Impostor McCulley Sentenced Thirty Days For Vagrancy
Charles McCulley the Masonic fraud was jailed for 30 days on vagrancy charges after a heated defense claiming Masonic standing and burned receipts from Honolulu. Two other defendants, Frank Scott and Tom Moore, received 10 day jail terms for unrelated misconduct at the Missoula hotel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles McCulley
Martin
Hayes
Honolulu
Frank Scott
Kennedy Bros
Scott
Tom Moore
Missoula Lotel
Land Office Sustenains Wileman Decision on Rock Creek Claim
Missoula reports the land office sustains its decision against Frank E. Wileman who protested W T Hulls Suice placer mining claim on Rock Creek in Caranite county Wisconsin. Hull failed to name adjoining property in the notice and the protest cited compass variations and alleged lack of work.
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Missoula
Land Office
Frank E. Wileman
W. T. Hull
Rock Creek
Caranite
Wiseman
Hull
General Land Office
Local Land Office
Courthouse Lawn Becomes Play Area for Missoula Children
Missoula July 18 residents ignore orders to keep off the grass and reclaim the courthouse green as a gathering space for kids. The Kreensward in the county ward sees children and adults alike enjoying warm evenings on the lawn.
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Missoula
Missoula County
Kreensward
Grass Thrives as Sunday Crowd Plays on Missoula Plot
Sunday evening the resting place hosts bright eyed children in playful dresses resembling a fresh air fund scene. Despite crowds from the Fourth, the grass shows few trampled patches, thriving as in city parks with watchers keeping off limits.
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Fresh Air Fund
Missoula
Cotton prices rise as demand outpaces supply
Missoula July 13 Charles H Putney manager of the dry goods department of the Missoula Mercantile company will travel to New York and the East next week to buy fall and winter goods. He cites cottons advancing due to tight supply and high demand from fashion trends and rising per unit costs. Putney will be away several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles H. Putney
Missoula Merantile Company
New York
East
Mr. Putney
Walstoof
Angora goats venture ends for Missoula trader
Latimer, who entered Angora goat farming in the area, has sold 10 head bought last spring in Missouri and Mexico and will abandon the business. He was an early Angora pioneer locally. He has also closed a deal to buy 87 acres from the Blackfoot Milling Company near his De Smet ranch.
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Missoula
Latimer
Missouri
Mexico
Bie Blackfoot Milling Company
de Smet
Logansport family relocates to Missoula to join Metropolitan Life
Missoula welcomes W A Keyes and his family from Logansport Indiana. They have settled in the Forbis block and Keyes has accepted an agency with the Metropolitan Life Insurance company of New York.
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Missoula
W. A. Keyes
Logansport
Ind
Forbis Block
Keyes
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York
Mayor’s action upheld as council rescinds previous stand
Missoula council reconsiders July 3 Exchange saloon raid action and sustains Mayor Mills by reopening the licensed venue. County Attorney Hall presents Weldon affidavit alleging drugged assault in room No 8. Mills to be charged if watch not returned. Exchange to reopen. Isaac Abernathy licensed for a quiet, orderly operation.
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Missoula
Exchange Saloon
A. L. Mills
Hall
C. A. Weldon
New York
Weldon
Leona
Mills
Lcense
Elty
Elty Attrney
Isaac Abernathy
Tme
Bitter Bows
West Pine Street
Coun Pty
Front
Main
W. BR
Nott ’Mpame
Re Sieutier
Bell
Appraisers Fix Damages for Cobban Ditch Lands
Missoula reports appraisers George F. Brooks Latimer and Edward Millar fixed damages for land taken for the Cobban ditch. Listed damages include Routh Missouri Land Co. 1255 dollars and multiple individual claims ranging from 45 to 314 dollars. Plaintiffs Dacy A. Pound B. Weirick and the Cobban Realty Co. filed suit in district court to have damages set.
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Missoula
George F. Brooks
I. Latimer
Edward Millar
Routh Missouri Land Company
George W Clynick
Alexander Kennedy
A. HK. Hammond
W. A. Holbligell
SSS
Cheorge W. Fenwick
Alten HB
William Martin Is At Rest Funeral Services Held
The funeral of William Martin, drowned in the Missoula River, was held at the Catholic church with Eagles help. A $100 reward for the body was paid to T Alberts by Michael Therrault of Kalispell, a brother-in-law of the deceased.
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Missoula River
Missoula
Bi Martin
The
Eagles
T. Alberts
Michael Therrault
K Dlispell
Missoula Notes Highlights From Sunday Local Scene
Bozeman professor Cooley visited W. B. Harlan's Como ranch. Mrs. Ed Mayer of St. Regis welcomed a daughter at Sisters' hospital. Bert D Autremont left for Minneapolis for a month with his parents. Jeff Pelkey and Jennie Lish obtained a marriage license in Missoula. J O McBride became guardian of Thomas and John J with a 2500 bond. A lively Lolo outing, vivid fish tales, and local travels marked the day. Livery traffic surged as all rigs went out. Parsons returned from military school and Sedman from Harvard. Millie Pinnieard left for New York to study fashion.
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Sisters’ Hospital
Ed Mayer
St. Regis
Bert D'Autremont
Minneapolis
Jeff H. Pelkey
Jennie Lish
Missoula
J. Os. McBride
Thomas
John J
Houston Parsons
Kris Sedman
Military School
Lexington
Harvard
Millie Pinnieard
Donoshue’s
New York
Suspected Insane Man Arrested After Nighttime Peering
Detective Hogan arrested Jules Hebner on South Fifth Street this afternoon. Hebner is believed insane as neighbors complained of him peering over fences and into doorways, causing fear among housewives. An officer recovered a murderous looking knife from him.
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Missoula
Hogan
Jules Hebner
South Fifth Street
Hebner
Excursion Tied to Butte Anaconda Trip Pledges Made
Businessmen pledge 275 dollars to fund an excursion from Anaconda to Butte and intermediate points next Sunday. Train leaves Butte early morning and reaches Missoula by mid morning with return in the evening. Tickets valid for Copper City Limited return next morning and No 6 next evening. A ball game between Butte Reduction Works and Missoula is hoped as main attraction.
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Missoula
Anaconda
Butte
Copper City Limited
Butte Reduction Works
Mle. Soul
Williams Charged With Carrying Revolver
Missoula police brought M. TL. Williams before Judge Hayes on a concealed weapon charge. Williams allegedly procured a revolver and used it while drunk, according to his wife. Sentence deferred until tomorrow.
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Missoula
M. TL. Willams
Hayes
Williams
Hodlingsworth
Death of Mrs Cowell in Minneapolis Reach Missoula
Telegram from Charles Cowell reports the death of Mrs. Cowell in Minneapolis at 2 15 this afternoon. Mr Cowell will travel to Minneapolis tomorrow morning with her remains. Mrs. Cowell was two years old and had been under treatment for some time. The funeral will be held at the residence with Rev Dr Rossell officiating.
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Missoula
Charles IL. Cowell
Mrs Meleod Arrives in Missoula for Summer Visit
Mrs. Charlotte Meleod of St John New Brunswick arrived in Missoula tonight to spend the summer with her sons CC AH and T T McLeod she is accompanied by her daughter Miss Mary who will join them for the season.
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Missoula
Charlotte Meleod
St. John
N. B
Mary
CC. AH
T. T. McLeod
Judge Hayes Tonight Officiates Pelkey Lish Nuptials
Missoula report notes Judge Hayes will marry Jeff Pelkey of an old Mis- surname and Jen Lish in a twilight ceremony. Details are sparse in the fragmentary item.
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Missoula
Judge Hayes
Jef H. Pelkey
Jentie Lish
Pelkey
Ravalli Hotel Offer Includes Round Trip and Stay
The Ravalli hotel advertises modern rooms and a one week stay with trips from Butte Helena or Anton to Hamilton and back. Round trip tickets are ten dollars and cover two nights and four meals at the Ravalli. Tickets are sold at Northern Pacific and BL&P ticket offices. James Grisenhwaite provides rates and booklets.
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Butte
Helwna
Antonie
Hamilton
Ravalli
Kavalii
Paefle
James Grisenhwaite
Aay
Sient Nager
Indians End Reservation Dance Without Trouble
Missoula July 13 The week long Indian dance on the reservation closed last night with no trouble reported. Major Bineed urged a halt on Thursday to prevent any possible frenzy and the Indians complied.
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Missoula
Bineed
State Free Employment Bureau Aids Domestic Help In New York
The piece describes New York State Free Employment Bureau at 107 East 31st Street aiding employers and job seekers in domestic service. It reports 61 percent placement in early year, details on mail and in person applications, and notes the bureau’s role in policing pay agencies and returning funds to swindled job seekers.
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Brooklyn
New York State
Madison Square
Manhattan
Free Employment Bureau
Department of Labor
Borough of
East Thirty-first Street
Fourth Avenue
John J. Bealin
Bealin
State of
New York City
Bureau
Fre
Dureau
Camping Life in Ideal New Hampshire Camp
A Brooklyn reader extols camp life as superior to hotels, describing a cooperative, tented camp 1100 feet above sea level near a lake. The group of seven to ten families uses tents, a shared wooden dining structure, a barn, and a team of horses for occasional town trips, emphasizing health and simplicity over urban leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New Hampshire
Office Water Device Causes Brooklyn Factory Stir
In a Brooklyn manufacturing office a lithia water cooler was installed on trial. Clerks praised its taste and quality, but the assistant manager ordered it removed due to cost. A compromise allowed the water to be mixed into the regular cooler each morning, and clerks continued drinking large amounts daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
Ivy
Lithia Water Company
Orpheum Theater
Joey
They’re Off They’re Off We’re A LIAR They’ve Finished
A compact horse racing anecdote describes a five furlong race for two year olds. Amid crowded starts and tense watching two men strain to identify horses. The race ends with the Irishman declaring they are liars as the field finishes.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Murdered man identified by Everett police photo relay
Seattle July 13. Police identified the murdered man found near Auburn Saturday as James Howard formerly of Liver e' and also known as James Currie. Authorities believe he was killed in revenge by friends of criminals he had informed.
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Seattle
Most Intelligencer
Everett Poice Relay
Auburn
James Howard
James Currie
Howard
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J. HH. T. Ryman
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