work. The Potomac road dispute was resolved by court action to secure a 20 foot road strip from Pat Hayes. Polling places and election judges were designated for Missoula and surrounding communities.
Work to improve the roads along Black Foot Canyon will begin as soon as possible. The project aims to widen and resurface the route, improving safety and travel times for local residents and travelers. City engineers estimate completion within the next year, subject to weather and funding approvals.
Hong Kees files a grievance accusing the street commissioner of neglecting municipal duties. The complaint alleges slow work on road repairs and poor maintenance, prompting calls for more oversight and action by city authorities.
The Missoula county commissioners traveled to review grades along the Blackfoot canyon and investigate Camas Prairie fence disputes near Ringuette's hotel. They plan to widen the road, remove old cribbing by blasting ledges, and create a safe permanent route with a temporary river crossing fords while work continues.
A Chinese washman Hong Kee complains about dust from Higgins Avenue bridge disrupting his work and customers. He cites neglect by city street commission and urges weekly cleaning and better maintenance to restore Missoula’s Garden City image and protect apparel.
The press excursion train from Hamilton reached Missoula at 3 PM on the Bitter Root branch, the first on time in months. Visitors toured the city, visited the state university and Orchard Homes, and enjoyed dinner at breweries and hotels before a Hell Gate lodge Elks social. The train departs for Butte around midnight.
Missoula on Sept 9 reports a daytime fire in the Northern Pacific material yards destroying lumber. Firemen prevented further damage and a second blaze in the same yard tonight called out the crew as they prepared for an exhibition run for visiting press delegates.
Missoula reports Superintendent McKay has been coordinating new pupil placements and reassignments across city rooms as the Irving building completion causes brief crowding. A new corps of teachers is in place and the board and staff are optimistic for the opening year.
Missoula September reports a new Potomac district schoolhouse praised as a model country school. It opens this month in Camas Prairie, amid pines and a neat fence, with calls to beautify grounds and align local efforts with county trends.
Missoula list of unclaimed letters for week ending Sept 9 1902 includes A A Arnod George E Bruce Harry Campbell Robert Dinsmore Mrs A H Davis C H Dutcher J P Dempory and many others callers must give date of advertisement and letter name to claim from Postmaster George H Kep final.
In the opening day of combat observers report that invading forces secured early gains while allied units strive to counter with reserves. Strategic movements across key sectors suggest ongoing pressure and uncertain outcomes for both sides.
Franco-German war game near Frankfort on the Oder features Generals von Stuelpenagel and von Linitz directing Reds and Blues. Emperor William attends as umpire with American officers in drab fatigue uniforms admired for practicality. Corbin and Young receive considerate treatment during the maneuvers.
Readers are directed to send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula. The note specifies the correct name and city for mail handling.
Missoula readers report President Johnson reveals the Union club plans an annual flight set for Friday morning. All members are urged to attend with disciplinary risk for noncompliance.
The house approves a $35,000,000 loan authorized by President Palma to fund agriculture and the revolution’s obligations. Four million will back the cattle sector, $31.6 million covers contracted commitments and army payments. A new alcohol tax and customs receipts fund the sinking reserve. The measure heads to the senate conference committee.
Reports from Cooke City say a rich vein at Scotch Bonnet yields from 100 to 260 dollars per ton in gold silver and copper. The ore body is described as large with a 50 foot crosscut and no opposite wall. Washington owners plan a smelter next summer as Cooke City eyes a railroad likely boosting rapid development and profits.
The Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoos began its annual convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin today and will run through Friday with members gathering for events and activities.
Portland Maine September 9 Returns from 260 of 510 towns show Governor Hill Republican with a 23617 vote plurality. Indications suggest final tally could reach about 26000 with most offices decided. Republicans have elected all but two senators and 23 representatives. Lincoln County favors the Republican candidate for senator, shaping a 20 to 1 senate if he is confirmed.
In Atlanta Sept 9 Henry W Grady son of the Atlanta Constitution editor disappeared after leaving a Norfolk hotel with his wife and child. Relatives including Eugene R Black pursue clues in New York while Mrs Grady returns to Atlanta. Grady had limited funds and long been connected with the Constitution. His wife is Grace Gould of St Louis.
Forsyth Sept 9 The case of Little Gowan Muir shows a remarkable surgical effort after a skull fracture in a J shape across the forehead to the temple. Brain matter leaked as surgeons relieved pressure and dressed the wound with hopes he may recover. The boy was not unconscious and the injury came from being kicked by a gentle horse while driving stock.
Japanese telegrams report 5 000 persons dead as West river floods in China swamp towns and trigger heavy property losses. Formosa floods followed by a tidal wave add to the death toll with extensive damage.
James Massey was tendered before Judge Meany on a matter involving a roll of bills. The proceeding appears procedural as Massey presents the item for judicial handling.
In Missoula district court Henry Biden and Norma McAllister face horse stealing charges. Witness James Massey admits offering bribes to Judge Meaney, prompting a warrant for his arrest on attempted bribery. Trial proceeds with jurors drawn. counsel for both sides present as testimony wraps and instructions loom.
Missoula items reveal Frank Ives and others returning from area trips, mining claims located on Cedar Creek by Tlench, Collins, and others, and local business moves. Wreck survivor John Straub visits. Billings team may tour Missoula. Roy Williams joins Garden City Bottling. Walker & Albee transfer to Hatheway Buford expands.
In Corvallis Oregon on September 9 the residence of Sum mit merchant L. M. Mattoon burned this afternoon. Mattoon was alone in the house and perished in the flames.
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