Funeral for Joseph Bradley Held in Missoula
Missoula May 6 The funeral of Joseph Bradley announced in the Standard will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the Presbyterian church. Delegations from Wallace Idaho Hilarity club and others will attend. Bradley, a railway worker since fourteen, faced a critical condition but remained loyal and faithful. His widow Miss Blake Bradley expresses community sympathy as services plan is arranged.
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Mayor's Nomination Rejected Returns Clerk in Office
The council last night turned down Mayor Smith's nomination of JM Patterson as city clerk and area official. This rejection means the present clerk remains in office pending new action or further steps.
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Missoula Notes and Municipal Unrest Include Council Turmoil
A Missoula notes item reports ongoing municipal council friction as Murphy aides claim no changes occurred and a ward seat dispute surfaces amid nominations. Nearby items note local residents traveling from Butte, relocations, marriages, and a hospital illness update including a railroad worker buried yesterday and a patient recovering from fever with signs of illness.
Anderson Pring Pleads Guilty To Forgery
Anderson Pring pleads guilty to forgery in a case handled by the district court. The plea centers on presenting counterfeit documents to obtain funds, with sentencing expected after a probation hearing. Prosecution notes indicate prior related charges.
Effinger Trial Delayed As Pringle Pleads Guilty
Missoula presiding in circuit court, Pringle pleaded guilty to forgery and received one year in Deer Lodge prison. Effinger’s cases were postponed to tomorrow for plea. Judge Webster left the term open, allowing jury trials if crimes arise before term ends.
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Naughty Irene Jackson Goes on Warpath
Missoula May 5 Trene Jackson just out of jail attacked Ethel Gibson with a pocket knife. Gibson suffered a wrist rip as the assailant swung, but escaped. Jackson was jailed by Detective Hogan and arraigned, with trial set for tomorrow.
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New Missoula Chief Begins Term With First Arrest
May 5 Missoula Chief Hollingsworth, in official capacity, killed a wounded horse found lying in a rear alley by Colonel Marshall’s residence. The humane society was alerted and the animal was dispatched. This afternoon James Mattingly was arrested in front of the Llewelyn saloon, under the new chief’s first police action.
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Missoula Driving and Matinee Club Announces Programme
The Missoula Driving and Matinee Club presents events for opening matches and summer meetings in May. The Free-for-all Cup requires three victories by one person to win it, with drives by the owner or approved substitute if owner absent. Harness races include half mile and other sprints with purses listed, entries close July 1. Dr. R. Gwinn is noted.
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Funeral Held For Mist Flora Yerrick in Missoula
Funeral services for Mist Flora Wingella Yerrick were conducted at her residence and at Holy Spirit church with a large turnout. The ceremony featured a quartet and hymn singing, praising the deceased’s life. interment followed with a brief cemetery service.
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Doctors Unable to Locate the Bullet in Man’s Wounds
In Missoula May S Barry O’Brien, a longtime resident, was shot in the back at Sand Point Mano. An X ray failed to locate the bullet in his spinal column after two attempts. Despite the wound he walked to Dr Mille’s office during both examinations.
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Prisoners Taken To The Penitentiary In Custody
Routh and May term court consigns several suspects to Deer Lodge tonight. Notable detainees include Paul Humphrey noted as an Indian boy linked to whiskey trafficking from Northern Pa and J H M Donnelly described as a hardware store thief. Sheriff Thompson of Carbon County led the escort, after arriving here earlier in the day.
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Improvements for Fort Missoula discussed with Senator Spooner
J. Buckley reports meeting Senator Spooner about Fort Missoula's improvement. Spooner says he will do all he can to secure the fort's improvement and permanency, noting the many advantages of the local military fort.
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Mother seeks damages over son's death in federal suit
A federal court case brought by the mother of J. H. Rowan against Charles F. Johnson seeks $20,000 in damages for her son's death from a fall last summer in Shey. Depositions are being taken before W. Q. Ranft as the trial approaches.
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Missoula Gossip Highlights Stevens Aiding City Finances
Missoula gossip notes former Mayor A M Benson smiling as Stevens retires, claiming city debt reduced to about $22,000 under his administration. The piece praises Officer Larson and council actions, mentions reappointment of May and shifts in local officials, and notes water and utility firms remain active contrary to expectations.
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Young Girl Rescued From Negri Dive Auction
A Missoula report notes a 20 year old white girl released from apparent danger after being found with African Americans in a local dive. The incident prompted legal actions and an investigation, with broader remarks on social tensions.
Miss Zonaskull and Guests Attend Local Event
The narrative cites Miss Zonaskull Fanette Anderson Hexy Howell Maude Trevaille Mendenhall and Mrs Myrtle as attendees. Instrumental pieces were well received with strong approval noted for the performances and overall enjoyment by the audience in New York.
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