Missing County Assessor Wagnitz Sparks Fear in Missoula
Grave fears grip Missoula as County Assessor Paul Wagnitz disappears after leaving for Plains then Thompson Falls on April 22. A found valise with his papers near Thompson Falls heightens concern. Wife and two young sons await word as family and officials mount a search effort.
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Missoula
Thompson Falls
Paul Wagnit
Wagnits
Mickal Mu Nese
Plains
J. A. McGowan
Thompson
Harvey Hill
He Aaumber Company
Mr. Wasnite
McGowan
Thompson Falla
Mr. Wagnitz
Wagnite
Harristreet
Missoula notes and local updates from the region
The item reports various Missoula notes including a Col 7 marshalte listing in Butte, Mrs Brindley returning to her name, and brief hospital updates. It mentions Missoula area operations planned, a patient at Sisters Hospital, and progress after an operation.
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C. Marshalte
Butte
Brindley
Dulugh
Bilesouta
James Buck
Levensvile
Sisters Hospital
Mile. White
Morse
Hattie Noyes
Dilton
Nave Mae
Adaeodes
Reverend County
Tinton Amet
Land Office
Fay
Arthur L. Wescots
Ping
Stevenson Hae
Witdom
Rim
Pen Sisters’ Hospital
Missoula youths sentenced after fear at store
A chaotic afternoon in Missoula ends with several boys aged around 18 jailed for one day each after a scare caused by a confrontation at a local store. Judge Hayes oversees the incident and the court action follows a tense morning at the rear of the Futile Company’s building.
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Missoula
Poli
Johnnie -Mar- Andrew Crone
Misa
Hayes
Law to Enforce Gambling Law Cited by New Chile Official
A new city official warns that state gambling laws will be strictly enforced in the community. The notice mentions bids at the office of a local milling company in Bonners Ferry with details to be provided on request, indicating a procurement or contractual matter connected to a regional site near Homnera rie.
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New
Chile
Tig Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonners Mont
Crfoot Millan
Big Improvements Planned for Capitol Grounds
The article notes likely minor improvements tied to an appropriation for maintenance of the Capitol and grounds. It mentions securing funds, arranging water delivery, and aligning work with existing systems, aiming to improve turf, drainage, and overall grounds condition.
Old timer dead in Powell County
Special Dispatch to Deer Lodge May 7 reports a 73 year old resident who served in the United States Army and earned a pension since October. He died after a long illness at a hospital. The funeral will be held at the Standara with Farragut post and the Army of the Republic arranging observances for May 30.
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Deer Lodge
Pation
United St Army
Asistan
Pla
Standara
Farragut
Stanoara
Havre
Frank Dowling
Ionn Dowling
Yenter
Len Dunn Arrested for Horse Stealing at Winnett Ranch
In Musselshell country, Len Dunn was jailed today on a horse stealing charge after John Preeger accused him of taking a sorrel mare from W. J. Winnett’s ranch days earlier. Dunn posted bond and was released after his preliminary hearing.
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Martin
Len Dunn
W. J. Winnett
John Preeger
Hood
Dunn
Joseph ‘Sima
Hela
Transvaal Prospectus Out as Stock Par with Five Percent
The Transvaal loan prospectus shows stock offered at par with five percent interest. Applicants will only receive about five percent. The issue, May 7, priced at par with 5 percent interest, requires a sinking fund and calls for installments starting May 22. Banks report tepid early allotments as bankers expect limited demand from investors.
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Yatin
Cxoltersen Bank
Apm
Lance
American Orientale
Howe
Moros Defeated by American Troops in Mindanao
A chaotic report details Moros defeated by American forces in Mindanao with prisoners taken and several killed. The piece then veers into a harrowing Harvard cafeteria scene filled with exaggerated accounts of student meals, insomnia, and extreme eating habits, featuring anecdotes about hot dogs, desserts, and overindulgent drinks.
Ideal location for military post Missoula
Missoula May 7 Fort Missoula gains East recognition for ideal western military post status. Senator Spooner noted advantages and efforts to retain the fort, with private sources confirming it as a permanent post. Since the 21th Infantry arrived, grounds have improved with graded drives bridges replaced and buildings renovated, making the post more attractive and affordable for future improvements this spring.
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Missoula
Spooner
Mt Western
Fort Missoula
21Th Infantry
GOOD MAN SAID AT REST AUSSOLA JOSEPH BRADLEY FUNERAL
The funeral of Joseph Bradley was held this afternoon from the Presbyterian church led by Rev Walter Hays of Kliting. Knights Templar and Blue Lodge Masons attended. Many friends and colleagues from Wallace and nearby towns filled the church and cemetery as Bradley was remembered as a brave and faithful man and a devoted husband and citizen.
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Aussoula
Jo Aeph Bradley
Presbyterian Church
Walter Hays
Kliting
Knights ‘Templars
Blue Lodge Masons
Mr. Bradley
Wallace
Taino
J. G. Heyd
Stewand
Mof. Fiohr
Jerome Jacobs
Masons
Agit K
Hyterian Quarterey
Hays
Bradley
Joe Thrudiey
Remains Alley
Henan
Through Burning Bridge Trains Diverted After Side of Oden Bridge Fire
A bridge east of Oden Idaho burned early in May causing a freight engine and three cars to fall into a ravine. The 140 foot structure was a total loss. Conductor and crew escaped with minor injuries as rails held the engine. Replacement planned by noon, wrecker not needed, and service to reroute via Clark's Fork. Separate items report Navy officer Delano and a divorce decree in Livingston.
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Missoula
Oden
Idaho
Lauren
Iron Horse
Division
Clark's Fork
Speedway project revived by local horsemen in Missoula
In May the Standard noted plans for a four speedway on the city’s south side. Since the driving club’s formation, renewed interest grew as drivers endorsed the scheme. Locals seek a half or quarter mile track for pleasure riding and racing, a slight push could perfect the plan.
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Missoula
Pioneer Slaysman Abraham Hines Dead in West Reno Era
Missoula May 7. Abraham Hines a pioneer of the Northern Pacific West Reno era died. He came to Spokane fourteen years ago and served as trainman caller and wateman at Helens street crossing. Native of Indiana Pa his remains will be shipped to Indiana tomorrow in care of Grand Army post.
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Northern Pacific Pioneer
West
Reno
Grand Army
Spokan
Helens
Harry Mom
Missoula
Ellenebieg
Northern Pac
Spokane
Wateman
Hlevens Street
Devemed
Iniiana
Grand Army Post
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