Decree Granted in Desertion Case as Court Sifts Damages
In Missoula on Aug 30 the district court handled multiple matters. A divorce decree was ordered for Amanda J. Rogers against Alexander Rogers due to desertion after ten years, with witnesses from Coloma and Beartown. Appraisers were named to value land for Ravalli county poor farm needs, aiming to free county charges. The court adjourned until Saturday. Dr Ooettinger's dental office to close Aug 30 to Sept 15.
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Missoula
G. T. McCullough
Beaton
Blackfoot
Marshall & Stiff
Carrie A. Cave
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Higgins Avenue
Fordham
Attorney Hall
J. M Dixon
Cromie
Smead
Amanda J. Rogers
Alexander Rogers
Coloma
Beartown
Thomas McHugh
Tyler Worden
Charles Cowell
McHugh
George F. Brooks
Robert J. Gleason
Roehler
Hanson
Freeman and Frick
Northern Pacific Express Company
Frank Woody
Conrad Fisher
Webster
Fisher
Calaveras
Cal
Perry Baker
Ravalli County
Henry Grober
Lyman Blodgett
C. W. Solberger
Baker
Hamilton
Forest fires burn near Lloyd and on Bitter Root reserve
Missoula reports several fires in Montana as J B Collins, forest reserves superintendent, notes a fire at Lloyd near Garrison outside government jurisdiction. Rangers and A M company workers battle blazes at Lost Horse canyon Overwhich Hughes creek with prairie fires threatening Teton timber. Cattlemen assist. No major damage on Gallatin reserve yet.
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Missoula
J. B. Collins
Gallatin Valley
Lloyd
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Tire
Collina
Gallatin Reserve
Teton
Gallatin
Missoula Fort to Welcome 27 New Recruits
Dr. MacGeorge in Missoula notes 27 new recruits will join Fort Missoula next week. They enlisted at Columbus Barracks Ohio and will begin their journey soon.
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Missoula
Fort Missoula
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Prize beef at Union Market box factory attached
A box factory at Lolo receives an attachment for the amount claimed by Samuel Dinsmore. The note appears in Missoula as part of a legal or financial action connected to Union Market.
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Union Market
Missoula
Lolo
Samuel Dinsmore
Mr. Dinsmore
Dinsmore Seeks Sheriff Custodian in Attachments Case
The dispute involves $1300 claimed in one attachment and $260 for lumber furnished to the firm. Dinsmore seeks a custodian appointed by the sheriff, and alleges personal liability and attached machinery and other equipment.
Hamilton Happenings in August report community events
Miss Bessie Cardiff arrives to join Hamilton Schools for next term. G F Lewis returns to Fort Benton with horses for local stock improvement. Lawn social hosted by Methodist ladies at Col. Crockett's with band aid. Florence beat Hamilton 24 to 7 in a peculiar three-ball inning. Warren Ribble plans Boise move with family. John A. McInnis and Miss Ada Daniels wed. social at Ravalli next Friday. Labor day purses and four races planned. Bishop Duncan to preach at M E Church South. Mr Cleary's health prompts return from Wiles’ springs. Death of R 8 Fowler. thrashing and wheat yield forecast. Hamilton flour mills reopen. Totman sisters back from Missoula. Miss Cora Thompson visiting before Darby school. Crutchfield family moves into Ladd flats.
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Hamilton
Bessie Cardiff
Illinois
Ed Doran
G. F. Lewis
Board of Cority Commissioners
Choteau County
J. A. Martin
Fort Benton
The
Methodist Church
Col. A. K. Crockett
West Main Street
Florence
Warren Rible
Stevensville
Boise
Idaho
Missoula
Ravalli
Ravalli Hotel
Bishop W. W. Duncan
Spartanbore
N. C
M. E. Church
J. P. Cleary
Victor
Wiles’ Springs
Fowler
Revs
Llewellyn
Hubbs
Totman
Cora A. Thompson
Beloit
Wis
Northwestern University
Kevanstown
Thompson
Darby
L. M. Crutchfield
Hart Addition
Ladd Flats
Brutal beating of horse in Rattlesnake valley
Residents report a young horse was beaten to death on a road in Rattlesnake valley this afternoon after failing to travel steadily. The fractious colt was clubbed until it died. The incident has been reported to officers.
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Missoula
Aut
Rattlesnake Valley
Miss Kate Shelley Holds Primary Grade Teacher Exam
Miss Kate Shelley conducted a teachers examination in the Missoula High school for primary grades. The paper notes a planned examination in higher grades the next day with several local teachers expected to participate.
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Missoula
Kate Shelley
Judge Fines Hack Driver for Fast Driving in Missoula
Judge Hayes presided over Harry Teutsch a hack driver charged with fast driving. He was found guilty and fined plus costs which were paid. The ruling may curb fast driving by hackmen in the area.
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Missoula
Hayes
Harry Teutsch
Putney Returns from East trip for Misoula Mercantile
C H Putney of the dry goods department of the Missoula Mercantile company returned home today after an extended visit to large eastern cities in the firm s interest. He reports a very pleasant trip. Call at the Standard office to see premiums offered for a year s subscription.
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Missoula
C. H. Putney
The
Missoula Mercantile Company
Standard
Funeral plans for C. F. Judson unsettled in Missoula
In Missoula on August 30 funeral arrangements for the late C. F. Judson remain incomplete. Mrs. Judson expects Judson's father from Ontario who will not arrive until Sunday night.
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Missoula
C. F. Judson
Bitter Root trip delights Helena postmaster in 1910s visit
Helena postmaster Jack Fisk reports a thoroughly productive Bitter Root region trip. He notes rapid ranch expansion and rich orchards up to Mineral Point, praising the water as abundant and cold and recounts tales of gold speculation from a ten years past. Fisk heads next to Coeur d Alene and Spokane.
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Missoula
Helena
Jack" Fisk
Mr. Fisk
Boston
Yale
Carrington
South Carolina
Bitter Root
Fisk
Harlan
Como
Opera House Opens Season In Missoula With Daughter Of The Diamond King
The Union opera house in Missoula reopened after renovations with the Daughter of the Diamond King. Prof. R Blian Owens orchestra will supply winter music and drew applause. Manager Hartley praised the evening as the house received favorable notices. In a separate Missoula item the sheriff's office had a busy day with juror summons, attachments, and related duties, but no major arrests.
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Missoula
Union Opera House
R. Blian Owens
Hartley
Sheriff's Office
Remains of Reinhold Lysen Headed to Minnesota
The body of Reinhold Lysen who died of typhoid fever in Missoula will be shipped to Brainerd Minnesota in the morning. His wife will accompany the remains.
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Missoula
Aug
Reinhold Lysen
Brainerd
Minn
Landmark Yet-to-be-identified Organization Reaches Drummond
Missoula reports state commander of the Washington K Co T M and deputy organizer James Pryor visited to establish a lodge at Drummond before heading to Spokane and Coeur d Alene. The brief visit highlighted local organizing efforts spreading to nearby points.
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Missoula
J. A. Orchard
Washington K
Mother’s faith restores child with Dr Pierce remedies
A mother defies doctors when her daughter is deemed incurable wasting of the digestive organs. She prescribes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription and the girl recovers. Testimony from Mrs Harrison of Rik City Neb shows six bottles cure. Also notes Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser offered free by mail.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Arlington, Washington Co
Harrison
Rik City
Douglas Co
Ory
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Cruz d Alene District Plans Lodges Expansion
The Cruz d Alene district will devote time to developing new lodges and reinforcing existing ones to bolster operations and presence in the region.
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Wll
Cruz d'Alene
Funeral for Alfred Fekberg Set for Saturday Afternoon
WissQULA NOTES reports Alfred Fekberg's funeral scheduled Saturday afternoon. Also noted are visits by T Sullivan of the Pacific Baptist of Portland and William Wallace of Northern Pacific. updates on ill individuals and erratic Northern Pacific train service.
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Alfred Fekberg
T. Sullivan
The
Pacific Baptist of
Portland
Congregational and Other Churches Schedule Services in Missoula
Missoula churches announce Sunday plans. Congregational church holds 11 am sermon The Message of the Bible to Workingmen with 12 15 pm Sunday school No evening service Baptist church features Rev F J Salsman and guest Rev F L Sullivan at 1 pm service Holy Spirit morning prayers by Rev C H Linley No evening services Christian Science meets at 10 am in Elks hall.
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Missoula
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
F. J. Salsman
F.L. Sullivan
The
Pacific Baptist
Church of the Holy Spirit
C. H. Linley
Christian Science
Elks’ Hall
Three Men Charged With Robbing Chinaman in Missoula Garden
Three men Fox his son and Cody were arrested and charged with robbing a Chinaman at his garden east of Missoula several nights ago. They will stand trial a week from Saturday in Justice Houtchens court, as decided today by the attorneys.
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Missoula
Fox
Cody
Miss Belle Libby Relapse Reported in Missoula
From Missoula hospital it was learned tonight that Miss Belle Libby has suffered a relapse and her condition is stated as serious. A telegram has been sent to her parents in Minne SOTA.
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Missoula
Belle Libby
Minnesota
Chartreuse Liqueurs and Chartreuse Business History
The London Pall Mall Gazette notes the Grande Chartreuse now sells its liquors to a syndicate and recalls Pere Garnier’s leadership and legal sharpness. Price cited is 80 000 000 francs with four liqueur varieties Elixir Verte Jaune and Blanche, plus many plant ingredients and absinthe content hinted.
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London Pall Mal Gazette
Grande Chartreuse
Pere Garnier
London
Emperor Francis Joseph honors aged Mexican songstress Concha Mendez
Vienna dispatch recalls how the Austrian emperor sent a generous gift to Concha Mendez on her 80th birthday. The tale recounts her refusal to sing a scurrilous song about Maximilian and Empress Charlotte, earning public admiration as the theater crowd relented.
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Vienna
London
Francis Joseph of
Aussia
Concha Mendez
Maximilian
Mexico
Charlotte
Queretaro
Mark Twain’s Donkey Quip During Holy Land Tour
While touring the Holy Land Mark Twain and companions rode a donkey. In a sudden stumble Twain’s foot slipped from the stirrup and the donkey got a hind hoof in it. He then quipped to his companion, If you are going to get on 11 get off.
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Mark Twain
Holy Land
Mark
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Helena, Mont
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Paradise Hot Springs
Estern Montana
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Front St
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Aston
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West Front Street
Missoul
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Bonner
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Toole Ave
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