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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1902
Page
14
Tuesday afternoon events include a funeral and temporary interment in the Mis soula cemetery for Mrs. Jones with two sons arriving from Spokane. Reports cover court in Tuscor with Johnson’s death and a train accident that exonerates the crew.
Missoula reporters recount Republican delegates returning from Great Falls at night. They rushed home for supper and have eaten steadily since, praising the Cataract city’s hospitality and the welcome they received.
Miasoula reports the beet sugar plant at Hamilton has been abandoned for now after lengthy consideration. Although beet experiments and yields were satisfactory and data gathered will aid future work, other factors led to pausing construction.
The death of L. B. Jones, announced by the Standard, is a severe blow to Missoula where he was well known and respected. The Knights of Pythias will oversee the funeral arrangements.
Col. C. B. Nolan and Clerk Rickerts visited Missoula today as they head to Hamilton to serve as witnesses in the Reese Powell murder case.
Special correspondence from Hamilton notes Missoula merchants opened under the Golden Rule and now operate with stocks ten times larger. Court convenes Monday morning for a notably interesting term as the vy year proceeds.
Readers are invited to visit Donohue Co's store at the fair where stylish millinery is offered cheaper than elsewhere. The message emphasizes combining enjoyment with savings under the GOLDEN RULE branding.
Missoula residents report a string of visitors including Edward Lozeau and H S Green, with others from Plains Great Falls Thompson and Frenchtown. Local events include births, hotel registrations, a new roof on Northern Pacific shops and Bitter Root branch train service gaining popularity.
Missoula September 2 Joe Dixon Republican nominee for congress spoke at the Union Opera House in a reception billed as a ratification meeting. The event featured E C Mulroney and comments from W B Jessup, William Nell and others, with Dixon praising past service and outlining campaign aims amid a festive but crowded atmosphere.
Toole sought a court appointment likely to anger voters while in Washington he aimed to open Flathead residence to settlement and establish a permanent Fort facility. He claimed a 6,000 vote lead for the Republican ticket this fall and planned to telegraph from Washington after election. P J Kline Paul Wagnatz and others joined on stage to respond.
Missoula shoppers are urged to find well dressed Kupenheimer clothes at Golden Rule with prices described as affordable. The line emphasizes stylishness and value for cost conscious customers.
In Missoula on Sept 29 a full attendance gathered for a Democratic Central Committee meeting. The organizers drafted a campaign speakers itinerary and confirmed arrangements for forthcoming events.
Missoula report Albert Mellow, a young man injured weeks earlier by a fall from a horse at Quartz, died tonight at Parsons' hospital. His death closes a brief medical case following the incident.
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