Opening Day of Western Boosters Trap Tourney Dominates Anaconda
The second annual Western Boosters Trap Shooting tournament began at the Anaconda race track under near perfect conditions. Local star Drumgoole posted a perfect 20 in five events for 190 total, while experts Hensler O'Brien and Sheen Ridley scored near 200. Notables Tom Marshall Father MacConnachie and others impressed as crowds cheered the day's high totals and the event's setup by E. P. Mathewson and Mr. Cochran.
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Anaconda
Drumgoole
Skeen
Boosters
Hensler
O'Brien
Huntley
Confarr
Father MacConnachie
South Dakota
Tom Marshall
England
Fred Gilbert
Sheen
Ridley
Fortes
McLaughlin
Seuetes
Miller
Chingreen Seme Eran
Rereeee Enes
van Pett Wee
Eliett Weerd Ee
Wy Bt
Huntley Pereee Essa Sss Seeses Esseereres
Holohan
Guy
Marshall
Deering
Sheperdson Pere
Taylor
Smith
B. F
Thorp
Strachan Bete
Dawson U
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Cook
Dunneett
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Thompson
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Bartos
Presser Cc Senna
Rowe
Nickey Settee
Renee Eeseee
Tuttle Wenn
Steer
Weaver, Sameweenes
McLain
Crewe, C. L
Faves Tees
Wilson
Lie
Eee
Wrens
Bowman Tenene
Eee Tae
Tee Site
Bradfield
J. H
Thomas
Harrington
H. W
Walker
Stephens
Mallory
Rebhatusen
Serene
Delaney
I. G
Cooper
Goddard
Brown See
Willoughby See
Seenee
Sees
Beaudro Aeenee
Burnett O'Brien
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Sanborn
Wetmore
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Hudson
Poston Tee
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Commercial Day for Anacondans
Anaconda and Deer Lodge observe Commercial Day with shops open late and a mass picnic. A parade to Deer Lodge accompanies a day of races at the track and picnicking at Washoe park, with post office hours 9 30 to 10 30 this morning.
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Deer Lodge
Piccinc
Butte
Pretty Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Washoe Park
Forestry focus marks 30th annual agricultural convention
About 89 college instructors and other agricultural scientists opened their thirtieth annual convention here today. Forestation is the key topic with Gifford Pinchot unable to attend. Dr. Thomas F. Hunt of Pennsylvania State College delivered the evening address on Coordination in the Promotion of Agriculture.
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Gifford Pinchot
Thomas F. Hunt
Pennsylvania State College
Reports From Acapulco Exaggerated Earthquake Toll
Passengers arriving from Mexican ports aboard the Panama steamer Acapulco challenge wire reports of July earth tremors, stating only two deaths in Acapulco. They note most buildings were single story, the city a fallen adobe heap, with about 6000 people living in tents yet no widespread suffering.
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San Francisco
Panama
Acapulcs
Acapulco
Minnie Bloch
Milwaukee Mint hosts beer and social notes mix
Local entries describe Milwaukee beer at the Mint and dancing at Washoe Park. It mentions visits by Jefferson City’s Judge Winston, fishing at Rock Creek, and a carload of trapshooters and traveling salesmen touring the smelter to see copper lit by electric light.
Justice meted out to offenders in Missoula court
In Missoula on August 17 Judge Webster sentenced C. W. Otto to two years of hard labor in the state prison after a guilty plea to assault in the second degree. Roy K. Nurse and Thomas Peckart, saloon proprietors from Taft, admitted violating the wireroom law by admitting women and were fined 100 dollars plus costs. Arthur Murphy, 16, received parole after a harsh lecture for incorrigibility, with reform school possible if he fails to reform.
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Standard
Missoula
C. W._ Otto
Webster
Otto
Roy KE
Nurse
Thomas Peckart
Taft
Arthur
Albert Murphy
Reform School
Southwest heat bakes Kansas City area as temps soar
Severe heat grips the Southwest with Kansas City, Missouri and Oklahoma reporting temperatures around 110 to 113 degrees. Two deaths occur in Kansas City while Oklahoma records extreme heat and cooling breezes bring partial relief. Corn crops reportedly in good condition despite the heat after recent heavy rains.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
McAlester
Ardmore
Vinita
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Tulsa
One Game of Real Bridge Played by County Dads
Missoula August 17. After county commissioners visited Coeur d Alene branch the clerk will advertise bids for two wagon bridges at West Falls spur and across the St Regis river near Buford. They discussed raising the Big Blackfoot river bridge at Bonner by about ten feet for safety but took no final action.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
West Falls Spur
St. Regis
Buford
Persch held on bail in Heinze stock larceny case
New York August 17 Donald L Persch a young note broker indicted for grand larceny in selling $100 000 in mining stock belonging to F Augustus Heinze returned to the Tombs today. District Attorney Jerome said Persch failed to name a higher up in a conspiracy and bail remained set at $50 000 with no plea entered. Fields head of a curb brokerage firm testified under subpoena and admitted loans enabling Persch to obtain the Heinze securities. Indictments may follow.
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New York
Donald Ll. Persch
F. Augustus Heinze
Jerome
Persch
Windsor Trust Company
M. M. Joyce
Heinze
Leonard J. Fields
Curb
Heinze Securities
Subpena
Western Montana Coal Company Incorporation Formed
Articles of incorporation for the Western Montana Coal company have been filed with the County Clerk for record. Incorporators are Edward Baker Hal B Ives and L B Ives all of Helena. Capital stock set at 10000 dollars divided into 100 shares. Three shares have been subscribed.
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Standard
Missoula
Western Montana Coal Company
Kfuphal
Edward Baker
Hal B. Ives
L. B. Ives
Helena
Pinchot to Visit Missoula for District Inspection
Forester Gifford Pinchot will visit Missoula after a trip from Denver. Torester Greeley reports Pinchot told him in Spokane he will arrive Sunday night or Monday morning and stay Monday and Tuesday to inspect the district’s work before leaving for Seattle Tuesday night.
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Missoula
Gifford Pinchot
Torester Greeley
Seattle
Fires Raging on Kaniska Forest in Northwestern Idaho
Forest officials in Missoula report three severe fires blazing in the Kaniska forest district of Idaho. Crews are on site with additional men en route from available points. Authorities say control may be possible before major damage occurs.
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Missoula
Forestry Office
Kaniska Forest
Idaho
Rio Grande Wreck Due to Criminal Neglect
Coroner's jury attributes head on collision on the Denver Rio Grande at Husted Colorado to criminal neglect by the train crew consisting of Engineers Lessig and Hollingsworth Fireman Wright Conductor Dalton and Brakeman McElhorn and cites a defective system for issuing train orders. An order was sent to Denver to arrest the crew members.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande
Husted
Lessig and Hollingsworth
Wright
Dalton
McElhorn
Denver
Weather breaks records in New York downpour
A heavy rainstorm in New York started at 8 a.m. and ended in the afternoon, setting new records for rainfall. By 4 p.m. 5.48 inches had fallen, with wind speeds peaking at 36 miles an hour.
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New York
New York Weather Bureau
American Beauty chorus highlights at Margaret theater
In Chicago during A Knight for a Day a year long run the chorus of about 60 women is dubbed the American Beauty chorus for their unusual charms. Edward Hume and Grace De Mar lead principal character comedy parts with the firm, whose publicity emphasizes the group as a notable backdrop to the musical.
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Chicago
Margaret Theater
Edward Hume
Grace de Mar
American Pharmacists Nominate Officers and Debate Formulary
The American Pharmaceutical association nominated officers for the coming year and will vote by mail. Charles M. Ford Eugene EK Eberle and J G Gooding were listed for president. A student instruction plea was made by Harry B Mason. Oscar Oldberg’s address on the national formary sparked a committee report and later referral for modification.
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Los Angeles
American Pharmaceutical Association
Charles M. Ford
Eugene EK
Eberle
J. G. Gooding
Harry B. Mason
J. W. T. Knox
Detroit
Mich
Oscar Oldberg
Oldberg
Terrible Sequel to Tragic Murder
The district attorney has convened the grand jury to act on both cases without delay, signaling swift action on the tragedy’s follow up.
Fire destroys barn rear of J M Vickery home Missoula
Fire started in a Cooper street barn at 5 pm swept the rear of the J. M. Vickery residence and damaged nearby sheds and the Peter Loftness home. The blaze endangered a full city block but was contained by the fire department with limited overall loss.
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The
Standard
Missoula
J. M. Vickery
Cooper Street
Vickery
Peter Loftness
Agricultural Science Society Members Feature
Portland report notes the National Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science is formed by members with expertise in farming and related disciplines. The item highlights the society’s aim to advance agricultural knowledge and practical applications through meetings and experiments.
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Portland
National Society For the Promotion of Agricultural Science
Prisoner Smuggled to Tonopah Jail to Avoid Lynching
Patrick Casey charged with murdering Mrs Heslip in Goldfield last night was moved from Esmeralda jail to Tonopah after deputies met the suspect 12 miles out on the Goldfield road. An auto breakdown delayed arrival before Casey was placed under guard in the county jail.
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Tonopah
Patrick Casey
Heslip
Goldfield
Esmeralda
Callahan
Owens
Nye County
Casey
Notice of Bankruptcy Final Discharge Petition
District Court of Montana hears petition for final discharge in the matter of Philip Pilja, bankrupt. On August 8 1999, Pilja filed his petition in the district court, triggering notice and potential discharge proceedings.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Philip Pilja
Petition for final discharge heard in Helena court
The court fixed September 6 1909 at 10 am in Helena Montana for hearing the petition for final discharge. Creditors and interested parties may appear to object. Witness Judge William H. Hunt and the court seal dated August 16 1909.
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Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
William H. Hunt
Geo
W. Sproulie
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Miss Mertha
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Archie McIntyre
Law
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Montana
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Mont
Tool Avenus Missoula Mont
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NEW Coal Company
Pinchot
Dr.s. A. Hall Electro Vigor Co
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Colorado
Rio Grande
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City of Anaconda
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R. B. Lewis
Tonopate
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Beryl Hope
Europe
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John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
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John C. Harrington
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Yegen Bros
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Cr. Yegen
P. Yegen
Charles E. Farnsworth
Wajestern
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Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
G. A. Wolf
John Lehson
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