William Stuart Dies From Hunting Accident Wound
William Stuart sixteen year old son of J B Stuart died at 5 30 PM from a gunshot wound after an ice breaking accident during a hunting trip near Stevensville Montana. The rifle exploded and the bullet entered his left side near the nipple and lodged in the back after lingering four days. He was well liked by his associates and his death drew sympathy from friends.
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Missoula
Stevensville
William Stuart
J. B. Stuart
Stuart
Alleged Robber Accuses Women Of Theft
Hallie Goldsmith and Tot Hewitt, colored residents of the lower part of Cyre, Missoula, are jailed on grand larceny charges for allegedly robbing Joseph St Peter of 140 dollars weeks earlier. St Peter, once accused of robbing Levitt Cyre, testified after months in jail, naming the women as suspects. The case now moves to court.
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Missoula
Hallie Goldsmith
Tot Hewitt
Joseph St. Peter
St Peter
Cyre
St. Peter
Mining Claims Filed and Proofs Sealed in Montana District
In Missoula on January 4 the U S land office recorded filings and final proofs. The American Gem mining syndicate filed for the Half Moon placer on Rock creek and Krucer placer final proof. Walter McKay proved Orr Younce and Lane near Quigley. FM Steele proved Cover King and Mascot lode claims in Thompson river district. Patrick J. Ryan of Anaconda made desert land entry proof in Big Hole basin. Office receipts totaled $1,000, largely from mining ground sales.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
American Gem Mining Syndicate
Granite County
Rock Creek
Walter McKay
Orr
Younce
Lane
Quigley
FM Steele
Thompson River
Patrick J. Ryan
Anaconda
Big Hole Basin
Allen Held for District Court on Forgery Charge
Papers filed in Missoula establish J. H. Allen accused of forging a check for 86 dollars to himself by signing I C Reed and passing it to T D V Herriott. He pleaded not guilty at preliminary hearing and was held to district court.
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Missoula
J. H. Allen
Thompson
District Court
Wilson
Allen
Western Montana National Bank
I. C. Reed
TD. V
Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor elects officers
In Missoula on January 4 the Christian Endeavor society at the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Nat S Little and elected N S Little as president Hattie Shoup as vice president Gehrett as secretary George Wilcox as treasurer and Agee as organist After business they socialized with refreshments An upcoming shoe show at the Golden Rule is advertised for next week with free admission This is an ultra fashionable event with no charge for entry.
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Missoula
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Nat
Little
Hattie Shoup
Miss Gehrett
George Wilcox
Miss Agee
Miss Hayes Funeral Plans Seen Delayed Arrival
Miss Mary Hayes remains were expected on today’s train from California but did not arrive. Funeral arrangements are unsettled with plans likely to hold on Monday unless changes occur.
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Missoula
Mary Hayes
California
Miner sues Gold Belt Gravel Mining for wages
In Missoula district court Arthur P. Johnson of Interior sues Gold Belt Gravel Mining company for 504 dollars claiming pay as watchman during idleness. mines have been attached. The notice then shifts to a sale advertisement for ultr a shoe at the Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Arthur P. Johnson
Interior
Gold Belt Gravel Mining Company
James Campbell Stricken With Heart Trouble in Missoula
James Campbell fell ill again in Missoula and suffered another stroke. He is hospitalized at Parson's hospital for treatment.
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Missoula
James Campbell
Parson's Hospital
Hartley’s Candies and Toys Highlight New Cabinet
Sofia Jan reports Prince Ferdinand has entrusted Dr. Daniels minister of foreign affairs with forming a new cabinet. The notice signals a reshuffle and a potential shift in government priorities as Hartley’s markets and toys are referenced in context.
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Sofia Jan
Prince Ferdinand
Dr. Daniels
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promise Cure for Deafness
An adoption of catarrh treatment claims hearing restoration by addressing Eustachian tube inflammation and mucus. Personal endorsements from Mrs. Jane Barlow and Army Surgeon C. S. Beverly accompany anecdotes of improved hearing after using Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, sold for 50 cents a box with free literature available by mail.
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Stuart
Jane Barlow
Vow Shea
C. S. Beverly
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Call Boy on the Firing of the Butcher in Montana Rail Line
The Call Boy voices distress over the removal of the Train Butcher from the Mellen era on the Montana line. He predicts a rocky future, cites reduced tourist promotion from inkwells, and discusses depot plans and furniture for new facilities as crews prepare for next mergers.
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Missoula
Jan
Mellen
Montana
Anaconda
Granite Mountain
Scandinavian Brotherhood marks first Missoula anniversary
Missoula, Jan 4. The Scandinavian Brotherhood will celebrate its first anniversary on the 18th in Missoula. The lodge has grown to TK members and is financially sound. Gus Broman presides and plans a birthday celebration. The group may buy two lots for a lodge hall with majority approval. Charles Morton is grand secretary, elected at the Great Falls meeting.
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Missoula
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Gus Broman
Charles Morton
Great Falls
Finest Winter Weather Describes Missoula County
Dr. C. Burton notes Missoula county enjoys an unusually fine winter with four to five weeks of solid sleighing and no blizzards so far this season. A Missoula merchant confirms the trend, adding there have been many agreeable days and a rare stretch of cold but clear conditions.
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Misoula
Missoula County
Missoula
Weary Willies Influx Stirs Missoula Officials
Missoula reports a spike in arrivals of itinerant workers dubbed Weary Willies with police on alert for two nights to prevent trouble. The article notes winter travel is unusual but a larger number have entered the city, including some suspected hard characters. Visit Missoula Nursery or Higgins Avenue city store for details.
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Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Misoula Notes Summary of Local Events and Moves
Misoula notes report illnesses and recoveries including Mrs. C W Young and Mrs J O Read. Joseph Grenier visits from Superior. John H Quirk closes his confectionery on Main. A son born to Mrs Pig mire. Married People's Whist club hosted by Mrs Pearson. Dr Pryor travels to Coeur d Alene district. Misoula club to elect governors on the 11th. Dr Edgar Brooke moves to Stevensville to practice. E A Winstanley homebound with rheumatism. Dixon Duncan block second story near completion. Revival services begin at the Methodist church Sunday evening and invite all members and friends.
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C. W. Young
South Third Street
Joseph Grenier
Superior
J. O. Read
John H. Quirk
Main Street
Pigmire
South First Street
Pearson
Pryor
Coeur d'Alene
Edgar Brooke
Stevensville
E. A. Winstanley
Dixon-Duncan
Higgins Avenue
Methodist Church
Missoula Library December Report Details Activity
Missoula Free Public Library releases December activity figures Visitors 1870 Readers 1700 Reference users 75 Books issued total 1842 Fiction 1655 Biography 12 Religion 7 Philosophy 4 Sociology 3 Natural science 6 33 Useful arts 7 Fine arts 4 General literature 61 History 56 Peak day 145 on December 7 Cards issued 31 total to date 2660.
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Missoula
Missoula Free Public Library
Raffle Bridle Made of Horses Hair At Higgins Block
Mrs Henry Noten of Missoula presents a unique raffle prize a bridle crafted from horses hair by her husband in Deer Lodge. The artistic piece is displayed for friends and will be awarded to the raffle winner as an excellent prize reflecting local craft and community event.
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Missoula
Henry Noten
Deer Lodge
Old horseshoer William Intire admitted to Missoula poor farm
William Intire the aged horseshoer was admitted to the Missoula poor farm this week due to general debility. He has been worn down by heavy recent labor and friends hope for a swift recovery so he can return to the city. Go to Lister's for blank books. The largest line to select from.
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Missoula
William Mr Intire
Lister's
Turns Over the Books by Northern Pacific Official
Missoula January 4. P J Kelley longtime superintendent of the news department at the Northern Pacific has completed his duties and turned over books and papers to the dining car department. He departs tomorrow for St Paul to report to the department manager for instructions.
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Missoula
P. J. Kelley
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Department
Holiday goods slashed as stock clears at Globe
The Globe reports a large reduction on remaining holiday merchandise. Store owners advertise heavy discounts to move inventory and attract shoppers amid post holiday clearance.
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the Globe
Praul White leaves Stevensville for Missoula business move
Missoula on January 4 reports Praul White has sold his Stevensville NY dry goods store and will settle in Missoula. He plans to return someday to reenter business. Railroad men are urged to inspect union-made overalls and jumpers at Chicago Bee Hive.
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Missoula
Praul White'aw Ts
Stevensville
New York
Chicago
Missoula County Attorney Faces Family Feud on Rattlesnake
County Attorney Charles Hall dealt with a domestic dispute between two Rattlesnake residents, Mrs. Roe and a neighboring family, locking horns over weeks of tension and accusations of misconduct amid their fraught living conditions and ongoing sickness among children.
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Missoula
Charles Hall
Boys Improvement Club Elects New Officers in South Missoula
The South Missoula Boys Improvement Club associated with the Congregational church elected Frank Lewis as president Walter Jones as vice president Thayer Stoddard as secretary Clarence Cowell as treasurer and Ralph Jones as master at arms for the coming year. The group formed recently and is a prominent youth organization in the city. The Boston.
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Missoula
Boys’ Improvement Club of
South Missoula
Frank Lewis
Walter Jones
Thayer Stoddard
Clarence Cowell
Ralph Jones
Congregational Church
Free trial remedy sent to men for self cure of weakness
The Brate Medical Institute offers free trial packages by mail to men suffering from weakness due to youthful folly, premature loss of strength, or related conditions. The home treatment promises warmth, targeted effect, and cure without embarrassment, with a request to write to the Flektron building in Ft. Wayne Indiana to receive a free sealed sample.
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Brate Medical Institute
State Medical Institute
Flektron Building
Ft. Wayne
Ind
County Attorney Negotiates End to County Dispute
The county attorney acts as peacemaker in a local quarrel between opposing sides. He advises both parties to return home and avoid further unpleasantness while urging a peaceful resolution.
Start the New Year Right at the Golden Rule
A local ad promotes broad New Year gift shopping at the Golden Rule with 33 1-3 percent discounts. It showcases ladies wear including dainty, stylish pieces and mentions the ultra shoe as a featured item for women. The message emphasizes present buying to please loved ones.
County Treasurer reports December finances in Missoula
Missoula January 4 county treasurer George Higgins says December began with 196273 dollars and 15 cents in the treasury. Revenue for December 33755 dollars was credited, 16772374 dollars paid out, leaving January 1 balance 62304 dollars and 41 cents. The December outlays topped recent months due to warrant redemptions and tax distributions. The Royal neighbors of America plan a grand ball January 16 at the Elks hall. Mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
George Higgins
Royal Neighbors of
America
Elks’ Hall
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