Ex Soldier and Newspaper Man Attempts Suicide in Missoula
W H Mannix an 82 year old ex soldier and newspaper man in Missoula attempted suicide in a downtown hotel after a period of financial trouble. He was given a stomach pump by Dr McCullough and later jailed, writing a letter to his uncle and expressing regret. He previously faced false pretense charges in Butte but was acquitted.
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Missoula
W. H. Mannix
McCullough
Mannix
F. B. Mannix
Powell County
Helmville
Butte
China
San Francisco
Washington
Philippines
Missoula Fire Chief Receives Gold Friendship Badge
Chief Walling of the Missoula fire department and former state association president was presented with a gold badge at a dance. A Billings department member delivered the presentation speech and Walling gave a gracious reply. The badge is described as a handsome piece of work and will be highly appreciated by Walling. Special for Monday Men’s $2.50 wool pants $1.50. Chicago Bee Hive.
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Missoula
Walling
Fruit and Produce Shipped to Advertise State at Fair
Some fruit grain and vegetables from the Western Montana fair are arranged for shipment to St Paul to advertise the state's resources. Another lot will go to Town and a representative may accompany the display. Concord grapes three baskets for one dollar at Rielly's.
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Missoula
Montana
St. Paul
First National Bank
Nea Bers
F. WH. Woody
Granville Stuart
R. G. Pelkey
H. F. Bhdiges
J. Chatieldeo
H. A. Milot
Surprenant
W. H. Tracy
Con Kohrs
Phil Powel
J. Vanderbilt
A. F. Graeter
Thebert Nelson
George Beatie
Narcisse Ladoux
T. J. McNamara
W. Morse
Montana Apples Head East as Freight Moves to Cincinnati
The Montana Fruit Growers union ships apples as far east as Cincinnati with strong prices. Manager Cleary prepares a carload of prunes for Milwaukee, already sold, to be shipped Monday in a refrigerator car.
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Montana
Missoula
Montana Fruit Growers’ Union
Cincinnati
Cleary
The
Union
Milwaukee
Scarlet fever strikes four children near Missoula
Dr. Parsons attended four Maloney ranch children with scarlet fever south of Missoula. Two were very ill but not critical. District No. 5 school where the kids attended closed temporarily due to illness. Ad note: Best bedding bargains in Missoula in The Globe west window.
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Missoula
Parsons
John Maloney
Globe
Hinson Visitation as McKeen Grips Fever in Missoula
Missoula reports Dr H H Hinson of Butte called by Keen his father in law to attend William McKeen who remains ill with fever. McKeen, advanced in years, has many friends hoping for a swift recovery while notes of concern circulate in Missoula.
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Missoula
H. H. Hinson
Butte
Keen
McKeen
Jail Quarantined as Scarlet Fever Strikes Sheriff’s Family
In Missoula on October 5, two of Sheriff Prescott’s children are ill with scarlet fever while the jail remains quarantined. The younger son recovered, and the two others are not seriously ill. Also on October 5, alleged gamblers were brought before Justice Hayes for trial but County Attorney’s illness delayed proceedings.
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Missoula
Prescott
Justice Hayes
Case not tried. defendants held on bonds
The case was not tried and the defendants were notified it would come up later. Three men could not furnish $100 bonds and remain in the county jail. Two men furnished the required bonds. Monday, Simpson's best prints, 3 1/2 cents a yard, Chicago Bee Hive.
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Simpson
Chicago
Bitter Root Excursion By State Firemen Halted In Missoula
Missoula hosts hundreds of State Firemen's association members for a Bitter Root valley tour by special train. L. S. Mallory of Butte acts as chaperon while Dave Bishop’s crew hosts guests in Hamilton. The return train is due back around midnight.
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Missoula
State Firemen’s Association
Bitter Root
L. S. Mallory
Butte
Pioneers
Hamilton
Dave Bishop
Upper Valley
Improvements at Stevensville School Progress Report
Amos Buck notes rapid work on the Stevensville school as carpenters frame the building. Foundation completed and two to three rooms ready by year start. Open house expected for Sth with about 60 students and more to join after moving to the new building. Superintendent Roark praised as well suited to the post. Dr J C Burton featured in Missoula notes. Nordica quartet praised for Friday performance.
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Missoula
Amos Buck
Buck
Stevensville
Court House
Roark
Woodford Patriarch Suffering After Mill Accident
Cyrus G Woodford of South Missoula is seriously ill at home, following an on the job accident at a new flour mill weeks ago. His sons Thomas and J W Woodford are noted as next of kin. The Tremblay Cronkrite dancing school announces openings for sessions starting Saturday October 12 at Elks hall.
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Missoula
Cyrus
Woodford
Thomas
J. W. Woodford
South Missoula
Tremblay-Cronkrite Dancing School
Elks’ Hall
Water case filed in Missoula district court
Water case in Water Case Missoula district court where Attorneys Dixon and Murphy filed an answer in the Effinger versus Duncan suit. The answer claims Effinger has all the water needed to irrigate his land. Men’s two dollar dress shoes for two dollars advertised for Monday by Chicago Bee Hive.
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Missoula
the District Court Today
Dixon and
Murphy
Effinger
Duncan
Chicago
Local U S Surveyor W W McElroy Camp Near Missoula
United States surveyor W W McElroy and his crew were in camp near Missoula on Friday. He is working close in and will remain for a few days. Look at the Globe for best line of men’s hats for the money.
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Missoula
W. W. McElroy
United States
The
Globe
Doctor Performs Delicate Operation in Missoula
Dr Parsons carried out a delicate procedure at his hospital on Charles FE Lewis of the Big Flat district. The operation was apparently very successful and Mr Lewis is resting well today and likely to recover.
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Missoula
Parsons
Charles FE. Lewis
Big Flat
Quitters Are Too Many In Gem Theater Fallout
In Missoula on October 5 a Call Boy and Head Brakeman discuss rail yard shutdowns after the Gem Theater closure. The Talk centers on Attorney General Donovan and Harry Moore, with jurors praised for supporting the city’s stance. Local figures Miles Romney, Walter Bradshaw, Alphonse Lacasse, Ruth Kellogg, and the Plains band are noted for visits and activities.
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Missoula
Donovan
Moore
Missouri
Airtight heaters at McBride's.
P. M. Reilly & Co., the grocers, advertise airtight heaters for home use.
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McBride's
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Arrivals and Travels
Local items report J W Mahargue visiting from Anaconda and J A Featherman with Allen McPhail in town from New Chicago. Birth announces J W Hathaway, son of Mr and Mrs P J Conroy. Typhoid patient Pat Lashall at Sisters Hospital. Northern Pacific figures headed through Missoula. Episcopal Ladies Guild meets Monday. injuries to Thomas Holt’s young son noted.
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Judge Durfee
Philipsburg
J. W. Mahargue
Missoula
Anaconda
P. J. Conroy
North Third Street
J. W. Hathaway
Internal Revenue Department
J. A. Featherman
Allen McPhail
New Chicago
Pat Lashall
Lothrop
Sisters’ Hospital
Gleason
Ravalli County
H. ¢. Burton
Spokane
Northern Pacific Express Company
L. P. Venen
Charles Hartman
Olympia
Wash
W. G. Pearce
Northern Pacific
West
Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
Frank Woody
Thomas Holt
Jie
London loses edge as seaport in modern era
From the Monthly Review London's long dominance as the United Kingdom's main seaport fades due to Suez Canal impact, rise of continental ports, submarine telegraphy breaking London’s information monopoly, higher costs, labor strife, foreign warehouses, larger steamers, and costly Thames dredging with an estimated two million pounds needed for river works.
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Monthly Review
London
United Kingdom
Great River
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Cape
Havre
Antwerp
Ghent
Hamburg
Liverpool
Southampton
Hull
Manchester
India
China
Ceylon
Thames
Times
From the Cornhill on prudent buying and investments
The author notes people carefully choose coats rods roses books and more so they consult friends and trusted advisers. He argues similar care should govern investments to curb bad companies unscrupulous promoters and ornamental directors and keep riches from funneling into shady hands.
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Western
Western Montana
Standard
West Main Street
Professor Ganker
Ercantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Ewlshy
G Jewelers and Opticians
Missoula, Mont
Financial Straits
the Globe
Chief Walling
Concord
Rielly's
William McKeen
Spalding’s
Bishop & Kern's
J. J. Dryden
North Side
Mr. Dryden
Union Market
William Weaver
Dungan
Nat. Bk. Bidg
J. C. Burton
Osteopath
Pioneer Society
Fireme
Nordica Quartet
Government Survey
Gem Theater
Hi Henry Minstrels
Court House Grounds
Miles Romney
Pioneer
Western News
Walter Bradshaw
Alphonse Lacasse
William F. Hughes
C. J. Tyler
Carlan
State Board of Education
Ruth Kk. Kellogg
Whitehall
Floyd
Bonita
Plains
Plains Band
Margaret Smith
George Smith
District Court
Hah. T. Wilkinson
R. S. Somerville
S. H. Garrick
Propatv
Mr. Kundret
Kundret
Dr. M. Durfee
Notes
Newaro
Livingston
Mount
Mariquld Lvalowwly
Buswell @ Bowen
Higgins Ave
Charter Oak
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Pral Mrchcinr Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Newbro Drug Company
A. Boschee
U . Boschee
Getreen
Smith Drug Company
Maryon
Bagadwit
York
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Mont
General Distributors
Acme
Wemtoweg
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
3. M. Keith
Cashies
Ectors
R. A. Eddy
John M
T. L. Greenoug Co
G. England
M. McLeod Keith
Leader
Front St
Carten
Paradise Hot Springs
M. E. Quinn
J. M. Lucy Union Block
Western Montana National Bank
A.wolf
John
Lehson
J.H. T. Ryman
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Oes
West Front Street
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Blk
Kodak Supplies
Eastman Kodaka
Smith & Simons
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Tamarack
Banner
BIG Blackfoot Milling
Toole
Bonner, Mont
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