Misoulice Resident Faces Financial Turmoil After Wallace Affair
Western Montana news reports a Missoula resident facing financial distress amid recent misfortunes. Yerrick, once prospering from Higgins avenue property and a bottling works, inventories assets near 50000 but faces alleged clerk embezzlement at Wallace totaling about 15000.
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Wallace
Missoula
Yerrek
Higgins Avenue
Courte Home
Yerrick Ade
Sohot
Walhice
Yerrick
Wallace, Moore
Garden City Bottling Company Enters Bankruptcy Proceedings
The Garden City Bottling and Liquor Company, led by president William H. Yerrick, is under sheriff’s control after a $35,000 claim and $110,000 in liabilities. Attachments cover real estate and stores in Missoula including the Higgins avenue block and West Front street shop, with assets such as 640 acres in the Coeur d’Alenes and a Wallace Idaho branch. Western Montana National Bank seeks mortgage security, while First National Bank of Missoula holds a $25,000 claim. Yerrick cites embezzlement at a Waltice branch as triggering the crisis and says liquidation may force partial asset sales while bankruptcy is considered.
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Missoula
Carden City Bottling and Liquor Company
William H. Yerrick
Yerrick
Western Montana National Bank
Yervick
Higgins Avenue
Cedar Street
Giolden Rube Gry
McBride Hardeware
Cedar and
Adams Street
Bottling and Guer
West Front Street
Wallace, Daho
Coeur ‘A’ Alenes
Meose Addition
Western Montana Bank
First National Bank
Pabst Brewing Company
M. Keith
Montana National Luk
Standard
Pierson Promoted to Chief Engineer of Northern Pacific
Missoula August 12. Meral announces the appointment of Mr C Pierson Becky Mountain division superintendent to chief engineer of the Northern Pacific with headquarters at St Paul to succeed I Darling who becomes chief engineer of the Rock Island. Pierson was formerly principal assistant engineer with headquarters at St Paul. No successor named yet for division superintendent.
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Missoula
Division
Hr. C. Pierson
Becky
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
I. Darling
Rock Island
Mr. Pierson
St. Paul Hls
Missoula Lectures Health and Physical Development
Missoula August event features Miss Kt George Conk ing presenting Health and Physical Development to a large audience at Mrs Corbin's residence. A women's athletic club will be organized soon with Mr Cooking as instructor. mail orders directed to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
Aug
George
Conking
Corbin
Woman's Athletic Club
Cooking
Eastern Montana Couple Are Married
Missoula Aug wedding solemnized at the Bogart residence in Avenue A. Simonson of Ab surokee aml Miss Lalu Suydam of fiebo were married. Ceremony was quiet and officiated by J A Barnes. The couple left on the night train for the east.
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Missoula
Aug
Billings
Carbon County
J. W. Bogart
Avenue A
Fee Simonson
Absurokee Aml
Lalu Suydam
Fiebo
Tee
J. A. Barnes
Simonsen
Elate
Hendow
Railroaders Plan Picnic for Annual Event
Missouri Avs. Doe notes the Northern Pacific railroad club preparing for its annual picnic. A committee was appointed after a meeting last night to seek favorable dates and arrangements, with a report due to the club on Friday evening.
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Missouri Avs
Doe
Northern Pacific Railhwour Neem Fave
Northern Pacific Club
Watering rules after gate navigate irrigation use
After the gate the bourse for the use of water for irrigation will be North of Main street, 6 room, to top m. Main street and south. top time book open in irrigating, the water must be allowed to Path Con Pile sheet Any Violation of these rules will be sent to the shutting off of water from Presses Without Palace. THE Mibeot LA WATER eta, July 27, ie.
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Main Street
Advertised Letters and Delivery Instructions
Officials outline rules for delivering advertised letters including marking unknown recipients as transient. A list of names appears for reference and calling procedures to claim letters, with note onAddress and addressing to curb misdelivery.
Local Names List and Berry Ad in Walter Criner Page
A long roster of individuals including Walter Criner Earl Pau James Doran and many others appears, followed by a list of ladies with surnames and titles. The page ends with a fragment about home grown berries at P M Reillys.
Missoula Notes Move Through Local Circles
Missoula updates list J. J. Buckley home from coast trip and Charles Neal of Anaconda visiting. Hershey on business to Helena and Butte. T. S. Letterman touring Bitter Root and Idaho for mining. Infant of WP Sehroda dies. remains to be buried here. Lora W. Hughes leaves for Helena. sister Florence Wood accompanies. J S Kemp Jr. and mother visit Tacoma en route to Miss Winnie Kemp. Joseph Grant and Dan Williams jailed for beer incident. 20 days each. Mrs. Jynick and Leonora visit Missouri. Rynick family travel again. Kentucky visitors Hallie and Fannie Richardson plan two‑week Portland visit. Al Smith fined $20 for disturbance. to serve jail in default.
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J. J. Buckley
Charles Neal
Anaconda
Missoula
R. S&s. Woodward
North Side
Ikik
Hershey
Helena
Butte
T. S. Letterman
Idaho
WP. Sehroda
Evaro
Lora W. Hughes
Florence Wood
J. S. Kemp, Jr
J. S. Kemp
Tacoma
Winnie Kemp
Joseph Grant
Dan Williams
Lustice Phillips
John Rynick
Leonora
Mrs. Lynick
Missouri
Mrs. Rynick
Montana
W. W. Richardson
Hallie
Fannie
Hallie Moorman
Kentucky
Porthind
Discharged hoboes skip after mill job offer in Missoula
Ten hoboes dismissed in Justice Hayes' court for a plan to move to Bonner to take jobs at the Blackfoot company's mill worked only half a shift and left yesterday afternoon. Justice Hayes questions the colonization scheme as a success and notes a stack of calling cards and a plate cost $1.50.
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Missoula
Land sales and homestead filings in Montana region
An isolated 400 acre tract near Missoula was sold to Gustave Swanson of Wisconsin. Alexander Lacompte filed ad homestead proofs for 180 acres near the Big Blackfoot. H. H. Davenport filed final proofs for Beaverhead lands and A. McFarland filed for 160 acres near Bonita.
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Missoula
Custave Swanson
Wisdom
Alexander Lacompte
H. H. Davenport
Beaverhead County
A. McFarland
Bonita
Water Works Purchase Moves Put On Hold
Missoula August reports mayor M R C Smith has shelved plans to close vaudeville shows to boost a water works bond. Advisers urged choosing between water and wine, delaying the park pavilion issue and the Gem and Exchange controversies as the city prepares a water works purchase proposal for release in coming months.
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Missoula
M. R. C. Smith
Smith
Exchange
Gem
Pierce
Duncan
U. N. Simons
Simlar
Heavy Criminal Calendar Looms for September Term in St Louis County
Missouri officials list a heavy criminal calendar as the September term nears. Informations filed by County Attorney H. Hall name Victor Janejan for murder after a May 20 shooting on the island, Lillian Hall for stealing two 20 gold pieces from James Stewart on June 2, Hillery McLaughlin for burglary at Rankin House, and Ray Griffith for criminal assault. Also pending Hoffinger embezzlement case from spring term.
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Missouri
H. Hall
Victor Janejan
William Phernetton Upoerr
Lillian Hall
Red Light District
James Stewart
Hillery Mclaughlin
Ray Griffith
Missoula Arrest Reported for Intoxication
Aug 12 Missoula dispatch reports Pan Brett jailed after excessive drinking. He claimed two days without a drink, but was so drunk he could not walk. Sheriff Thompson to detain him several days to assess sobriety and fitness.
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Missoula
Pan
Brett
Thompson
Missoula Gun Club match ends with Woodworth lead
Aug. 12 report from Missoula describes a trap shooting contest at the Missoula Gun Club last evening. Al Woodworth scored 47 blue rocks, Francis 42, Sheriff Thompson 37 in a three man event.
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Missoula
al Woodworth
Sheriff Thompson
M. Francis
Woodworth
Francis
Thompson
Miles Welcomed in Colorado Towns
Denver August 12 General Nelson A Miles and party arriving en route to San Francisco were greeted by several thousand locals and veterans at Union Station. An improvised reception followed on the depot platform. Loyal Legion hosted a reception this afternoon and the Denver Club hostedMiles before his western departure tonight.
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Denver
Nelson A Miles
San Francisco
Union Station
Miles
Loyal Legion
General Miles Receives Ovation in Colorado Springs
General Nelson A Miles arrived in Colorado Springs en route to San Francisco for the G A R encampment. A large crowd at the station cheered him as the possible next Democratic nominee for president.
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Colorado Springs
Olc
Miles
San Francisco
Grand Army
Miles declines comment at reception for candidacy
General Miles said it was not for him to say regarding his candidacy. He was given a reception tonight at the Antlers hotel where Governor Cummins of Town attended the event.
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Miles
Antlers Hotel
Cummins
Hamilton County Democrats Split Over Governor Choice and Leadership
In Cincinnati on Aug 12 the Hamilton County Democratic convention chose 42 delegates for the state convention. Most back John L. Zimmerman for governor over Cleveland Mayor Tom L. Johnson. A second convention met to protest Lewis C. Bernard's leadership tied to George B. Cox. A mass meeting is planned and a committee will report on contesting Hamilton County seats, including Melville E. Ingalls for Senate endorsement.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
John L. Zimmerman
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
G. A. R. Hall
Lewis ¢. Bernard
George B. Cox
Herberts. Bigelow
Democratic State Central Committee
Melville EK. Ingalls
Bernard
Zimmerman
Bigelow
Johnson
Montana state fair premium list for farm products
The standard dispatch from Helena reports the Montana state fair premium list for farm products detailing 102 first and second awards across multiple lots. Exhibits must be Montana grown 1962, with awards eligible for selection for the St. Louis world’s fair Montana division, and sheaf displays limited to six inches in diameter.
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Standard
Helena
John W. Pace
O'Donnell
Yellowstone County
Department of the Fair
Montana
Commission
Mining deal eyed for Big Six near Gilt Edge
Lewistown August 12 Special Dispatch reports A S Wright, a mining man, left for St Paul to push a large mining deal involving the Big Six near Gilt Edge. The Kendall Barnes King combination sought about 5 million in capital, but financiers hesitated. The Big Six, led by Hank McEvony, Gus Runaler and F B Wright, is a top local property with expected developments on Weight’s return from the East.
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Lewistown
A. Ss. Wright
St. Paul
Gilt Edge
Wright
Big Six
Hank” McEvony
Gus Runaler
Massachusetts Battleship Strikes Rocks Off Eye Rock
The battleship Massachusetts, part of the North Atlantic squadron, struck rocks near Eye Rock while returning to harbor at Ear Harbor Maine. It sustained cracked forward plates but slid off into deep water. divers confirmed damage as the vessel headed for Brooklyn dry dock after orders from Washington. The squadron, under Rear Admiral Barker, was conducting war games ahead of a Roosevelt Moody Dewey inspection.
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Ear Harbor
Towolsey
North Atlantic Squadron
Massachusetts
Eye Rock
Tiuedliana
Mcorpion
Manning
Washington
Brooklyn
Barker
Long Island Sound
Roosevelt
Moody
Dewey
Dowdy of the Buell family laid to rest in Forestvale
In Helena Aug 12 the Dowdy family held a funeral for the late Charles Buell who died Tuesday morning after diving alone at his home. He was buried at Forestvale Cemetery this afternoon following a service at Brand Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 11 o clock.
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Standard
Helena
Charles Buell
Woodmen on Special Trains to Helena Meet
Helena crowds expected as Woodmen lodge members ride in on special trains from Butte and other towns. Two or three trains may bring a large number, with lodges from nearby towns joining in the capital visit.
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Helena
Buite
En Tasse
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al Smith
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Planet Junior
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Deering
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Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton
J. M. Keith
Yaestern
G. A Wolf
John C. Lehson
Gd. H. T. Ryman
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Cushier
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A. B. Hammond
A. G
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M. Wehith
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R. A. Fiddy
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HB. Hammond
G. England Co
McLeod
John M. Keith
Ita
Tel Phone
John
Mansiall
Aid & Miggi
Almaconda
Mesaill
Ie Naval
North Rm Ya Clleami B. A. & UV
Mor
Jamea Orisenhw
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
Bonner, Mont
Fock Ave
Missoula Mont
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