Froman Pleads Guilty in Missoula Larceny Case
In Missoula Justice Houtchens' court R W Froman pled guilty to larceny and was fined 25 dollars plus costs for taking a valise from the Northern Pacific Express office. A misaddressed express card led to Freeman’s involvement, but an investigation cleared Freeman and a crew later named Froman as the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Court of Justice
Express Company
Freeman
Froman
Pattee Canyon
Justice Houtchens
Road Closure Sparks Rancher Dispute in Rattlesnake Valley
May 6 Missoula reports ranchers in Rattlesnake Valley clash over a disputed public highway near C. E. Williams and Otto Quast. Quast, who owns five acres adjacent to a halfacre parcel, allegedly blocked the road. The county attorney advised residents to remove barriers and warned of court action if trouble continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Rattlesnake Valley
Otto Quast
C. E. Williams
Quast
George Nink Buys Crack Colt Nugget in Missoula
In Missoula on May 6 George Nink buys Frank Simons’ crack colt Nugget, plans to sell back for $10 more after Simons returns from Nome. Nink spends $40 on harness and $25 on clipping plus board costs, wondering how the deal turned costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George Nink
Sle
Frank Simons
Nugget
Marcus-Bonner Girl
George
Simons
Nink
Nome
Bruno Tricks Colt soars on Missoula track
Frank J L Darbee triumphs as Bruno Tricks, a colt, impresses on the local track in Vast Colt Missoula. The horse ran a mile in under three minutes and finished the final quarter in 36 4 seconds after a short outing with George Lucas. Business note adds Missoula Drug Company in town.
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Missoula
Frank J L. Darbee
Bruno
George Lucas
False Alarm at Hammond Block Causes Brief Scare
In Miesovla on May 6, two tenants of the Hammond block encountered a stranger on the stairway and raised the alarm, fearing a break in. Police arrived but determined there was no threat as the man, a familiar resident, was simply returning to his room on an upper floor.
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Miesovla
Hammond Block
Mrs Murray B Miles Leaves Missoula for Anaconda
Mrs Murray B Miles departed Missoula after a visit with Mrs W C Murphy. She met many friends during her stay and planned three weeks in Butte and Anaconda before returning to Skagway.
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Missoula
Murray B. Miles
Anaconda
W. CC. Murphy
Simons Students Return Home From Bozeman Trip
University students who went to Bozeman to hear the state oratorical contest winner from Missoula and Helena returned this morning via the early train. They spent Sunday in Butte and report a splendid trip with friends meeting them at the train to escort them home.
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Missoula
Bozeman
Helena
Butte
Premiums Shine for Year-Long Standard Subscription
Excellent bread at iKosendorf's. Call at the Standard office to learn about premiums offered for a yearly Standard subscription. These premiums eclipse all others.
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iKosendorf’s
Wreck Near Drummond Reported In Montana Morning
Into the Ditch Missoula reports a small wreck near Drummond in the morning hours of May 6. No injuries noted as the incident disrupted traffic briefly on the route.
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Missoula
Drummond
Train wreck splits freight near Drummond and Hellgate River
A freight train running west near Drummond split in two, the sections rejoined at a Hellgate River bridge bump causing two rear boxcars to derail while the track remained uninjured. Public notices follow.
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Drummond
Hellgate River
Pitiable Sanity Hearing for Jessie Markley in Missoula
In Missoula on May 6 a sanity commission examined 18-year-old Jessie Markley. Doctors ruled she is sane after a troubled history of somnambulism and nocturnal wanderings ending with a pistol shot during a search. Relatives care for her at the Maclay ranch, and she recalls nothing of the incidents.
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Missoula
Jessie Markley
Tietjen
D. R. Maclay
J. P. Nagle
Bitter Root
Maclay House
Williams resigns as Copper Bell Mill & Mining head
Missoula May 6 William M Williams longtime general manager of Copper Bell Mill and Mining Co resigns from the post The company will be led by resident manager W P Ketcham until a successor is named Williams will remain in Missoula for now and plans to make it his home.
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Missoula
William M. Williams
Copper Bell Mill & Mining Co
Williams
W. P. Ketcham
Churchill
Clinton
George Elliott
J. R. Mitchell
Frank Simons
Seattle
Mrs. Simons
West Virginia
N, H, Andrews
Springfield
W.H. Hooker & Co
Proprs
Buffalo, N. 1
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Snd
Missoula Set To Open New Whiskey Still
Missoula will soon host a whiskey operation west of the city capable of producing liquor from high grade eastern corn. The facility has government license and aims to be on the market shortly. Carload corn shipments arrive as the plant prepares full production.
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Missoula
Temperance Lectures Begin in Missoula
Missoula may 6 Captain W C Dutton opened a series of temperance addresses at the Christian church. He is described as an eloquent and earnest speaker and his meetings are expected to draw general interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. C. Dutton
The
Christian Church
Rheumatism Cured by Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement-like piece describes rheumatism as disabling and praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for purifying blood, increasing vitality, and aiding recovery. It includes a testimonial from R J McKnight of Cades Williamsburg County South Carolina and mentions accompanying Pellets as supportive.
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Pierce
R. J McKnight
Cades
Williamsburg Co
8.C
Missoula City Council Confirms Most Appointments
Mayor Stevens steers a harmonious council as the May 6 session confirms all mayoral nominees on the first roll call with only two negative votes Aldermen Owen and Logan dissenting on specific posts Chief Wal ling of the fire department and library trustee A L Stone.
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Missoula
Owen
E. W. Walling
Logan
A. L. Stone
Stevens
Bille
Health Department
Stinger & Campbell
Mix
May
Marsh
Houston
Pringle
Owen Marsh
Pring
Missoulan
Contrast Committee
Missoula Notes Shows Local Officials and Health Alerts
Sheriff McMahon and Agent Smead in Missoula for official business. Judge Stephens improving. Measles patient Neill McDonald in Parsons hospital. Woodworths back from eastern trip. Oil reportedly found near Rathdrum Idaho. Deputy Marshal Gage in city from Helena. Mike Leahey overseeing new flour mill work. Dinsmore returns to Bitter Root valley. Sweeney leaves J W Wilson to seek new work. Hontoon ill with condition uncertain. Ed Trudeau brings wife’s sister to Sisters’ hospital. R W Martin back from Butte en route to California gulch placer camp. Tyner resumes Coeur d Alene branch run. Vogel in transit from St Paul for home. Rev Fees to address Christian workers meeting Monday May 13. Miss Cramer ill. Miss Farrel fills seventh grade. Deputy Marshal Gage summons witnesses for U S cases. Charles Dickman passes recent exams.
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Sheriff McMahon
Powell County
Agent Smead
Jocko Agency
W. J. Stephens
Neill McDonald
Lolo
Parsons’ Hospital
C. E. Woodworth
Woodworth
Missoula
Rathdrum
Idaho
United States
Gage
Helena
Mike Leahey
Lothrop
Charles Dinsmore
Bitter Root Valley
George L. Sweeney
J. W. Wilson
Frank Hontoon
Ed Trudeau
Woodman
Sisters
Christian Workers
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Western
Montana
Standard
West Main Street
Missoula Mercantile CO
Defender Manufacturing Company
Mfg. Co
Mohawk Valley
Roscoe
Gie
Missoula, Montana
Kohn Jewelry Co. Jewelers and Opticians
Missoula, Mont
R. W. Froman
Him
Mr. Nink
Model Restaurant
Sc. McBride
Ritter
McHaffie’s
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
MR. Williams
Copper Bell Company
Union Market
McBride
Mr. Stevens
Ed Larson
Dungan
Nat. Bk
Standard Office
B. A. Mitchell
Oregon Nursery Company
Lemley's
Rhodes
Nation
Bradley
Fred Kemp
Round House
Thomas Frye
J. E. Marion
California
Senator Worden
South Missoula
Hamilton
Clara Keith
May McKenney
Stella Beaman
Annabell Sidon
Globe
Troy
Missoula Notes
Lane
Portland
Ore
C. F. Woodward
E. R. Thomas
Oak Street
Orator
F. Woodward
Leroy,n.y
Smith Drug Co
Baite
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas Emsley
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Elk
M'Leod & CO
Front St
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Elk
Joyce & Mulroney
First National Bank
JT R. Gwinn
Kodak Supplies
Kodakery
Smith & Simmons
Druggists
Mont
George Pringle
Acker’s
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
C.C. C
W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Local Appliance CO
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Ind
Goodkind Bros
Lont
General Distributors
Acme
Sressed
Ation
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines, Iowa
Smith & Simons
Heer
Mission St
San Fr
Intel OM
Pacisco, Cal
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Mercantile Dept
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
J. M. Keith
R. A. Bédy
Engle and
John M. Keith
T. J. Greenough Co
England
C. M. McLee
Front Stree
A. W. Woodworth
Excnanae
Wm. Carten
Western Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
Manu
A Augendre
Aris
Newbie Drug Co
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
Tamarack
BIG Blackfoot Milling C O
Toole
Bonner, Mont
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