Bert Maroney Fails To Appear In Court
Bert Maroney the 19 year old son of Anacundi residents and one of three youths accused of burglarizing a cabin trunk and firing on an officer failed to appear on the first day of the January term in district court. Believed to have left the state, he had been placed on probation with reporting requirements and to appear for trial, now at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Maroney
Irlo
District Court
Maroney
Anacundi
Schmidt
Duncan
Marones
Keengn
Hays
Keehan
Quinney to spend winter in Pendleton Oregon
Albert Quinney, former organist at St. Mark's in Anaconda, has moved to Pendleton with his father and will likely spend the winter there. The Pendleton Tribune notes he is arranging a sacred concert at Church of the Redeemer for next week, possibly Wednesday night, continuing his musical activity in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Quinney
Anaconda
Pendleton
Ore
Quinney
St. Mark's Church
Thex Atill
Montana
B.A. Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Tom Foley arraigned on assault charge in Milwaukee court
Tom Foley foreman on the Milwaukee grade was arraigned before Judge Fitzgerald on a third degree assault accusation and pleaded not guilty. He was held on $50 bond and ordered to appear in court next Monday morning. Foley was arrested and brought to the city by the constable Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Foley
Milwaukee
Sor Audge Fitzgerald
Opnett
Foley
Monstable Muller
Delinquent Tax Sale Conducted at County Courthouse
County Treasurer Nadeau held a delinquent tax sale at the courthouse yesterday and sold several parcels with unpaid taxes for the year. Purchasers included George O. Wellcome Frank Strickfadden and Thomas Boland. More properties remain for sale this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadeau
George O. Wellcome
Frank Strickfadden
Thomas Boland
Tutte
Comrthouse
Miners of Deer Lodge County Plan Helena Meeting
Miners and mine owners from Deer Lodge County intend to travel to Helena for a January 17 meeting aimed at forming a mine owners protective association to address costly smelting charges. Promoters say 7 to 51 percent of Montana owners may be forced to close if conditions persist, with many mines at risk unless charges are reduced and ore value preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Helena Lodey
Helena
Montana
Mest
Felena
Tabor
Paul Difroving Injures Frontal Skull in Monday Incident
Harry M. Paul sustained a fracture of the frontal bone Monday and is reported doing nicely at Murray's hospital. Doctors entertain a strong hope of recovery. William T. Iler, an employee of Montana Fuel company, is jailed on assault charges related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Paul
Murray's Hospital
TWilliam_.isler
Montana Fuel Company
Paul
Masquerade Ball Draws Large Crowd at Ty Hall
A large attendance gathered at the Masquerade Ball held at A. O. Ty hall last night. The great hall was crowded at times with merrymakers who reported an enjoyable time. The music was excellent and dancing continued until a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Ty Hall
Amos W. Scott Arrested For Seattle Police
Missoula January 16 Amos W Scott formerly an engineer with Grost Northern Railway was arrested by Chief Miller. He is wanted in Seattle on a grand larceny charge and acknowledged his identity. He agreed to return without extradition and Seattle officials were notified to hold him for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Amos W. Scott
Grost Northern Railway Company
Miller
Scott
Seattle
Wappenstein
Clerr
Im Answer
Atler
New Surgeon Arrives in Missoula Hospital Chief Role
Missoula on January 11 reports Dr. J. P. Aylen has succeeded Dr. Spntiswood as chief surgeon of the local hospital of the Northern Pacific Beneficial Association. Aylen arrives from Sheldon North Dakota and is highly regarded in medical circles for leading Missoula hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. P. Aylen
Spntiswood
Northern Pacific Beneficial Association
Aylen
Sheldon
N. D
Missoula Hospital
Willowy Change Promoted by Folly Diet Fad
Story of Margaret Frolly claiming a dramatic slimming by a potion named Marmora and Caseora Aromatic mixed with Syrup Simplex. She promotes rapid loss of one pound per day while claiming safety and ease, likening it to a toilet article. Quote includes consumer-style endorsement and instruction to buy the original package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Frolly
Indy
Margaret
Local notices and social items fill city page
A jumble of city notes lists attendance at church Ladies’ Aids, tax sales, and funeral arrangements. It notes trips to Butte, Great Falls, and Anaconda, business hours for Copper City Commercial, calls for empty porter bottles, and several members and officials attending services and events around town.
Corl ers to meet on nursing club in Anrtconda
Local enthusiasts in nursing invite all who have interest in the game to meet at the Montuni hotel this evening at 6 o elac to discuss forming a club in Anrtconda. Several expert surgeons are rumored to be in the city and more who enjoy the game may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montuni
O'Elac
Permission 15 Granted for Railway Bridge Elevation
The city council approved the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway plan to raise the Higgins Avenue Bridge five and a half feet to allow traffic passage beneath the south end of the structure. The work will be at the railway company’s expense, with ends gradually graded. Also discussed was Northern Pacific Railway’s request to close certain streams and alleys for an overhead crossing at Montana and Stevens, with residents opposing a wagon crossing. a meeting will be held with property holders and the railroad to report back at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Higgine Avenue
Northern Pacifi Railway Company
Montana
Stevens Street
North Aide
C. H- Hall
North Sides
C. F. Barman
A. M. Stevens
James Sargent
F. E. Willard
Uns
Farmers in a Tangle Over Irrigating Ditch
In Missoula on January 15 district court heard C. C. Lowney sue Michael Flynn over a jointly owned irrigation ditch the Flynn Lowney canal. Lowney seeks condemnation of a 360 by 01 acre strip to cross Flynn land and an appraiser to value it. Attorney B C Mulroney represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. C. Lowney
Michael Flynn
Flynn- Lowney
Plainti
B.C. Mulroney
New Plant at Bonner Powers Missoula with Illumination
Missoula report states electricity now generated at Clark Montana Realty plant near Bonner. New turbines and dynamos connected by 1 am. Electrician R. Ines and Engineer George Slack oversaw, aided by assistants. Initial tests show smooth operation and satisfactory performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Jan
Ten
Clark-Montana Realty Company
Bonner
Bircuit
R. Ines
Funeral arrangements for Thomas Alger in Missoula
Andrew Alger of Bonner and Nels Alger of St. Regis arrived to arrange the funeral with Undertaker Marsh for Thomas Alger who died yesterday at the Sisters hospital. The service will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the Marsh chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula, Jan. B
Andrew Alger
Bonner
Nels Alger
St. Regis
Marsh
Thomas Alger
Sisters’ Hospital
Marsh Chapel
County Clerk Smith Vetter Improves After Pneumonia Attack
Missouri Tan. 1. County Clerk and Recorder W. IL Smith, who has suffered pneumonia, can sit up today with much improved condition. The news brought general satisfaction among his friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Tan
Rew Cordey
W. IL Smith
State University Dance and A University Basketball Game
The university basketball team will host an all star city team Friday evening in the gym for practice and experience. The game features guards Bighop and Little and center Montgomery facing city players Joe Farrell Geith Ambrose Barney Corda Lawrence Grady and King Garlington. Admission is free for those with Associated Students dance tickets. The Rhoades scholarship exam will be held January 2 and 22 under President C. J. Craig, with translation, grammar, arithmetic, algebra, and geometry tested. The first semester ends January 24, and efforts for final exams are underway. Dr. J. H. Underwood spoke at the weekly assembly on student conduct, and the university orchestra played two selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gymnasiim
Bighop
Little
Wenser
Hamilton
Montgomery
Hame
Joe Farrell
Tgeith Ambrose
Barney Corda
Lawrence Grady
King Garlington
University
Tuo
Rhoades
C. J. Craig
Parcels Post Bill Sparks Montana Merchant Protest
Missoula January 14 The proposed parcels post bill now before national congress has drawn no favor from Montana retail merchants. The Montana organization of merchants plans to use all means to block enactment. P M Reilly and Priest Hunt have mailed protest letters to state representatives to support the fight against the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
National Congress
Retail Merchants of
Montana
State Organization of Merchants
Caues
P. M. Reilly
Pras Hunt
Fragmented health notice on laxatives and calls
A damaged text fragment mentions a laxative product and quinine related to preventing grip and calls for a name to identify a feature or ad. The readable portion is unclear and lacks concrete details or proper attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnil
Grove
Missoula Notes Update From Local Visit Highlights
Missoula notes mention B F Plummer of Stevensville on business in town staying at the Florente. Conkay editor of Ravalli Republican at Hamilton spent Tuesday in the county seat. Louis Don, former Poruing story merchant now Spokane trader, visiting friends. A. W. Richards, three months in Hoquiam, Washington, returns to Missoula to rejoin J M Reilly stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Plummer
Stevensville
Florente
J. ©. Conkay
Ravalli Eapubttcan
Hamilton
Garonelty
Louis Don
Spokane
A. W. Richarda
Hoquiam
Wael
Missoula
J. M. Reilly
Atora
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Albert Quinney
Pendleton, Orego
Asheyten
Hwanern
Yi Hom
Paul Difroving
Tinus
Fat
Extraordinary
Margaret Hnolly
Rug
Verberelmocy
Optician
Tescher's
City Drug Co
Fce Tink
Mins Lyla Wenger
Butte
Harry Burton
Leon Speety
Michael Pirnat
Meader Ville
Jesse “Millee
Buble
Munger
Bubte
J. Bowman
Great Falls
Copper City Commercial Company
OW. Rodgers
Leilhman
St. Peter's Parish
Morrie W. White
Moptani Hotel
Ladies' Aid Society of
The
First Baptist Church
J. C. Keppler
Cherry Stress
Ladies’ Aid i Society of the Presbyterian Church
Imanse
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
H. Repath
Colfax Lodge
TO. O. Fy
EW. Clague
Clague
Carpenters’ Hall
John G. Munnell
Butta Camp
Tha Depot
G. A. Maccallum
the Corlers
Font Sabato
Eagle of the Ciseago
Millionkee & Ft
Agatnet Pedicine
Cltizens
Smith Vetter
ETT Shears Bitters
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
State University
Crato—Jr
Underwood
J. H. Underwood
Missoula Notes
Bic Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Monner
Adrass Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Misanula
Mont
Tamarack
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Mercantila Department
Hamilton, Mont
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
Drull. C. Wong
Advico Free
Most Park
Hutte
Warner
Dootory
Hl Image
Rea Farmers
Hoeestar
Estern Montana
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
President Provident Cashier
G. A. Wolf
John C. Legso
J. Ryman
M. S
Golden State
Fpot Daly Bank and Trusco
Toole
HL Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers Park
Anacon
Responsible Capital
Transact & General Banking
Fociae
P. Yegan
Wich
Yegen
P. Moffitt
Vashter
Rotice
John Crotty
C. MM. Bawyer
Dorr Lodge
State of
Goth
Standard Publishing Company
Standard
W. A. Bower
Alinga
Euren
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