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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1901
Page
13
Event crowds in Missoula for the fair and conventions are promised two rare offers that officials say are as good as anything the organizers have ever provided. The message stresses the value and reliability of the deals.
Your choice of 20 ladies' tailor made suits priced from 10 to 15 dollars each. Abbreviated sale item offered in the notice.
These deals are valid only during fair week and deserve careful consideration. They cannot be matched elsewhere and should be pursued while the event lasts.
The Call Boy complains of yard chaos after a major slide. The Old Conductor, Yardmaster, and crew scuffle with idle workers, missing trains, and heavy shifting. He mocks labor shortage, praises hard work, and warns about dangerous yard conditions and kids near the tracks.
The dancing party at Elks hall hosted by Mr and Mrs KE Johnson was praised as one of Missoula's finest social entertainments with flawless arrangements. W A Duff and Alexander Pringle clashed on Higgins Avenue leading to a fine for Pringle and Duff remaining on bail. Domour fined for disturbing the peace and Frank Reed fined for maintaining a house of ill fame.
Missoula on September 28 reports Justice Hayes presiding over a packed docket. Two fighters appeared. one paid a fine and the other faced unspecified action as the session ended.
Private services were held today for Gen. J. B. Marion at his South Missoula home. Remains to be moved to Frenchtown for burial Monday at Frenchtown cemetery. Floral offerings noted. program details appear amid a busily listed event notice.
Missoula reports Orchard Homes school near opening within days as building nears completion and furniture arrives. city schools crowded. a south side room addition is filled and organized. district census shows 2100 children ages 6 to 21 with 940 enrolled, plus Sacred Heart academy attendees. about 50 to 60 pictures bought for schools await framing and funds via community event. mail orders to Golden Rule, Missoula.
In Missoula on September 28 the Ladies' auxiliary of the Episcopal church presented Rev. C. H. Linley, the rector, with a valuable traveling case as a token of appreciation.
The State Medical Institute announces free trial packages for men suffering from what it calls men's weakness. Men write to A B Robinson J D C M Medical Director at 038 iktron building Ft Wayne Ind to receive a sealed sample home remedy claimed to cure years of indiscretion and strengthen the body.
The Missoula department announces a state firemen meeting from Oct 2 to 5 with parades, sessions, and topics on training, fire safety, and apparatus. A Bitterroot excursion to Hamilton is also planned. The week includes a Friday night ball and a busy schedule of talks by delegates from multiple cities.
MIS OULA NOTES. W. B. Welch the traveling druggist visited Helena. A son was born to Thomas McDonald on the Flathead reservation. Various locals and visitors are listed with hotel stays, jobs, and moves. The district court in Missoula saw two divorces granted and new filings, plus several motions in civil cases. The Star lodging house relocates, curfew changes to 8:30, insurance claims settled, and Bitter Root apples move through Missoula. The week features openings at Golden Rule with Prof. Ganke’s orchestra.
East window displays extra heavy men's wool fleeced underwear as fair week sale at The Globe.
Offers Choice Sites reports the school section addition in Missoula selling at least 50 lots this month. Builders plan substantial houses on many lots as the north side area with its fine dwellings continues rapid growth.
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