Boy Seemingly Kidnapped In Stevensville Disappearance
Special dispatch from Stevensville reports six year old Fannie Buck missing after leaving home with his brother to deliver milk. A wide search followed, bells rang at dawn, and a man matching the description was seen with the boy near the Bitter Root river. Police and volunteers cover localities as inquiries extend to nearby towns. The child is described as brown eyed, barefoot, in overalls, striped shirt and light hat.
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Buck
Mr. Buck
B. McNett
Bitter Root
Puck
Main Street
Hers Buck & Co
Officers follow up clew in Stevensville kidnapping case
A Missoula dispatch reports police search for Harry Jackson in a Stevensville kidnapping case. Jackson, last seen in Hamilton after a hay baling job, vanished from a barn with Two Stanyvun boys claiming he was present between 7:50 and 12 last night. Deputies including C. Wright pursue leads while a Florence woman reports a man and distressed boy seen near Carlton. Jackson formerly lived in Missoula.
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Missoula
The
Standard
Stevensville
Harry Jackson
Jackson
Hamilton
Stanyvun
Jacks 7
C. Wright
Aoman
Florence
Carlton
Scarlet fever quarantine ordered for Lothrop family
Missoula August 4. Kid Hardesty of Lothrop brought to Dr Parsons for an injured eye. He also prescribed scarlet fever treatment as a precaution after the eye injury diagnosis. The Hardesty home was quarantined by the county physician and the father arranged to drive the child home tonight as no local hospital could admit the contagious case. Home grown berries advertised at P M Reillys.
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Missoula
Kid Hardesty
Lothrop
Parsons
Hardesty
Union Sunday Services At Methodist Church
Several faith groups plan a union service at the Methodist church with morning and evening sermons led by Rev J A Barnes of the Congregational church. Regular services continue at the German Lutheran church under Pastor Gustav Mertz with preaching at 10 30 and Sunday school at 10.
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Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Tev
J. A. Barnes
Congregational Church
German Lutheran Church
Gustav Mertz
Hamilton to Rebuild Electric Light Plant After Fire
Hamilton announces rebuilding of the electric light plant burned January 30 1898 by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company lumber department at a cost of 10000. Master Mechanic Dow orders work in the Anaconda shops with two new brick buildings planned to house engine and boiler rooms.
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Standard
Hamilton
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John R. Toole
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
J. K. Totman
Dow
Conibear Named Coach of Montana Athletic Teams
Chicago reports H B Conibear former Illinois track coach and Chicago teams trainer has signed to coach the University of Montana athletic programs at Missoula. He will have full control of the department beginning this fall after resigning from Illinois track duties and completing a Chautauqua physical culture course. He plans to depart for the Northwest soon to assume duties.
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Chicago
H. B. Conibear
University of Ilinois
University of Chicago
University of Montana
Missoula
Alonzo Stagg
Conibear
Kinois
Chautauqua
Montana
Northwest
It Is Up to Harvey Adams
Missoula August 14 It is a question with Harvey Adams whether he will keep his mouth shut or go to the county poor farm Adams sits at Parsons hospital with a bullet wound from a pistol duel with Latins Doctors Parsons and Brown say he cannot stay there much longer because of his constant protests County Commissioner John Powner warned Adams that if he cannot keep quiet he will be removed to the county poor farm Adams says he will settle down or be carted away, and the move may be perilous due to his wound.
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Missoula
Harvey Adams
Coorthouse
Adams
Parsons Hospital
Parsons
Brown
Jonn Pon Her
O Reilly Acquitted In Missoula Assault Case
In Missoula polices court H L P O Reilly was acquitted after a fight at the brewery. Lachman testified he was struck. O Reilly admitted striking after Lachman used a broken beer bottle. Both worked at the brewery. Lachman in betting, O Reilly on a wagon.
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Missoula
Aug
H.L
Reilly
Lachman
O Reilly
O'Reilly
Man Sentenced for Petty Larceny in Missoula
Gh Gordon jailed 30 days after Aug 4 arrest for stealing $10 from Thibodeau and Lee using a false $25 American Harrow Co draft. Moran freed after custody. Gordon held with three blank drafts. claims ties to Winnipeg minister brother.
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Missoula
Gh. Gordon
Thibodeau & Lee
American Harrow Company
Detroit
Hayes
Moran
Sterling Gordon
Gordon
Winnipeg
Ministers Absent Citywide Missoula Glide Aug
Many city pastors are away from Missoula as August events reduce local church services. officials expect limited worship when churches reopen and plan to adjust schedules accordingly.
Working Men Scarce in Western Montana
Missoula August 14 There is said to be scarce labor among workingmen in Western Montana and no excuse for the delay of work. Between 15 and 20 directors can be accommodated on the present project at the fort. Bonner mill is short on men and Northern Pacific struggles to keep crews on grade work near Hope. Call at the Standard office to view engraved card styles and invitations.
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Missoula
Montana
Fort
Bonner Mill
Northern Pacific
Hope
Tate
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
Peters
Railroad man in trouble in Missoula disturbance
Missoula Aug. 14 W E K Blake a railroad man was jailed after causing a disturbance on West Front street breaking a crib window and swinging at a passerby. Several others arraigned tonight will remain jailed until Sunday before appearing in court. Also noted are land and property deeds filed for record in Missoula county with various transfers and quit claims recorded in the county clerk office.
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Missoula
W. EK. Blake
West Front Street
Ing
Shillins
Hayes
Warren Ht Shoop
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
George PF. Brooks
Eliza Woods
McCormick
South Missouli
Mary Ke.stoffe
Perry Steffe
James J. S.ioodwin
Lote
Woody
Wolf Manheim
Rachael Manheim
Lois
Armick
Log Rolling Attendance Falls at Montana Outing
Special correspondence notes very light attendance at the second grand annual outing of the Montana State Log Rolling association of the Modern Women of America. A special train from Hutte to Welock carried barely more than one passenger, failing to meet the committee’s guarantee. Mail orders should be sent to the Golden Rain Missoula.
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Hamilton
Montana State
Wanimen of America
Hutte
Welock
Citizens’ Committee
County Board fixes tax levy for year
Special correspondence from Hamilton notes the county board of commissioners adjourned after budgeting the year s levy. State purposes set at 79.20 mills and county purposes at 16 mills, totaling 95.20 mills for state and county combined.
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Hamilton
Board of Poy Commissioners
King
Doctor Gwinn Auralist Feels Mourning In Frenchtown
Dr. R Gwinn an ocurrist and aurist from Missoula reports the death of John Donohue a middle aged man who recently moved from Canada seeking Tivalth benefits. He died at Iron Mountain this afternoon from consumption. The remains will be brought to Frenchtown tomorrow for interment.
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Missoula
John Donohue
Iron Mountain
Canada
Tivalth
Frenchtown
Missoula Typhoid Case Reported at Brunswick Hotel
A Missoula health notice reports Karl Davis a mill worker near Hayes Mills has typhoid fever and is being treated at a local hospital. The alert urges residents to seek medical care and mentions the Brunswick hotel as a point of contact.
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Missoula
Aig
Karl Davis
Hayes’ Mills
Lee Seemn
Buckley to Open Temporary Office in Missoula
Dr. J J Buckley recently returned from a trip to the east will establish a temporary office in the rear of the First National Bank building His residence remains at the Florence hotel In Missoula today August 1st
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Missoula
J. J. Buckley
First National Bank
Plorence Hotel
Russia's Czar to Visit Austrian Emperor This October
Reports from Vienna indicate the czar of Russia may make an official visit to the Austrian emperor at the end of October, signaling a potential thaw in strained relations and a key diplomatic milestone.
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Vienna
Russia
Austria
Insanity Adjudications in Missoula Court Order Two to Warm Springs
In Missoula two men were adjudged insane by a commission including John Bonner and Doctors McCall and Mccullough. Julius Hebner, from Dakota seeking homestead rights, and Peter Zueber, accused of peering over fences, were committed to Warm Springs after the hearing. Officers reported Hebner claimed lost teams and came from a long venture, while Zueber resisted arrest and stated no ties to a home. Both were to be moved to Warm Springs the next day.
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Missoula
John Bonner
McCall
Mccullough
Warm Springs
Missoula County
Dakotas
Lolo
Sterling
Julius Hebner
Dakota
Montana
Peter Zueber
Pattee Canyon
East Spruce Street
Hollingsworth
Zueber
Hill
Eppinger Compromise Must Be Accepted
San Francisco Aug M Referee in Bankruptcy Green directed Trustee Henry Wadsworth to accept the compromise offered by Joshua Eppinger for money drawn from the firm and charged to his own account. Eppinger drew about 40000 and calculated salary to reduce the bankrupt firm’s debt to 13000 dollars. He offered to pay this sum to settle his indebtedness. Creditors, represented by Attorney Freidenrich, promise sensational testimony at the next meeting Thursday with Bookkeeper Freund again on the stand.
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San Francisco
Aug. M
Henry Wadsworth
Joshua Eppinger
Eppinger
Furm
Freidenrich
Freund
Pope Praises Irish as Dear Loyal People
The pope met Irish representatives in private audience and praised the Irish as dear loyal people. He expressed wishes for their prosperity and happiness amid ongoing Vatican appointment speculation. Local dispatch notes planned travel and fraternal events involving Minneapolis delegations and a drill corps meeting in New York City.
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Pope
Rome
Thomas Esmond
Thomas
Vatican
Excursion to Helens Called Off for Clerks’ Holiday
Special Dispatch reports in Geat Palle on August 14 that an excursion to Helens for clerks’ helidas is planned. Negotiations between Clerks' union and Great Northern Railway for excursion rates are off, leaving each clerk free to spend Monday as he wishes.
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Standard
Geat Palle
Helens
Helidas
Clerks’ Union
Great Northern Railway Company
Idaho Stock Firm Goes to the Wall
Ogden attorneys Bweetser and Burroughs file a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court at Boise for a prominent Idaho stock firm. Liabilities are listed at SW assets at unu. National Bank is the largest creditor. In Vanapolis August 14 Socialist convention of the United Garment Workers votes to exclude that section from their political program. Toole proclaims Labor Day in Montana for September 7.
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Ogden
Utah
Aus
Bweetser & Burroughs
Kiahe
Boise
Hes
Vanapolis
United Garment Workers
A Big Bluff Miners Say No Protection Needed
Cripple Creek Colorado Aug 14 The strike committee replies to mine owners reopening manifesto calling their move a big bluff The miners quit for a principle and will not return until ordered by officers They say no protection is needed as miners are law abiding and expect no trouble No imported thugs will be tolerated and officials will act if they appear.
Man Impersonates Officer Stops Train in Montana
Thomas McDevitt was arrested in Chinook under a Great Northern warrant for impersonating an officer and using indecent language aboard a moving train. He allegedly halted the train to arrest a woman who had taken $20 from a man at a Montana concert hall, then left after receiving the money. Authorities may file a charge for delaying mail.
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Standard
Havre
Thomas McDevitt
Great Northern
McDevitt
Montana
Wormin
Mebrewitz
United States
Wool Clips Auction in Billings Amid Mixed Bids
Three wool clips totaling about 30 000 pounds were offered in Billings today. J L Rapstad bid 25 000 pounds at 50 cents but was rejected and consigned to John Do ladge. Kil Watters sold 2 500 pounds to J Williams Co at 11 1/2 cents. Wil Han Winecup held the top bid with 200 000 pounds to J Williams Co at 11 1/2 cents, owner to decide tomorrow. Baling crews at the Northern Pa wool warehouse reported a rapid run, two pounds baled in four hours.
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Standard
Billings
Toeday
J. L. Rapstad
Big Timber
John Do.ladge
J. Williams & Co
Wil- Han Winecup
Pa Ithe
Patterson to Miles City for wool sale and range search
In Timber Aug 14 Patterson has gone to Miles City to dispose of wool and seek better range. His sheep were shorn near Miles City this year after trailing them to find improved grazing. output about Suane pounds. Also Berlin Aug 14 Lieut Gen Vouromse relieved as minister of War. von Ernem appointed successor in the war department. In New York Aug 14 George R Crighton, two years of age, 400 law clerk, arrested for forgery.
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Standard
Patterson
Miles City
Berlin
Vouromse
von Ernem
Department of Wir
Nis Slocessor
New York
George R. Creighton
Rochester Encampment Passes Resolution Praising Miles
At the Calon Veterans national encampment in Rochester on August 14 a resolution was passed commending the acts of Lieutenant General Miles.
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Rochester
Calon Veterans
Miles
Boy Hurt In Town Baseball Game Accident
Pontena Kansas on August 14 a four year old named William Hig gine was hired in a local base ball game and while running between Miser he was struck on the temple by a wall.
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Pontena
Kan
William Higgine
Miser
Suspension of R A Patterson on consolidated Stock Exchange
New York August 14 The suspension of R A Patterson a member of the consolidated Stock Exchange was announced today. The failure was not portentous.
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New York
R.A. Patterson
Onsolidated Stock Exchange
ULM Portent
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Fannie Buck
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Little Fannie
Mrs. Join Buck
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Tion
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Anaconda Company
Outfit
Watterson
A. Lachman
Standard Office
Anil
Pat
Lmooula
Blake
Golden Rain Missoula
R. Gwinn
Mill Hood
Brunswick Hotel
Heckler
Vpeoos
Peter Lacher
Specia
W. A. Murdock
Havre Aeris Fraternal Order
Kaghke
Plorian
A. Carnal
New York City
Foon KB
Minneapolis
Idaho
Sovintiste
Helena
Joseph K. Toole
Repple Creek
Tee
Cripple Creek
Colo
Thomas Wdevitt
Dollars—Ving Released
Oliver
Buffalo Pitts
Deering
Winona and Rushford Farm
Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
J. M. Keith
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wour
John C. Lehson
H. T. Ryman
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
Casble
R. A. FdAdy
V. L. Greenough A. BK. Hiammond
England
A. G
H. McLeod John M. Keith
Mont
Wiles Ciy
VAS
Seco
Ures Kheumati
Quark
IR Lome
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
Bonner, Mont
Petail Yard
Toole Ave
Missoula Mont
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