Fall Fair Opens With Optimism In Missoula
Missoula opens the Western Montana fair under clear skies and warm sun with a large enthusiastic crowd. Exhibits include big red apples from T. A. McClain Carlton and strong displays from Plains valley and Yellowstone farmers. Races begin with a promising trot and pace won by Lord Considine, and a big field contested by Moose and Topsy.
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Missoula
Western Montana Fair
T. A. McClain
Carlton
Minnesota
Iowa
Yellowstone
Montana
Dinsmore
Florence
Jersey
W. P. Mills
Charlie Winters
Considine
Trix
Doc Evans
Lolo
Moose
Topsy
Sam Lucas
Crowded School Condition Relieved by Grade Transfers
Missoula voters watch as the school board moves the eighth and ninth grades from the central building to the south side to ease crowding. A new first grade will start in the central building next Monday with Miss Ida L. Fisher as teacher and Miss Ella Cramer as substitute. The Orchard Homes school also plans to open next week.
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Missoula
Ida L. Fisher
Ella Cramer
Central
Orchard Homes
Desperate Fights Sparked by Colored Men Encounter
In Missoula Judge Hayes heard two drunks arrested for disturbance. John Miller, after passing Clover Seaf club, challenged a fight with local colored men. John Flynn did the same hours later, removing hat and coat and seeking a confrontation. Miller fined $9 and Flynn $19. Hats and millinery advertised by Golden Rule store.
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Missoula
Judee Hayes
Miller
Flynn
Robbery Report In Missoula Seeks Investigation
A visiting young man in Missoula reports he was robbed of a $20 bill last night on the row. He only realized the loss this morning and will be investigated by local authorities to determine how the theft occurred.
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Missoula
Best Bedding Bargains in Missoula Window Display
Local notice promotes bedding bargains at The Globe in Missoula. Shopper can visit the west window display for current sales and specials announced by the store.
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Missoula
The
Globe
Two Charges Against Him In Missoula Case
Clarence Smith faced two charges in Missoula on October 1. Authorities say he resisted an officer and assaulted the under sheriff following a disturbance near the rock. Special prices announced in cloak and suit department.
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Missoula
Clarence Smith
Smith
Evans
Rockof
Alleged Gamblers Arraigned in Missoula Court
Five men arrested for gambling appeared before Justice Hayes. No plea was entered. hearing set for tomorrow. Each defendant will be represented by counsel.
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Missoula
Hayes
Missoula Post Office Unclaimed Letters List October 1 1901
Unclaimed letters remain at the Missoula post office for the week ended October 1 1901. Recipients include Charles Anctil H B Chadwick M an W A Creighton Mrs M H Davis Mrs Albert Ehle Van Eastland Mr Frinkhouse August Futterer and others. callers should state the date of advertisement when claiming.
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Missoula
Charles Anctil
H. B. Chadwick
W. A. Creighton
M. H Davis
Albert Ehle
van Eastland
Frinkhouse
August Futterer
Old Timers Arrive For Missoula Pioneer Meeting
Henry Kadgar, president of the Pioneer association, arrived in Missoula to attend a week of sessions starting Thursday at Elke hall with Lieutenant Governor Frank G Higgins delivering the welcome. The group will tour Bitter Root valley and visit Fort Owen ruins.
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Missoula
Henry Kadgar
Pioneer's Association
Elke’ Hall
Frank G. Higgins
Bitter Root
Old Fort Owen
Nervy Burglar Rifles Pockets in Clothing of Two
Missoula on October 1 William Jordon a baker who ran a Marysville boarding house was burglarized while asleep in his levee room. The thief entered through an open door rifled Jordon and his partner trousers pockets and stole money. A mention notes Professor Ganke orchestra at Golden Rule millinery opening today.
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Missoula
William Jordon
Marysville
Jordon
Firemen's Meeting Preparations in Missoula
Missoula October 1 state firemen's assembly ready to open tomorrow in the district courtroom. Anticipated large turnout from across the state with attendees including Thomas Daly and F. L. Day of Helena and Samuel French of the Great Falls department.
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Missoula
Thomas Daly
F. L. Day
Helena
Samuel French
Great Falls
Osteopath Arrested in Missoula for Practicing Without a License
Osteopath Dr. W. F. Morris was arrested in Missoula on October 1 charged with practicing without a license. He was released on his own recognizance and the case will be contested.
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Missoula
W. F. Morris
Bee Hive Bargain Claim Echoes Local Spotlight
A bold boast from the Bee Hive store promotes superior bargains, asserting better deals than any rival in town and inviting shoppers to compare prices and value.
Estate of Louis Rocheleau In Missoula Probate
In Missoula Oct LA J Violette and sister Mrs Louis Rocheleau attended probate proceedings over the estate of Louis Rocheleau. The filing outlines expected wills, asset appraisal, and possible claims from heirs as the case advances in local court records.
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Missoula, Oct
J. Violette
Louis Rocheleau
Administration sought in Rocheleau estate as business transfers
Superior to day details show settlement of estate matters for Mrs Rocheleau. The butcher business passes to Henry Schoenfeldt of Potomac who will assume control immediately. In district court Mrs Rocheleau applies for letters of administration to be heard later. Grand millinery opening at Golden Rule store invited this afternoon and evening. Concord grapes three baskets for one dollar at Riellys.
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Kansas
Golden Rule
Monthly Hospital Service Report for Missoula and Brainerd
The Northern Pacific Beneficial association releases August receipts and deductions for eastern and western divisions, with totals for railroad and hospital payments, interest, and expenses. It lists cases treated by Brainerd and Missoula hospitals, line surgeons, totals, and a 2,403 patient count, plus a millinery opening notice for Golden Rule on Oct 2.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Beneficial Association
Eastern Division
Western Division
Minnesota & International Railway
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Duluth Union Depot Company
Brainerd
Henry Minstrels Ready for Missoula Show
The Hi Henry minstrel troupe plans a Missoula appearance on October 7 with a revamped band and new pieces. Manager Knapp reports improvements and a novel parade ride by automobile after the morning march. Also noted are local ads for Globe hats and a large city drug store stock.
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Missoula
Hi Henry Minstrels
Instana
Knapp
Henry
Gem Theater Closed on Attorney General Orders
The Gem theater in Missoula was shut tonight by Under Sheriff Evans and Deputy Sheriff Kirkland under instructions from Attorney General Donovan. Manager Pierce was arrested but released on $100 bond after County Attorney Hall advised bond acceptance. closure to persist pending court action.
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Missoula
Gem Theater
Evans
John Kendall
Donovan
Pierce
Hall
Gem
Bee Hive Styles at Chicago Bee Market Cloaks
Bee Hive lists latest styles in ladies kersey cameo cloaks at the Chicago market. Fresh oysters and fish featured.
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Chicago
Chicago Bee
Union Market
Major Reynolds Praises Missoula Fort Missoula Visit
Major Reynolds arrived in Missoula for inspection and left Fort Harrison for duty at the post. He declined to discuss troop movements, saying he did not know of any such plan. He praised the fort as one of the prettiest in the West and was pleased with conditions during his visit.
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Missoula
Reynolds
Fort Harrison
Fort Missoula
Houston Returns From St. Regis Mines Near Missoula
W H Houston returns from a lengthy stay at his mines in the St. Regis district. He reports steady development with improving results and a large workforce enabling work to continue almost through the winter. Dr J B Burton osteopath Missoula.
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Missoula
W. H. Houston
St. Regis
Vegetables Grow Without Irrigation Near Missoula
Missoula report notes Jacob Rehder’s hillside ranch producing exceptionally large cabbages apples and other fruits without artificial irrigation. Verd ie Spurgin visited Missoula today and remains with weak eyes after a recent explosion injury.
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Missoula
Jacob Rehder
Trench Concerts At Golden Rule Millinery Opening
Trench concerts at the Golden Rule millinery opening today will be worth your time. Come and see the store anyway.
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Trench
Golden Rule Millinery
Robbery Attempt Foiled By Driver Near Flour Mill
A woman driving past the flour mill suburb of Low's addition thwarted two men who stepped from shadows to grab the horse's bride. The driver spurred the horse, fleeing before harm or capture. The scene was described in a local brief from The Globe.
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Low
Doctor Brown is jailed for three months for defrauding inn keeper
Hamilton October 1. Doctor Brown magnetic healer brought from Great Falls for trial before Justice Movris. He was sentenced to three months in the county jail and fined 100 dollars. Various residents leave Hamilton or plan travel toMissoula Hannibal Illinois and Kansas. Real estate and personal movements noted through region.
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Hamilton
Brown
Great Falls
Movrris
W. H. Steele
Grantsdale
Missoula
Illinois
Kansas
Jacob Goff
Cal Cook
Stevensville
Robert Smith
Corvallis
Joseph Little
O. P. Gregg
Camas
J. W. Tisdale
Lumber Department
Idaho
W. A. Armstrong
Spokane
C. J. Crosby
Mr. Crosby
Chapin
Dudley
Mercantile Department
A. ©. M. Company
Helena
Dennis
J. J. Burnett
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
McCulloch
Montana
Montana National Guard
Simon Kuhn
Victor
Hunters Return From Hughes Creek Without Game
Maj. John B. Catlin and W. E. Hubert returned to Missoula reporting ample game sighted at Hughes Creek during a two week hunt. Gear failures and ammunition troubles prevented a catch, and they plan another trip to the valley soon.
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Missoula
John B. Catlin
W. E. Hubert
Hughes Creek
Helena Man Abraham Hartnell Dies Sudden in Saloon
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Abraham Hartnell died suddenly this morning at the I. X. L. saloon on Upper Main Street, Helena, after drinking a beer. Dr. Carmichael suspects heart trouble. Hartnell had lived in Helena and worked as a dishwasher, a familiar city character.
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The
Standard
Helena
Abraham Hartnell
Upper Main Street
Carmichael
Hartnet
Labor leaders arrive in Missoula for talks
Daniel McDonald president of the Western Labor union arrived this afternoon after a trip to Coeur d Alene. He was accompanied by Frank C Ives president of the state labor organization and will visit Ives at his south side home this evening.
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Missoula
Daniel McDonald
Western Labor Union
Coeur d'Alene
Frank C. Ives
State Labor Organization
Ives
South Side
Chicago Bee Hive Opens During Grand Opening Week
The Chicago Bee Hive kicks off its grand opening week with celebratory events and promotions in downtown Chicago. Community leaders and local residents attend the unveiling as the shop showcases its new honey products and beekeeping exhibits.
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Chicago
Bitter Root line hold-up on Missoula south side
An attempted hold-up occurred Sunday evening on the south side near the Bitter track area in Missoula. Police investigated the scene and sought witnesses and clues to identify the assailant.
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Missoula
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West Main Street
Knox
Mie
M. M
Mercantile Co
Fissoula, Mestana
Clothing Department
Missevula
Mont
Nora O'Brien
James Primavere
R. F P. Perkins
Silas Pryor
Albert Rennels
H. Rothwell
George Ridles
Irvin Reems
James F. Rea
Rolf Roma
Albert Stewart
Bert Stewart
Birdie A. Spangler
C. F E. Smith
Frank Sturgis
N. P. Stewart
Lizzie Simms
Spalding’s
Bishop & Kern's
Dungan
Nat
Ganke
Golden Rule ‘Store
Concord Grapes
Rielly’s
Hospital Service
Ee P.M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Henry Minstrels
McBride's
Mr. Houston
Dr. J. ©. Burton
Osteopath
Verdie Spurgin
East Window
the Globe
Hamilton Happenings
Charter Oak
Stoves Au Ranges
Warte Tove
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Love Hardware Department
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
B. Hammond
Sees
Jess Cashier
T. L. Greenough
C. M. McLeod
John M. Keith
Buswell @ Bowen
Higgins Ave
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
Kennett
United States
Peal Medicine 1 Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Brou
Ravallii
Ravalli
Pitter Root
E. Underwood
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Dr. Bannatt
Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Denver
Coly
Dav McDonald
Front St
Paradise Hot Springs
Plains
M. E. Quinn
J. M. Lucy Union Block
Missoula, Mont
Western Montana National Bank
Issoula, Mont
A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Emsley
Ivesi
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
Daly Bik
Kodak Supplies
Off O
Eastman Kodaks
Smith & Simons Druggists
Onner
Tamarack
Plens
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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