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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
14
Western Montana office of the Marador located at 110 West Main Street Micoula offers advertising rates on application.
Republicans faced an unexpected advantage as early returns showed durable support. Democrats struggled to sustain momentum amid a crowded field. Party leaders expressed optimism about potential gains statewide and in key districts.
Missoula on September 24 reports broad public support for the Democratic ticket in the fall election. Observers say every nominee is well known and fit for office, suggesting a larger Democratic majority and unified campaign effort.
Missoula educators begin daily morning renditions of a weekly poet or prose writer as part of opening exercises. This week focuses on Longfellow with students Carolyn Osborne Ninnie Lewis Elva Logan and Ruby Morrison presenting excerpts. Next week shifts to a new author as the plan continues throughout the year.
Sam Elder, a noted horseman and farrier, completes a state leading shop in Missoula and plans to occupy it soon. The bright, neat establishment features a gallery from the Standard with portraits of fast horses and cattle and aims to be a gathering place for horse lovers as fall and winter racing approaches. A millinery opening by Donahue Company with evening music is set for Thursday September 25.
In South Missoula the yard of W A Mentrum displays a thriving orchard with apple pear and plum trees. Apple trees hold large red sound fruit, pears are the largest seen in the city and ripening rapidly, and plums at the rear are ripe and flavorful. Mr and Mrs Mentrum share their fruits with friends.
Dr. F. W. Morris notes in Missoula on September 24 that the grain crop yields are larger than early estimates. The western state is headed for a record harvest this year with thrashing still unfinished and several weeks later than the previous year. The grain is full and of good quality.
The Woman's club will hold its first regular meeting for the year in Elks hall on Saturday September 27 at 2 30 p m A social session is planned and full attendance is desired The Treble Clef club members are specially invited to attend.
The notice invites all to attend the millinery and cloak evening at Donahue's on Thursday September 25. All are welcome.
Missoula notes John Kuck of this city formerly of Anaconda has just completed one of the quickest pieces of work on record. Last week Tuesday he purchased an 11 acre parcel and began a new project.
Missoula county Republicans plan for a spirited convention with strong rivalries for several offices. The sheriff race attracts the most interest as Harry Thompson faces David Graham Chief of Police Larson J A Walker and George Pringle. Other nominations see multiple candidates as the party seeks viable contenders against a solid Democratic slate. The Golden Rule millinery opening Saturday is touted as Western Montana’s fall kickoff. Langely transfers to City Hall locale noted.
Sept. 24 report from Missoula describes old wood hauler J. D. McDonald mangled when his load slipped while descending a hill from Butler Creek. The wagon and team ran away. he suffered a broken arm a mashed hand and a severely mangled foot. His son found him and he was rushed to Sisters' Hospital where Dr. Glasgow attends he. The incident prompts relief and care details.
Adjusters Lockey and Andrews have not finished settling the Yerick property fire claim in Missoula. They left today to inspect another loss and expect to return in a few days to complete the settlement.
Missoula invites ladies and gentlemen to Mrs Kellogg Sacketts millinery parlors on Thursday September 28 from 10 am to 2 30 pm to view fall and winter selections. She promises eye pleasing options and affordable prices and welcomes all.
Mary Schneider Elizabeth Theiber and H K Otte have given F H Woody of Missoula power of attorney to settle the estate of the late Charles Otte. The notice mentions the Golden Rule and opening Saturday as a reference point.
Misoula notes list locals and visitors including L Smith Florence and Addison Sterling ritorns from Eastern Montana. Several residents travel to Bozeman Paradise Springs Lothrop Potomac and Nine Mile while others attend to business illness and legal notices.
Last evening at First Presbyterian Church on West Broulway Butte a large gathering witnessed the marriage of Miss Adelemile Hen Ningsen and Robert Alexander Mir Arthur. The ceremony featured pink and white decorations, a Lohengrin march, and a full bridal party followed by a grand reception at the Hen Ningsen home on South Wyoming.
Colombia receives two cannons and a large ammo stock from New York for the warship Bogota. Six American gunners arrive aboard the Finance as plans for Herrera's forces shift. The Bogota, bought in Seattle and renamed Jessie Banning, nears completion as a gunboat in San Francisco.
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