Niles Sent Up For A Year B Wife And Sister Affected
Missoula December 7 Judge Webster sentenced C B Niles to the penitentiary for one year at hard labor after he pled guilty to forgery. His wife sister and brother are to pay the debts and money obtained by the crimes. The case drew strong interest as Niles, once a hard worker, broke down at sentencing. Meanwhile the Sherman Baker case neared verdict with Baker accused of horse theft. The McHugh condemnation suit was stricken from the docket as settled, and Mrs Zellner won a partial divorce victory by default. Juror Theodore Bedard was excused from further attendance. Shop early to beat the Globe crowds.
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Missoula
Webster
C. B. Niles
Niles
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Missoula Teachers Pass Except Two in Exams
Miss Kate Shelley, superintendent, announced grading of last week’s teachers’ exam shows all examinees passed with good grades except two. Six teachers who came to the city reviewed arithmetic and then decided not to attempt the test, returning home. Names of those who passed include Gertrude Buckhouse, Eleanor MacDonald, Louise MacDonald, Marguerite Peterson, Ella Castillo, Nethe C. Mattson, Ada Smith, Page Bunker, W. E. Nippert, Rosamond Cope, Edith Mooney, Clara Bird, Katherine Gehrett, Minnie McHugh, Pearl Marshall and Otilia Abendroth.
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Missoula
Kate Shelley
Missoula County
Gertrude Buckhouse
Eleanor MacDonald
Louise MacDonald
Marguerite Peterson
Ella Castillo
Nethe C. Mattson
Ada Smith
Page Bunker
W. E. Nippert
Rosamond Cope
Edith Mooney
Clara Bird
Katherine Gehrett
Minnie McHugh
Pearl Marshall
Otilia Abendroth
Three Men Escape Death in De Smet Train Collision
Three men riding a handcar near De Smet narrowly escaped death when eastbound train No. 4 collided with their car. They jumped just in time and sustained only minor bruises as the car was reduced to splinters.
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Missoula
de Smet
Fort Missoula Healthiest Post Claim
Dr Kelloge chief surgeon at Fort Missoula says the post is the most healthful in the department with only four cages under the factor's care and none of them serious. The post has held this reputation since opening.
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Missoula
Kelloge
Fort Missoula
Shappard Heads to Hot Springs for Rheumatism Relief
Harry L. Shappard of Buckeye leaves Northern Pacific depot for Hot Springs to sweat out rheumatism. He has stayed in the Sisters' hospital five or six days, growing restless from confinement and plans a weeks long rest at the springs. Deputy State Game
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Missoula
Harry L. Shappard
Buckeye
Northern Pacific
Hot Springs
Sisters’ Hospital
Warden Receives Notice To Enforce Prairie Game Close
Warden Arthur Higgins was informed by state war den W F Scott that the open season for killing grouse prairie chicken fool hen pheasant and partridge is closed. He has begun sparse patrols to investigate rumors but found no violators or evidence to act on.
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Arthur Higgins
W. F. Scott
Dee
Higgins
Moonshiners From North Carolina Return East After Still In Missoula
Missoula, Dec. 7. It is learned from likely authority that the men who operated a whiskey still at Lelo, discovered by civil engineer E. E. Hughes, have returned to North Carolina. They were moonshiners who came west as farm hands in the Bitter Root valley and left after being warned they would lack protection here. The still has not been in operation for a month or six weeks. Big sale cloaks, outfits, and millinery at Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Lelo
E. E. Hughes
North Carolina
Bitter Root
A Victim of Persecution in Missoula Nuisance Charge
Maud Tillmer a 2 woman in the red light district was arrested in Missoula on a nuisance charge for a filthy sidewalk. She denied guilt, claiming persecution by other district women. She said she could not name a specific accuser, and the court released her on own recognizance to report Monday afternoon, with her mother testifying to her good character at home.
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Missoula
Maud Tillmer
Red Light
Victor Brandy Still Turns Prune Spirit in Montana
In Victor near Missoula, Josh Gilbert operates a prune brandy still, one of few in the region. The venture, aided by J. C. Hildebrand who began the whiskey operation on Grant Creek, yields large quantities. Gilbert, resident in a prune district, plans broader market release as the brandy reportedly proves excellent.
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Missoula
Victor
Josh Gilbert
Gilbert
J. C. Hildebrand
Mellett
Grant Creek
East Side Bowling Alley Opening and Trade Board Meeting
Missoula reports a Higgins block bowling alley opening and an East Side department initiative. Next week, the East Side board of trade will meet at John Woodward’s Vine street store to organize the area fire department, with a strong call for full attendance due to the importance to local residents.
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Higgins
Missoula
East Side Board of Trade
John Woodward
Vine Street
Election of Vietor Tent Officers in Missoula
Vietor Tent No. 23 K O L M held its last review in Missoula on December 7 electing officers for the coming term. Commander J F Marvin. lieutenant commander J W Rickman. R K J A Barnhill. F E Thomas Fulkerson. chaplain C R B Cates. sergeant John East. M A T B Smothers. first M G Perry Van Blaricom. second M G Byrd East. sentinel James Van Blaricom. picket Benjamin Rowe.
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Missoula
Vietor
J. FE. Marvin
J. W. Rickman
R. K
A. Barnhill
F. E
Thomas Fulkerson
C. RB. Cates
John East
M. A
T. B. Smothers
M. G
Perry van Blaricom
Byrd East
Sentinel
James van Blaricom
Picket
Benjamin Rowe
Sleighing Returns to Missoula as Snow Grips Montana
In Missoula on December 7 the jingle of sleigh bells returns as about ten inches of snow blankets streets. City riding is best beyond limits while Bitter Root valley reports 12 to 14 inches. Logging crews in the Coeur dAlene celebrate the heavy fall.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
As You Like It Club Meeting In Missoula
Missoula December 7 The As You Like It club will meet at Literary hall at the university on Tuesday afternoon. A conveyance will start from First National bank building at 2 o clock for members on the river side and from Mrs W B Parsons for the south side. A large attendance is desired. Also selling six inch stove ripe 20c at McBride s and 30 30 Winchester rifles for 14 dollars at McBride s.
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Missoula
Literary Hall
First National Bank
W. B. Parson
McBride
Calendars Flood Missoula Businesses For 1902
Missoula on December 7 reports a flood of handsome 1902 calendars from nearly all local firms and from large state and eastern concerns. These artful calendars are posted in conspicuous places and attracting much attention as residents receive the new year’s designs. The cent felt footssh cents at the Globe.
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Missoula
Brantzeg and Throndtfeldt Wed in Missoula Home
Ole J. Brantzeg and Miss Hanna Throndtfeldt wed at John R. Cones residence in Missoula today with a few invited friends. They plan to reside here, and Brantzeg recently bought a Cooper street home to start housekeeping with his bride. Mail orders to the Golden Rule, Missoula.
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Missoula
Ole J. Brantzeg
Hanna Throndtfeldt
John R. Cones
Land entry by Hines siblings near Lothrop
Missoula land office records show Gertrude and George Hines of Lothrop filing cash entries for land nearby. Gertrude secures 120 acres and George 151 acres in the same transaction. Special sale of men's clothing scheduled for Saturday and Monday at the Chicago Bee Hive.
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Missoula
United States
Chicago
Train troubles drive Missoula workers to Elliston
In Missoula on December 7, a railroad switch crew voice frustration with chronic delays that ripple to the public. The head brakeman blames a congested schedule, citing eight hour waits for Butte passengers at Garri son and a lack of timely trains. He warns of more coal stations to keep engines from dying and contemplates moving to Elliston for relief.
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Missoula
Butte
Garrison
George Schumaker
Elliston
Harry Allen
Bates
George Reimers
Joe Hermann
Joe Bradley
Copper City Limited
Morgan
Grass Valley Ditch bids opened for Flame contract
Missoula Dec 7 trustees of Grass Valley Ditch company opened three bids for the flame construction contract to be awarded Monday. A Portland Ore eye specialist is in Missoula for a limited time offering free examinations and proper glasses. Plus local ads for Golden Rule sales and emporium items.
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Missoula
Grass Valley Ditch Company
Ore
Missoula Hotel
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Visits and Ventures
MISSOULA NOTES lists visitors such as Rev J H McJunkin and Senator Myers, locals like David Lewis and John A Bay, and various small events including a casket shipment, a desert claim filing by Edward L Blossom, and a bridge light suspension. It also notes dances, court cases, and shop notices along with holiday displays at Golden Rule.
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J. H. McJunkin
David Lewis
Clinton
C. W. Young
Merrick Hospital
Senator Myers
Hamilton
Peter Mussigbrod
John A. Bay
Corvallis
Lucy
Thompson
P. I. Crisco
Helena
Ellis’ Hall
Edward L. Blossom
Butte
United States Land Office
Higgins Block
Miss Nettie Owen
C. Fred Owen
Alderman Owen
California
Electric Light Company
Joseph M. Dixon
Northern Pacific Railway Company
G. W. Rhodes
RK WL
Munifee
Ottawa Quartz
Chris Schemmell
Bancroft
Fielena
Rattiesnake
Engineer Quimby
Charles Emsley
First National Bank
C. H. Putney
McGowan Commercial Company of Plains
Kahn’s Exclusion Law Aims to Restrict Chinese Entry
Washington dated December 7 reports Representative Kahn, from the San Francisco district with a large Chinese population, introducing a Chinese exclusion bill. The measure defines entry rights for those within treaty limits and details strict identification for teachers students merchants travelers and returning laborers. The Chinese government would need to list its officials entering the U S to prevent inflated official assignments to circumvent the law.
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Washington
Kahn
San Francisco
Senate panel backs Knox for attorney general post
Washington reports the senate judiciary committee favors H. C. Knox for attorney general despite opposition from the Anti-Trust league which filed a protest accusing him of failing to sue certain alleged trusts. The committee weighed the document at length but said the president may select his own advisers and bear responsibility for them.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
H. C. Knox
Anti-Trust League
Knox
League
Officer Killed by Robbers at Bank in Chelsea
Marshalltown Iowa December 7. Chief marshal J B Smith was shot in the head and killed today by three robbers attempting a bank break in. The trio fled on a handcar.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
ightMarshal
J. B. Smith
Chelsea
Immigration language bill passes commonwealth senate
Language a Teast in Australia Melbourne report says the immigration restriction bill excluding from Australia all persons who cannot speak a European language passed the commonwealth senate in Melbourne on December 6.
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Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth Senate
Refined Sugars Advance in New York Trade
Dec 7 report from New York notes the American Sugar Refining Company and the National Sugar Refining Company advanced refined sugar grades 12 14 and IR by five points.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
National Sugar Refining Company Advanced
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Amisoula, Mont
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Lelo Mheit Distillery
Golden Rule
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W. A. Glasgow
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W. A. Ingalls
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Hamilton, Mont
Missoula Notes
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Higgins Ave
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
England
J. M. Keith
E. A. Eady
T. L. Greenaugh
G. England
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C. M. McLeod
John M. Keith
H. L. Braun
Chas. Emaloy
Keeley Institute
Boulder Hot Springs
U.S
Boulder
Mont
E. W. Schilling
Missoula, Mont
Estern Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
R.man
Camiter
J. M. Lucy
Hayes &Marsh Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front St. Missoula
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Block
Union Opera House
Sarah Cowell
le Moyne Ami
Meltzer
Duchess of Marlborough
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Mont
Big Blackfoot Milling
Tamarack
Plano
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