Jackson Denies Guilt In Harness Theft Case
Missoula police judge Will iam Hayes returns from Hamilton and identifies Walter Jackson as the man who faced a Spokane court last spring for stealing harness. Jackson denied knowledge of Fannie Buck death and claimed no ties to the boy involved. Anderson Jackson, Walter’s brother, was arrested for assault in spring and, drunkenly, threatened to fight anyone speaking against his kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Walter Jackson
Jackson
Fannie Buck
Judge Hayes
Spokane
Anderson Jackson
John Woodson
Miss Gertrude Kohn Hosts Miss Sadie Jonas Lawn Party
Miss Gertrude Kohn gave a Tuesday lawn party in Missoula in honor of Miss Sadie Jonas of Butte with electric lights lanterns and outdoor games. Prizes included a bicycle tag an egg beater and a wooden banner as guests and hosts mingled with many local residents and children enjoying games refreshments and cake walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gertrude Kohn
Sadie Jonas
Butte
Ethel Day
Emil Leyson
Isabel Ronan
Joe Farrell
Fred Ector
Anna Marshall
Charlotte
Percy Stone
Churice Turtle
Mildred Corbin
South Missoula
Miss Jonas
Miss Corbin
Clara Corbin
Anna Holebere
Lutte
Grace Tully
Co. EF. Myers
Great Falls
Ona Sloane
Mullan
Idaho
Tonena Hosey
Dr. McGeorge
Webster Camp
Stevensville
W. P. Fisher
Bozeman
Herbert Alward
Flathead Lake
Frank
Wilcox
Plathead Reservation
Packer
Fort Missoula
Busy Seattle Visit as Local Notes Fill Pages
Local society items list visitors and guests with many names including Mrs Knowles, Miss Shull, and Miss Sloane. The women’s club music department outlines a year of assignments from September through May with detailed papers and chorus duties for each date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Club
Myers
Brown
Howell
B. Hammond
Kellogg
Himmelbauer
Cora Webster
Weber-Liszt
Knowles
Shull
A. Ross
Hamilton
Rich
George Webster
Cronkrite
Tschaikowsky
Davies
Hatheway
F. C. Webster
D. Kellogg
G. Sloane
Beckwith
Winstanley
Schubert
Brahms
H. C. Myers
Whitaker
Sprague
T. Worden
H. Kern
McGeorge
D Kelloge
Miss Beckwith
Kelloge
Scott
Connor
CC. Webster
Simons
Sloane
Tyack
W. Brooks
Shoemaker
Stephens
Miss McGeorge
Kern
Gates
Miss Hammond
McDonald
Kellocg
Bryan
Records Filed for Deeds Quartz Claims and Cattle Slaughter
Instruments filed for record include deeds for land in Missoula county to Keith Lacasse Urlin Knowles Cournoyer and others with sums listed. Quartz location notices amended and original filings for Cedar creek near Iron Mountain by McCurdy Mackinnon. Reported cattle slaughter by John Odenhofen lists 22 animals for June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
H. W. Thompson
Missoula County
John M. Keith
John L. Vane
Alphonse Lacasse
A. L. Demers
C. P. Higgins
Alfred J. Urlin
William Jamieson
Urlin
Hiram Knowles
Dulcina S. Robie
Knowles
Juchariste Cournoyer
de Borgia
O. A. Christman
B. F. McCurdy
Yakima
Keystone
Red Deer
Cedar Creek
Iron Mountain
Edwards
D. EK. Mackinnon
B. F.F. McCurdy
Chicago
Mountain Lion
Fischer
Bonanza
John Odenhofen
Copper City Packed as Butte Anaconda Visitors Fill Missoula
Missoula hosts a crowded station as Copper City arrivals flood in. Passengers cling to platforms and rails while travelers from Butte and Anaconda spend days in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Copper City
Butte
Anaconda
State Trades and Labor Council Meet in Missoula
More than 100 delegates from across Montana plus 25 local reps will gather for an important Montana council session. Topics include wages and hours of labor with executive sessions to follow. Delegates will enjoy a banquet at Ellis Hall and guided trips to Bonner and a major local sawmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
State Trades and Labor Council
Montana
Ellis’ Hall
Bonner
Kalispell Busy hub as Great Northern line advances
Kalispell Montana bustles with a dozen stage lines and freight routes as the Great Northern advances its new north line. Farmers report record crops in Flathead county with strong demand and planned railroad cutoff to connect to Northern Pacific, promising direct market access for local produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Missoula County
Kalispell
Montana
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Flathead Indian Reservation
Flathead
Bhithead
Flathead County
Stevensville Items Highlight Roads Saloon and Local News
Ravallo county officials Henry Grover and Satterlee visited Stevensville to inspect roads and consider graveling and bridging projects from the city to the Bitter Root river bridge. The Stevensville council granted W. H. Mace a saloon license in the Kain building with a late month opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Stevensville
Henry Grover
Hamilton
Board of
Ravallo County
Satterlee
Diurby
Bitter Root
W. H. Mace
George A. Kain
Mace
Kain
Montana
W. P. Baker
Edntor Miles
Webster
George Webster
Cora Webster
Florence MacGeorge
Missoula
Alice Grady
Conference of the
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Edward Laird Mills
Fred Smith
Smith
Washington
Hames
Harvey Fisher
Burnt Fork
Kalispell Not Hurt by Jennings Cut-Off
R M Reilly, returning from the Elks meeting in Butte and trips to Great Falls Havre and Kalispell, says the Columbia Falls cut off will not hurt Kalispell. He predicts Kalispell will grow in population over the next five years and calls it the best town in the state outside Missoula. Mrs Reilly stays on a Kalispell ranch for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
R. M. Reilly
the Elks
Butte
Great Falls
Havre
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Logan or Kid Curry Not in Missoula Letter Report Brought Up
Missoula August 22. Police deny a detective letter claiming Harvey Logan or Kid Curry is in the district. The report mirrors broader pipe-story rumors sent to Helena and copied widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Hillingsworth
Harvey Logan
Kid” Curry
Helena
Miss Matilda Waldorf Dies in Missoula at 19
Miss Matilda Waldorf aged 19 died of consumption at her brother Frank Waldorf’s home in St. Regis Missoula. She had moved from St Cloud Minnesota in April hoping the climate would aid her health. Her family includes several brothers and sisters. Henry Waldorf and Mrs P J McDonald of Seattle are to accompany the remains to St Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raines
Seattle
Frank Simons
Kalispell
Lalla Brook
Helena
W. B. Parsons
W. Q. Ranft
Lolo Hot Springs
Judge
Marmaduke Brown
Alvin Lister
Allan Bishop
Harry
Frank Cook
Charles Peartle
Grant Higgins
Percy Stone
Willis
Charles McKrom
Bonner
Pardy Pierce
Straugher Scheuch
Missoula
Matilda Waldorf
Frank Waldorf
St. Regis
St. Cloud
Minn
Henry Waldorf
P. J. Mc. Donald
Misoula Notes Update on Local Actions and Notices
Joe Casey received a 10 day jail sentence for drunkenness in police court. Charles L. Erickson filed final homestead proof for 160 acres near Philipsburg. Dulsena Roebie sold Lots 7,9 and 10 in Knowles addition to J Winters for 1625 dollars. Edward H. McCarthy and Beatrice Brown, both Missoula residents, were ordered to marry yesterday. Curran and Eyclesheimer filed a mechanics lien for 362.45 against the new Yer rick building. Fall teachers’ exam set for Friday and Saturday at the courthouse with a teachers institute planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Casey
Charles L. Erickson
Philipsburg
Dulsena
Roebie
DPD
J. Winters
Knowles
Edward H. McCarthy
Beatrice Brown
Missoula
Curran & Eyclesheimer
Yerrick
S’riday and
Barclay
Teachers’ Institute
Forest fires burn timber along St Regis to De Borgia
Much good timber burned as fires rage between St Regis and De Borgia with reports today noting substantial timber loss. Delegates from affiliated unions plan a banquet in Missoula next Monday at Elkshall on Tuesday evening with tickets priced at $1, available at M R Hardenberg’s store. attendees must buy by 8 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
St. Regis
de Borgia
Trades and Labor
Elkshall
M. R. Hardenberg
Engraved Cards and Invitations Highlighted at Standard Office
The Standard office invites readers to view diverse styles of engraved cards and invitations. Mail orders are directed to the Golden Rule in Missoula for purchases and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Office
Missoula
Automobile Run to Reservation Halts at Race Track
Frank Simons and Dugal McCormick began an auto run to the reservation but the vehicle broke down at the race track this morning. They plan a new start tomorrow to continue the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Frank Simons
Dugal McCormick
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William Hayes
Ravalli County Courthouse
Vail
Walter Sachsoa
Dante
Missoula Society News
Mont
J Knox
New York
Stetson
R. Gwinn
Meeting OF State Trades and
Labor Council
Ing
P. M. Reilly's
Jennings
Logan
Brunswick Hotel
C. Heckler
Oliver
Buffalo Pitts
Buffalo Pitte
Planet Junior
Deering
Winona and
Rushford Farm
Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
First National Bank
J. M. Keith
Western
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. LE Son
H. T. Ryman
Missoula Notes
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond, A. G. England, J. M. Keith
Dirk
R. A. Fady
A. B. Hammond
England
Jonn
T. L. Greenough
O. G
England, Co
H. McLeod MW
Keith
Mysterious Ae Oe Rao
Iemedy
Wonderful Howe
C. Gee Wo
Chinese Medicine Co
Alder St
Peruland
Oregon
Merbayd Hill Book CO
East
H Street
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Wee
Manufactu and
Big Jackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole
Missoula Mont
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