Man Hurt Jumping Freight Train Near Bonita
William Bell a Helena area butcher was badly injured early today while trying to leap a moving freight at Bonita. He suffered a severe scalp laceration requiring over 30 stitches and may have internal injuries though no bones are broken. He was taken to Parsons hospital in Missoula for treatment.
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Missoula
William Bell
Helena
Bonita
Parsons’ Hospital
Parsons
Bell
CHECK TRANSACTION DOESNT SUIT RANKIN
John Rankin discussed with County Attorney Hall a $75 check rooked from R Redmond who sold horses and mules in Missoula Redmond claimed payment due August 2 bank declined due to no account Redmond faces a potential charge of obtaining credit under false pretenses. complaint drafted but unsigned. settlement possible without court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Rankin
Hall
R. Redmond
Rankin
Redmond
Grant Creek
First National Bank
Mv Dmond
Hayes
Relieving Bonner Hotel Landlord in Missoula
Arthur Would was discharged after a preliminary examination in Judge Hayes' court on a charge of stealing two dollars from Pred Laforge, a Bonner hotel landlord. Laforge testified he kept gold in a pouch in his breeches. the money vanished but the bag remained connected to his trousers. The events followed a night of drinking with Hould leading up to the alleged theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Arthur Would
Hayes
Laforge
Bonner
Hould
Police court verdict in Hould case ends in discharge
Hould slept under suspicion after a missing money case. The chamberlain testified a gold piece fell from a pillow. The state argued theft, but the defense claimed an intruder. Judge Hayes discharged Hould, who had been jailed since Monday in Bonner.
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Hull
Hould
Will Murphy
Hayes
Bonner
Seven Automobiles Now Doing Business In Missoula
Missoula reports a growing interest in automobiles with several new machines ordered and a citywide impact on crossings. A trip to Hamilton by Mr. Largey and party took under seven hours of road time, with a Daly ranch tour en route.
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Missoula
Hamilton
Largey
Daly Ranch
Helena
Senator Carter
Danforth Remains In Jail On Grand Larceny Charge
Missoula July 1 Fara Danforth charged with grand larceny from Labor union No 4% in embezzling 133% while acting as walking delegate secured Col T C Marshall to defend him. Preliminary hearing set for next Thursday at 2 oclock before Judge Hlayves. Reports say Danforth borrowed money widely. security company asked union to prosecute him. Danforth remains in jail in default of bail.
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Missoula
Fara Danforth
Col. T. C. Marshall
Hlayves
Danforth
McNamara Goes Crazy in Missoula Hotel Case
The sheriff's office reports Michael McNamara, a well known figure in the Blackfoot country and hotel keeper at the Camas mouth, has become violently insane. Deputies Watson and Gannon departed tonight to take him into custody.
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Missoula
Michael McNamara
Blackfoot
Camas
Watson
Gannon
McNamara
Raising funds for horticultural hall in Western Montana
Missoula July 31. The push to finance a horticultural hall at the state fair grounds for Western Montana exhibits dominates local discussion. County commissioners may appropriate public funds to share the burden, with Missoula County needing 1250 dollars, following a precedent set by two other counties.
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Missoula
Montana
Dixon
Railway Company
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Missoula County
Missoula Churches Plan Sunday Services
In Missoula on July 21 church services are listed. Christian Church at Maste dar and Washington with Pastor KM Ressell preaching at 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM. Congregational Church at Pilch and Chesnut Streets with Pastor J A Bartles preaching.
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Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
Owens and
Spruce Streets
J. H. Salsman
Young People's Union
German Lutheran Church
South Missoula
Gustav
Epworth League
First Church of Christ
Metta
Higgins Avenue
Spirit
Scandinavian Church
West Spruce Street
M. Peterson
Missoula
Christian Church
Mastedar and
Washington Streets
Bey
KM. Ressell
Congregational c Church
Pilch
Chesnut Streets
J. A. Bartics
Regulars Will Camp On Monello's Ranch
Missoula July 31 plans set for a battalion from Fort Missoula and Fort Harrison to encamp in August near Ovando at Monello's ranch. Missoula forces depart August 1 for a four day march under Major Torry. Helena unit joins with the 24th Regiment Band. Three weeks of field service to follow with Lt Calvert arranging feed and camping locales along the route.
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Missoula
Fort Missoula Ane
Fort Harrison
Au-Gast
Orands
Fort Missoula
Torry
Monello
Ovando
Clement
Helena
Twenty-fourth Regiment
Calvert
Local Option Campaign Call Issued for Ravalli County
Missoula July Rev Edward Laecid Mills chairman of Ravalli County Sunday school association local option committee calls a Hamilton convention on August 4 to discuss waging a county local option campaign. State law requires one third of county voters petition to trigger an election within 40 days after petition receipt.
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Missoula
Edward Laecid Mills
Ravalli County Sunday School Association
Hamilton
Missoula Notes Encampment Updates and Travel Plans
Judge Woody and party camped on the Lolo while Hugh Kennedy returns from Spokane and the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Arms plan Yellowstone trip. William Mentrom and son Fred along with Houston Parson home from Bitter Root fishing encampment netting about 200 trout. P P Pierce, former Missoula hotel landlord, leaves for Tacoma via Spokane. family already in Tacoma.
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Woody
Hugh Kennedy
Spokane
Daniel Arms
Yellowstone Park
William Mentrom
Fred
Houston Parson
P.P. Pierce
Missoula
Tacoma
Mr. Pierce
Mines and milling resume in Granite County headlines
News from Missoula reports the Bi Metallic mines and mill in Granite County will resume operations soon. The district feeds Missoula’s market for Western Montana goods, and strong ties between Granite County and Missoula support regional prosperity.
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Missoula
Chranite County
Granite County
Montana
Water use hours for irrigation restricted by street
The notice sets irrigation water hours north of Main street from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. and south of Main street from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Water must not run on streets. violations will lead to shutting off water without notice. City of Missoula Water Department announces July 27.
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Main Street
Missoula
Missoula residents protest road conditions and slow spring work
Citizens in Missoula complain the road project started this spring has made limited progress, citing many opportunities for faster improvement and urging officials to accelerate construction and repair efforts.
Miners Blaisdell and Martin Visit Missoula in July
Charles Blaisdell and Robert Martin arrive in Missoula from a California gulch placer mine. Water supplies declining but still enough for the clean-up. promises of a fruitful season ahead. Visitors urged to stay at the Brunswick Hotel with Heckler as proprietor.
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Missoula
Charles Blaisdell
Robert Martin
Thealiforiuic Gulch
Northern Pacific may restore Montana districts to Rocky Mountain division
Reported changes indicate Butte Missoula and Helena Missoula districts could rejoin the Rocky Mountain division with Trout Creek as the western terminus. Assistant General Superintendent Pearson has been in town, and railway heads warn of readjustment in union standings if the Montana division elects to move. Officials say no official word yet, but the shift appears imminent.
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Somelbwley
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Pearson
Butte-Missoula
Helena-Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Trout Creek
Butte
Montana
Livingston
Missoua
Work of Biologists on Flathead Lake
The University of Montana biological station at Big Fork reports progress on Flathead Lake studies. Depth soundings reach 200 feet near Osprey island, with deepest water in the Indian reservation bays north of the peninsula. Dredging and plankton work continue while plant studies and photographs document life on the isolated island. The outdoor lab needs more space to expand and improve results.
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D'spateh
Kalispell
University of Montana Biological Station
Big Fork
Fhathead Lake
Tte
Mii
Osprey Island
Wis
Hake
Chapman's
Nerth
Wild Horse Island
Mit
Munyon's Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief From Colds
An old newspaper item touts Munyon's Cold Cure as curing new and old colds within hours and preventing pneumonia bronchitis grippe or throat and lung diseases. It notes a funeral with pallbearers J Kline Frank Dubber A Wolf Joel Moss Jacob Vealey and W H Houston and Rev Henry Rosell officiating at Missoula cemetery. It mentions Mrs Greenough's death and her son Thomas absent from the scene and a mining trip to Siberia.
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PL J. Kline
Frank Dubber
A. Wolf
Joel Moss
Jacob Vealey
W. H. Houston
Henry Rosell
Christiana Church
Missoula
Chreenough
Property filings recorded in Missoula county clerk office
Filed for record July 31 listing multiple warranty deeds in Missoula. Names include J A Dysart W Smith Henry A Hammons Anna Riley James A Innes K T Butterfield Emil Johnsen W Morton Maurice Fwerett and others with parcels in Park addition Plains Town com pany's addition and various mining district claims Quartz and placer locations detailed.
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Missoula
J. A. Dysart
W. Smith
Park Addition
Henry A. Hammons
Anna Riley
Plains
Tandem Township
Range
James A. Innes
Mdaward i. Batterfield
Butterfield
J. A. Innes
Emil Johnsen
Blick Cloud
St. Regis
William Morton
Maurice Fwerett
Tamarack
Packer
Mmil Johnson
George Lacasse
Alphonse Lacasse
John Lacasse
Guleh
Patton Couple Set for Yellowstone Park Bicycle Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Patton depart Missoula for Butte then tour Yellowstone park by bicycle. The trip will cover the park in the coming days as they cycle through the scenic route.
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Missoula
Harry Patton
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Park
Funeral Held From Home of Her Son
Missoula July 1 The funeral of the late Martha J Greenoveh who died at Mullan last Wednesday took place this afternoon from the residence of T L
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State Medical Institute
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