Butte Jail-Breaker Healey Caught in Missoula
Healey, a fugitive from the Silver Bow jail with two companions, was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Kelly and McCormick after a Black witness identified him among circus crowds. He denied being Healey, feigned insanity, and awaits transfer to Silver Bow. a Silver Bow officer is expected tonight.
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Missoula
Healey
Silver Bow
Kelly
McCormick
Norris & Rowe
Firet
Larson
United States
Gage
Helena
Higgins Avenue
Cedar Street
J. K. Reinhard
McGregor
Butte
Land in Missoula District Reports Unappropriated Lands
The annual land office report for the Missoula district shows total unappropriated lands by county, with Missoula and Ravalli receiving large totals. It lists surveyed and unsurveyed areas and totals for Beaverhead, Powell, Flathead, Granite, Missoula, and Silver Bow, plus reserved and appropriated lands allocations. The record notes 2,024,533 acres of reserved lands and 1,280,977 acres appropriated across counties.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Beaverhead
Powell
Drolsts
Ravaili
Granite
Ra- Valli
Resorts Heat Up As Summer Visitors Flock In
Vacationists rush to Springs and popular resorts across the region as Capt M F Quinn reports Paradise remains inviting and promises top service with improvements. Munzie confirms plans for summer guests at Lolo hot springs with good road conditions and excellent fishing. Bonita clubhouse on Rock creek expects steady attendance through deer season as owners expand operations. Mr Short finds Missoula appealing and may settle in Orchard Homes after returning to Anaconda.
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Missoula
M. FE. Quinn
Paradise
Plains
Munzie
Lolo
Lolo Pass
Bonita
Rock Creek
Day
Mr. Short
Anaconda
Braund House to Play Missoula in Sunday Baseball
Missoula Captain Campbell accepted a Braund house of Butte request for a game next Sunday. Missoula has won both prior meetings, here and in Butte, with Braund house regarded as the summer’s best Missoula squad. Catcher Mitchell heals a hand injury and expects to be fit for the Sunday affair.
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Missoula
Hutte
Campbell
Braund House
Butte
Missoulas
Mitchell
Hearing Discharges James Phillips in Brack Case
The hearing at the courthouse before Justice Morris resulted in the discharge of James Phillips, arrested on suspicion of killing William Brack and disposing of the body in the Bitter Root river. No evidence linked him to the crime, despite a coroner’s verdict of drowning and juror concerns.
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Hamilton
James Phillips
William Brack
Justice Morris
Standard
Brack
Bitter Root
Phillips
Bonner Return of Arthur Me Keown Noted
Arthur W Me Keown of Bonner returns to his post at the Big Blackfoot company after a Missoula visit. He enjoyed his vacation and reports Bonner in good shape. Bonner is glad to see Blondie back. Premiums for a year’s Standard subscription are advertised at the Standard office. These premiums outshine all others.
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Missoula
Arthur W. Me. Keown
Bonner
Big Blackfoot Company
Blondie
Standard
Missoula Attended by A Short of Anaconda
An outsider, A Short from Anaconda, visited Missoula today to inspect the Orchard Homes addition. The brief note records his arrival among others touring the city.
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Missoula
A. Short
Anaconda
Mr. Short
Orchard Homes
A GOOD SHOW Norris & Rowe's Animal Performance in Missoula
Norris and Rowe's dog and pony show entertained Missoula with two crowded performances. The larger tents and expansive train impressed locals as dogs horses elephants and monkeys starred including a dramatic fire rescue. Hippodrome races delighted the audience as the troupe travels east toward Butte with an expanded train and polished presentation.
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Missoula
Norris & Rowe
Butte
Rush of Trains Noted as Blockade Lifts at Missoula
Missoula sees busy depot as eastern state blockade ends and roadbed repairs permit through trains. Two trains arrived at noon and a third at 3 pm with No 3 arriving two hours late. Delayed trains came via Butte and Helena routes. Mrs Harris of Hamilton hospitalized with likely typhoid fever improving with rest. Bitter Root valley haying to start by July 10 with about 100 extra men at the stock farm earning 1.50 dollars daily plus board.
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Missoula
Butte
Helena
Harris
Hamilton
Sisters’ Hospital
Bitter Root Valley
Bitter Root
State of Montana Sues John Ringuette Over Unpaid Liquor License
A complaint filed in Justice Houtchen's court shows the State of Montana versus John Ringuette of Potomac. County Treasurer Higgins alleges the liquor license for the six months ending October 31 has not been paid. Also noted is the Missoula funeral service for Regina Lebensberger at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with Hebrew rites by Morris Schlossberg. burial in the family lot.
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Missoula
Justice Houtchen
State of Montana
John Ringuette
Potomac
Higgins
Lebensberger
Regina Lebensberger
Musical Social Aids Missoula Church Choir
The newly organized Christian church choir under Prof. R. Brian Owen will present a musicale and lawn social on Thursday evening July 11 at the home of Mrs. E A Winstanley on East Main street Fishing tackle at McHalle Bros.
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Missoula
The
Christian Church
R. Brian Owen
E. A. Winstanley
East Main Street
Missoula News Brief on McBride's Hamilton Station Visit
M B McBride, agent at Hamilton station, spent the day in Missoula. He found any of the posted details unclear or incomplete during his visit on July 8.
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Missoula
M. B. McBride
Hamilton Station
First Mis soula visit renews Hamilton station bustle
Friends welcomed him back noting this was his first Mis soula visit in a month. Mr Mc Bride’s health has improved, he has gained weight, and new duties make him feel renewed. He says Hamilton station is now one of the valley’s busiest and Hamilton is a lively town.
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Missoula
McBride
Hamilton
Missoula Sees Rise in Valuation Across County
Assessor Massey plans to send the valuation report to the state board of equalization by Thursday. The county shows a notable gain from last year with total value up about 400000, highlighted by larger assessments for Northern Pacific improvements and other properties.
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Missoula
Massey
State Board of Equalization
Man and Horse Injured by Barbed Wire Near Missoula
William Ploard rode from Bonner to Clinton when his horse bolted at a bear trapped inside a fence. The animal tore the horse and Ploard’s leg. Dr. Parsons treated the wounds, described as painful but not life threatening. A bear search failed to locate the animal.
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Missoula
William Plcard
Bonner
Clinton
Escaped Monkey Stirs Missoula Crowd At Morris & Rowe Show
A small monkey escaped from the Morris and Rowe show in Missoula July. It performed then fled into the dressing tent and leaped from a horse escape. The animal darted to the old Dickinson barn and into the loft where it was eventually caught.
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Missoula
Morris & Rowe
Dickinson
Missoula Man Selected to Head Moscow Idaho Schools
In Missoula many friends learn E. H. Murray, once a university student, has been chosen to supervise Moscow Idaho public schools. Murray is described as capable, and Moscow’s brief note lauds the appointment as a positive move for the city and its schools.
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Missoula
E. H. Murray
Publc
Moscow
Idaho
Murray
Archdeacon Webber Leaves Missoula for Pan American Exposition
Archdeacon Webber, who led a week long mission in Missoula, heads East this morning en route to the Pan American Exposition. He plans to stop at larger towns and deliver lectures, having made many friends and noting the mission's good influence. In Plains, authorities quarantine Indians amid tensions as residents vow to arrest any Indian seen in the town.
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Missoula
Archdeacon Webber
Plains
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Missoula July meeting of the Rebekah lodge elected officers for the next year. N. G. is Mrs. N. Coulombe, V. G. Mrs. S. Grantier, chaplain Mrs. Mase, financial secretary Mrs. A. M. Stevens, recording secretary Mrs. Courtney, past grand Mrs. Richard Schimmel.
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Missoula
Rebekah Lodge
Eo & Fs
N. G
N. Coulombe
V. G
S. Grantier
Mase
A. M. Stevens
Courtney
Richard Schimmel
Workman Violette Injured at Bonner Facility
A Bonner workman named Violette was seriously hurt when his hand was crushed at work. He was treated initially and later applied to Dr. Parsons hospital where doctors hope the blood poisoning risk may be less severe than first feared.
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Missoula
Violette
Bonner
County Commissioners Set Special Meeting Next Monday
Misoula July county officials schedule a special meeting to review the assessor's lists and set the tax levy for 1901.
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Misoula
Sharpe v Hughes Court Action Over Property Possession
Mary F. Sharpe sues W. F. Hughes seeking recovery of possession of the house now occupied by Hughes and his family. The attorney for Sharpe offers an amended complaint and the case is continued to tomorrow for demurrer arguments.
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Missoula
Mary F. Sharpe
W. F. Hughes
Clearance sale and ore samples shown in Missoula
Globe notes a clearance sale of ladies waists and fine ore specimens from the Silver Cliff Gold and Copper Mining Company of Wallace Idaho. Missoula visitor Young, secretary, will tour the city to promote the company and display ore from the Lookout mine near Lookout on the Northern Pacific. B A Mitchell, manager of the Ore Son Nursery company, Missoula offices.
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Missoula
Rd c. Young
Silver Cliff Gold & Copper Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Deeds Filed in Missoula for Cobban Dinsmore Orchard Homes
The Missoula county clerk records show a deed from Samuel Dinsmore to Napoleon Reeves for lots 4 and 5 in Cobban and Dinsmore's Orchard Homes plus 20 inches of water with a consideration of 1,500 dollars.
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Missoula
Samuel Dinsmore
Napoleon Reeves
Cobban & Dinsmore
Property deeds and probate notices from 1889 transfers
Deed William Landers as judge in 1889 to J 11 block 4 for 126. Deed EK Beckwith to Colby White lots 11 12 block 76 Ar lins addition for 350. Deed Elizabeth Miller and husband to Samuel Dinsmore lots 27 30 Dinsmore's Orchard Homes No 4 for 1800. Probate Marion Frenchtown lots 3 to ? in Frenchtown value noted.
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William Landers
Allon
C. EK. Beckwith
Colby White
Arlin
Elizabeth Miller
Samuel Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Marion
Frenchtown
Break Into Superintendent Russell Car at Missoula
Officers seek a burglar who broke into Supt. Russell's private car on a sidetrack east of Woody street in Missoula. A suit of clothes a revolver a field glass and other small items were stolen. No suspect yet. escape possible as yards are busy at night.
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Missoula
Russell
Woody Street
Missoula Notes and Local Incidents
MISSOULA NOTES A son arrived at the home of Samuel Hellman on Grant creek Sunday evening Agent Dougherty of the Northern Pacific station at Bonita was in Missoula Monday WW C Murphy has returned from a business trip to Plains and Thompson Born to Mr and Mrs J S Neherat of Bonner a daughter Mrs F Smith and children arrived in Missoula Monday from Spokane to visit with Mrs Smiths sister Mrs FE Williams of the Rattlesnake addition Sunday was a quiet day in Missoula Three drunks were arrested and sent to the county jail for five days each by Judge Houtchens
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Samuel Hellman
Grant Creek
Agent Dougherty
Northern Pacific
Bonita
Missoula
C. Murphy
Plains
Thompson
J. S. Neherat
Bonner
F. Smith
Spokane
Houtchens
Whites and Japanese Come in Conflict in Vancouver Salmon War
In Vancouver area today a salmon canning dispute escalated as union fishermen oppose wages and patrol boats clash with Japanese workers hired by canners. Large force mobilizes 1200 boats with 3600 Japanese, while 300 white patrols pursue. Officials fear possible militia call as talks loom.
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Vancouver
B. C
Fraser River
Steveston
Death announced of T. C. Healy of Alaska age 27
Assistant Attorney General Frank Mettler in Great Falls confirms via telegram the Standard’s report of T. C. Healy’s death from consumption. Healy, son of Capt. J. J. Healy formerly of Fort Benton now in Alaska, leaves a widow and a six year old child. He was well known in Fort Benton and the region.
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Standard
Great Falls
Frank Mettler
T. C. Healy
J. J. Healy
Fort Benton
Alaska
Healy
Bonds on Hand in Great Falls School District
Superintendent Martha A. Kearns holds 700 dollars in 6 percent bonds for funding a new school building in district 47. With no bids by 2 PM she faces a dilemma and plans to re advertise for offers to redeem or secure funds within five to ten years.
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Standard
Great Falls
Martha A. Kearns
To Contest Rogers Will In Paterson Estate Case
New York July Howard B Rogers, nephew of the late Jacob S Rogers of Paterson, has been served with notice from Rogers relatives that the will leaving most of the estate to the Metropolitan Museum of Art will be contested.
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New York
Howard B. Rogers
Jacob S. Rogers
Paterson
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
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Ryissoula
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Missoula, Montana
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Jewelers
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Missoula, Mont
Pat Healey
Silver Bow County
Missoula District
Ain
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Ooh
Dr. R. Gwinn
Braund
Dungan
Nat. Bk
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McBride's
Union Market
Bishop & Kern
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Big Blackfoot Co
W. A. Clark
Western Lumber Co
Globe
Crimson Harvester Dtl
Pulliam Bros
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Mr. Webber
Rankin House
B. A. Mitchell
Oreson Nursery Company
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Herpicide
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Dept
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Oere -Rere Smith Dring CO
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Hayes & Marsh
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West Front Street
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Mont
A. J. Gibson
Gibson
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Bik
Joyce & Mulroney
Attorneys-At
First National Bank
Kodak Supplies
Kodakery
Smith & Simmons
Druggists
George Pringle
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
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G. A. Wolf Johns
Lemson J
Ryman
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
M. Keith
P. A. Petty
B. Hagamond
Job
T. L. Greenough
G. England
M. McLeod, Keith
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas Emaley
Ister
W. A Cook
M. D
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Local Appliance CO
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Big Blackfoot Milling Co. Aeanufacturers and Dealers
Tamarack
BIG Blackroot Milling GO
Toole
Bonner, Mont
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