Robbed in the Bad Lands Trial Delayed to Tuesday
Jessie OBrien faces a police court hearing after a demurrer to the complaint over value of a roll taken from W. Frank during a bad lands robbery. Frank sought to withdraw his complaint but officers say the case continues as Frank alleges he was beaten and suspects a consortium with a Frenchman. County Attorney Hall prosecutors the case while defense counsel Evane delays pleadings.
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Missoula
Jessie Obrien
W. Frank
Hall
J. M. Evane
Frank
O'Brien
Timber cutting permits denied in Elkhorn reserve area
J B Collins superintendent of United States Forest Reserves in Montana states that free use of timber applies only within created forest reserves or unreserved lands. The temporary withdrawal for the Elkhorn reserve is neither and no timber permits can be issued. Trespassers will be prosecuted.
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Montana
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Educer of
Elkhorn Forest
J. B. Collins
United States Forest Reserves
Missoula
Subscriptions Open for Anaconda Standard Offer
Pay ten dollars in advance for a year’s subscription to the Anaconda Standard and secure the handsome premium Famous Art Reproduced, expressed prepaid.
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Anaconda Standard
Exs
Sheeney Kid in Trouble on Vagrancy Charge
A. Cahn known as the Sheeney Kid faced Police Judge Hayes in Missoula for vagrancy. Bonds posted. J M Evans requested a jury trial but was denied. State witnesses included Chief Houston and officers. defense witnesses included F G Bond and Fire Chief Walling. Verdict due Tuesday at 4 PM.
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Missoula
A. Cahn
Sheeney Kid
Hayes
J. M. Evans
Evans
Houston
Wlatson
Anderson
Ed Hart
J. D. McIntosh
Robert Pelletier
F. J. Hiro
F. G. Bond
Walling
Walter Beard
North Side dance hall to reorganize after disturbances
Missoula January 2s The managers of the north side dance hall say they regret the disturbances at recent parties and plan to reorganize the dancing club on a basis to insure peace at future dances. The planned tight Saturday night did not occur.
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Missoula
North Side
Unclaimed Letters in Missoula Post Office Week Ending Jan 29 1901
Missoula post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending January 29 1901. Names include Matthew Anderson Mrs John Boyd W F Brown two items William Briggin Mrs H E Cleveland Anthone Gryton Miss Rachel Grant L L Hickle T H Hyde Frank Low Bess Leroy F P Milnaugh J M Miley W F Marquis Miss George McKnight John A McNeil Co 8 Nichols Mrs Clara Owens George C Panpieres F B Ross Charles Summers John Sherman Mrs Stella Taylor Miss Alice Warrick Mrs A J Wood J B Wood postmaster George H Keep.
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Missoula
Matthew Anderson
John Boyd
Brown
William Briggin
H. E. Cleveland
Anthone Gryton
M. 8. Green
Rachael Yrant
Ll. L. Hickle
T. H. Hyde
Butte Stock Sale Crowds Missoula Mercantile Store
The Missoula Mercantile opened a major sale of Butte stock at 10 o'clock Monday, drawing huge crowds. From opening until closing the store was packed, making it nearly impossible to wait on customers.
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Big Butte
Mercantile Company
Missoula
Missoula Sale Extends Hours as Stocks Move Fast
Before the hour announced for the opening of the sale the rooms were thronged. It has been decided not to open the store till 9 30 each morning during the balance of the sale. The force of salesmen has been increased for Tuesday and those who were disappointed Monday will receive prompt attention Tuesday. The sale will be continued until the immense stock brought from Butte has been disposed of. The sale is the biggest success of any mercantile venture ever attempted in Missoula.
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Butte
Missoula
Seven New Residences Under Way in Missoula
Rosendorff's reports seven residences under construction in Missoula as of January 2 with 15 to five rooms each. Most new homes will rise on the south side in the Montana or Hammond additions, plans with contractors and estimates soon. A business block on Higgins avenue is planned, plus a Northern Pacific depot, and ice storage buildings nearing completion. I Coleman expects to finish two terraces begun two years ago, adding to city housing. Missoula Drug Co. handles drug orders.
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Missoula
Montana
Hammond
Higgins Avenue
Northern Pacific
Coleman
Clerks in the Legislature Reach for Record Numbers
A Missoula report notes West side clerks taking Sundays off during the current session. The clerk count is said to aim at surpassing the Fourth assembly in staffing. The Standard offers premiums for a yearly subscription, claiming superior value.
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Missoula
Legislative Committee
West Side
Weather Wise a Bit of Missouri June 2
Weather notes mention a heavy season snowstorm and railroad crews on the Coeur d'Alene branch lacking work since then. Forecasts had predicted unusual snow but actual records show less activity so far, with more snow yet possible.
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Missouri
Coeur d'Alene
Picture sale at Blen's in Missoula
The county records list filed deeds: Andy Schilling and wife to Otto Quast transfer five acres in Rattlesnake valley with an undivided one eighth share in the Williams irrigation ditch for $1. Joseph L Hartman and wife to Francis Goetz of Thompson buy one acre near Thompson in section MM township 25 range 30 west for $25.
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Missoula
Andy Schilling
Otto Quast
Rattlesnake Valley
Williams
Joseph L. Hartman
Francis Goetz
Thompson
Township 25
Come Back Honey Avoids County Jail In Billings Trip
Charles Clark, accused by his wife of wife beating and held in county jail for a few days, left Missoula for Billings to seek work. At the depot his wife lingered and urged him to stay with her.
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Missoula
Charles Clark
Billings
Depot
Delinquent Taxes Remain Despite Weekly Collections
Rounding Up Delinquente reports the county treasurer has collected delinquent taxes over the past week. About 1500 dollars remains unpaid on the real estate list and several thousand on the personal tax side, most of it on the Flathead reservation, where collection is difficult.
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Missoula
Flithead Reservation
Missoula Notes Recall Local Doings and Travel
Missoula items report H Danforth of Florence and J B Papes of Kellogg visiting, D J Donohue heading to New York, Gauthier back from Philipsburg, Flowers on Corvallis business, typhoid convalescence, grip illness, and a busy January for police court. The Empire theater reopens under Aus Hartley. city notes on ice, street work, and council meetings mix with health alerts and local incidents.
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H. Danforth
Florence
Missoula
J. B. Papes
Kellogg
Idaho
D. J. Donohue
New York
Charles Gauthier
Philipsburg
Galloway
J. M. Luey
L. S. Jones
Post-Trader
Ronan
J. E. Stevens
Ravalli Republican
Empire Theater
Aus. Hartley
McHaffie
F. H. McHaffie
Sisters’ Hospital
Copper City Limited
Clark
Northern Pacific
Larson
Jey
John Holt
Bitter Root
Tom Corbett
Lothrop
Blanche Chadwick
Kennedy Hotel
Don Rawlins
Frenchtown
Helena
Col
J. A. McGowan
Stevensville Notes Show Local Visits and Incidents
Attorney Calkins visited Hamilton early this week. Allen May and companions brought a band of sheep for May brothers from Darcy. Mrs. Joe Farlin hosted a dinner for friends. Dave Whaley returned from Helena for a few days rest. James Dykeman, a smallpox patient from Harper and Baird mill, is dangerously ill. J M Higgins’s horse fell injuring him near Bart Frauser’s place. Dr Brice reset his injuries. J R Faulds erected a wood shed and ice house. George A. Kain’s men built an ice house and woodshed. Brown, the Hamilton transfer man, visited for rest. Bert Carter and others attended a Florence basket social. Violinist Christian Hanson gave a Buck’s hall concert. Amos Buck visited Missoula last week.
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Stevensville
Calkins
Hamilton
Allen May
Bud Ray
Joe Everly
Darcy
May Brothers
Joe Farlin
Dave Whaley
Helena
James Dykeman
Harper and Baird's Mill
William Young
W. G. Stuart
H. W. Flanagan
George A. Kain
J. (. Brown
Bert Carter
Jernigan
J. T. Williams
Florence
Christian Hanson
Buck's Hall
Amos Buck
Missoula
Local Court Actions Include Dismissals and Trials
Mrs F J Wilson of Mills City receives appointment by President C E Avery. In the suit M L Crouch vs Olaf Oman Judge Houtchens rules for the plaintiff for full amount. Die Baker and Smith faced trial for disturbing a north side dance. Baker pleads guilty while Smith's trial is set for Tuesday.
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F. J. Wilson
Mills City
C. E. Avery
M. L. Crouch
Olaf Oman
Justice Houtchens
Baker
Smith
Kalispell State Horticultural Meeting Appeals to Orchard Growers
Missoula and Ravalli county fruitgrowers are urged to attend the Kalispell meeting of the State Horticultural society. The event will unite growers from across the state for discussions to aid orchard business and northern county interests. Delegations from southern counties are encouraged as travel time is brief. Dr. W. C. Orr, veterinary surgeon and dentist, at Johnson's livery.
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Missoula
Ravalli County
Kalispell
State Horticultural Society
Ravalli
Flathead County
W. C. Orr
Johnson's Livery
Youth called Doc Sileote fate sealed by age ruling
In Omaha a youth named Doc Sileote faced a Union Pacific bullion theft case. Judges and experts debated his age to determine punishment. a veterinarian and a barber offered opinions but the court ruled him under legal age, sentencing him to reform school.
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Omaha Bee
Doc" Sileote
Baker
Union Pacific
Sileote
Reform School
Wizzard
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Silcote
Bilcote
St Joseph Parish Church rises with Chicago post office look
An observant Chicagoan passing Lincoln and First Avenues in Milwaukee would notice the St Joseph Parish church under construction resembles the old Chicago post office. The stone trimming and column formation remain the same and the big columns from Chicago form part of the main entrance.
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Lincoln and
First Avenues
Milwaukee
Chicago
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Range 15
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Frank Hawkins
Dennis Mandeville
South Missoula
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B'way
26Th St
Lamp Co
U.S
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Bend
Par ‘Loca Appliance Co
Charles Bidg
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
Cg, A. Oep
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Joun
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J. H. T. Ryman
Seseee
Cashier
E. M. Ratcliffe
West Cedar Street
George Pringle
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