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Western Montana office of the Standards at 110 West Main Street Mic houla seeks advertising force. phone number 118 provided for applications.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
14
Western Montana office of the Standards at 110 West Main Street Mic houla seeks advertising force. phone number 118 provided for applications.
A dealer offers a batch of two dozen sample suits from a leading manufacturer. Each suit is a unique sample and priced to match or beat typical retail open market rates. The collection promises high quality, with most available at varied prices and limited quantities. The best selections will move quickly.
Democrats will meet on September 22 for the county convention. Local party officials announced the meeting to nominate candidates and set platform priorities for the upcoming election season.
The Deer Lodge county Democratic central committee adopted convention rules for Missoula county, setting primaries on Sept. 18 from 5 to 8 pm and a county convention on Sept. 22. Delegates are apportioned to precincts based on Bryan electors votes, with a total of 102 members and locations listed for primaries.
SATISFACTION IS EXPRESSED Missoula September 10 The county commissioners' decision to build a new river grade on the Highlack foot canyon road earns general approval from Potomac farmers. They say the old cribbing decayed and hauling produce to Bonner becomes safer and easier with a permanent cheaper-to-maintain path.
Acting Chief McGregor arrested two women in the red light district after a nun accused them of robbing him of $3. The women denied the theft and were fined $15 plus costs for maintaining a house of ill repute. They provided names Florence Howard Pauline Mathews Miss Allen and Miss Edwards. They are on bond to appear before Justice Houtehens.
The United States land office reopens the Superior townsite dispute in Missoula. An error by a U S receiver described land miles away while the townsite sits in the valley. Homesteaders Riley and Hermann are challenged by A P Johnson owner of the claimed townsite. Johnson had previously learned buyers had purchased lots from the claimants.
President McDonald of the labor union will discuss with the Trades and Labor council in Missoula the proposal for a local labor ticket. Opinion is divided among unions with one unit opposing a labor ticket. W. C. Fuller has announced he will accept the labor ticket nomination for sheriff.
A minor derailment on the Evaro hill near Missoula spilled nine cars of coal with seven tumbling over the embankment. The north coast limited left two hours late after stopping at the wreck. Earlier, two flat cars had derailed in the yards and were righted promptly.
John Maenire is in Missoula after missing the special for Butte. He discovers his hatbox and dress suitcase are missing and he cannot get away.
Coroner Nelson J. Myers has filed his official bond in Missoula on September 10 with sureties J. M. Lucy and RB. Johnson.
Missoula reports ongoing building activity with no expected slowdown until snow. Plans include projects already under construction and more anticipated as the season continues.
A. Barnes reports a strong eastern business mood with improved trade and stock levels. He plans new clothing and furnishings lines, notes cooler weather aiding shipments, and predicts a busier fall and heavier winter sales than last year.
Missoula Sept 19 Coroner Myers has received many warm congratulations on his appointment by the commissioners. He is praised for prior experience in the ore and his familiarity with the law and courts. The commissioners are said to have made a popular selection.
Secretary Mulroney of the Driving Club and Fair Association reports high inquiries from horsemen exhibitors and visitors. He says the outlook is excellent and the fair could be the most successful yet, contingent on good weather. Mail orders may be sent to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
Max Chapman age 20, son of former Cass county Missouri judge, died of typhoid fever at Northern Pacific hospital in Missoula. He studied to be a civil engineer when illness struck. Remains to be shipped to his Missouri home.
In Missoula on September 10 J W Reilly a Bitter Rooter reported his horse bolted and wrecked the buggy after driving several blocks the animal also collided with a bicycle rider bruising the rider badly the incident ends with a badly damaged vehicle and a bruised cyclist.
W H Houston a former Missoula county sheriff is expected to be nominated on the Republican ticket this fall Harry Thompson also seeks the sheriff post making the contest likely to be interesting September 10 in Missoula.
Missoula dated September 10 records a marriage license issued to Matt Sari aged 30 and Ida Tickmann aged 20 both residents of Bonner.
Maj W F Wood veteran officer and former treasurer of the Philippine archipelago during military rule visits Helena on leave. He previously served in the 18th United States Infantry during the Spanish American War and fought Indians in Montana years ago, now based at Fort Sheridan near Chicago.
Former Alderman John M. Wing was found guilty of accepting bribes in Richmond Virginia and sentenced to 12 months in jail plus a $100 fine.
Missoula district court heard the case against Frank Whitman charged with robbing a Northern Pacific box car. Turnkey Davis identified Whitman as a former Washington penitentiary inmate using photographs while Whitman claimed mistaken identity. The trial’s evidence phase ended with arguments to follow.
Missoula notes list numerous visitors and residents in the city including Elmer Collar's new home progress, Florence visitors Gen Lee McCulloch and Jonathan Davis, and C. M. Price of Scranton guests at the Missoula hotel. It records births, illness, legal matters, railroad inquiries, and local commerce with extended mentions of visitors from Helena, Hamilton, Spokane, and Butte.
Charles Gordon, once sentenced to be hanged for a 1889 Chateau county murder, has been granted an unconditional pardon by Governor Toole. After prior commutations and a delayed pardon set to take effect at age 50, Gordon leaves the penitentiary a free man.
Boise Idaho Sept 10 A state populist convention named a straight ticket with delegates from 12 counties. No nominations were made for supreme judge or attorney general. James Gunn Ada county Congress D H Andrews Ada governor W E Heard Blaine lieutenant governor M F Eby Ada secretary of state W R Wryatt Nez Perce state auditor John M Longerin Bingham treasurer Mary A Wright Kootenai superintendent of schools El L Vancil Blaine mines inspector W N Morphy First district judge
The Republican central committee met at Helena City Hall and set the convention date for Thursday September 3 with primaries two days earlier on Tuesday September 2. FD Weed resigned as chairman. George O Freeman, vice chairman, presided.
John K. Murrell, jailed bribe taker, describes how Julius Lehmann and John Helms urged him to flee St. Louis in March and provided funds and assurances for his wife. He details disguises, loans, and threats, noting the gang stopped remittances and letters from his wife grew scarce as she faced hardship.
A historical newspaper item notes the father or guardian of a mason’s children following the death of the brother. The terse notice implies familial arrangements and legal guardianship in the wake of bereavement.
George Booker and Cornelius Hedges arranged passage for Ethel and Florence Gile, ages 11 and 6, from St Joseph's Orphans to Chicago with sleeper and fare paid. Their aunt Mrs E F Blackburn will adopt them, with Judge Hedges hosting them before departure and local friends arranging care.
Park county Democratic central committee met in the courthouse and announced primaries Friday September 19 and a county convention Monday September 22 with 49 delegates. The convention will nominate a full county ticket and select delegates to the state convention in Bozeman September 23.
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