Old man Frank Schultz faces mistreatment charge in Missoula
Sheriff Prescott arrested Frank Schultz near Heron in western Missoula County on a charge of family mistreatment against his 15 year old daughter. A letter from the daughter pleading for help sparked the case, leading to a warrant and Schultz’s capture. The incident prompts anticipated legal action and possible time in Deer Lodge.
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Missoula
Prescott
Heron
Frank Schultz
Sheri
Westfordiay
Hall
Schultz
Deer Ledges
Murder Held As Husband Hangs Self After Fatal Beating
Missoula reports Mia Presley died at Merrick hospital after claiming her husband inflicted the skull fracture that felled her. Presley, hospitalized at Parsons, made no emotional display upon learning of her death. Autopsy by Messrs Parsons Brown and Pixley noted one contusion and brain injury at the impact site. County Attorney Hall planned murder charges as Presley faced the agency’s information.
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Missoula
Mia
Harry
Tia) Presley
Merrick Hospital
Constant Wate
Hage
Presley
Superior
Hall
Parsons’ Hospital
Brown
Montana
Cissarilli Canavan
J. &. Tottman
Miss Canavan
Tottman
Tors, Parerons, Brown and
Pixley
J. M
Lucy
Autopsy Declined in Helena Hotel Death Case
Coroner Meyers held an inquest into Charles Lingren who died at the Helena hotel. Dr Fitzgerald cited heart disease as likely cause but autopsy was deemed unnecessary due to cost and doubt being minimal. The jury accepted this finding and Lingren’s funeral is set for Friday at Lucy's undertaking rooms.
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Missoula
Meyers
Charles Lingren
Helena
Standard
Drodo
D. Fitzgerald
Johnson
Ed Olson
Lingren
Fitzgerald
Messrs
Olson
Lucy
Won’t Miss His Train Again At Bitter Root Station
John Reece of Stevensville waited in the new Missoula station for the Bitter Root train assuming it hadn’t yet departed. He later learned the train had left three hours earlier on a separate track, and he spent the day in town. Our dress goods department has doubled in size to better serve customers. Golden Rule.
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J. 3. Goodwin
Anaconda
Garden City
Rose Farley
St Paul
Frank Thomas
John Woodburn
South Missoula
George F. Brooks
Adam Fresheimer
South Second Street
Will Minke
W. J. Allin
Western Union Telegraph Company
Willian O'Brien
East
W. W. Mallison
Northern Pacific
Price
T. A. Price
Missoula
Joseph M. Dixon
Deer Indge
Granite
Philipsburg
Butte
Dillon
Helena
Ernest Seton-Thompson
New York
United States National Museum
Washington
G. T. Lewis
John Reece
Stevensville
Pitt Root
Ste Lal
New Hydra Found by Elrod and Ricker at Flathead Lake
Missoula report notes a bulletin from the American Micron optical society describing a new hydra discovered by Prof. M. J. Elrod of the state university and Principal Maurice Ricker of Burlington Town high school. The paper was presented at the Denver meeting and stems from their summer work at the university station.
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Missoula
American Micron Opical Society
M. J. Elrod
The
State University
Maurice Ricker
Burlington Town
Elrod
Universityological Station
Society
Denver
Flrod
Flathead Lake
Donohueo’s Store Promotes Pleasure and Profit at Fair
Visitors to the fair are urged to mix enjoyment with shopping at Donohueo’s store offering special deals and products for attendees this week.
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Donohueo,'s
Buffaloes to Be Shipped From Montana Ranch
Howard Eaton, manager of a large stock ranch near Medora North Dakota, traveled via Missoula to the Flathead Reservation to obtain 30 buffalo cows and bulls. The herd will be loaded onto cars tomorrow and shipped from Selish to Yellowstone National Park to join existing buffalo there or to the large Dakota ranch.
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Missoula
Howard Eaton
Medora
N. D
Flathead Reservation
Selish
Yellowstone National Park
Big Dakota Ranch
Epidemic Grip Spreads at Missoula County Jail
A small grip epidemic prompts Dr. Brown to attend two inmates with more severe symptoms than typical at the Missoula county jail on October 2.
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Missoula
Brown
Missoula Notes Mixed Residency and Travel Lines
Missoula notes list Mrs A P Pohndorf in the city from Butte and J A Longstaff in Missoula from Great Falls. Miss Lizzie Dowd visits Missoula from Ravalli, while Mrs J F Charles and baby stay in the city from Butte. Ticket Agent Houston plans an extended East trip in a few days after a long vacation gap.
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A. P. Pohndorf
Butte
J. A. Longstaff
Missoula
Great Falls
Lizzie Dowd
Ravalli
J. F. Charles
Baby
Houston
Burglars Reported at D. R. Beck Residence Missoula
Police rushed to the Beck residence in South Missoula after word of burglars in the attic. Chief Larson and Officer Meregor crossed the bridge but found only three tom cats tearing things up.
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Missoula
Met
D. R. Beck
South Missoula
Atthc
Larson
Meregor
Beekeeping and Bearded Braggart Becomes Lively Tale
A district attorney narrates a humorous tale of an Irisiman in America who brags about Ireland. The dialogue riffs on bees, hives, and a dam sJookout with quirky punchlines. The crowd chuckles at misheard phrases and homesick pride.
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Reeves
Los Angeles
Cal
America
Ireland
Crowds at Western Montana Fair Fueled by Excitement and Ribbons
Missoula October 2 large crowds filled the grandstand betting ring and exhibition halls as fairgoers cheered new offerings from Bonner mills Bonner Blackfoot firm and a chef kitchen display. Judges awarded prizes in fruit vegetable and animals while a girls band delighted attendees. Racing capped the day with multiple events and notable visitors including W A Clark Dr T B Moore and George Good amid bright sunshine after earlier rain.
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Missoula
Butte
Bg Blackfoot Company
Bonner
Bonner Flour Mills
Bonner Mills
Hai
Muelo
Plains Band
W. A. Clark
T. B. Moore
Jack Conley
D. M. Durfee
George Good
School
McCarthy
Delmar
Bert
Breenmeh
Yound
Ted Hayes
George Opp
Boyd Aroa
Giland
Charles F. Johnson
Fietta Gazelin
P. Beaeig
Evis
Tom Burns
G. Lonsdale
Lady Lyons
Dandy
Pullertony
Wes
Ww. J. Kamel
Will Lane
Donald B
Gold Dust Morgan
Joe Bryan
George Farmer
John M. Keith
Jack
Peter Guyamas
J. Lutey
Terday
Montanue
R. W. Fullerton
Ruby H
M. Heineman
Wounded Infant Dies in Plains Shooting
Missoula Oct 2 The infant daughter of Frank Baker who was accidentally shot by her brother at Plains yesterday died early this morning at Sisters Hospital. The body was taken to Plains on No 3 this afternoon and interment will be made there tomorrow.
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Lacasse
Missoula
Frank Baker
Plains
Sisters’ Hospital
Gamecocks Fight On Pittsburg Streetcar Fender
A pair of gamecocks fought on the Arlington branch streetcar fender in Pittsburg. Motorman Hahn saw the birds on the hill from Williams to Spring Street. He rang the bell to deter them but the fowls were struck by the car as they clashed, ending with one rooster dead on Spring Street.
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Arlington
Pittsburg
Williams
Spring Street
Hahn
Lost Indian city Mas coutens located by long labors
The Mas coutens site once said to hold 20,000 residents in 1675 is identified through years of work by Thomas Clithero, of Portage Wisconsin. It is described as the largest city in Indian history within United States territory and Juist Jesuit accounts ending with Marquette and Joliet in 1673 are said to be verified.
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Mascoutens
Thomas Clithero
Portage
Wis
United States Territory
Marquette
Joliet
University Athletics Open Season With New Manager and Enrollment Surge
Missoula reports a busy week at the State university as the Athletic association elects Martin Jones as football business manager and completes its director slate. Chapel events inspire campus spirit, visitors speak, and a push funds a coach while enrollment to date exceeds last year, with new students including Miss Jen nie Bishop and Miss Maud Burns arriving from Twin Bridges and Great Falls.
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Missoula
State University
the Athletic Association
Martin Jones
Jones
Mabel Jones
Herbert Hughes
Father Allaeys
Frenchtown
Walter Ways
Hays
Old School
New School
Athletic Association
Sidney Williams
Elmer Woodman
George Greenwood
J. M.amilton
Ray Walters
Harriet Rankin
Leslie Wood
Nell Lewis
Ed Simons
Jennie Bishop
Great Falls
Fred Buck
Stevensville
Maud Burns
Twin Bridges
Jews of Missoula celebrate new year holiday closing shops
Missoula residents marked the Jewish new year today with the closing of shops and business houses as part of the observance. Several local merchants paused operations in recognition of the holiday observed by the Jewish community.
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Missoula
Busi
Outlaw Suspects Captured Near Missoula on Lolo Trail
Deputy Sheriff McCormick and Ed Trudeau captured two Idaho robbers, believed part of an organized gang in the upper Clearwater area. The men, named R Brown and Mike Gardner, surrendered after being stopped two miles past the hot springs and were jailed in Missoula County.
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McOrmick
Ed Trudeau
Idaho
Clearwater
Bitter Root
Missoula County
McCormick
Hot Springs
Trudeau
R. Brown
Mike Gardner
Republican county committee reorganizes in Missoula
Missoula on October 1 reports the county central committee of the Republican party meeting to perfect its organization. Samuel Bellew was named chairman with W H Houston as vice chairman and W R Kemp as secretary.
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Missoula
Republican Party
Samuel Bellew
W.H. Houston
W. R. Kemp
Undertaker Delivers Casket for Dooley Infant in Frenchtown
Missoula reports an undertaker shipped a casket to Lothrop for the four month old child of Gerald Dooley who died last night. The funeral is set for Friday in Frenchtown.
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Missoula
Lucy
Lothrop
Gerald Dooley
Frenchtown
Socialist Campaign Opened in Missoula Courthouse
Rev. B. F. Wilson opened the socialist campaign in Missoula at the courthouse with an address on the principles and purposes of the socialists.
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Missoula
B. F. Wilson
Illnesses at Missoula Hospital Darken Local Scene
Missoula on October 2 reports Ed Carthy at Sisters' hospital gravely ill with typhoid fever. J. D. McDonald, injured last week while hauling wood to town, is sinking and unlikely to recover.
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Missoula
Ed Carthy
Sisters’ Hospital
J. D. McDonald
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