Deserted Husband Weeps Over Thompson Falls Matrimonial Trouble
In Thompson Falls William McLaughlin, a rancher, wed a white bride after repeated failed matches. She left him days after, accusing him of lies about property and mistreatment. He threatens sheriff intervention. she seeks legal help. Nearby Plains reports a separation ending with a $10 fine for a negligent husband, while neighbors aided in arrest.
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Missoula
Thompson Falls
Wiliam McLaughlin
William
Thompson
Will
United States
Plains
Minister to Leave Jackson Church after One-Month Vacation
A Jackson Michigan church pastor to preach his last sermon next Sunday. He departs with his family Monday for a new posting after accepting a one month vacation starting August 1. The Christian church year ends September 1 and the Stewart family will seek a new pastor.
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Jackson
Mich
Egbert
Stewarts
Land office ruling on married women homestead rights
Missoula July 24 United States land office issues instructions under Public No 193 amending the 1898 act. Women who married before filing must prove prior settlement and residency and show they are qualified to make homestead entry. Commissioner Hermann signs with Secretary Hitchcock approval. Traveling party from Butte visits Missoula en route to Bitter Root and Big Hole country.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
United States Land Offices
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Conetess
Congress
Pinger Hermann
Ela Hitchcock
Butte
Ponner
J. H. Brennan
A. M. Day
Esther Martin
Will Martin
Monte Sutherland
Bitter Root
Ross’ Hole
Big Hole
Land Office Reverses One Case While Whittaker Wins
Missoula Montana July 24. Local land office records show two general land office decisions and about fifty homestead patents. The O Keefe case near O Keefe Canyon is remanded for hearing due to lack of government representation. Whittaker of Bitter Root near Darby wins a favorable ruling after a hearing finding land suitable for agriculture and three years residence. Numerous homestead patents listed for Elizabeth York and many others.
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Missoula
General Land Office
State of Montana
Annie E. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
George J. Orner
Arner
O’keefe
United States
Frank Whittaker
Contest
Bitter Root Valley
Darby
Orner and
Ryan
Whittaker
Elizabeth York
William Doran
Martin Garrity
Alexander Cook
John P. Hinchiswood
Bertha A. Cook
John B. Haley
Albert Daigle
Henry Stringham
Charles H. H. Hammons
Mamie KE. Parker
William Weaver
Isaac Berryman
Lolo Hot Springs Lauded as Pleasanter Resort and Bathing
There is no pleasanter resort and no more beautiful bathing that is found at Lolo Hot Springs. Rates reasonable. Dearing's binder twine at Wilson's.
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Lolo Hot Springs
Dearing
Wilson
Philiam Bros Move to Higgins Block in Missoula
Missoula July 24 Philiam Bros the grocers closed a three years lease for the vacant room in the Higgins block next to Lyons Willams The move will take old timers from the upper city as interior and exterior work begins immediately and they plan to occupy once finished
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Missoula
Philiam Bros
Higgins Block
Lyons & Willams
Christian Church to Lose Pastor James Egbert
Rev James Egbert will leave the Christian church in about a week, departing after a period of parish service. He is bound for Michigan and Missoula with plans set for July 24 as his likely travel or relocation date.
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Missoula
The
Christian Church
James Egbert
Deeds Filed In Missoula County Recorder Office
County records show multiple transfers: K L Bonner and wife deed lot 19 block 41 McCormick’s addition to W H J Smith for 100 dollars. J R Latimger and wife deed land along the county road by Rutherford Creek totaling about sixty acres with water rights for 250 dollars. John Weed and Nemese Gar Vin transfer one third undivided interest in Nugget quartz lode mining claim to P M Rielly for 1 dollar.
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Missoula
K. L. Bonner
W H J. Smith
Castle
McCormick
J. R. Latimger
David Hill
Ruther Creek
John Weed
Nemese Gar Vin
P.M. Rielly
Goods recovered after mistaken delivery in Missoula
Sheriff officers recovered goods believed stolen from Driver Magee's wagon after they were mistakenly placed in a farmer's wagon at the Cedar street corral. The mix up was traced and the items returned to Magee.
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Missoula
Magee
Corral
Cedar Street
Warrant Issued for Myrtle Leach in 510 Dollar Sheep Herd Theft
Missoula July 24. A warrant for Myrtle Leach’s arrest was issued by Justice Houtchens over 510 dollars stolen from sheep herder W. C. Andrew. A citywide search failed to locate her. she was in town Sunday and is believed to have fled.
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Missoula
Myrtle Leach
Justice Houtchens
Myrtle
W. C. Andrew
Trial delayed in Gar rick and Thord assault case
Missoula July 24 Gar rick and Thord Northern Pacific brakemen faced a continuance for their fight with Japanese nationals Sunday morning. Bail remains posted, Japs hospitalized, and no immediate court appearance scheduled. Rev and Mrs F Falsman depart Wednesday for a five week outing to head of Blackfoot country. No preaching at Baptist church during absence.
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Missoula
Garrick
Thord
Northern Pacific
F / Falsman
Blackfoot
Lumberman Kennedy Killed at Purtle's Camp in Missoula
Tom Kennedy a lumberman working at Purtle's camp was killed this morning when a loading log swung and struck him. He fell face down, the log crushed his head and chest, and he died instantly. The body was brought to Missoula and placed in the undertaking rooms of Harris and Marsh. Kennedy, from Rochester Minnesota, had lived in Montana about two years and may have a brother in Butte. Burial will be in Missoula. Henry Graham arranged the funeral. Also noted is the sale of Orchard Homes 320 acres, Cobban and Dinsmore purchasing 240 more acres nearby and plan to plat five and ten acre tracts for sale.
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Missoula
Tom Kennedy
Purtle
Kennedy
Coeur d'Alene
Harris & Marsh
Montana
Rochester
Minn
Butte
Great Falls
Henry Graham
Orchard Homes
Cobban & Dinsmore
Mont
Skelly murder trial opens in Missoula
In Missoula on July 24 the Skelly murder trial began after two special venires. Judge Woody oversaw a warm courtroom as jurors were sworn. State attorney Denny led proceedings while defense indicated lack of readiness. Witnesses described the quarrel before Garred’s death and Skelly’s self defense. The day also saw Chapman vs Ettinger verdict for 22.50 and default in Ellis Volley vs John Volley.
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Missoula
District Court
Skelly
I T
Woody
Ed. Rehrkramer
William Broadbent
Sam Bellew
C. F. Dallman
Simon
Draffen
Denny
Garred
Angus Smith
L. E. Knopf
Chapman
Hollenbeck and Buckley visiting. funeral attendees present
A. C. Hollenbeck is in Anaconda on a short business trip. Charlies H. Buckley of St. Paul visits his brother Dr. J. J. Buckley. Mrs. W. Boulware and Mrs. W. W. E. Pennell attended the funeral of Mrs. J. R. Hollenbeck and returned home tonight. Best laundry work at the Florence.
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A. C. Hollenbeck
Anaconda
Charlies H. Buckley
St. Paul
J. J. Buckley
W. Boulware
W. W. E. Pennell
Butte
J. R. Hollenbeck
Major and Mrs Duncan Married in Tacoma
Major and Mrs A Il Duncan returned to Missoula from Tacoma where they wed last week and are registered at the Florence. Local friends were surprised by the quiet homecoming and have flooded them with congratulations for keeping the wedding secret.
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Missoula
Major
Mra. A Il
Duncan
Tacoma
Florence
Political visitors drift into Missoula for events
July 24. Harry D. Moore register of the state land office arrives from Helena as a political visitor in Missoula. Also in town is H. Samuels of Wallace Idaho, an attorney active for miners in Idaho disturbances.
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Missoula
Harry D. Moore
State Land Office
Helena
H. Samuels
Wallace
Idaho
Widow and Family of L H Newport Express Gratitude
The widow and children of L H Newport thank friends for kindnesses during their time of affliction and express gratitude for thoughtful support.
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L. H. Newport
Not the Right Men in Missoula Assault Case
The case against men accused of assaulting a party of Japs Saturday night in Missoula was dismissed as the arrested were not the correct suspects. This is gratifying to the friends of the young men who had borne the suspicion.
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Missoula
Men who beat the Japs escape. case to be dropped
A report notes that the men who attacked Japanese soldiers escaped and the affair may be dropped unless they are found. The piece emphasizes a misidentification due to a good reputation and notes the incident involved civilians in a tense wartime environment.
Missoula Notes A Busy Round Of Local Happenings
Misoula merchants discuss business with Ss I Davis and other visitors. The Northern Pacific legal department man Harry Yeager visits. J R Donohoe and G W Fenwick are in town. The Sacred Heart academy statue arrives this week. A child of Mr and Mrs Hall improves after illness. Copper City railroad delays and a larger urban presence of populists noted. The Missoula Retail Liquor Dealers form a new association. similar group planned for Hamilton. A Friday county jail vagrancy case. India relief fund totals rise to 52 70. Public meeting set for Republican club room searches. Rev J Dobbins visits. Uncle Sam at Morgan and Co bakery July 27 28.
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J. R. Donohoe
Missoula
Sacred Heart Academy
Charles H. Hall
Hamilton
Baptist
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Copper City
Canyon
Oregon
Lucy
First National Bank
J. Dobbins
Shattuck
Faribault
Minn
Dobbins
George
Andrew Beckwith
George Stewart
Spokane
Sam
Morgan & Co
Deed Recorded From Commonwealth Title to Miss Cyr
Clerk and recorded deed transfers East 20 feet of lot 14 and West 5 feet of lot 15 block 18 Higgins and McCormick addition for 1350 dollars. Also location notices list Highland Sunrise Hot Stuff Mamestake Josephine Morning Glory Virtue Victor Mountain Maid and Mountain House district claims. Chris Stein and others
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Missoula
Commonwealth Title, Insurance and Trust Co
Delphine Cyr
Higgins & McCormick
Highland
Sunrise
Hot Stuff
Mamestake
Josephine
Morning Glory
Virtue
Victor
Mountain Maid Claims
Mountain House District
Chris Stein
Trains Delayed Between Drummond and Bonita
Delays hit the eastbound north coast limited for two hours at Bonita after two flat cars derailed while a freight train backed to a water tank. Westbound delays occurred between Drummond and Bonita due to hot boxes, with the train reportedly leaving Drummond on time before vanishing from dispatch.
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Missoula
Bonita
Drummond
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Chello
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Land Office Ruling
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Cmmmee
SN M
Issoula Mercantile Co
Missoula, Mont
Kohn Jewelry Company
Opticians and Jewel
Lontana
Mr. Egbert
Michigan
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Lister's
Tluse
Stevens & Co
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John Lundgren
McBride’s
Standard Publishing Company
Hody
Cool
the Globe
Major and
Mra. Duncan
Pops
Murphy & Worden
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Notes
Ss. I. Davis
R. V. McBain
J. Totman
Harry Yeager
Northern Pacific Legal Department
Clancy
G. W. Fenwick
Kalispell
Justice Hayes
Pat Gen
Egan
Hugh Campbell
Stinger & Campbell
Roy B. Butler
Nid
Lot No
Hamilton, Montana
Joan Harri
Nas
Maree Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
Just
California Market Greenhood Uros
F. W. Morris
Sd Ploor
BE. Main
PA@nita
Fort Meade
China
Ravalli
J. W. Mehargue
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
M. Keith
Wena
Teeee
R. A. Fiddy
A. G. England
John M
T. L. Greenough, C. G. England
C. M. McLeod, Keith
G. A. Wolf, Charles Otto, J. H. T. Ryman
Lewis den & Co
Higgins Ave
Union Market
John R. Daily
Jos. Oettinger
Northwestern Universit Dea
American College of Keeen Surgery
Daly
Charles Emsley
Stoddard & Ross
Gilbert Rhodes
Front St
Architects
A. J. Gibson
N. Coulombe
Specialty Rankin Hotel
Smith
George Pringle
J. M. Ingalls
New Ecenery
First National Bank Bik
Shooting Gallery
P. H. Kelley
W. Front St
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