Tragedy of Saul third sermon in Missoula church
The third sermon in Rev. Walter Hays’s series on the tragedy of Saul was delivered at the Presbyterian Church before a large crowd. Hays traces Saul’s ascent, fall, and descent into fury, jealousy, and madness, noting mercy from David and the enduring danger of unchecked passion.
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Missoula
Saul
Presbyterian Church
Walter Hays
Mr. Hays
David
Samuel
Israel
University navy of debate and student events at Missoula
The state university debating team is set for the intercollegiate contest with Washington agricultural college at Pullman Washington after a close loss last year. The Washington team has choice of sides. Meanwhile Clarkia and Hawthorne societies plan a joint meeting next Monday to debate whether higher education for women harms home life. A piano solo and a recitation are planned. Basketball interest rises with a Tai Delta challenge for a gym game Monday. A merchants lunch at Woodworth's runs 11:30 to 2.
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Oratorical Association
Agricultural College of Washington
Washington
Garden City
Pullman
Wesh
Rueles
The
Agricultural College
University of Idaho
Idaho
Agricultural College of
Clarkia
Hawthorne
Evans Literary Hall
Claude Mareyes
Ray Logan
Bishop
Evans
Roxy Clowell
Anabel Ross
Tai Daltia Soriety
Tai Daltal
Miss Zetta Verrick Improves After Heart Trouble
Missoula report notes Zetta Verrick has rallied after a severe heart attack and is in a serious condition. Doctors advise a warmer climate and lower altitude, with several months in Oregon expected to aid health. Edwin forwards telegram from W H Verrick conveying the update. While in Missoula, visitors may stay at The Grand, rooms 50 cents, newly furnished.
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Edwin
W. H. Verrick
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Porthind
Zetta
Oregon
Missoula Manager Barnes Welcomes Baby Girl At Home
Missoula report says S A Barnes manager of the M M clothing department is celebrating the arrival of a fine baby girl at his residence this morning.
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S.A. Barnes
M. M. Clothing Department
Railroads Cause Deaths and Injuries in Q3 1902
An Interstate Commerce Commission report for the three months ended September 30, 1902, tallies 263 deaths and 2.61 percent injuries from train accidents, plus 12,007 total casualties including employes and passengers. Collisions reached 1,444 and 1,014 derailments, with passenger trains affected in 51 collisions and 92 derailments. Property damage totaled $2,198,500 amid heavier rail traffic and expanded hire of new yard and train workers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana University Scholarship Bill Tied to County Seats
Missoula January 18. A bill to grant two state university scholarships per county would exempt recipients from fees for four years. President Craig says the plan, modeled after older states, should boost local interest. competitive county exams may select recipients. Judge Evans heads to Helena to lobby for the measure.
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Helena
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Fay Templeton Arrested After Raid In Missoula
Fay Templeton, not the actress, was taken by Chief of Police Taiaen after a raid on the red light district in Missoula around 4 am. She resisted, was escorted toward the city lock-up, then allowed to return to her room to dress. Chief Larsen had prior trouble with her over a license. She has lived in the town about seven years and may be ordered to move on.
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Red Light
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Ladies Entitled to Portion of Praise in Carnegie Library Move
Missoula on June 1 reports Andrew Carnegie offered to fund a new city library. The effort originated with the library movement led by Mayor Stevens, but the Women’s club domestic and social science departments claim decisive role. After consulting a Chicago adviser, they sent Carnegie the first letter in November and later learned his chief had returned from Europe, renewing attention to the appeal and their perceived credit.
Deed Recorded United States to Dennis in Missoula
Filed for Record in Missoula on January 18. Documents recorded include a United States deed to Dennis. The county clerk and recorder noted the filing on Saturday.
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Olson Sells Omaha Lot Block 5 Urlin’s Addition
Warranty deed transfers Murphy area parcel described as west half of northeast quarter and east half of southwest quarter section 24 township 17 north range 27 west to Thomas O’Neil. Consideration four hundred dollars for lots 16 and 17 in Urlin’s addition.
Jessup in limbo over Baker estate claim
Missoula January story reports newspaper man W B Jessup awaiting developments on direct line to inherit part of the Colonel Baker estate. The tale, printed in the Standard, has circulated coast to coast with many believing a Philadelphia estate may be involved. James Baker, once a Missoula barber, similarly pressed for his share amid years of speculation.
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Wash
Fort Pay Day Pranks Lead to Night of Incidents
In Missoula on pay day a Black soldier named Green was stabbed in the head and hospitalized briefly after a West Front street scuffle. Officer McGregor jailed the assailant. Earlier, two men fought over a razor and a third man brandished a rooking club. Later a man named Finley drew a pistol at the Coloured club but was disarmed.
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Missoula Notes From Local Briefs
Missoula notes recount visitors and residents, recent operations, housing moves, illness outbreaks, and school matters. Nellie Kain visits, D Card and A Warner recover, W A Hale moves into new home, scarlet fever cases and quarantines noted, Don Kelly clears smoke, hospital stay for James McGrath, Grand Pacific hotel furniture purchase, Fun Hi mortgage, L Hickler jaw surgery, Kaiser's admission for surgery, school attendance up 69, board to hire a sixth grade teacher tonight.
Revival Programme For Present Week At Missoula Church
The third week of revival services at the Methodist church began today in Missoula with six new members joining at the morning service. The week features lectures by Rev. Edward Laird Mills and Rev. Corliss P. Hargraves on topics including And Peter, The Crisis, The Changeless Christ, The Cross and the Right Angled Vision, How One Man was Saved, and The Problem of Sanctification with evening services.
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Edward Laird Mills
Edward
Laird Mills
Was Probably Hurt By A Countryman In Japan Descent
Missoula Jan. 18. Police now believe Matsuka Kikado a Japanese man was struck on the head by a countryman rather than a robber. Lack of discussion by Kikado is taken as evidence of intra community involvement. Some speculate a local Mafia or Jap hatred. Kikado improves and is believed to recover.
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Hamilton Happenings Deputy Treasurer Resigns
Special correspondence notes C. Chattin, long time deputy county treasurer for Hamilton, has resigned and plans to move to Carlton where he will complete his claim by month end before heading to the coast. The report also mentions his departure from the office.
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C. Chattin
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County Officials and Local News Briefs Across Hamilton Area
The county treasurer position to be filled by George Reese, former deputy clerk and recorder under Howard Dr. Smart. Wilber F. Tuttle of Grantsdale heads to Portland for a new job. Hamilton youths celebrate George Taylor Jr.s 12th birthday at the George H. Taylor home in a surprise party. Mrs. James E. Stevens visits Stevensville for a few days. J M O’Brien of Butte and wife arrive for commercial business. Commissioner J B Overturt and Assessor Arthur Beckwith depart for Helena for a state meeting. Mrs. Helen McCrackin hosts a large whist gathering.
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James E. Stevens
Stevens Ville
J. M. O'Brien
Butte
J. B. Overturt
Arthur Beckwith
Helena
Helen McCrackin
Prefers Death to Prison Junkman Leaps to Spokane River
John Lee a 52 year old junkman charged with breaking into a Northern Pacific freight car chose suicide over prison. He hobbled down a river cliff near Monroe street falls after an attempted arrest, plunged into the Spokane River, and was swept away by an eddy. His body was not recovered. He had no known relatives.
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John Lee
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Lee
Northern Pacific
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Hindman
MacDonald
Hotel at Morrisey Burns in Fire. Four Dead, Four Missing
A fire at the Pioneer hotel in Morrisey British Columbia, caused by a lamp overturn in the bar room, killed four miners or prospectors and left four others missing. Proprietor A Johnson faces about 4000 in losses with 2500 insured. No fire protection in Morrisey and no telegraphic communication. The bodies were found today, identity not yet established.
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Spokesman-Review
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Wrights Injured After Runaway Horses
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright narrowly escaped serious injuries when their buggy overturned during a runaway yesterday afternoon. The couple, driving one of Wrights spirited teams, were thrown to the ground but clung to the lines and steered the horses into a barbed wire fence. They are severely bruised and will take time to fully recover.
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Mrs Frank Shaw Showing Improvement Tonight
Denver Colorado January 18 Mrs Frank Shaw was reported due tonight by Dr Perkins to be holding her own and to have improved some since yesterday.
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Frank Shaw
Perkins
Retailers Adopt Cash Only Policy In Havre Meet
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Havre merchants clergy and butchers met this week to decide on a cash only policy for purchases. The group aimed to simplify transactions and reduce handling of credit or checks, signaling a move toward streamlined retail practices.
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Havre
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Havre Public Schools Lyceum Program Recitations
The Havre literary society presented a student program in Prof. N C Westcott's classroom on Friday afternoon. Participants included Nellie Staton Elsie McGrew Beatrice Spaulding Florence Foster Barbary Gowrie Isabella Gowrie Marian Broadwater and Warren Fryburg with recitations songs readings essays and recitations.
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