Toole Receives Gifted Site for Carnegie Library in Missoula
Mrs Marcus Daly offers to gift a city site for the Carnegie library at the corner of Fourth South street and South Higgins avenue in Knowles addition No 2. The land covers blocks 1 2 and 4 with 84 feet frontage on Higgins and 140 feet depth, located near the bridge and Garden City Business College site. The site is described as one of the best in the city and would improve the area when the new buildings rise nearby.
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John R. Toole
Carnegie
Missoula
John K. Toole
Marcus Daly
Garnegie Library
Fourth South
Higgins Avenue
Knowles
Garden City Business College
Gins Avenue
Northern Pacific
W. H. May
Stevensville
Saidee Harris
W. H. Harris
Stark
W. EF. Gaily
Anaconda
T. H. Dunstan
Butte
Rosl. Russell
New Christian Church
John Merrick
Merrick
Merrick’s Hospital
Leading Lady Bitten By Canine On Missoula Stage
Elisabeth Kennedy star of Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines was bitten on the hand by a dog during warmups before the curtain in Missoula. The dog, recently substituted after the original was stolen, became vicious and sank teeth into her hand as she continued with the show after medical care. The Grand hotel room rate advertised at 50 cents.
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Missoula
Eligabeth Kennedy
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Hartley
Don Taffy
Taffy
Rte
Walty
Count Julius Agreneff Returns to Helena Jail Amid Jewelry Hint
Sheriff O Connell escorts Count Julius Agreneff to the county jail in Helena after a morning appearance. Agreneff claims Russian nobility and a forced marriage to a Jewess explains his exile and family disownment. His creditors seize a money loan to cover claims as he warns of an ongoing dispute.
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Missoula
O'Connell
Helena
Julius Agrenoff
Agreneff
Ami Agreneff
Heleny
AgreneiMf
Agrenoff
Detroit traveler A D Howard visits Missoula
Missoula on January 21 welcomed A D Howard of Detroit Michigan who paused during a trip through the city.
Ninety days for Williams in bicycle theft case
Missoula January 21 Clyde Williams an elderly woman was jailed after admitting a cycle theft spree. Under Sheriff Sterling recovered Dr Lombard’s chainless wheel from the Higgins building and later found Williams in custody.
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Missoula
Clyde Williams
Sterling
Dr. Lombard
Higgins
Wheel theft suspect arrested. wheel recovered at Mead's
A Mead's second-hand store arrest led to the recovery of a wheel believed stolen by the same man who took William Brooks's wheel yesterday. Williams was credited with both thefts and received a nine day jail sentence from Justice Phillips this afternoon.
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Mead
Williams
William Brooks
Phillips
Stevensville Sees Planned Dry Goods Store Opening
Special correspondent notes a new dry goods and furnishing store likely to open in Stevensville. Building owner George A. Kain is renovating the main structure on Main Street to host a stock of goods. Local activity includes postmaster W. F. Buges bond inspection and various Missoula Mercantile employees returning from site work.
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Standard
Stevensville
Main Street
George A. Kain
Kain
Kalispell
Missouri Mercantile
Thomas Clark
H. R. Prento
Civil suits begun in Justice Court in Missoula
Missoula January 21. T Lobdel files suit in Justice Phillips court against Lo W Doyle for 14.75. Lo M Simons sues Schwine & Daw for rent. Tozer & Sons sue A M Stevens bondsman for CT McCullough for 61.80 for lumber shipped McCullough.
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Missoula
T. Lobdel
Justice Phillips’ Court
Lo W. Doyle
Lo M. Simons
Schwine & Daw
AL Tozer & Sons
Aew Auinst
A. M. Stevens
CT. McCullough
McCullough
Claim There Is Money Due Them
Augustus Beck James Reddick and John W McLeod filed suit in district court against John Gerrick and the Vermillion Placer Mining company asserting money is due them totaling 10 plus costs and attorneys fees to 26 dollars. Gerrick is named as defendant for firing them.
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Missoula
Augustus Beck
James Reddick
John W. McLeod
John Gerrick
Vermillion Placer Mining Company
SIO
Gerrick
Mott Prisoner Gains Convalescence as Walker Recovers
Walker emerges from a semi conscious state aided by stimulants and resort, while jailer Hill praises Mott as one of the best prisoners with exemplary conduct. Public interest in the murder wanes with few callers and ministers cutting back visits. Defense for Mott at next month’s district court remains undetermined. A merchants lunch at Woodworth’s runs 11:30 to 2 for 26 cents.
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Walker
Mott
Hill
Injured Men Treated At Sisters Hospital Missoula
January 21 report from Missoula states A Quistruf of Hamilton arrived with a badly bruised leg after being purt while legging. W Plcard of Bonner suffered a pinched foot. G Rose underwent surgery for an ulcer. James Carney of Homer admitted with fever.
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Missoula
A. Quistruf
Hamilton
Sisters’ Hospital
Quistruf
W. Plcard
Bonner
G. Rose
James Carney
Homer
Think Jackson Is The Man Wanted In Missoula incident
Missoula police report Anderson Jackson jailed about 5 PM after a report that he abducted the little daughter of James Baker a Florence hotel barber last fall. A young girl saw him enter the Montana saloon and identified him as the suspect to her mother.
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Missoula
Anderson Jackson
James Baker
Florence Hotel
Jackson
Montana
Engineer Pays Five Dollar Fine in Missoula Court
Missoula January 21 W H Dover locomotive engineer refused to go with Deputy Sheriff Tiannon during a Jan night arrest at the Kennedy hotel He paid a five dollar fine and costs in Justice of the Peace court The scene lasted from 1130 to 2 pm at Dr Morris F W Morris Tietjen block
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Missoula
W. H. Dover
Tiannon
Kennedy Hotel
Justice Philice Court
Senator West Honored by Missouri Legislature
Missouri lawmakers honor Senator West for his long service as a sixth of the guns fired in a state security debate are noted in the coverage. The event highlights the veteran senator's legislative impact and the ongoing firearms policy discussions in Jefferson City.
Senators Elected Across States In Joint Sessions
Reports from Jan. 21 state legislatures in Missouri Michigan Connecticut New York Arkansas North Dakota Utah Washington and others formally elected or confirmed U S senators. Names include William J. Stone Russell A. Alger Albert J Hopkins Orville H. Platt Clarke Jones Reed Smoot Thomas C. Platt and H. D. Hansbrough with Ankeny Preston Turner Wilson Allen and others in assorted ballots and near-miss votes. In Olympia Ankeny narrowed gap but remained short of election as railroad bill negotiations continued.
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Jefferson City
General Assembly
William J. Stone
United States
George Gi. Vest
Vest
IST
Lansing
Mich
Russell A. Alger
James McMillan
Hartford
Conn
Orville HH. Platt
Salt Lake City
Olympia
Wash
Levi Ankeny
Harold Preston
Ankeny
G George Turner
John L. Wilson
John B. Allen
H. D. Crow
C. B. Graves
Record of Thermographs at University and Mt Sentinel Summit
Missoula reports the weekly thermograph readings up to Jan 17 from the university at 3225 feet and Mt. Sentinel summit at 5100 feet. It notes wide daily fluctuations at the base, colder summit conditions, a warm wave Jan 5 at the base, and a very cold week ending Jan 17 with dense morning fog and crystal deposits on outdoor objects.
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Missoula
Mt. Sentinel
Oelock
Weather Bureau
University of
Witness of Mott Murder Leaves Missoula
Missoula January 2 Mrs Lockhart the only witness to the Mott murder has departed the city by train eastward. Officials do not know her exact plans but she is eager to be present at the trial and it is hoped her absence is temporary. She was in the hall of the Mott apartments when the shooting occurred and took the smoking revolver from the killer's hands.
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Mott
Antoine Dilgren Adjudged Insane
Antoine Dilgren a Blackfoot lumberman was adjudged insane by Judge Webster in Missoula and taken to Warm Springs tonight by Sheriff Thompson after being moved from the Sisters' hospital to the jail for dementia and geute melancholia.
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Missoula
Antoine Dilgren
Sisters’ Hospital
Webster
Warm Springs
Thompson
Wags Sextenced in Police Court
Missoula January 21 in police court Jory Charles Lovell received 60 days in county jail. Alfred Cell was given 30 days for a similar offense but the sentence was suspended.
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Missoula
Jory Charles Lovell
Charles
Alfred Cell
Eiven
Missoula Notes From Early Week Update
Northern Pacific payday reported. Stevensville, Stark, and Anaconda visitors noted. Parsonage move and hospital updates followed by a jail repainting and Sheriff preparations. Ice covers streets. sleighing remains good. Seed dealer from Minneapolis eyeing Bitter Root bulk seed supply. Basketball game posters invite crowds at the opera house Friday. Harry Walker recovering after hip injury from a theater stampede.
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Missoula
Minneapolis
Thompson
Northern Pacific
Washington
Tai Daltai
Opera House
Harry Walker
Exchange Theater
Parsons’ Hospital
Stanley withdraws in Topeka caucus changing senatorial race
In Topeka on January 21 ex-Governor Stanley quits the senatorial contest. His 29 votes split between Long and Curtis, boosting Long toward the 75 needed for election. Bowers stops his bid, Stanley supporters coalesce for Long, and another caucus is planned for tomorrow night likely to nominate Long.
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Topeka
Kan
Jan
Long
Curtis
Stanley
Calderhead
Bowersock
J. Long
Bowers
Tomorow
Leong
Tragedy at Van Buren Cabin in Missoula Rescue Plea
In a rattlesnake canyon two-room cabin in Missoula the destitute Van Buren family endures after George K K Van Buren died by suicide. His widow and seven children face hardship as the King's Daughters' society steps in. A coroner's inquest is planned and the old scout's remains will be buried at county expense.
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George KK. van Buren
Standard
George
van Buren
High Living in New Mexico
Special Correspondence notes D L Cannon returning from a New Mexico tour of investigation. He finds climate delightful but water scarce, wells costing 2 to 3 dollars per foot, rough lumber priced high, and foodstuffs largely imported from California. Roswell lodgings and tent camps reflect housing shortages. overall growth seen as promising for capital with cautions on cost of living.
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Stevensville
D. L. Cannon
New Mexico
California
Roswell
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