Coyote Bill Beeshove Stands Trial in Missoula Court
In Missoula on January 24 the police court heard the trial of Coyote Bill Beeshove accused of threats and carrying a gun around his Rattlesnake canyon home. Neighbors testified of past trouble and Hoffman said Beeshove drew a rifle when Hoffman tried to cross a bridge. Beeshove had no supporters. Testimony from A D Franklin Charles Scott Charles Hoffman Jeremiah Glabe and P F Grant was recorded and the judge would decide next Friday whether to bind him over to keep the peace. A merchants lunch at Woodworth's ran 11 30 to 2 for 25 cents.
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Rattlesnake Canyon
Coyote
Charles Hoffman
Beeehove
Hoffman
Beeshove
A. D. Franklin
Charles Scott
Jeremiah Glabe
P. F. Grant
Hayes
Land Entries Filed At Missoula Office
Missoula January 24 entries list includes Harrison Danforth Grant Creek 86 acres final timber and stone, Joseph M Ward Vermillion 160 acres homestead, Mary L and Joseph H Boyer 160 acres timber and stone each, Christopher Hermann 160 acres timber and stone near White Pine, Roman J White Bowen 160 acres desert land entry.
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Missoula
Harrison Danforth
Grant Creek
Joseph M. Ward
Vermillion
Mary L
Joseph H. Boyer
Christopher Hermann
White Pine
Roman J. White
Bowen
Golden Rule Orders Missing in Missoula
A terse directive references sending main orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula. The note provides no further context or details about the orders, timing, or involved parties.
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Missoula
Instruments Filed for Record in Missoula County
Filed for record in Missoula January 24 by the county clerk and recorder listing property transfers to N J Gould and John M Price. West half of block 7 McWhirk's addition referenced. details indicate mortgage or deed instruments recorded.
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Missoula
James Osborne
N. J. Gould
John M. Price
McWhirk
John Bonner
Board of County Commissioners
William Hayes
Manitoba
Judge Hayes Grants Suspended Sentence to Robert Lindsay
In Missoula on January 24 Judge Hayes released Robert Lindsay on a suspended jail sentence after the accused man, once secretary of the Hawthorne club, admitted beating his partner. The woman was injured enough to call police but improved after Lindsay agreed not to return to Missoula.
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Missoula
Robert Lindsay
Hawthorne Club
Recherche Colored Organization
Hayes
County Attorney Presses Case Against Jackson in Missoula
Missoula officials report County Attorney Hall pressing for a rape charge against Anderson Jackson after Edith Baker identified him as her assailant. An accompanying lineup failed to identify Jackson by a younger abuse victim, but Hall says the right suspect remains jailed awaiting formal charges.
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Hall
Anderson Jackson
Edith Baker
Eternal Brotherhood Founded In Missoula
W E Riley and W J Mathews instituted the Eternal Brotherhood here last evening. The group will meet each Friday in B L F hall with officers including President Charles W Marsh and Vice President Edward Potvin. Other officers are Secretary Abraham Polsgrove Treasurer 8 8 Brownson Past President J M Batharst Physician Dr W A Glasgow Chaplain Mrs M Polsgrove Sergeant at Arms Albert Beihl I D K John G Teufel O D K Joseph R Giroux. In Missoula visitors are advised to stop at The Grand Rooms 50 cents Newly furnished.
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Ternal Brotherhood
W. E. Riley
W. J. Mathews
B. L. F. Hall
Charles W. Marsh
Edward Potvin
Abraham Polsgrove
Brownson
J. M. Batharst
W. A. Glasgow
M. Polsgrove
Albert Beihl
John G. Teufel
Joseph R. Giroux
Ike Hayes Wins Six-Round Victory Over Kid Bishop
In Lothrop last night Ike Hayes of Butte defeated Kid Bishop in a six round bout won on points. Hayes landed solidly especially in rounds three and six as Bishop bled from the nose. The $300 a side fight drew about 200 spectators in the town hall with Bishop at 186 pounds and Hayes at 198.
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Missoula
Lothrop
Standard Office
Ike Hayes
Butte
Bishop
Hayes
Agreneff to settle debts in Missoula after Helena fine
Agreneff, a Russian nobleman, who was fined 10 for defrauding a hotel keeper in Helena, telegraphed Missoula that he would arrive tomorrow to settle with creditors. He plans to resume his Spokane bound tour once finances are arranged.
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Missoula
Count Agreneff
Helena
Spokane
Frenchtown Doctor Fined for Practicing Without License
Missoula report says Dr. Laterneau of Frenchtown faced a police court hearing for practicing without a state license. He was fined 100 dollars and repaid it promptly.
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Missoula
Laterneau
Frenchtown
Montana Flooring sash and door factory to open soon
The Montana Flooring company will complete its new sash and door factory by February 10. A ball is planned to celebrate with Mr. Lauzier donating 75 by 75 feet of floor space without posts. The event, a major winter social, is set for around February 12 in Missoula.
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Missoula
Montana
Lauzier
Temporary injunction granted in timber dispute near Bonner
In chambers Judge Webster granted a temporary injunction restraining Marvin Wise from cutting more timber on land in dispute with Charles Nearman near Bonner. Wise posted $300 bond to observe the injunction.
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Missoula
Chambers
Webster
Marvin Wise
Charles Nearman
Bonner
Wise
Brakeman Dies in Hospital After Pneumonia
William R. Shot a Northern Pacific brakeman died at 4 oclock this morning at the Northern Pacific hospital after a several days illness of pneumonia. He entered the hospital January 14 from Livingston aged 41 and leaves a wife at Winona Minnesota to which his remains will probably be shipped.
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Missoula
William R. Shot
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Winona
Minn
Elijah Holmes Fined After Jevee Fracas
Missoula police court fined Elijah Holmes five dollars plus costs for taking part in last Sunday night’s fracas on the Jevee. He was given time to "dig" as part of the sentence.
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Missoula
Elijah Holmes
Three Ribs Broken in Canyon Wagon Accident
Grant Brown of Lawler is in critical condition with three broken ribs after a lumber wagon slid toward a 260 foot precipice in Crooked creek canyon. Doc Delahoyde escaped unharmed as the team’s load toppled over the edge and killed a horse. two other horses were killed or euthanized. Brown is believed to recover.
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Red Lodge
Grant Brown
Lawler
Brown
Doc’ Delahoyde
Sage Creek
Crooked Creek Canyon
Delaheyde
Panama canal treaty clauses and related notices in Montana
Washington reports outline key Panama canal treaty provisions allowing U S armed protection if Colombia cannot provide forces with a sunset 12 year canal operation timeline immigrants of all nationalities may work there and joint commissions set with an umpire final decisions. Also mentions a slightly used Kimball organ for sale and two district court suits in Missoula involving a builder’s extras and the Ryan Bros Cattle Co suit over the mare Edythe Glynn known as Nanon with disputed sale authority.
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Washington
Jan
Republic of Colombia
Colombian
Colombia
United States
Adkins
Ryan Bros. Cattle Company
Stuart Polk
Edythe Glynn
Nanon
Montana
Polk
C, UC
Cook
Ryan Bros. Company
Missoula Notes Reflect Local Travel and Political Interest
A. 3. Blake from Victor on a business trip. State Senator Ed Donlan returns home from Heena over Sunday. W. H. Raymond Belmont Park owner in Missoula this week. William Smith now of Butte in Missoula this week. J. H. Lehson back from trips to Butte and Deer Lodge. in Hamilton on business. C. H. Putney Mis soula Mercantile clothing manager heads east for annual purchasing trip until March. Tevis and Crawshaw, ex Murphy Grocery staff, buy Sun Bakery and plan grocery venture. Garden City Commercial college students held mock county officer election Friday, stirring political interest and wire pulling chatter.
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Blake
Victor
Ed Donlan
Heena
W. H. Raymond
Belmont Park
Missoula
Messrs
Tevis and Crawshaw
Murphy Grocery Company
Sun Bakery
Garden City Commercial College
Revival Meetings At Missoula Methodist Church Garner Converts
Missoula reports 26 converts to revival services at the Methodist church with ongoing sessions next week. The lineup features Rev. Corliss Hargreaves and Rev. Edward Laird Miles presenting topics such as The Crisis In the Light of the Great White Throne and The Waiting Christ. A midday program from 11:30 to 2 offers Worth’s items for 25 cents.
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Missoula
Methodist Church
Corliss RP
Hargreaves
Edward Laird Miles
C. P. Hargreaves
E. L. Miles
Prodigal Son
E.L. Miles
Christ
Sydney
Paul
Rev
Births and recoveries reported at Sisters Hospital
An 11 pound boy was born to K Jones of Hamilton at Sisters' hospital this morning. Mrs Michael Hawes of Saltese admitted this evening. Helen O Connell the Lothrop child who was hurt in a sled accident is much better after earlier fears. Mrs Boyle who had appendicitis operation is past danger and improving.
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Missoula
K. Jones
Hamilton
Sisters’ Hospital
Michael Hawes
Saltese
Helen O'Connell
Lothrop
Boyle
Charcoal as a Health Remedy and Stuart's Lozenges
A Buffalo physician endorses charcoal for cleaning the stomach bowels and breath. Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges blend Willow charcoal with honey and antiseptics, sold for twenty five cents a box and praised for better complexion purer blood and improved general health with safe daily use.
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Stuart
Officer Killed in Fight With Robbers Near Union
St. Louis report says two clashes within 12 miles of Union, Missouri, between posses and robbery suspects who looted the Union bank left one detective dead, Charles Schumacher of St. Louis, and a suspect shot from his horse but escaping. About 100 shots fired in the two encounters.
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St. Louis
Republic
Union
Charles Schumacher
Divorcees Battle in Border v Border Trial
Bozeman January 24 Special Dispatch. The divorce suit of Mrs. Peter Border against Border occupied much of the afternoon. She accuses cruelty, noting Border has been arrested several times since proceedings began and a series of shooting scuffles. A week ago he was fined 125 dollars and jailed, later released on habeas corpus. Judge Parker of Boulder presides and will render a decision soon.
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Standard
Bozeman
Border
Peter Border
Parker
Boulder
Preparations Under Way for Joliet Coal Mine Expansion
Special Dispatch from Red Lodge reports P. K. Gilfillan and new owners inspect the Joliet mine after its purchase. Immediate steps include securing cars and rails, hauling coal by team to the Northern Pacific line, and adding a new airshaft to boost operations.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Joliet
Buttemen
P. K. Gilfillan
Northern Pacific
Adkins Sues Whitney Verdict for Damages
In Billings district court on January 24 a jury found in favor of Mrs. Orilla Whitney against contractor T. W. Adkins, awarding damages to Whitney.
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Standard
Billings
T. W. Adkins
Orilla Whitney
District Court
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