Floater fight spurs critique of town justice in Missoula
Missoula readers hear from officers frustrated by repeated arrests of the same suspects who are released with orders to leave town. Officers Larson and McGregor describe clashes with offenders who return, sometimes armed, after being released, amid calls for fairer detentions and accountability before election time.
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Missoula
Larson
Lone and
MclIntosh
Raddigan
Old
Ascot
Ed Laundrey
McGregor
Golden Rule Store Highlights Table Linens and Towels
See the new table linens and towels at the Golden Rule store with fresh designs and patterns. The display offers a range of sizes and coordinating sets for dining rooms and baths.
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Golden Rule Store
Fatal Spot murder case grips Missoula investigation deepens
Missoula officials probe Louis Raddigan killing with McIntosh naming Long as the killer. McIntosh repeats details at the island scene while Long is captured. In Helena, inconsistencies in his wet clothes account surface as sheriff Curran cites new corroborating evidence. Local druggists Smith and Simone report filing and property transfers appear in the county records.
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Missoula
McIntosh
Louis Raddigan
Curran
McIintosh
Long
Raddigan
Helena
Bitter Root
Lane
Publc
Republican Caucus Faces Challenge in City Ward Elections
A late ticket in a ward aside from the Fourth listed regular delegates, with half its caucus nominees changed, failed to beat the caucus ticket 19 votes to 32. Other wards tried to organize opposition but did not materialize. Senator Carter's efforts last week appear successful. The Republican convention is set for Saturday.
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Carter
Brooks heads to Boston as Bitter Root apples set records
George F Brooks leaves for Boston with his wife and will be away several weeks. Charles Emaley will run the office in his absence. Brooks just returned from a Bitter Root tour noting an unprecedented apple crop and heavy shipments from the Bass Bros. ranch with about 22 carloads of apples daily and other fruit nearing WW carloads.
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Missoula
George F. Brooks
Boston
Charles Emaley
Mr. Brooks
Bitter Root
Bass Bros
Funeral of Hans Olson in Missoula
Hans Olson, who died after being run over by cars at the Northern Pacific yards, was buried today from Odd Fellows hall in Missoula. Friends from Bonner and local Odd Fellows lodges attended. Rev. George Stewart officiated, rituals followed, and flowers adorned the casket before interment at Valley Cemetery.
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Missoula
Hans Olson
Northern Pacific
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bonner
Odd Fellows
George Stewart
Valley Cemetery
Missoula Man Sentenced for Ear Biting Incident
John McCarthy, who bit a companion's ear at the Headquarters saloon, was jailed for days in Missoula on August 27. The absence of the bitten man at trial limited the sentencing. Three other drunken defendants received five days each in jail for Sunday disturbances.
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Missoula
John McCarthy
Tie
McCarthy
Regular trans pacific freight moves through Missoula
The Northern Pacific completed its east to west transfer of Mat cars this week. About 10 flat cars passed through Missoula and were sent west this evening. Fruit shipments remain steady with a train of 12 cars carrying Washington apples passing through this morning, though yard workers find fruit trains the most work heavy.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Washington
Jury impaneled for inquest into Hans Olsen death
Coroner Hayes tonight impaneled a jury to inquire into the death of Hans Olsen who died Saturday night at Woody street crossing. The inquest yielded no new facts and the railway company was cleared of responsibility. It is believed Olsen mistook a circus train for an excursion train to Bonner and tried to board it while in motion.
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Missoula
Democratic club meeting plans county convention action
The Democratic club met at the courthouse for a business session with no speeches. Membership records showed over 200 names on the club rolls. A delegation will attend the state Democratic clubs meeting in Helena during the State convention. The Democratic county central committee schedules a meeting tomorrow evening to call the county convention.
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Missoula
Democratic Club
Court House
Helena
Democratic County Central Committee
Deering Binders Visit at J W Wilsons Death of MK de Kennedy
R J Kennedy former telegraph operator for Northern Pac between Helena and Livingston died at Northern Wyoming hospital after weeks with typhoid fever. He was about 40 and his mother was with him. Burial arrangements may be made locally. Hartleys advertises Fasiman Kodak supplies.
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Missoula
R. J. Kennedy
Helena
Tovingston
Forday
Kennedy
Hils
Civil Service Exam Notices For Missoula Post Office
Circulars posted around Missoula call attention to a September 26 civil service examination for position of postoffice clerk and carrier. Applicants may obtain instructions from the postmaster by September.
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Missoula
Post Office Department
Missoula Marriage License and Mine Accident In Brief
A marriage license was issued to William H. Rudolph and Emma Hanson of White Sulphur Springs. James O Rourke died in a mine accident at Mullan and was being transported to Butte for burial, accompanied by a brother of the deceased, through Missoula.
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William H. Rudolph
Emma Hanson
White Sulphur Springs
Missoula
James O'Rourke
Mullan
Butte
Land Office Notes from Missoula Aug 27
Missoula August 27 Charles A Poirier of Nine Mile files an affidavit of contest against Alexander Rostcos entry alleging Rostco abandoned his homestead filed Oct 19 1896 The government sues Robert F King with a hearing set for Oct 16 and D J Chadwick and J M Evans slated to represent respective sides The Latimer Smith protest is withdrawn allowing Smith to purchase the timber and stone ground near the White Cloud mine Bitter Root valley Final proof by Charles Kuykendall on 160 acres near Plains Hooper F E Reed of Carlton and William P Radebank of Darby file on 40 and 160 acres respectively under the June 5 1872 act Protests in Harry S Garnets final proof on 160 acres near Victor recommended to dismiss and Garnet to purchase The Garnet case also lists protestants to be disbursed and seven days to appeal to Washington Nick Brown and Dollis Anderson of St Regis file 160 acre homestead entries each.
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Missoula
Charles A. Poirier
Nine Mile
United States Land Office
Alexander Rostco
Rostco
United States
Robert F. King
D. J. Chadwick
J. M. Evans
King
Ralph E. Latimer
William T. Smith
Latimer
Smith
White Cloud
Bitter Root
Charles Kuykendall
Plains
Hooper FE. Reed
Carlton
Bitter Root Valley
William P. Radebank
Darby
Harry S. Garnet
Victor
D. A
Swan Johnson
M. Dyer
Garnet
Washington
George H. Garnet
Vietor
Laurence Corbein
Nick Brown
Dollis Anderson
St. Regis
Eye Specialist Dr Reisland Opens Limited Residency
Dr H J Reisland an eye specialist remains in residence at Rankin House office rooms 4 and 4S until September 2 inclusive offering free consultations to patients during the period.
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H. J. Reisland
Rankin House
George Wall Returns From West Vacation
George Wall, the skilled steward at Northern Pu eblo hospital, reports a splendid weeklong trip in the west. He visited British Columbia and northern Idaho, enjoyed mountain game and river fishing, and says the vacation was very rewarding. New dress goods and silks at the Golden Rule.
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Missoula
George Wall
Northern Pueblo Hospital
British Columbia
Idaho
Man Taken For Hospital Operation On Tumor
A sick man named Mixeoula Aug William Chester was brought to Migoula this afternoon from Philipsburg aboard the Copper City and taken to the Sisters' hospital for removal of a tumor in his side. He was carried on a stretcher. Choice cut flowers supplied by Missoula Nursery company.
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Mixeoula
Aug
William
Chester
Migoula
Copper City
Philipsburg
Sisters’ Hospital
Maxwell visits Missoula as bank examiner from Tacoma
J. W. Maxwell national bank examiner residing in Tacoma arrives in Missoula as a visitor to inspect local national banks. He will stay a day or two and has many friends in Missoula who are glad to see him.
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Missoula
J. W. Maxwell
National Bank
Tacoma
Maxwell
Missoula man suffers finger injury in hay field accident
August 27 report from Missoula notes Joe Fiahive from Plains sought surgical care after a derrick mishap in a hay field smashed his finger. He plans to return home Tuesday evening. The fire department met to finalize plans for a Labor Day exhibition drill to entertain residents.
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Missoula
Joe Fiahive
Plains
Excellent bread at Rosendorf's Missoula Aug 27
Republicans held county convention primaries in Missoula this evening. The caucus ticket published in the Standard Saturday was elected in each ward with no contest.
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Missoula
Congregational Ladies Plan Social at Mrs Bean Home
The ladies of the Congregational church in Missoula invite church members and friends to a social evening at Mrs. Bean's home on the south side on Wednesday. The event is organized by P. M. Reilly & Co. grocers' customers and supporters.
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Missoula
Congregational Church
Local Residents Visit Kin and Attend to Health in Helena
Mrs J Horough visited her ill son Claude in Helena where typhoid fever affects him. Several townsfolk return from visits to relatives including Miss Edna Borough, Miss Edna Borough, and Mrs A Collet of Florence. Other notes report moves, visits, homecomings, and a death of Ben Crandall aged 77 in Corvallis.
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J. &. Horough
Helena
Claude
J. A.llinagan
Familton
Warrell
Edna Borough
A. Collet
Florence
G. W. Samuels
Taylor
A. Coulombe
Missoula
Stevensville Mercantile Company
Minnie Dowing
Harry Latehem
EL Downing
Turo
Will Tucker
Victor
Sas
Colville
Vann &. Wells
A. Dadevod
Mia. B. Carter
Maggie Reynolds
Wilson
Jameson
White
Messrs
Ellis
Reynolds
Morse
Lake Como
Newton Vo Hows
Colfax
J. M. Buck
M. L. Rowe
J. Po Cleary
Charles Polton
Walter Jermigan
Appolonio & Fowler
View
J. Strongman
Hutte
J. R. Dingle
Burnt Park
J. Jenkins
Matthews
Hamilton
William Dallas
A. E. Hiunt
Nora
Ben Crandall
Corvallis
Cable outages keep Washington in the dark on China
Wires down as cable interruptions persist in routing centers. Officials on both sides urge action but no word has penetrated the blackout, leaving Washington without the latest on events in China.
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Washington
China
China War News Delays Hit Siberian Cable Route And Amoy unrest
Cable companies report the Great Northern line between Blagovestchensk and Khabarovsk interrupted while the eastern route runs with heavy delays. Amoy riots incite alarm as Japanese forces land. U.S. officials seek full facts and avoid committing to any plan for China. Ministers Wu and Speck von Sternberg seek guidance at the State Department.
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China
State
Navy and
War Departments
Great Northern
Siberian
Pekin
Japan
Corea
Blagowestchensk
Khabmroweska
State Department
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Li Hung Chang
Germany
Russia
Amoy
Department
United States
Kwang Hien
U Hune Chare
Doctor Offer for Free Osteopathic Consultations in Missoula
Dr F W Morris an osteopath offers free consultations at Higgins Block Suite 17 Second Floor Missoula. Contact numbers are 19 for office and 112 6 for residence at 537 E Main.
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F. W. Morris
Osteopath Consultat
Higgins Block
Sd Floor
E. Main
Missoula
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