Their Only Home a Tent in Missoula Weeps for Children
Charitable women in Missoula mobilize to aid a destitute Roe family living in a tent. Five children, youngest ten months, suffer cold with only one garment each and one child has typhoid fever. The mother abandoned the father, who has been away most of the summer and offers no income. The mother stays with a married sister and refuses to return while the husband remains. The women vow help to improve the children's conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Roe
Parsons case demands deposition from Soder in Missouri town
A. Parsons seeks to secure the deposition of Soder, now living in a Missouri town, to be used in the $10,000 damage suit against Chairman Rawlins of the county commissioners for allegedly locking Parsons in the pesthouse when he did not have smallpox. Men's fine trousers reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soderbough
Missouri
A. Parsons
Rawlins
Parsons
Buried Alive: Man Survives Seven Foot Hole in Missoula
Missoula reports Pat Hanrahan narrowly survived being buried alive while repairing water pipes. He described a terrifying struggle to free himself, feeling light and drowsy as dirt pressed down, then relief when rescuers reached him. He suffered no injuries and vowed not to repeat the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Pat Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Mr. Hannehan
M Goldrick Pope Wedding in Missoula
Missoula church filled for the marriage of William McGoldrick and Elizabeth Pope. Rev Palladino performed the ceremony. The couple, well known in the city, will establish a home in Missoula with a reception following and many congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula, Dot
William McGoldrick
Elizabeth Pope
Father Palladino
Bonner & Price
Stephen G. Pope
North Side
Mrs. McGoldrick
Fire alarm mix up ends in bonfire scare in Missoula
Missoula firemen answered a false alarm when Charles E. Johnson reported D R Beck's barn on fire after seeing a bonfire near his home. The new fire horses and Driver Vanstone led a swift run to the depot, but no fire was found and the episode exposed a malfunction between telegrams and the telephone system. Airtight heaters advertised at McBride's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles E. Johnson
South Side
D. R. Beck
Telephone Company
Vanstone
Water Right Case Missoula Attorney Added to Counsel
A Missoula attorney was called to Hamilton to represent in a major water rights suit The case styled August Christian et al versus John Cyr et al seeks to determine the prior right and amount of water for a disputed section near Corvallis The matter is described as as hard to settle as the Burnt Fork Cases involving Dr William A Glasgow homeopath Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Oct
Tor
S.C. Still
Hamilton Torday
August Christian
John Cyr
Walter
Corvallis
Missoula Protest Filed Over Bitter Root Entry
At Missoula Land Office T C McCullough filed a protest against the Bitter Root preemption entry of John Drummond near Lolo alleging bad faith and lack of personal use. Case set for hearing November 4 in the Missoula office. Homestead entries announced for Z O Marceaux Missoula J Walehli Fox and Joseph Ro Losel Wisdom for 160 acres. Train wreck delays eastbound service with head end collision in Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States Land Office Today
Fox
Joseph Ro Losel
Wisdom
Hac
Washington
North Coast Limited
Federal marshal calls witnesses in Bitter Root trip
United States Deputy Marshal F. Gage traveled through Missoula October 9 for a home visit after a Bitter Root valley mission to subpoena witnesses for the federal court. Deputy Marshal George Faust, who had been on a similar assignment, also returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States
F. Gage
Bitter Root Valley
George Faust
W. H. Chadwick Dies in Missoula After Illness
W H Chadwick, about 68, of Lolo, died in Missoula this morning after a week long stomach trouble. He had lived in the state about a year and was fairly well to do. Remains are at Hayes and Marsh’s undertaking rooms while funeral plans are arranged. Dr J C Burton osteopath of Missoula noted in report.
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Missoula
W. H. Chadwick
Lolo
Hayes & Marsh
Missoula Visit by Ravalli County Attorney for Deposition
County Attorney W. P. Baker of Ravalli county traveled from Hamilton to Missoula on October 9 to appear before Judge Webster for a deposition related proceeding. He was granted the privilege to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. P. Baker
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Webster
Missoula Catcher Hinders Play With Slinged Hand
Charles Mitchell the Missoula catcher who has played all summer with the Missoula team is again in trouble carrying one hand in a sling. On Sunday he played against the Fort team when a finger was broken forcing the sling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula, Oct
Charles Mitchell
Missoula
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Advert
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for cure of stomach liver and digestion problems and features a testimonial from Edward Jacobs of Marengo Indiana. It claims restored appetite vigor and blood health after three years of suffering and mentions a medical adviser booklet available free by mail.
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Dr. Pierce
Edward Jacobs
Marengo
Crawford Co
Indiana
Pierce
Swift Specific Co Promotes Blood Poison Cure
An advertisement from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia promotes S S S as a cure for contagious blood poison. It criticizes mercury and potash treatments and touts S S S as a safe purely vegetable blood purifier with a money back claim and free home treatment book. It presents personal testimonials from Emerson Pevely Missouri praising the remedy and urges readers to request free advice and directions.
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Mercury
Patesh
S.S. S
Emerson
Pevely, Mo
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
PAL Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Newbro Drug Company
Missoula Mercantile Opens Big Autumn Display
Missoula Mercantile company opened its new season with a thronged display of autumn wear. Hats and gowns drew crowds in the millinery and ladies’ suit departments while new suits and men’s fashions attracted many visitors. AHarvard piano provided entertainment and local notices followed including pay day at the fort and a reception for Rev. Weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Florodora
Duchess
Marquise
Lucile
Pambino
Montana
Avery Armstrong
Harvard
Northern Pacific station at Missoula nears completion
Contractors finished stone work on the new Northern Pacific station in Missoula. Brown sandstone blocks are in place and bricklayers and carpenters will begin their tasks immediately. More workers are en route from another state to hasten completion before winter.
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Missoula, Dot
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Saloon Closed in Missoula Draws Praise
Missoula residents applaud the city council for closing a saloon this week. The action is praised as prompt and a model for future enforcement, reassuring parents sending children to Missoula as the educational center of the state. Chicago Bee Hive.
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Missoula
Death of a Pet Morse Horse at Missoula Stall
Crowds in Missoula speak of disappointment as Billie Hawkes mourns the death of his splendid gray horse Prince Morse. The well educated pet followed its master through the streets and often moved on command, dying this evening in its stall. Hawkes feels deeply the loss of the trusted companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Prince
Billie Hawkes
Billie
MISSOULA NOTES LOCAL VISITORS AND TRAVELERS
Missoula notes list several visitors and travelers including Dr W P Mills from Arlee T H Pendergrass from Carlton M Allen from Lolo Col G W Morse from New Chicago WH Anderson from Helena and M H Hortonberry from Stevensville Also J Frank Fouche from Oberlin Ohio and attorney Iaan from Helena with K E Y Haggard returning from the East and heading to Hamilton Mrs Hugh Campbell and daughter in Missoula
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pendergrass
Carlton
Henry
Ben Greenhood
Helens
M. Allen
Lolo
Col
G. W. Morse
New Chicago
Missoula
Honna
WH. Anderson
Helena Insurance
M. H. Hortonberry
Stevensville
J. Frank Fou
Missionary Board Meets as China Work Resumes
Hartford Oct 9 The Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions opened with Abbott leading devotions. Secretary Barton reported Turkish indemnities are ready for distribution. He praised China work since Pekin siege, noting resumed missions, opened schools, and continued religious services despite tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Lyman Abbott
D. D
New York
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Hey
Henry Hopkins
Kansas City
Rey
James L. Barton
China
Pekin
Boiler Blast Destroys Buildings in Erie
A boiler at the Drauss foundry of Hayes Manufacturing exploded in Erie on East Eleventh Street, demolishing a three story brick building and the Lieber hotel annex. Six women in the hotel kitchen were injured, two perhaps fatally. Financial loss estimated at 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Drauss
Hayes Manufacturing Company
East Eleventh Street
Lieber Hot l
Kila Deland
Frances Levenlovski
Harvard Denies Amherst in Soldiers Field Showdown
Harvard defeated Amherst by a clear margin on Soldiers Field. Yale also won on its grounds against its opponent, extending the intercollegiate score gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Amherst
Yale
Exme College
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Hamilton, Mont
KF. J. Cheney & CO
Props
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F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Oledo
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26Th ST
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Mont
General Distributors
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Missoula, Mont
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Issoula, Mont
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Tamarack
Piars
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling GO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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