Body of Paul Wagnitz Found Far Down Clark's Fork River
Missoula reports the body of Paul Wagnitz missing county assessor was found six miles east of Noxon Montana. River water delayed recognition with a damaged face and decomposed condition. An inquest is planned, possibly in Noxon, as investigators study pockets and clothing for clues.
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Belknap Bridge
Noxon
Missoula
The
Standard
Paul Wagnitz
Missoula County
Wagnitz
John Kenner
Board of County Commissioners
M. Cookson
Paul Wag
Cookson
Lundergreen
Bonner
Nexon
Balknap Bridge
Tlhompson
Clark's Fork
Charles Long
Charles Laindergreen
Plains
Noxon Depot
Cupid's Day in Missoula Five Marriage Licenses
Five couples secured marriage licenses in Missoula as clerks processed Cupid themed ceremonies. Officials reported smooth operations with couples citing plans for spring weddings and local celebration venues.
Cupid's ring service used in Missoula marriages
Five marriage licenses issued by District Court Clerk Kemp as Judge Phillips wed George A. McNeil to Sarah Ingersoll insisting on the ring ceremony. The judge also married William Evans and Edna Belle Forest, Wilford Grudeau to Nell A. Kain, and Charley Irwin to Nettie Hall in a busy Missoula afternoon.
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Missoula
Cupid
Kemp
Phillips
George A. McNeil
Jocko
Sarah Ingersoll
Hoyle
William Evans
Anaconda
Edna Belle Forest
Grantsdale
Father Palladino
Wilford Grudeau
Nell A. Kain
Hamberg
Charley Irwin
Nettie Hall
Garnet
the Christian Church
Kensell
Irwin
Victor
Head Nurse Edwin Abbott Dies Suddenly in Missoula
Edwin Abbott head nurse at the Northern Pacific hospital was found dead in bed at 11 p.m. Heart disease is given as the cause. Abbott, popular and skilled, came from Chicago in March 18% and was active in Good Templars. He leaves a sister in Michigan and other relatives in Louisiana.
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Missoula
Edwin Abbott
Northern Pacific Hospital
Abbott
Chicago
West
The
Good Templars
Michigan
Louisiana
Horses Grazing on Public Highway Disturbs Missoula Residents
South side residents complain that horses roam public highways at night, entering dooryards and grazing lawns. One witness says a horse nearly damaged his lawn after wandering through a broken gate and into his yard.
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Missoula
South Side
Missoula Police Court Docket From June 3
Albert Martini colored jailed 30 days for opium pipe use in a Chinese joint by Detective Hogan. Alphonse Lavance fined 5 dollars and costs for harassing women. Allie Goldsmith fined 5 dollars for disorderly conduct. Paul Vasser pled guilty to consorting and was fined and costs. Booted Remedy for bruises. Mail orders to the Golden Rule Missoula.
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Missoula
Albert Martini
Hogan
Hayes
Alphonse Lavance
Mary Favit
Allie Goldsmith
Paul Vasser
Popular Missoula couple wed in afternoon ceremony
James Alexander Walker and Miss Antonia Hyacinthe Schmalhausen were married at the bride’s mother's Missoula home in a 5 o'clock Episcopal ceremony attended by close family. Rev. Charles H. Linley officiated. The reception followed with decorations of roses and lilacs as the couple planned a four week bridal tour to London and Ontario before settling in Missoula.
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Missoula
James Alexander Walker
Antonia Hyacinthe Schmalhausen
Mary J. Schmalhausen
Charles H. Linley
Episcopal Church
Pearle Schmalhausen
Fred Krause
Spokane
Fayette Harrington
Butte
Littl Marjorie Ruffman
Bozeman
Harriet Rankin
Sadie Beckwith
Margaret Rowan
Evelyn Polleys
Annabel Ross
Marian Hatheway
Ona Sloane
Fay Murray
Mary Sloane
Miss Shoup
Mrs. Walker
London
Ontario
Mr. Walker
Jim Walker
Walker
Hammond Recants Graft Accusation Against Dr Monroe
In Missoula on June 1 Hammond backed off a dispute over smallpox. He had alleged Dr Monroe forged smallpox reports to graft from the county. After Dr Monroe threatened libel action, Hammond issued an open letter retracting the accusation and apologized for his remarks.
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Missoula
Plains
H. A. Hammond
John Bonner
Board of County Commissioners
Monroe
Hammond
Bonner
Man Shoots Victims Then Kills Man on Cedar Street
A man wounded several people before fatally shooting Joe on Cedar street. The suspect had purchased a dangerous beast for five dollars with plans to civilize it.
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Joe
Cedar Street
Unclaimed Letters Listed for Missoula Post Office
Advertised Letter List for week ending June 2 2003 in Missoula shows unclaimed letters. Names include Carl Arnstadt August Anderson Charles Addington Ing Brobukk Pete Bigerstaff and others with dates of advertisement to call for retrieval.
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John Sowa
C. L. True
Mrs. J. Thompson
John Trainor
Ida Wright
George H. Keep
P. M
Wallace paper calls Roosevelt an ordinary man
A Wallace Idaho paper labels President Roosevelt ordinary and lacking originality in a Wallace address. The Missoula letter writer counters that Wallace residents do not share that view and remain loyal to the president, with Westerners generally considering him remarkable.
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Missoula
Wallace
Idaho
Roosevelt
City Treasurer's May Report for Missoula
City Treasurer Walter Hogan releases the May report detailing balances and transfers across funds. The general fund shows an ending balance after transfers and disbursements, the library fund notes warrants paid, and the road fund records May 1 and June 3 balances with warrants activity.
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Missoula
Walter Hogan
Neneenes
Gure Ll
Tary Fund
Mas
Coven
General Sainascossess Fireman'’S Disability Fund
Paennaana
Flynn begins work on Missoula irrigating canal
Michael Flynn starts a three mile main ditch irrigation project near Missoula. The canal will flood a large tract, boosting the value of the Flynn ranch, already one of the valley’s finest. Also note the Philharmonics Friday night and doctors offer Scotch Remedy. Stop at the Standard office to view engraved cards and invitations.
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Western Montana
The
Standard
West Main Street
Missoula
Michael Flynn
Flynn
Styles For Calling Cards And Announcements Sold
Standard office in Missoula offers latest styles for calling cards wedding announcements and invitations for sale. Includes modern typography finishes and customizable layouts to fit a range of budgets and events.
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Missoula
County officials seek quick ball challenge from doctors
Missoula date June 3 county officials express eagerness to play a game of ball with doctors, druggists and others as soon as they accept the challenge in the coming days.
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Missoula
Horse Killed Indian Faces Sale To Local Ranchman
In Missoula on June 3 a stallion that killed an Indian named Joe last week has been sold to a ranchman west of town. The horse is described as powerful and dangerous in Indian regard.
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Missoula
Joe
F. J. Cheney & CO. Propa
Toledo
Price
Hall
Sand Point Plant Goes Into Operation by Missoula Builders
The new electric light plant at Sand Point Idaho built by Missoula people is now in operation and provides light to the lumber town on the lake. The plant is excellent and starting off smoothly and satisfactorily.
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Missoula
Sand Point
Idaho
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Blue Slide
Lake Pend d’Oreille
Belknap
Jocko Man
Standard Publishing Company
March
R. Blinn Owen
John R. Rankin
Tyler Thompson
Kenneth Ross
R. W. Kemp
Lester Ruffman
A. L. Avery
Ovando
George E. Beckwith
Mission
Irs
James A. Walker
Wee
ANA Gcamalbadse
Canes
A.walker
DR. Monro
Theweee
Wens
Orme Coscaahn
General ‘Fund
Cash Balanca
Philharmonics
R. Gwinn
Surtat
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
Cashies
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond A. G. England, J. M. Keith
Cashie
R. A. Eddy
T. L. Greenough
A. Hammond
G. England
A. G. England
Cc. H. McLeod
John M. Keith
Rael
Oliver
Buffalo Pitts
Hoosier
Planet
Deering
Winona
Rushford
Copper Mining Co. Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Gulden
G. T. Lewin
St. Louis
B. Gallick
Manyon
Lake Pend d'Oreille
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Banner
Toole Avenue
Bonner, Mont
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