Grandmother Assists as Child Swallows Carbolic Acid
Hazel Zembower, months old, fell ill after swallowing about two ounces of carbolic acid while under care of her mother and grandmother in Missoula. Doctors fear for her recovery as she rests and occasionally regurgitates meals. The child sustained facial and hand burns and a damaged tongue. condition uncertain despite care.
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Missoula
Hazel
Charles Zembower
H. M. White
West Avenue
North Sixth Street
Knights of Pythian Grand Lodge to Meet in Missoula
Aug 1 reports say the Knights of Pythians grand lodge will convene in Missoula with high attendance expected. Delegates from the world lodge and state body will present reports, making it one of the most significant meetings in years.
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Knights of S Grand Tuto
Mise
Sap
Tt San Fr
Grand Lodge
Erie Ne Lodge
Tax figure delays in Missouri county assessment
Tax figures are not ready as state board completes labors. County clerks cannot calculate individual amounts until final figures arrive next week or early next month. Water and stock taxes, road funds and county duties create varied payments across cities and townships. Total assessment rises by about three million dollars versus last year.
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Stat Board
Laburn
Missouri
Assailants Identified In Brooks Case In Missoula
Sheriff Prescott returned from Hope with George Delaney Stevens naming the men who assaulted Leslie Brooks. They are described as young, tough citizens, held at Pa hospital for care as Brooks remains in need of attention. Brooks, who smiled upon seeing the suspects, insists they are the attackers and believes they left him for dead in the yard that night.
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Missoula
Prescott
George
Delaney Stevens
Leslie Brooks
Brooks
North Side Hatr-Pulled Women Fight Over Children
A lively scene on the North Side ended when a dispute between Mrs Killsings and Mrs Runin escalated into a screaming match over children. A dog interrupted, tearing Mrs Runin’s dress, as husbands returned home and tensions spilled into further trouble. J.C. Burton, Osteo
Case dismissed in cruel to animals charges in Evaro
The veteran executive Cunay Hall dismissed the case against Lawrence Johnson and Thomas Morgan of Evaro who faced charges of cruelty to animals. Investigators found the incident involved a rope tied cause being fed and the animal’s frantic actions led the witness to believe it was cruelly treated.
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Cunay Hall
Lawrence Johnson
Thomas Morgan
Evaro
Arrests Reported in Aug Morning Under Sheriff Action
Under Sheriff arrested Dr Lat amid citizen reports at a location this morning and he promised to appear before Justice Houtchens tomorrow. Albert Marion left for Missruse after the aug 19 note. Daniel Arma stated that reports reached him about a possible sun event.
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Mistone
Ane
Justice Houtchens
Albert Marion
Missruse
Daniel Arma
Mines Open in Granite County After Long Shutdown
The Granite County mines resume operation today after years of closure due to litigation. A new company, formed with Irish backing, will restart production at the once large-scale mines and embark on shipments from the Santana Mining site. The community hears of plans and anticipates renewed economic activity.
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Granite County
Litigastion
Copany
Ireland
Tri
Santana
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to Meet in Missoula
Missoula prepares to host the Grand Lodge meeting in October with local Rebekah lodge members and visitors from nearby towns. Garden City last welcomed the gathering several years ago as Missoula experiences rapid growth, new buildings, and prosperous conditions. Local lodge members plan entertainment and hospitality to ensure guests are comfortable during their stay.
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Missoula
Tne Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Garden City
Rutie
Rebekah Lodge
M Rebekahe
Opening of Stevensville training school set for Aug first
Missoula reports Rev Dr Price financial agent to send announcements for the school year. The first term runs to Sept 30 and term opens Feb 2 with final examinations June 3. Prof M L Roark and Miss Fannie Cumming named musical director. Board of trustees includes B Tabor, G C Reester, Price, W W Welch, John Robertson, George May, Calkins. Executive committee: R M Swift, J S Robertson, Calkins. First year described as successful with students taking courses and preparations underway as the new year opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Price
W. W. Welch
John &. Robertson
George May
R. Calkins
Rom. Swift
JS. Robert
R Calkins
Dente
Ing
Atu
Enormous Freight Traffic Strains Northern Pacific
Missoula Aug 14 A heavy rise in freight traffic on the Northern Pacific strains the system. At Helena trains struggle to move empty cars as engines are stretched to the limit. Long freights delay passenger service by two to five hours, with damage to schedule and operations across divisions.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Helena
Will Be Well Represented At Butte Masonic Meet
Missoula reports it will be well represented at the grand lodge of the A G T O W meeting in Butte next Tuesday. Andrew Logan, a Missoula grand lodge officer, may attend if his heavy local business allows. Union Lodge No 3 stands among the state’s prosperous lodges with a favorable report to be presented.
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Missoula
Grand Lodge
The
A. G. Tow
Butte
Andrew Logan
Pres Union Lodge
City plans sewer improvements under Hopkins Avenue bridge
Commissioner Larson and Mississa discuss improving the sanitary conditions near the Hopkins Avenue bridge where a sewer discharges near the river. They consider routing a channel from the river to the sewer end or extending the pipe to the river. Other city sewers are noted as needing attention while main streets' sewers are reportedly functioning again. Bicycle sundries at cost, McBride's.
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Mississa
Officer May Street
Larson
Hickins Avenue
Xenis
Nead Ntion
Te City
Unable to Resolve Historical Item From Fragments
The readable fragments are too garbled to identify persons, places, dates, or events. No clear incident or entity can be established for a concise headline and summary.
Missoula Woman Travels to Seattle for Recuperation
Missoula resident W. Alae Dread of Polson has departed for a months’ visit to Seattle and other coastal towns. She plans to visit watering places and spend time recuperating there before returning for harvest season.
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Missoua
Atre
AL Ae Dread of
Powell Despondent As Trial Date Set In Murder Case
Reese Powell, on trial for murder in the first degree, begged to plead guilty before Judge Webster before departing for Missoula. He had earlier pleaded not guilty, with Sept 2 set for trial, and refused food in jail for six weeks. Court actions included divorces for WD Cunningham and George Lancaster, and a calendar of cases for October and early October dates.
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Standard
Hamilton
Reese Powell
Webster
Missoula
Powell
WD. Cunningham
Mary H. Cunningham
George Lancaster
Cora Lancaster
State of Montana
Montana
D. Hunsaker
Harry Williams
Anderson Bros
C. J. Allen
Western Loan & Savings Company
F.K. Parmenter
Mary
Parment
In Reber
Herbert Bretheour
Fina
N.S Chamin
Lake Whitsett
John Ham
Joseph Lacastra
Henrietta
George Jones
Malcolm Meaillan
Lyman Blodkewl
Amos Ruck
A. P. Wile Mamson
Riman
Walker
Ravalli County Tax Levy Shrinks in 1901 Plan
Ravalli county commissioners completed the tax levy reduction, cutting total county levy to 44 mills from 67 last year. Hamilton sees notable cuts in general and special school taxes, while district levies vary from 2 to 12 mills. State Examiner W. Hudnall reports year earnings of $124,280.52 and disbursements of $421.70, leaving $19,008.47 in the treasury as of July 13, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovandard
Ravalli County
Hamilton
W. Hudnall
Fort Shaw School Head Seeks 30 Children From Flathead
Campbell of Fort Shaw Indian school traveled through Missoula to the Flathead reservation hoping to recruit about 30 children for the school. He noted the program can support as many as 30 youths at once and plans to spend a few days on the reservation before returning with the children by late summer. Meanwhile Chummings Van Stone and family return from Rock Creek, with Van Stone ready to drive the big hose wagon for the fire department.
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Stone
Rock Creek
Grass Valley Farmers Hopeful Despite Delays in Irrigation
Ing reports farmers in Grass Valley and Frenchtown Valley cutting grain and stacking. Mr Eaton estimates this year’s grain crop will be about one half larger than in years past. If the Grass Valley Frencht Ditch canal had been completed in time, irrigation would have aided the crops.
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Ing
Gaspard Deschamp
Grass Valley
Frenchtown Valley
Eaton
Missoula School Census Planned For September
Missoula will conduct a city wide school census from September 1 to 29. The move follows a rise in school room demand since the last count and may be a joint effort between the school board and city council to share costs.
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Missoula
Ity Council
Missouri schools set to open September 15
Superintendent from Hamilton arrives with family and fresh supplies to start the term. He cites the delay caused by unfinished additions to the Central School Building and says the opening will occur on September 15, with plans to resume classes next week.
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tcKay
Hamilton
Haastard Foods
Schools of
Management change at Lolo hot springs announced
Missoula reports that on September 1 W H Houston will yield management to Walter Mix of the Tour Bean hotel. The summer season ends then and Mix plans to keep the springs open through winter, marking the first year of the new plan and a test of patronage prospects.
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Missoula
Lolo Hot Springs
W.H. Houston
Stnemer
Walte Mix
Mrs Welgert Returns to Spokane After Illness
Mrs Welgert, after a lengthy illness in Spokane, left again for the city yesterday and may stay at the Spokane sanitarium until fully recovered. Her son accompanied her and it was feared she might not survive her health crisis during the stay.
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Missoula
Antoy Welgert
Spokane
Missoula Wine Firm and Helena Engineer In City
Five cent wine era note from Thibodeau & Lew Missoula AUR. George T. Wickes Helena civil engineer visited Missoula yesterday and departed for the Coeur d'Alene branch. Wickes appeared as an expert in the water salt case in district court where Missoula Water Co. challenged water rights of 50 defendants on the Rattlesnake.
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Missoula
Aur
George T. Wickes
Helena
Coeur d'Alene
Wickes
Missoula Notes Wide Visitor Returns and Discontinue Post
Missoula notes list of visitors and movers including Frank Davey from Garnaut Helen Agee visiting Victor Nina Barclay from Butt Wilder Nutting from Bozeman William Floyd from Bonita Will Holley from Victor Albert De Roche from Florence and Frank Bogart returning to Helena Joyce law firm member De M Joyce in Butte A R Nurse named Carton agent J Stillwell arrives from Roswell to make Missoula home Mrs Stillwell visits Selish and travels with Earl and Guennil Bateman Mabel Weightman end of item
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Rockman
Fornia
Frank Davey
Garnaut
Helen Agee
Victor
Nina Barclay
Butt
A. T. Reeves
Helena
Nixon ix
Wilder Nutting
Bozeman
William Floyd
Bonita
Will Holley
Albert de Roche
Florence
Frank Bogart
Sty
de M. Joyce
Joyce & Mulroney
Butte
A. R. Nurse
Carton
J. E. Ford
J. Stillwell
Missoula
Roswell
Idaho
Mrs. Stillwell
Selish
Earl
Guennil, Bateman
Mabel Weightman
Hamilton Happenings Social Notes and Visits
Social correspondence from the Standard of Hamilton notes marriages, relocations, travels, and visits. Entries include Cerage Sand and Mise Styrtie Ken Inarer wedding plans, families moving to Soula, arrangements for Mckay as superintendent, Professor B Kay and family’s university bound trip, Dr Herbert Brethour’s injury and recovery, livestock sales by 10 N Farnsworth, local visitors Kirkland G M Dillard and ST Hauser Jr, Mrs Dr Dungan visiting Canton, Rev Rom Dal ton, Adjt Gen Lee McCulloch’s return from St Louis, and Miss Kittle Lee visiting Missoula.
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Standard
Hamilton
Mamilton
Priga
Ant
Soula
Mckay
Profesor B. Kay
Universiy
Me Rother
Caerapetten Wiene Eis
Herbert Brethour
Farnsworth
Dire
Irs
GE. Symons
Butteton
Stevensville
Kirkland
Umn
G. M. Dillard
Norfolk
ST. Hauser, Jr
Helena
DR. Dungan
Canton
Rom. Dalton
The
Christian Ehur
WM. Jordan
Lagtern
Henry Taylor
Wisconsin
Stevensville social notes list local visits and moves
In Stevensville Aug, J Ro Morris and family traveled to Liverpool and plan a visit to Ireland. Mrs Underwood arrives from the south to visit her brother and sister ROA Barker and Mrs Ren Young. Mr and Mrs EE Hershey of Missoula were guests of Mr and Mrs H Buck over Sunday. ROA Barker and Mrs Ren Young noted. Mr. and Mrs J W Lancaster were Missoula visitors Tuesday. Rev ED Mills returned to Stevensville as pastor of the Methodist church to the satisfaction of all. G A Kain transacted business in Missoula Monday. Mrs Lucy Langslow returned to Duluth after a visit with relatives. Albert Wood and family, who went to California months ago, have returned. Miss Bertha Simpson and Nora Dixon went to Moscow Idaho. Dixon will teach and Simpson will visit friends. Mrs E L Baker of Missoula is guest of Mrs A E Hunt.
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The
Standard
Stevensville
J. Ro Morris
Liverpool
Gland
Ireland
Underwood
Roa. Barker
Ren Young
EE. Hershey
Missoula
H. Buck
Victor
J. W. Lancaster
ED. Mills
Methodist Church
G. A. Kain
Lucy Langslow
Duluth
Minn
Albert Wood
California
Bertha Simpson
Nora Dixon
Moscow
Idaho
Miss Dixon
Miss Simpson
E. L. Baker
A. E Hunt
Beating near West Front street injures Lundin in Missouri
A man named Lundin was badly beaten by two men on the bank of the Missouri River near West Front street. He lies ill in bed, witnessed by two Indians, and the offenders were arrested and jailed after officers were notified by the Redskins.
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Missouia
Ausuma Youn
Lundin
Missoula River
West Front Street
Aind
Redskins
Missoula News Briefs From Aug 14 1900s Era
Missoula dispatches report Thomas Roach a former suspect from Great Falls died at the poor farm after months there. Infantry company 24 will arrive tomorrow with four officers, surprising local fort officers. Higgins avenue locations note nursery greenhouses and a city store. A boy nearly choked on a chicken bone. surgery removed the bone at Parson’s hospital. City Girls Concert band heads to Lolo hot springs for performances. Funeral details for a long-time local resident to follow from Madison street home.
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Aissowia
Thomas Roach
D. Harrington
Great Falls
Missoula
24Th Infantry
Fort F
Captain Hovey
Ala Nursery
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Hasoula
Ane
Comic City
Lolo Hot “Springs
Henry
Eneral
Medison Ple
Evle
Ibaaule
Madison Street
Labor Council Meeting in Missoula Elects Delegates
The Les and Labor Council in Missoula held a meeting this evening where JH Thurston and Reuben Dwight were chosen as delegates to the state convention. The convention will be held in Livingston.
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Missoula
Ang
Les and Labor Council
JH. Thurston
Reuben Dwight
Liveingston
Mortgage Recorded for 16 Million in Union County
A mortgage for 16 million dollars, involving Elizabeth and Angia, was placed on record today in the Union County Clerk's office. The note was formed by Lewis 3 and the Mercantile Trust Company of New York, as part of a United States security arrangement.
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Elizabeth
Union County Clerk's Office
United States
Sbiy- Sanlainee
Lewis 3
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
United “States
Shipvedding Compas
Atatenam
Bruce Welle to Start Paper in Stevensville
A well-known stationary engineer from Grass Valley arrives as Bruce Welle plans to establish a Stevensville newspaper. Welle, a skilled writer with prior local paper experience, seeks to provide solid news coverage for his Montana connections and friends.
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Bruce Welle
Stevensville
Alg
Seconaries Maton
Grass Valley
Man Jumped From Moving Train Injured Near Missoula
A rider attempted to jump from a Bitter Root train in motion near Missoula injuring his arm after falling on rocks. He boarded at the station with a friend aiming to reach the flour mill. A social dance was planned at Elks hall tonight with tickets priced at $1 for ladies.
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Missoula
Wii Woulvan
Elks Hall
Exmay's of
Cheetra
Canada approves Canada to South Africa steamship service
The cabinet approved a plan routed through London for Canada South Africa steamship service. Beginning in October steamers will sail from Montreal and Quebec in summer to Halifax and St John in winter with calls at Cape Town and possibly Dakar and another port. The document also notes a South Miners fraternity recommendation to donate 50,000 to aid striking U S miners, arguing principles of international solidarity.
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Ottawa
Canada
London
South Africa
Montreal
Queb
Halfax
Daily Express
Min
Great Briain
Tontal
Chamberlain
Wilfrid Laurier
Daly Expres
Cardiff
Wales
Aum. Sx
One South Miners” Fraternity
Igtrida Vonteibiste
United States
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Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
Bla Wolf
John c. Lefson
Ryman
Apie Burplus
G. T. Lewis
I. L
Taxidermy Sivers
Whie
Pythian Grand Lodge
Clerk and
Ree Watt
Hope
Lively
J.C. Burton
Osteo
Saurine Mines
Garden City Standard
Ain
Tor
Rebekah
Union Lodge
MeBri
McBride's
Mano
Ismes
Weader
Thowaht
Ley
Cau
Charley W. Dunlap
Hall
P. Plaine
Paul Plaine
Staples Snyder
Aug
IR. G. Comper
Cooper
Thibodeau & Lew
Missoula Notes
Hamilton Happenings
Alissoula, Auger nCa
Iron Mountain
Parson's Hospital
Kates
Tortanne
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Mason
White Mountain
Westen
First National Bank of
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Tom Keith
Rankin House
Joots
Maken
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Manufacturere
Wea
Bonner
Toole Ave
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