Rindenger in Custody in Missoula Murder Case
Helena dispatch reports Missoula Sheriff Curran believes the murder of Louis Raddigan is solved with the arrest of Thomas Long alias Rindenger. William McIntosh testified that Long killed Raddigan for money, a watch and knife, after a drunken trip across the iron bridge to South Missoula. McIntosh claimed Long disposed of the watch, and both men were later jailed, then released, as investigators pressed their story.
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The
Standard
Helena
Curran
Missoula County
Louis Raddigan
Missoula
Thomas Long
Rindenger
William McIntosh
Long
McIntosh
Raddigan
Travis
MclIntosh
Iron Bridge
South Missoula
Melintosh
Longe
Lone
Bitter Root Valley
Anaconda
Denny Long
Lane
Scarcity of Dollars Delays Philipsburg Safe Opening
In Philipsburg this week a railroad safe containing eleven dollars in silver and gold is locked by a nonfunctional combination. Experts from the company failed to open it, a Helena expert was summoned, and the safe was shipped there for forced entry. If access fails, the money will be paid to the Hope Mining company.
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Missoula
Philipsburg
Hope Mining Company
Helena
Special meeting of W O W camp No 73 called
A special meeting of the W O W camp No 73 convenes at 8 30 p m on August 24 in the law office of W P Smith John Dall is the council commander and presiding officer attendees are urged to attend for agenda items and decisions
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W. OO. W
W. P. Smith
John Dall
Williams Attends Carlton Wedding of Fink and Lacaff
B Ed Williams traveled from Carlton to Missoula for the wedding of Conrad Fink and Miss Maggie Lacaff. Justice J J Bona officiated before many friends. After a brief visit the couple will head to Lincoln Montana where the groom runs a ranch.
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Missoula
B. Ed. Williams
Carlton
Conrad Fink
Maggie Lacaff
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Bona
Mrs. Fink
Lincoln
Mont
Grand Ball by Schiller Lodge at Elks Hall Saturday
Schiller lodge No. 4 of Hermannusohne presents a grand ball at Elks Hall Saturday night. The public is urged to attend this community event and enjoy music and dancing.
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Schiller Lodge No. 4
Hermannusohne
Elks’ Hall
Court Notes Missoula Ravalli term ends for judge from Hamilton
Judge Waoul arrived from Hamilton on the Copper City Limited and completed Ravalli county business for the term. He plans a rest until October 15, then resumes court sessions.
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Missoula
Waoul
Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli County
Cougar known as The Cougar finally caged in Missoula jail
Aug 23 Missoula Ed Laundrey nicknamed The Cougar fought Officer McGregor during arrest attempts. Laundrey broke free at first, tripped by a bystander at Florence hotel corner, then resisted at Gem building before Chief Huston aided.最终 he was jailed under city hall dungeon after a second clash.
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Missoula
Ed Laundrey
the Cougar
McGregor
Laundrey
Billy Laundrey
Florence Hotel
Couear
Gem Building
Old Soldiers Head to Chicago for G A R En Campment
A party of veteran soldiers leaves for Chicago to attend the national G A R encampment. Pope Catlin of the city and W H Reed of Carlton are among the travelers with many from Ritter Root valley. They will join other groups en route in the eastern part of the state.
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Missoula
Chicago
Pope Catlin
W. H. Reed
Carlton
Ritter Root
Cancer Removed From lip In Missoula
An operation in Missoula today removed a cancer from A. Hall lip. The growth had persisted for years and threatened disfigurement. The procedure was successful and Mr. Hall, a known Bonita lumberman, is recovering well.
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Missoula
A. Hall
Hall
Bonita
Missoula Teachers Begin Returning From Vacation
The Missoula school teachers who spent their vacation in the East are starting to return to duty.
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Missoula
A New York Style Hardware and China Line Heralded
A county department store boasts unmatched selection in ceramics and glassware. The writeup highlights artisans builders housewives and campers finding quality tools ranges tents and outfits at balanced prices. The piece promotes the season’s line as second to none in quality and value.
Missoula Notes Preview Season Openings and Local News
Missoula notes report golfers awaiting the formal opening of the Missoula links and farmers debating grain values. Tinners work on Sacred Heart academy roof, boilers replaced in Higgins block, and new temperance billiard hall planned by Ferguson & McDeritt. Community updates include political shifts, theater acts, a local office move, and obituaries.
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Missoula Links
Sacred Heart Academy
Missoula
Higgins
City council may settle street contract award soon
Absentee aldermen are expected in town Friday and a special session may be called to decide the street improvement contract for Missoula. The council aims to begin work this fall and hopes full membership will attend to resolve differences and accelerate the project.
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Missoula
Isley Painless Dentist Higgins Block Missoula
Aug note mentions Missoula and Higgins block with Isley the painless dentist referenced. The text cites Republican campaign lines questioned after Wednesday night address by Mrtherwood and a defense of the Declaration of Independence as a foundational document, noting regional support for independence and Democratic origins.
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Isley
Higgins
Missoula
Mrtherwood
Heavy hailstorm damages grain and hay in Flirt Creek area
A strong storm hit the Flirt Creek district yesterday, bringing about two and a half inches of rain and heavy hail that damaged grain crops. Hay crops suffered where stacking was incomplete, while many farmers have hay stacked or baled. The crop year appears large with strong market demand, and a recent frost near Flint and Stone station affected potatoes.
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Missoula
Flirt Creek
Furly
Flint and
Stone Station
Band expedition returns home from Flathead lake trip
Word from the university band expedition camping in the Flathead lake country says the group has struck the back trail and is on the way home. They report a fine time and expect arrival soon.
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Missoula
Flathead Lake Country
Missoula Labor Day excursion rate under review
In Missoula on August 28 the Labor Day celebration executive committee expects to announce the Northern Pacific excursion rate within a day or two. They anticipate about 1200 visitors for the event and hope favorable railway terms could draw an even larger crowd.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Record of a Vast City Crowd Predicted
A report notes an exceptionally large crowd expected to gather in the city, described as the largest assembly seen in years and signaling a major event or spectacle.
Sheriff Sees Suspect Held in Raddigan Murder
Missoula residents welcome word from Helena that a man is in custody for Louis Raddigan’s murder. Sheriff Curran, returning from the Helena inquiry, says he believes the right man has been found amid growing confidence that the death was murder, not an accident.
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Missoula
Helena
Louis Raddigan
Raddigan
McIntosh
Curran
Orchard Homes acreage expands with Cobban & Dinsmore purchase
The original Orchard Homes plat of 820 acres has been sold. Cobban and Dinsmore bought 249 additional acres adjoining the Orchard Homes addition, now platted into five and ten acre tracts for sale on the same terms. A promotional pamphlet and terms are available from Cobban & Dinsmore in Missoula, Montana.
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Orchard Homes
Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Mont
Missoula Hosts Fifth Annual Sons of Hermann Session
The Missoula lodge welcomes 22 delegates by train with seven more from the north coast for the Montana Grand Lodge annual meeting. Sessions run from tomorrow morning through Saturday afternoon, with a grand ball Saturday night at Elk hall hosted by Schiller lodge. Visitors enjoy city hospitality under local Sons of Hermann guidance.
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Missoula
Sons of Hermann
North Coast
Grand Lodge
Montana
Schiller Lodge of
Elkhall
Sons of
Hermann
Local People and Movements Reach Missoula
W M McWilliams visits Philipshuro while Sid J Coffee plans return from Lolo springs Thursday night. Charles Woodman travels from Butte and R M Cobban visits Butte on private business. County commissioners W B Russell and J R Latimer in city. A W Catlin surveys for Western Lumber at Lothrop. Amelia Carmeon files homestead near St Regis. Mr and Mrs R D Owen return from Superior to Missoula for winter. J W McAllister returns from wedding trip. Mrs McAllister visits Warm Springs before joining him.
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W. M. McWilliams
Sid J
Lolo Springs
Charles Woodman
Butte
R. M. Cobban
W. B. Russell
J. R. Latimer
A. W. Catlin
Lothrop
Western Lumber Company
Amelia Carmeon
St. Regis
R. D. Owen
Superior
Missoula
J. W. McAllister
McAllister
Warm Springs
Woodmen deputy arrives from Salt Lake reports successful grand camp
Missoula reports Will F. Locke deputy state organizer of the Woodmen of the World arrived from Salt Lake City where he attended the grand camp. He says the session was successful and after handling local order business he will travel to the Coeur d Alene country. Sewing machine supplies at Lister's.
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Missoula
Will F. Locke
The
Woodmen of the World
Salt Lake
Woodmen
Locke
Coeur d'Alene
Democratic club to open campaign with Purcell speech
Missoula on August 23 reports the Democratic club preparing for a Monday evening event. Hon. R. R. Purcell of Helena will speak, described as a rising young politician and a splendid speaker, expected to draw a large crowd.
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Missoula
Democratic Club
R. R. Purcell
Helena
Purcell
Democracy
Labor Day parade marshal issues first order
Missoula reports J. A. Ferguson, marshal of the Labor Day parade, issues the opening order. The parade forms at Union Hall at 10 a.m. and marches down Main Street to Woody Street and then to Ratroyd Street.
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Higgins Avenue
Pine Street
Pine
Madison
Main
Union Hall
J. A. Ferguson
Bonner
University and Esmay
Missoula
Main Street
Woody
Ratroyd Street
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Western
Western Montana
West Main Street
Telephone No. US
Worth &Ie
Ercantile Co
Missoula, Mont
Rome
Kohn Jewelry CO
Lissoula, Mont
O'd
South County
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Thomas J. Thornton
Singer Office
Smith & Simons, Druggists
Eastman Kodak
Peirce’s
Rosendorf’s
Ueensware
ST. Glair Steel
Hans
Anaconda Cowper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Missoula Notes
Court House
C. B E. Williams
J. L. Sweeney
Jack Wyman
Labor Party
No. 110
Frank Hollinsteiner
Nebraska
Alice Porterfield
William Anderson
Crystal
N. D
Russell
John of
Choice Cut Flowers
P. M. Reilly & Co, the Grocers
Fire Insurance
Smith
Higgins Bik
Deering
J. W. Wilson
McBride's
Ixecursion
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
University of Montana
Missoula, Montana
Oscar J. Craig
California
Greenhood Bros
Florence
F. W. Morris
Higgins Block
Morgan & Co., Bakers, Confectioners
Lister's
Re: Io
Ravalli
Bitter Root
Butts
J. W. Mehargue
First National Bank of Missouri
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
M. Keith
Sesecceses
Cashier
R. A. Eddy, A. B. Hammond
T. L. Greenough
G. England
M. McLeod
John M. Keith
G. A. Wolf, Charles Otto
J. H. T. Ryman
Union Market
John R. Daily
Jos. Cettinger
Northwestern
Uninaroie Dental School
American College of Dental Surgery
Daly
H. L. Braun
Charles Emsley
Joan Hares
Cons. H. Manly
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
Stoddard & Ross
Gilbert Rhodes
Front Street
Arciitloots
A. J. Gibson
Ge. L. P.ector
Housee
N. Coulombe
Rankin Hotel
Clis Livers
Enie and Pace Stables
East Front Bt
Fr. P. Smith
George Pringle
Pholograpers
F. M. Ingalls
First National Bank Blk
Ake
Shooting Gallery
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