State Epworth League A Course of Reading
Missoula October 14 Montana State Epworth League President Charles Avery mails circulars and tracts to leagues urging a unity plan End of the Century effort to boost wholesome literature and Epworth Herald subscriptions. Good Literature Day October 21 to mobilize pastors, districts, and chapters in a universal home campaign.
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Missoula
Charles Avery
Montana State
Epworth League
As & State League
Feld
League
Epworth Herald
State League
Babes In Christ
Charles ©. Avery
Christian Hydeavor
Blo.c.k. Department
Washington Street
Oysters Banquet at Missoula Marks Odd Night
Oct 14 in Missoula reports Johnny the hack driver annoyed by riders who jumped on his carriage. The item hints at a banquet themed around oysters and styles but focuses on a local incident involving the driver and unexpected passengers.
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Missoula
Johnny
Lamp Hazard On Hops Back Drives Needs Redress
An individual complains that lamps on the back of a hack are being used as handholds to climb aboard. He notes the lamps are intended for rear light only and costly, urging an end to the nuisance to prevent accidents in darkness. The ad mentions the Gordon standard hat.
Robberies in Missoula Point to Local Suspects
Missoula residents believe a city resident with local knowledge carried out a series of cutlery thefts. Three robberies in six months include Bishop & Kerns, J Ju McBride, and J Rein hard. Detectives watched city outlets but no sightings. officials urge thorough search of suspicious locals to identify the guilty party.
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Missoula
Bishop & Kerns
J. Ju. McBride
J. Reinhard
Sheriffs Office
Nominations Filed by Independent Democrats in Missoula
Missoula Oct 14 with the county clerk and recorder the Independent democrats filed its complete list of nominations for state and county offices. Names include Kendall Reilly Mills Quinn Tevis Prescott Higgins Wilkinson Duncan Mastey Shelley Hayes Nesmith Booner Scherffer Blurt Fawcett Houtchens Meany Brooks Cooper Hicks Rogers Smith Reslip Smith Lowrey and others. A separate letter complains of a foul swine operation in the valley urging health authorities to act to stop the nuisance before an epidemic.
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Missoula
Independent Democrats
W. J. Kendall
P. M. Reilly
Joan
J. H. Mastey
Nate Shelley
John Hayes
Rob T. Nesmith
John Booner
Peter Scherffer
Charles A. Blurt
Mell Gate Township
We. P. Fawcett
WA. Lloutchens
R. J. Kitchen
W. W. McCormick
Jocko Township
John Meany
Lester Brooks
George Cooper
Thomas Hicks
Cedar Township
BE. Rogers
David Smith
G. Ryan
Henry Reslip
Smead Township
T. R. Smith
Lowrey
Standard
The
Rattlesnake Valley
Instru ments Filed With County Clerk Missoula
Records list cattle slaughter report for September by J A McGowan. deeds transferring interests in Gold Crown and related mining claims in St Regis and Lolo districts. quartz location filings in St Regis and Lolo districts. work performed on BP placer claim. Watts Quartz location in St Regis district. stove pipe and fittings priced for delivery near Missoula.
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Missoula
J. A. McGowan
Platos
William Meashaw
Regis
Newton J. Coyle
St. Regis
N. J. Coyle
Marion Coyle
Bhell City
Ephemie Albert
Itil
Lolo
John Tomsonar
C. BK. Donally
Kewin Holmes
J. Chauvin
Watts
Eva
A. A. Mayo
Bonner silver cornets shine at republican rally
Missoula reports a Bonner silver cornet band led by Professor J. W. Smith energized a Republican rally Saturday night. The four month old group, with silver instruments and strong harmony, drew a large audience as members H. T. Brunker N. laBree KR. R. Parr Ed Faust and others performed under manager J. L. L. Clynic.
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Missoula
J. W. Smith
H. T. Brunker
N. laBree
KR. R. Parr
Ed Faust
Chaffey
J. Stoll
P. Faust
MD Oleson
F. Hammel
Eli Ayr
J. L. L. Clynic
Missoula Druggists Report Cape Nome Trip Satisfying
Baptist Mitra, formerly at Bonner, returns to Missoula with a party from the north. He says the country is good when not overcrowded and has plenty of money making chances for those well fixed. Poitra plans to stay in Missoula or Bonner for winter and head back to his claims in spring. The men in his party, and other Missoula men there, are faring well.
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Missoula
Oct
Baptist I@mitra
Bonner
Cape Nome
Poitra
Missoula Notes Highlights Visiting Officials and Local Movements
Missoula residents note arrivals and departures in late fall. Delegates to the grand lodge of the S O O F and the G T dine in Stevensville and Missoula, while local figures from Butte Spokane and Helena visit. Trains run on time, a quarantine is raised, births occur, and social events include a bazaar and Knights of Pythias work.
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Gus Maretz
Spokane
A. M. Donally
Quartz
Harry Thompson
Grase Valley
Frank McCready
Helena
C. M. Winter
Thomas Landers
W. T. Tyler
Hamilton
Misoula
Dell Clark
South Sixth Street
H. (. Burton
Northern Pacific
J. D. Rowland
N Hope
Winifred Whitaker
Frank Miller
North Third Street
Matts
Eri. M. Lamb
Opera House
Miss Harwood
Dillon
FE. A. Carleton
Missoula
Ravalli County
Missoula Couple Return From Eastern Trip
L Avery station agent at Evaro for Northern Pacific Railway and wife return from extended eastern visit. They enjoyed their travels to several large cities and sights before resuming home and work.
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Missoula
Oct
L. Avery
Evaro
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Missoula Fighting Day Leaves Two Men In Jail
Missoula on October 14 reports a colored men day fight left two men in jail. William Waller and another man were involved in the incident.
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Missoula
William Waller
Altercation in River Side club room ends with arrests
Holl instigated a confrontation in the River Side club room. Waller swung a chair at Holl and fled. On street crossing, Waller met Private Whalen and the two exchanged words and fought. Both Holl and Waller were arrested.
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Holl
Riverside Club
Waller
Whalen
Excellent bread at Rosendorf's falls in with Globe store sale
Rosendorf's bakes fresh bread as shoppers head to Globe store for fall dry goods and furnishings discounts. Local customers seek value on household items during the seasonal sale.
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Globe
Election to choose Cold Springs school site repeats
An election to select a school house site in the Cold Springs district will be held again. A larger turnout is expected this time. Election judges have not been chosen yet but will be appointed during the week.
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Cold Springs
Mmore
Mind Unbalanced Man Escapes To Missoula Streets
Louis Hamburger a traveling salesman deemed insane earlier is reported to have escaped the hospital, caused disturbances at the Siskiyou Sisters hospital, visited the Florence hotel for breakfast and champagne, then attempted to leave. Authorities recaptured him and returned him to jail, with friends seeking his release.
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Missoula
Louis Hamburger
Sisters Hospital
Florence
Thompson
Fine Carriages Burgies Passenger and Farm Wagons
The article advertises a broad range of wagons and carriages for farmers and families. It touts strong construction, reliable makers, and lightening burdens for beasts, urging buyers to consider single seated buggy surreys and various passenger traps for comfort.
Studebaker Wagons Offered by Exclusive Agents
The firm, exclusive agents for Studebaker wagons, promotes farm wagons with brake box and spring seat priced from 90 pounds to 110 dollars, spring wagons 60 to 150 dollars, single seated buggies 55.60 to 150 dollars, and double seated vehicles 100 to 400 dollars, with a world-wide distribution and a guarantee of quality.
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Studebaker Bros.’ Manufacturing Company
Globe
Woerkmanskin
P. M. Reilly Co Advertises Cloaks and Nursery Stock
P. M. Reilly & Co the grocers offers ladies winter cloaks from Golden Rule and promotes reliable nursery stock from the Oregon Nursery Company of Salem Oregon the largest in the Northwest fruit and ornamental trees. B S Mitchell is manager at the Mis soula Montana branch office.
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Ladies
Winter Cloaks
Golden Rule
Oregon Nursery Company
Salem
Ore
Northwest
Mitchell
Missoula
Mont
Stole a Watch case in Missoula trial verdict
Michael Kelly, arrested for stealing a watch from a German farmer, faced trial in Justice Hayes court. Witness Schultz testified against him. the jury returned a guilty verdict after a short deliberation and sentenced Kelly to six months in the county jail.
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Missoula
Michael Kelly
Front Street
Justice Hayes
Kelly
Schultz
Eye specialist Dr. Dodd to visit Missoula hotel
Butte eye expert Dr. Dodd will consult at the Florence hotel Missoula from October 7 to 21. Glasses fitted and examinations free for attendees.
Southern Dinner in Missourie Club Prepares Large Menu
The Southern dinner in Missourie is planned with a large food order including ten possums three dozen gray squirrels three dozen cottontail hares three dozen quail a bushel of medium white corn half bushel persimmons half bushel chitlins old fashioned rye hominy six wild turkeys apple brandy Havana cigars and several guests expected from across the state as the 55 member club anticipates a festive occasion.
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Club
Globe Store Promotion on Jackets and Millinery
Local shoppers can save money at the Globe store with a sale on jackets and millinery. Trade is advertised as a limited time offer encouraging ladies and gentlemen to visit for discounts.
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Globe
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