Alice Mott Has Money Her Share In Estate
In Missoula on July 7, Henry Stratham reports that Alice Mott has 151.95 left from her mother’s Montana estate after guardiSHip and travel costs. The remaining 491.95 is held by Cordwell and he may remit it to Stratham once guardian duties are settled.
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Missoula
I. H. Mott
Alice
Denver
M. W. Cordwell
Henry Strotham
Matt
Anaconda
Montana
Alices Board
Cordwell
Mr. Stretham
I. Ho Mott
Lemoyne Mott
Greased pig theft after Fourth of July race in Missoula
In Missoula the winner of the greased pig race reports his prize was stolen after washing his grease off. The pig sold to a butcher for $5 after the committee paid $10. The winner and Bill Myers pursue the culprit and demand restitution.
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Missoula
Bill Myers
Committee On Sports
Hint
Golden Rule
Mr. Myers
John Maguire Benefit Outlines Farewell Performance
Missoula on July 7 centers around a farewell event for veteran actor John Maguire. The town anticipates an evening of tributes and performances honoring his long career.
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Missoula
John Ma
Maguire stars in A Gentleman From Ireland at Opera House
Maguire brings the two act farce to Missoula’s Opera House on Wednesday evening the first performance in the city. The show previously played 37 nights in San Francisco to wide praise. Local talent supports Maguire with acts between scenes and a 24th infantry band number. Cast includes P O Callaghan John Maguire L E Wood Gilbert Heyfron Miss Mella Spohn Anna Hutter and Miss W R Van Valen. Backup by Heckler at Brunswick hotel.
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Guire
Opera House
Maguire
Ireland
West
San Francisco
Menntugue
W. R. van Valen
Julia Janks
Mella Spohn
Bettie
Anna Hutter
Mary Thibedau a 16 year old dies in hospital
Missoula today reports the death of Mary Thibedau age sixteen who was admitted from St Tenatius to Sisters hospital on Monday and died at 4 pm this afternoon of spinal meningitis. Her mother arrived from St Tenatius this evening to arrange the funeral.
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Missoula
Mary Thibedau
Sisters’ Hospital
St. Tenatius
Onion Club Postpones Summer Outing in Missoula
Rain and gloom swept Missoula as the Onion Club’s planned summer outing for this week was postponed. Members are advised the event will be held in about three weeks pending better weather.
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Missoula
House of Onion
Onion Club
John Purtle Satisfies All Claims in Missoula
John Purtle announced in Missoula that after yesterday's levy to satisfy creditors he had arranged terms to settle all claims. Mrs. A Smith of White Sulphur Springs, grand worthy matron of the Eastern Star, visited the city and was hosted by Mrs. KH Ketor and Miss Slaughter at Mrs. Ketor’s home with many Eastern Star members in attendance.
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Missoula
John Purtle
A. Smith
White Sulphur Springs
Crand Worthy
Eastern Star
KH. J. P. Ketor
Miss Slaughter
The
Astern Star
Boston socialite to wed in Newport event
Miss Dorothy March of Boston Maine is to marry Arthur Wirt Dennisen of Boston tomorrow evening at Newport Vt. The wedding is hosted by Miss Stella Greenough at the Greenough family summer home in Newport.
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Missoula
Dorothy March
Boston
Mase
Stella Greenough
Oelock
Newport
Arthur Wirt Dennisen
Hoston
Saloon keeper in assault case faces preliminary hearing
William Derval, Lothrop saloon keeper, faced a preliminary hearing before Police Judge Hayes in Missoula on a charge of assaulting Alice Curran. The girl testified with little detail as defense and county attorneys pressed for more, while Derval claimed Curran’s mother sought $800 settlement.
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Missoula
William Derval
Lothrop
Alice Curran
Hayes
Higgins
Derval
Alice
Gophers
Hunters Must Get License Under Idaho Game Law
Maj. F. A. Fenn reports Idaho’s new license rule requiring non residents to buy a 25 dollar annual license before hunting. Rangers will enforce, with arrests possible without warrants. Hunters from Western Montana must obtain Idaho licenses before trips.
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Branchard Hamilton
F. A. Fenn
Idaho
Montana
Stuart
Forest Rangers
Hamilton
Clearwater
Hlngst
Ldnho
Major
Dixon to Leave Missouri for Washington and Law Office Closure
Congressman J M Pinson will leave shortly for Washington and will close his law office in the city for the present. City Attorney Murphy and the co county clerk and recorder Wilkinson will handle duties for several months. P J Kline and Ira W Terry from the Pinson office plan to move across the hall to new roles.
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Missouri
J M Pinson
Washington
W. O. Murphys
eo-Countylerk
Wikinson
Wilkinson
P. J. Kline
Ira W. Terry
Pmaon
Missoula Firm Plans Heavy Investment in Montana County
Mr. Matson, president of the Western Taven and Ravings company of Balt Lake City, visiting Missoula with his wife, announces the firm will invest heavily in the county, citing the region’s opportunities and existing loans.
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Missoula
Tk. W. Matson
Balt Leake City
Mer. Matson
Western Taven and Ravings Company
Balt Lake City
Matson
Montana
Reform Administration Faces Damages Claim Over Hall Closing
A. J. Mills plans to sue the city for damages after the Exchange variety hall closure by the mayor. He refuses the council’s offer to reissue his license if he drops the claim, signaling a jury may determine damages and a permanent closure of the Exchange.
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Missoula
A. J. Mills
Exchange
Damage suits mount as city faces July profits and losses
The article notes profits of a variety hall during the Fourth of July, with Mills claiming $5,765 in damages for three nights of lost business. It mentions two damage suits already threatened against the city and a third in prospect, while reform administration touts economy. Mills has hired Marshall & Stiff to sue the city.
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Mills
Reform
Marshall & Stiff
Lumber Claim Against Montana Ore Purchasers Cleared
McVey Johnsons mill men sue Montana Ore Purchasing company for 1686.14 in lumber unpaid. Plaintiffs allege 289952 feet at 7.00 per thousand and 104575 feet at 7.90 per thousand were delivered with partial or no payment. Suit filed by R A Hara in district court.
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Standard
Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Butte
John MacGinniss
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
McVey & Johnson
Montana Ore
R. A. Hara
Montana
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Moves and Incidents
Pat Hayes visits from Poto mac Owen Kelle travels to Spokane for a short vacation Minor Berry’s horse dies Sunday night D J Goudy of Victor conducts business in town Allen Forkner of Stevensville stays a few days There were five fires in June with small property loss There were 18 quarantines set and 16 raised The stove incident shows premature beliefs Council plans another street meeting Irene McQuesten heads to Marshall Minn for summer Evans sells lots 7 8 9 10 11 12 Montana addition to R Means for 1 00 R Perkins of Missoula Mercantile to two week vacation with his mother in Basin Fred Slemmons and Ellen Harrington visit from Butte A total of 46 offenders arrested in June all but one convicted Plumbers ordinance endorsed by city health board County commissioners travel to Thompson and Huson for road work Dean of RB A P passes through Missoula to Butte New Northern Pacific agent A Dutty appointed at Plains Mrs Kinsley and Mrs Brooks attend Indian war dance Superintendent McKay of Hamilton plans Hay crop work then Lake Como with family McKay says new fire department team cost 340 and shows good progress Rev J H Mojsankin arrives from Scotland to attend McCracken Whit wedding then visits Missoula
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Owen Kelle
Spokane
Minor Berry
D. J. Goudy
Victor
Allen Forkner
Stevensville
Missoula
Fred Slemmons
Llen Harrington
Butte
City Health Board
Board of County Commissioners
Thompson and
Huson
Dean
Hamilton
A. Dutty
Northern Pacific
Plains
Fdr
Kruger
Charles Kinsley
George FP. Brooks
McKay
Hamllton
Lake Como
J. H. MoJsankin
Presbyterian Church
Scotland
Mclankin
McCrackin
Missoula Worker Hurt at Bonner Mill Incident
Frank Carlton of Helena, a summer student at the state university, was badly injured in a Bonner mill when a saw action tore the first two fingers of his left hand. He was brought to Missoula for treatment and is believed to have escaped complete loss of the digits.
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Missoula
Frank Carlton
Carlton
Helena
Wok
Ngw
Bon- Her
State University
Bigamy complaint filed against Jessie Wilson in Missoula
A Missoula police court charged Jessie I Wilson with bigamy after records show she married Bert Brace Wilson while under the name Jessie L Majors. Supposedly she believed prison terms equaled divorce and she had no valid license for the last marriage. Sheriff to locate Verley threats and warrant serves tomorrow.
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Missoula
Jessie I. Wilson
Jessie LI
Majors
John Verley
Verley
Anaconda
Bert Brace Wilson
Jessie L. Majors
Marcl
Werley
Fort Renton
White and McCrackin Wedding in Hamilton
Missoula reports the marriage of Misa Virginia McCrackin and Mortimer White a First National bank cashier at Jutte will occur tomorrow evening in Hamilton. Bridesmaids include Misses Kate Reeves and Fay Murray of this city, with a sizable party traveling to attend.
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Missoula
Misa Virginia McCrackin
Mortimer White
First National Bank
Jutte
Hamilton
Kate Reeves
Fay Murray
Pearl wearing socialites noted at open air performance
The open air performance of As You Like It featured conspicuous jewelry with Mrs. Neilson wearing pearls and turquoise. Mrs. John R. Drexel and Mrs. Frederick Pearson were rarely seen without pearls, while Mrs. Perry Belmont appeared in hers during arrival and shopping. Earlier, the senior Mrs. August Belmont wore pearls constantly, a custom later followed by her daughter, the late Mrs. Howland.
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Neilson
John R. Drexel
Frederick Pearson
Perry Belmont
August Belmont
New York
Investment chair yields hidden fortune in Quincy sale
Mrs. Anna Geiger bought a 49 cent rocking chair from the Bloom estate in Quincy. A cushion hid a cloth bag containing bank books bonds and notes totaling about $1,550. The papers may double the estate value. the bag was turned over to Rev. Andrew Butzkeuben.
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Quincy
Anna Geiger
Broadway
Catherina Bloom
United States
St. Francis’ Church
Andrew Butzkeuben
British taste influences at New York dinner
At a Pilgrims' club dinner for the British ambassador in Delmonico's, sherry and water with a tang were served instead of cocktails. Sir Michael appreciated the English courtesy as Americans grow fond of foreign customs such as sherry and bitters.
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New York
Pilgrims’ Club
Delmonico’s
Michael
Jefferon Hotel Planned For St Louis Luxury On Block South Of Twelfth
Architectural plans reveal a $2,000,000 Jeffer son hotel to rise on the south side of Twelfth Street between Locust and St Charles in St Louis. The design features a gray roman brick exterior, gold trim, and extensive first floor public rooms including a grand dining room, rotunda, cafe and bar with Italian and French Renaissance styling. The building will house over 600 rooms with extensive amenities and a lavish interior throughout. The article also notes fashion trends with jewels worn by prominent women such as Mrs Colgate Hoyt and Mrs Corovlious Vanderbilt, highlighting pearl necklaces on display in daily life.
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Jefferson Hotel
Twelfth Street
Locust and
St. Charles Streets
Stt. Louis
Waldorf-Astoria
Louis MI
Damages Apportionment Panel Amid Ditch Suppressors Meet
Missoula July 7 the suppressors of damages into Cobban ditch Edward Miller J R Latimer and George F Brooks met with Judge Webster and will reconvene next Friday to set the apportionment of damages following a trial or dispute related to the ditch project.
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Missoula
Cobban Ditch
Edward Miller
J. R. Latimer
George F. Brooks
Webster
Rain Ends as Clear Sky Returns Over Missoula
Weather in Missoula shows breaking rain with a clear night ahead. Heavy downpours have driven barometric pressure down and breezes have shifted after days of storms.
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Missoula
Teachers Institute Set for Missoula September 1
Missoula on July 7 reports state superintendent notified local schools chief Kate Shelley that a teachers institute will be held in the city from September 1 through 4 inclusive with all teachers invited to attend.
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Missoula
Ounty
Bchools
Kate Shelley
A Plutocrat Scheme for Free Cream
A Newark New Jersey News poem satirizes a wealthy resident plotting a scheme to steal cream from neighbors. The narrator instructs his daughter to take a bottle of cream and later replace it with milk, framing the theft as polite and generous conduct. The piece mocks aristocratic pretensions and calls out class hypocrisy.
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Newark
N. J
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