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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
12
Missoula Montana announces a large fall expansion to the Sisters hospital making it the state’s largest. An added three story brick structure with a basement will extend the west side and house specially equipped rooms for disease treatment and major operations. Upon completion Catholics will own two imposing Montana properties.
Missoula golf day drew many local enthusiasts despite poor weather. The new Links on fresh ground played well with room for growth as about 40 members, with about 25 more expected, invited guests, and the absent caddy anticipated later. Rev C H Linley, promoter, enjoyed a round.
The Young People Christian Helpers' society plans a Wednesday social at Union hall with a dance that evening. The ball, lights, and printing are donated. Mayor Webster’s office will handle donations. Senright and H F Rust circulate subscriptions. funds go to Galveston via Missoula donors.
The private car of Vicw President D. B. Lamont of the Northern Pacific Railway arrived this afternoon attached to the Copper City limited. He rest here for a few hours then proceeds toward Hamilton and Spokane with Rocky Mountain division officials including Superintendent Charles Russell.
In Missoula on September 14 George Summers a 4 lumberman was injured when a log rolled over him in Dussells camp near Plains breaking a leg and an arm. He was brought to the Sisters' hospital by morning train in bad shape. Also house plants for sale listed by Mrs Young on South First Street.
Logging started for the winter by the Big Blackfoot Milling Company of Bonner. A force of men is in the woods on the upper Clearwater with several crews planned for the season. Owen's orchestra provides ball music.
The regular Democratic convention in Hamilton on September 1 nominated the same ticket and elected delegates as Crutchfield, with B. F. Ree of Grantedale added as representative replacing W H. O'Brien who declined to run.
At a Missoula meeting of the Republican county central committee ER. A. Winstanley was elected chairman Samuel Ellen named secretary and George Clynick of Bonner selected as vice chairman Bellevue?
In Missoula on September 14 Austin Maidment a wiper in the Northern Pacific shops injured lifting heavy machinery and is confined to his cot for several weeks awaiting recovery before returning to work.
John Wilson a Helena shops wiper fractured his right elbow and will remain off work for some time. Michael Striker a Helena coal heaver sprained a wrist. H W Brown an Ellensburg fireman wounded his knee and rests in hospital with possible stiff joint risk. New black velvet ribbons at the Golden Rule store.
Missoula urged a coordinated drive to aid Galveston disaster victims. St Omer’s Knights Templar donated 25 dollars, with local lodges and churches asked to raise hundreds to thousands more through subscriptions and fundraisers. The article notes many Missoula groups can contribute and lists church services and local notices.
The Dettorgia mining district near Missoula grows active as Rock Island Claims employ a growing crew and New York interests push development. A six mile road to Rock Island and a ten mile line to New York properties near De Borgia are under construction and near completion.
Judge Hayes presided all day in Missoula Justice Court over John G. Smith versus Oregon Wholesale Nursery Co seeking commission for fruit tree sales. Decision expected next week. The murder case against John Long, charged in Louis Raddigan's death, was postponed to Wednesday the 19th.
Rev George Stewart preaches at Hamilton Sunday morning. The Lacasse brothers visit from Cedar creek placer mines and will stay through winter. Citizenship steps ahead for Charles McCormick born in Ireland. E Wohlsehlager’s new south side home nears completion. Sheriff Curran returns from Selish after inspecting horse shipments east. Gus Marota’s West Cedar block foundation nearly complete. brick work to start next week. Trades and Labor council meets with large attendance. Tent living due to housing shortage on south side until warm weather. Mrs Joseph H Howden of Corvallis returns from England and Paris exposition. Lightning storm causes damage to the First National Bank area and is part of a wider outbreak. Politics rule Missoula with Democrats’ primaries 5–7 am and Labor party county convention at 11 am in Union hall. Labor delegates arrive by train. Water shut from 7 am to 5 pm Sunday. MISSOULA WATER COMPANY. Women’s winter waists offered at low prices by Golden Rule.
Missoula on September 14 held the funeral for Max Whitlaw, the young man killed weeks earlier by a fall from a railroad trestle in Idaho. The service at Hayes & Marsh chapel drew a large crowd. with no rabbi present, Judge Woody delivered brief, compassionate remarks at the graveside.
J L Owen resigns as yardmaster after months in the role and Conductor A D Bosworth is appointed to take charge of the yards by Superintendent Russell. Also noted is Ole Johnson filing a homestead entry at St Regis for 160 acres near sections 21 and 22 in township 1% north, range 29 west.
An analysis argues Russia’s rising power mirrors a century of Tartars conquering Asia. It recounts the 13th century Mongol invasion, the fall of Moscow and Kiev, Liegnitz and Miskolcz battles, and the near European subjugation before Ogotai’s death shifted focus back to China.
A historic dry goods store listing highlights a boutique selection of quality fabrics, notions, and merchandise offered by County’s Emporium. The brief notice emphasizes careful selection and top quality products for local shoppers seeking reliable, refined goods.
An Exchange reveals Miss Pinkie directing Jane to show Bhallowpate into the parlor. He brings a box of chocolates and is told the speaker is out after placing the box on the mantelpiece.
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