Missoula Wedding Sparks City Wide Surprise
A secret marriage in Missoula stunned friends as Lot Duncan Howard and Rose Louise Osborn eloped in June. Witnesses included Rev Ernest W Wright with ceremony at a Presbyterian church. The couple fled for a brief honeymoon before news spread, prompting a celebratory motor parade for Howard, a prominent local businessman.
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LD. Howard
Standard
Cupid
SRD
Ernest W. Wright
Walter Beck
Randall
Howard
Quiet disposition ushers in Missoula move
A year ago she was quiet but her winning manner drew many friends. The event tonight showed Nera’s appeal. Mr and Mrs Howard plan a day of travel and then settle Missoula as their future home.
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Howard
Missoula
Judge Winston presides as court handles land dispute
Judge Winston presided in a Plains County session addressing title to land in the Plains townsite. The case of Lains Land and Improvement Co. vs Chariew and others opened, with both sides presenting evidence. Attorneys for the plaintiffs were Boordy and Woody. defendants were represented by Schulte, Walsh, and Kalies. Divorce case filed by Harriet Hellman against Simon Hellman cited cruelty and intolerable treatment. decree granted. Final account in the estate of Elizabeth Lynch was allowed and final distribution ordered.
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Missouri
Anaconda
Suage Winston
Mianonla
F.C. Webster
Chariew
Aneh
Plaine
Phaintiff
Belefe
Boordy & Woody
Minnecula
Plains
Harriett
Hellman
Simon Hellme
Judement
Winston Murphy
Avery
Elizabeth Lynch
Drowned Man in Blackfoot River Near Bonner
Harold Peterson a section man for King railroad and Big Blackfoot Milling drowned in the Blackfoot River at a site called the Landing about 16 miles above Bonner. He was swept into an eddy while with companions and did not resurface before help arrived. Coroner notified. body to Missoula. No further details available at night.
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Missouri
Harold Peterson
Loge King Railroad
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner
Marsh
Kendrick
Missoula
Joseph Spykoli
Browerville
Minn
Connolly Seeks Photographs for Missoula Story in Magazine
Missoula reporters say P Connolly travels to Butte to confer with Fran E Schoonover art editor of Meylures magazine. Schoonover toured Missoula and western Montana by train last night and joined Connolly after returning from the Flathead reservation where he photographed Indian celebration scenes.
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Connolly
Flathead
Saben
Baling
Schoonover
Missoula
Vale Jey
Butte
Old dispute settled quiet title case in Missoula court
A long running dispute over a small land lot south of the Hammond block on Migging Avenue was resolved. Judge Winston ruled for the First National Bank of Missoula, quieting title and nullifying the plaintiff's claim. The bank has since deeded part of the river edge parcel to Missoula School District No 1 and plans to sell to the highest bidder with proceeds to the district.
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Missoula
Winston
Anaconda
F.C. Webster
Ntional Bank of
Winaton
First National Bank
Hammond
Misoula
FE. Hicksin
Aquatter
Supreme Court
Hicklin
Webster
Wineston
Western Montana
Miss Hyde and Jean Turner Wed in Missoula Ceremony
At the bride’s home on West Pine Street in Missoula at 4 pm Alberta Alice Hyde daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton R Hyde and Jean J Turner were married by Rev Bagby of the Christian church. The couple plan to live in Austin Texas where Turner will manage a telephone exchange. Both youths have worked for the stock Mountain Bell Telephone company.
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Missoula
West Pine Street
Alberta Alice Hyde
Newton R. Hyde
Jean J. Turner
Bagby
Tehhristian
Austin
Tex
Turner
Stocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Lumber Industry Booms in Western Montana Firms at Full Capacity
Missoula in July reports the lumber sector driving Western Montana’s economy. W B Russell notes 000 mills employ vast payrolls, about 200 000 per month statewide. Bonner Harm ton and St Regis mills lead with 400 workers at Bonner 200 at Jamerton and 400 at St Regis, all running at full capacity with ample logs and strong demand for finished products.
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Montana
Bonner
Harnton
St. Regis
Missoula
Northern Pacific
d’Alene
Butter Legs and the Coffee Habit in Hades
A satirical piece contrasts the stubborn coffee user with a whimsical image of butter legs in hell. It discusses coffee's grip, compares it to alcohol, and promotes Postum Food Coffee as a gentler alternative said to nourish nerve centers and restore energy amid nervous prostration.
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Hades
Missoula Notes Reflect Busy Travel and Local News
Missoula notes describe Van Valen leaving for Putte on business with Supervisor Sherman. William C. Craig awaits a short Helena vacation, while Mrs Coleman and daughter return from Thompson Falls. Carroll from Western Montana Lumber visits from Butte as lumber activity in Thompson district booms. William Woolfall signs with Wagner Clark vaudeville. Jimmie Wood travels from Thompson to Missoula for work at the Donion mill. Local chatter mentions two weeks’ visits, university figures traveling to the Bitter Root, dredge construction near Hughes creek, and a storm-evading trip along a 40‑mile Bitter Root run with fast driving and train misadventures.
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RW. van Valen
E. A. Sherman
Forest
William C. Craig
State Supreme Court
Helena
Missoula
Airs
LN. Coleman
Thompson Falls
Carroll
Western Montana Lumber Company
Butte
Coeur d'Alene
William Woolfall
Thompson
Lelger
Seattle
Robert Sibley
University of Montana
Delbert I. Grush
Biteter Root
Dir
Grush
Hughes Creek
Reading
Smead
Bitter Root
Walter ‘Beck
George A. McAllister
W. D. Kendrick
Flathead
Ravalli
Raval
de Smet
Armed raid in Warsaw nets $50,000. cashier escapes
Ten armed men attacked a cash carrier toward the State bank. two soldiers and the guard were killed, the loot taken. The cashier escaped with $40,400 after the assault, while the attackers seized $50,000 from the caravan.
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Warsaw
Will Run Again United States Senator George Peabody Wetmore
Announcement reports United States Senator George Peabody Wetmore authorized the bid for re election. The public notice confirms Wetmore as a candidate for the senate with endorsement from party leaders and supporters.
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Providence
United States
George Peabody Wetmore
Sanders County Seat Prosperity and New Water Works
Sanders County prospers as Thompson advances with a new water works project. Senator Kaward Denton drives the effort, starting a dam at the water source to supply homes and fire protection. The Florin brick and pottery plant operates at high capacity, providing brick locally and to customers in other parts of the state.
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Mort
Thomp
Sanders County
Kaward Denton
Thompson
Denton
Thompson River
Henry Florin
Florin
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific club elects officers and plans picnic
Missoula reports the Northern Pacific club held its semi annual meeting electing Matt arson Hedger as vice president John Herring secretary and Tra W Terry treasurer. A board of directors from road departments was chosen and picnic committees were formed for transportation grounds refreshments music entertainment advertising.
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Matt Arson
Hedger
John Herring
I. W. Terry
Mick Frieund
A. Gibson
Edward Haberman
J. E. Nelson
J. Flemming
A. Wilkins
J. Herring
A. Wileking
B._O. Benjamin
Muslc
C. W. Hedger
C. G. Murray
Samuel Boone
Messrs. Herring
Stramer Seized Amid Revolutionary Seizure in Kestroma
A band of revolutionists boarded and seized in Kestroma on July 10, triggering clashes with authorities and raising tensions across the region as security forces respond to the bold takeover.
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Kestroma
Death inquiry into Superior woman mystery
Missoula July 10 The coroner and county attorney investigate a rumor about the death of a Superior woman said to have occurred July 2. Officials delay a final decision, planning to visit Superior and pursue the case if evidence warrants. No substantiating facts available tonight about injuries or assailant.
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Missoula
SuPerior
William Dickinson Hurt After Run Ends In Accident
Missoula July 10 William C Dickinson son of Mr and Mrs W Hoah city met with an accident tonight while returning from the depot with a crowd of youths He started to run and struck a stiff guy wire of a telephone pole his head hit the curb and he was left unconscious He regained consciousness about midnight and was taken to Sisters hospital where he rests well Though not in serious condition the incident left him unconscious for hours
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Lee Beck
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