Burglars Hit Multiple Stores in Missoula Area
July 24 reports describe burglaries at several Missoula shops including Bourden store where a safe was pried and cash stolen. Attempts targeted a harness shop. investigators note two men likely involved and a possible crippled suspect. Police tracked footmarks and dogs barked around 10 p.m. local time. Also in Missoula probate matters, Denny appointed administrator of Theresa Denny estate and George F Brooks named administrator of Fannie Brousseau estate.
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Bos
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Theresa
Denny
Webster
Bary J.dunaway
George F. Brooks
Fannie Brousseau
Robert Gow
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Grape-Nuts Restores Clergyman to Pulpit After Ill Health
A Elizabethtown minister recalls months of collapse and nervous prostration following illness. He credits Grape-Nuts and cream with restoring appetite, strength, and weight, enabling a return to preaching. The testimonial cites improved sleep, energy, and renewed health, ending with a manufacturer's plug and booklet offer.
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Elizabethtown
Sone Trede
Nate and Co
Postum Co
Rattle Creek
Tenday
Tavis
Well Ute
Incest Charge Bond Set for County Case
Mary appeared before the judge on an incest charge and was bound over to the district court under $8,000 bond. She could not raise the bond and may remain in county jail until the next term. County Attorney Murphy and S. G. Murray, her defense attorney, conferred this afternoon to arrange support for several fatherless children of the family during the case.
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Mary
Banda
Murphy
5. G. Murray
West Front Street Incident Involving Chief Gove In Missoula
On July 24 in Missoula, Chief of Police Gove attempted to arrest Clint Brooks seen rifling a drunken man’s pocket on West Front Street. Brooks fled toward Capitol saloon, ran to rear, and was cornered by the officer at the back door. Brooks resisted, was subdued, and taken into custody as the encounter ended with the man in custody awaiting further action tomorrow.
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Missoula
West Front Street
Gove
Clint Brooks
Brooke
Brooks
Fred
Capitol
Rooke
Cate
Horse Thief in Custody After Ranch Stolen Ho rses Recovered
Mireoma and four horses missing from Ravalli were found with Deputy Sheriff Hose bringing back four stolen mares and three Drummonds horses. The thief faced Granite County courts after a value of 4600 was cited. Thomas brothers identified the stolen stock and one horse was sold before return.
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Mireoma
Suly
Drummond
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Mining News
MISSOULA NOTES recounts visits by G W Whitehorse family from Walla Walla and Mrs Avery with her mother traveling to Seattle and coast points for months. It notes homestead proofs for Adam Herdeld William Gustafson Peter Anderson Alonzo Weaver Joseph Fraser Lee Fraser, and Bunker Hill Eight-Hour Day talk for miners. Also mentions Sidney Ward D M Ward of Hamilton, stockholders Bradtelte Natte Mill Philip Hl of Bloomin Ind, and Sheriff Finlay J McDonald visiting Missoula.
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G. W. Whitehorse
Lela
Minnie
Walla Walla
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Charles E. Avery
J.B. Weber
Adam Herdeld
William Gustafson
St Rogie
Peter Anderson
Nimrod
Alonzo T. Weaver
Lothrop
Joseph
Lee N. Fraser
Stevens
Wallace
Bunker Mill 9 Su
Tt Ie
Coeur d'Alene
Sidney M. Ward
D. M. Ward
Hamilton
W Bradtelte
Natte Mill
Philip Hl
Bloomin Ind
Supreme Mining. Company
Hughes Creek
Finlay J. McDonald
Granite County
Missoula
Mr. McDonald
Philipsturg
Hamilton Notes Timeworn Local Gazette 1906
Hamilton notes report visitors from Missoula and Helena, deaths of Miss Julcy Biddscomb at age 12 and Miss Hattie Biesinger, plus travelers from Oakland Des Moines New York and Seattle. Unclaimed letters list includes dozens of names with one cent advertising due. Postmaster DH Ross notes week ending July 24, 1906.
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Wallace Mix
Livingston
Hamilton
Louis 1. Sharp
Missoula
Julcy Biddscomb
F.C. Mulroney
Joyce
H. B.campbell
B.C. Follensby
Hamiltor
Dick Vandenburg
Borneo
Hattie Biesinger
Grantadale
Moltwater
Helena
Upper Ville
Fred Morse
Oakland
Cal
McArndt
CH. Adams
Charles Aderson
Mise Ruth Axberty
Andrew ¢. Burns
Clarence Bryan
Teramer
Hackles
Lobdill
Iss Herring
W. 8. Harvey
Matle
A. D. Utne
Ann. Alex. Larcher
Bartley
Mi Mre
Mary’'McLachlan
Jy Mile
Mary Mills
Richard Moore
Kathryn Perry
J. W. Ringsles
Ro James Ryburn
Gus "Thompson
Miss Mildred "Phompaan
DH. Ross
Summer Session Ends at State University Presidency
Unclear text describes the end of a summer session at State University and references presidency and a date around April. The readable fragment notes completion of work but provides no concrete names, events, or outcomes.
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State University
Madison River Canal-Sues Water Company Scheme Too Expensive
Madison River Canal seeks an injunction against the Missoula Water Works and Milling Company. The suit alleges rate hikes and altered contracts violate rights and threaten property values. The complaint details water service, irrigation needs, and a plan to reclaim land via a Madison river canal system.
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Madison River Canal
Water Company
BGI
Missoulas
Melgat
Seattle Chief Bars Prize Fighters From City
Seattle Chief of Police Wappenstein ordered prize fighters trainers and hangers on expelled from Seattle to prevent future prize fight preparations. He cited state law narrowing penalties from 50 and 2 days jail to 1000 fine and up to one year. The chief said their presence attracts crooks and troubles for police and vowed enforcement immediately.
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Beattie
Wappenstein
Seattle
M Alelty
Billings Creamery Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Billings creamery at 3 oclock in the morning, damaging machinery and ovens. About eight thousand pounds of butter burned, with similar value of material lost. The company carried $300 insurance. net result to be assessed after case adjustments.
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Billings
Cme Pany
Strenuous Time For A Detective
A fragmentary police scene describes a miner attack near a stockade as Edmiston and others confront a detainee. The detective, accused or interrogated, resists contact and a confrontation ends with a revolver drawn and a miner struck.
Hudson Ends Life After Pasadena Murder Suicide
W. J. Hudson, an engineer, shot his wife Luli Freeze Hudson at Dr. Hoag’s Pasadena home and later killed himself in a personal crisis. He had traveled from San Diego, was found at a hotel, and died after taking poison. Authorities traced the sequence of events as detectives investigated the grim case.
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W. J. Thdaon
Luli Freeze Hudson
Hoag
Pasadena
Hodson
Thin City
Poudena
le Tad
Lina
Fairmont
San Diego
Willian
Moore
Hudson
Hadaon
Neil
Coronato Beach Company
San Tuego
Dr. Hoag
Lars, Hutton
Insult Turns Into Vicious Night Rampage
A meeting of a violent posse followed after a girl insulted by a group of youths led to a night of threats and a man attacked with a gunshot wound. The assailant was taken to a local hospital for treatment as authorities investigate the incident near Reigs-the home of the big boat.
Honolulu quarantine easing affects ships and fumigation
A fragment notes changes in the quarantine regime by federal authorities in Honolulu. It mentions lifting restrictions on through vessels, adjustments to fumigation procedures, and plans for a month of duties or conditions related to shipping, with San Francisco as a transit point. The text is unclear on exact dates or entities due to damaged OCR.
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Honolulu
San Francis
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