Difference of Opinion on Voting Rights in Montana District
Missoula September 30. An election in Big Flat district will decide whether to build a new schoolhouse and choose between two sites. Attorney General Nolan rules a man who left Montana and returned after three months can vote if his residence was not abandoned, while County Attorney Denny says a voter must reside in the district to vote.
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Missoula
Big Flat
Nolan
Montana
C. B. Nolan
Denny
Clarkites
Labor Party
J. A. Ferguson
Ferguson
J. M. Herzog
Fourth Ward
Tom Pendergrass
Harry Shepard
William Crawford
H. W. McLaughlin
Frank Higgins
J. M. Lucy
Higgins
Denny Curran
Lucy
McLaughlin
Curran
San Francisco Hosts California Club Brownies in Fairyland
In Missoula on Wednesday night the California club opened The Brownies in Fairyland to packed houses with every seat sold all week. Mayor Phelan and Mrs Elea nor Martin attended box parties as officers filled boxes and the audience included many of the 400. Palmer Cox created the Brownies for children and the production features the Fairy Queen, a 200-voice child chorus, bright music by Malcolm Douglas, and strong costuming and make up. The 200 children include 25 professionals and special ties of high merit.
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Missoula
San Francisco
California Club
Phelan
California Theater
Eleanor Martin
Lovell White
A. D. Sharon
Palmer Cox
Cox
Malcolm Douglas
Eye Specialist Dr Dodd Opens Clinic in Hamilton
Dr. Dodd an eye specialist from Butte may be consulted this week at the Ravalli hotel in Hamilton. Examination is free and glasses can be fitted.
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Dr. Dodd
Butte
Ravalli Hotel
Hamilton
Feeble State After Return From Farm
The two men are in separate rooms under nurse supervision. Their condition has deteriorated to a level suggesting a short remaining time. Each receives full care and attention from staff as they linger in their feeble state.
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Mix
Fusion Talks Spur Clarkites and Labor in Missoula
Missoula observers report a day of intense fusion deliberations as Clarkites and the labor party debate endorsing the labor ticket with J. M. Herzog replacing Ferguson. Independent Democrats lead a strong ticket. meetings continue past midnight as factions negotiate.
Miss Bessie Totman Hosts Missoula Whist Club
Friday evening at a south Missoula home Miss Bessie Totman and George Wilcox hosted the Whist club reception with Miss Eva Totman assisting. Prizes went to Miss Alice Hathaway and Lynn Kennedy for first and Miss Craig and Benjamin Stewart for consolation. Next meeting slated for Friday at Miss Alice Hathaway’s home.
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Missoula
Bessie Totman
George Wilcox
Eva Totman
Alice Hathaway
Lynn Kennedy
Miss Craig
Benjamin Stewart
Craig
Bellew
Alice
Louise Hathaway
Monan
Wilson
Conkrite
Reinhard
Parsons
Totman
Mills
Local Personals Move with Visitors and Departures
Alex Dow from Arlee spent Sunday in Missoula. D. Lajerness visited from Superior. Editor J. B. Stevens traveled from Hamilton for a day in town. W. and R. G. Pennell of Bozeman arrived for several days. Prof F. J. Homburg came from Butte to see estate interests. Charles Mund, driver, resigned and left for Lothrop. Mrs. Samuel Magee arrived from Spokane, fell ill and is confined to her room at Rankin house.
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Kiem
W. S. Bell
Helena Congregational Church
Plains
Stinger & Campbell
University
Missoula
M. J. Elrod
D. T. Curran
Joseph Longely
T. G. Hathaway
Tacoma
Joseph McGregor
Sisters’ Hospital
Bickford House
Hamilton
Dillon
Beaverhead
County Institute
First National Bank
Northern Pacific
Coeur d'Alene
Matilda Sleeman
United States Land Office
Florence
C. H. McLeod
Spokane
Alex Dow
Arlee
D. Lajerness
Stevens
R. G. Pennell
Bozeman
F. J. Homburg
Butte
Charles Mund
Lothrop
Lothrop Mill
Samuel M. Magee
Rankin House
County's Emporium Clothing and Furnishings Itemized
County's Emporium offers an extensive stock of clothing for men youths and boys along with groceries and home furnishings. The shop highlights carpets moquettes axminster Brussels ingrain three and two ply linoleums and both Chinese and Japanese mattings in addition to a large selection of staple and fancy groceries for discerning customers.
Missoula County Institute Opens With Attendee Hope
Missoula county Institute begins Monday morning in Missoula with high expected turnout. Training teacher Miss Anna Harwood from Dillon will attend, as county superintendent Miss Hord urges parents and locals to join sessions and learn about the institute. Cloake fur and suit shop promotes the Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Missoula County
Anna Harwood
Dillon
Hord
Violently Insane Resident at Missoula Poor Farm
Paddy Quinn, an aging inmate examined by an insanity commission, became violently insane Friday night at the Missoula poor farm. He claimed a large machine part had fallen on him and that the wheels hurt him, ripping bed clothes and threatening further damage before stopping. Old man Barber also underwent examination.
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Missoula
Mix
Paddy Quinn
Forest Reserve in Good Shape After Summer Fires
J B Collins reports Bit ter Root reserve timber largely undamaged by summer fires with only scattered damage. Two frosty nights occurred but caused no further harm. Cold nights hint at approaching winter. The other item notes William Collins buried Monday at Missoula Valley Cemetery after embalming.
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Missoula
J. B. Collins
Bitter Root
Rallying Day Observed At Missoula Presbyterian Church
Sewing machine supplies at Lister's Rallying Day in Missoula featured the Sunday school and morning services at 11 30. The Presbyterian church joined for a joint program with songs prayers readings and a Rally Day address by Rev. Walter Hava to the scholars.
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Missoula
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Winnie Feighner
Mesars Price
McKay
Walter Hava
New Fall Woolens at Lemley s Missoula
There has been debate over ballot printing in Missoula for the upcoming election. Seven tickets are planned on the ballot. if no other tickets appear, printing can stay in Missoula, but additional tickets would require printing outside the city due to limited local press capacity.
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Missoula
Salmon Trout Big Catch Memoir at Ratttlesnake Mouth
McHaffie Bros Missoula reports Harry Mattson landed a 54 pound salmon trout at Ratttlesnake mouth. The fight lasted about 15 minutes and produced a fish large enough to feed two families. Globe store showcases new fall jackets and millinery styles.
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Missoula
Harry Mattson
Globe
Silver Bell Mining company files annual report
The Silver Bell Mining company filed its annual report with the county clerk. Capital stock is 25,000 dollars with 11,100.75 paid in. Debts total 1,380.45 dollars. Alfred Cave serves as president while M Nyberg and W H Raymer are directors.
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Missoula
Silver Bell Mining Company
Alfred Cave
M. Nyberg
W. H. Raymer
Illness of Hon. Frank Lee At Hamilton
News from Hamilton reports Hon. Frank Lee seriously ill after a Friday apoplectic stroke. His friends in Bitter Root area, including son in law Tom Phillips, express concern as his condition shows some improvement today in Missoula.
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Missoula
Frank Lee
Hamilton
Missoula Rod and Gun Club Holds Morning Match
Smith & Simons druggists report on Missoula Rod and Gun Club activities at the south side grounds. Wind affected scores as contestants shot blue rocks and live pigeons. Results included Thompson 16 and 17, Dwight 12, Stewart 17, Flowers 16 in rocks and Dwight S Stewart 10, Flowers 18, Francia 10 in live birds.
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Missoula, Rept
Missoula
Rod and Gan Club
Blue Rocks
Rocks
Thompson
Dwight
Stewart
Francis
Flowers
Dwight S
Francia
Rutherford
Balaklava Veteran Trevalyan Dies in Fresno at 67
Fresno veteran Colonel H. A. Trevalyan, a Balaklava charge survivor and former cornet in the Lithuanian Hussars, died of pneumonia in Fresno today. He was 67 and leaves two daughters in England.
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Fresno
Cal
H. A. Trevalyan
Lith
Hussars
England
Death of prominent Freeport banker Jacob Schaelsel
Freeport Illinois reports the death of Jacob Schaelsel aged 84 a leading banker in South Dakota and a well known figure in western financial circles. He had been a prominent local figure in this section.
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Jacob Schaelsel
Freeport
South Dakota
West
Local grocer ad lists stove pipe and fittings for delivery
P. M. Reilly & Co., Missoula area grocer, advertises six inch stove pipe joints at 20 cents each, elbows 20 cents, and dampers 15 cents. Delivery within 50 miles of Missoula in lots of 10 joints or more, via J. L. McBride.
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Missoula
J. L. McBride
Navy lowers landsmen age to twenty one to twenty five
The United States naval recruiting station in Chicago received an order from the bureau of navigation in Washington changing the landsman age requirement to 21 25 from 18 25. The new rule takes effect immediately and applies to applicants presenting themselves at the station.
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Chicago
United States Naval Recruiting Station
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Depew to Speak in Chicago on October 8
Senator Depew will arrive in Chicago October 8 and deliver a single speech that night at North Side Turner hall under the auspices of the Republican National Committee in the West. The appearance marks his only scheduled address in the region.
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Chicago
Depew
Republican National Committee
North Side
Turner Hall
Riste
Fanned the Game Missoula Sept League Baseball Recap
Missoula notes a baseball season update with league games played and results from September. Local teams faced mid season matchups and standings shift as the season progresses.
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Missoula
Sept
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Mooseula, Mont
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