Fort Shaw Indians Triumph Over Montana University Five to Nothing
Fort Shaw’s Indian team defeated Montana University 5 0 in Missoula. key players Isaac Laderout Roy Faulkner John Koon and Baptiste Couture starred as the Indians pressed the university line with a sharp, coordinated attack while Allard was out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fort Shaw
Montana University
Allard
Westby
Bean
Marshall
Polleys
Indians
Isaac Laderout
Roy Faulkner
John Koon
William Bigbee
Victor Brockie
Benedict Horsman
Joe West
Henry Couture
Baptiste Couture
George Connor
Leo Grove
Craig
McCauley
Latimer
Ferrell
Buckhouse
Marcyes
Walters
Ledman
Barnes
Goldberg
Coutures
Grove
Connor
University
Sedman
Mareyes
Couture
Jeiikhouse
Fort Shaw Myen
Laderout
Pean
Marcues
Missoula Court Focused on Water Rights and New Mining Inc
In Missoula district court the Young Pendergrass water rights suit dominated the session with proofs for Durnford Knight H F E Reed and Charles Smith rights. Testimony on McClain ditch capacity. amended answers deadlines set. substitutions and estate matters handled. A new Montana Standard Mining Company incorporated in Wallage Idaho with $150,000 capital and five Wallace directors. business to operate in mining, buildings and power plants across western Montana. Fresh fruit and apples at Reilly's.
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Missoula
District Court
Euit
Durnford
Knight
H. F E. Reed
Charles Smith
Elmer Hughes
McClain
J. P
T. A. McClain
G. Murray
Henrietta Jones
J. J. Jones
Forbis
W. P. Forbis
Herbert McQuarrie
Theresa McQuarrie
Co. W. Lombard
New Mining Company
Montana Standard Mining Company, Limited
Wallage
Idaho
Wallace
M. J. Maher
Burke
J. D. Murphy
L. L. Odell
James A. Allen
Brice B. Eddy
Coeur d'Alene
Injured Clinton Merchant Seeks Help After Local Fire
Victor Limberg of Clinton was hurt while fighting a blaze at his business during Clinton's October fire. He suffered burns on both hands while removing fixtures and plans to rebuild soon. Insurance adjusters Fred C. Stoddart and Brownson Smith traveled from Missoula and will return Monday.
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Missoula
Victor Limberg
Clinton
Limberg
Fred C. Stoddart
Brownson Smith
Butte
Miss Grace Cochran of Wallace Idaho Dies After Operation
Miss Grace Cochran of Wallace Idaho died at a Missoula hospital after an operation. She was a sister of Engineer Cochran and lived in Wallace for years. For the past three years she worked as a telephone girl at Wallace and had many friends. Funeral from William Wope's home on the north side Saturday at 2 30.
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Missoula
Grace Cochran
Wallace
Idaho
Engineer Cochran
William Wope
Missoula Notes
MISSOULA NOTES. A daughter was born Friday night to Professor and Mrs. E. C. Reitz. George Smith fined $10 and costs by Judge Hayes for drunkenness. A 11 pound boy born Saturday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Courtney of the north side. Miss Lillie Haverson of Lothrop school ill with typhoid. John Sergent of Nine Mile also ill. J. A. Weed and family visiting from Pocatello. Prof E. B. Warman gave a lecture at the Christian church on eloquence. another lecture planned Monday. Airtight heaters advertised. Mrs. Sanders of Stevensville, recently amputated, in critical condition. her children expected tonight or tomorrow. Dungan dentist noted.
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E. C. Reitz
George Smith
Hayes
Frank A. Courtney
North Side
Courtney
Russell
Lillie Haverson
Lothrop
Parson's Hospital
John Seargent
Nine Mile
J. A. Weed
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
Pocatello
William Weed
E. B. Warman
Christian Church
Literary Society of the Commercial College
Warman
Missoula
Loan That Was Not Repaid Novel Explanation of the Purpose of President Mellen's Recent Visit
Oct 19 Missoula report on a rail yard scene where a Call Boy muses on a loan scam at the Gem bar, hiring woes, and big bosses visiting for brakemen searches. He details railroad mishaps, staff dynamics, and upcoming depot work as the mail train crew disperses.
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Mellen
Missoula
Gem
No. 1
Harry Moore
Dolan
Missoula Leaders See Bright Future Amid New Developments
A Missoula observer declares the city’s outlook at its strongest, noting the Northern Pacific station could lift real estate values by about 10 percent and that mineral growth from Wallace to Coeur d’Alene boosts business prospects. A planned smelter and steady construction underpin the optimistic forecast. Misoula hosts Swedish Home Missionary society talks highlighting community and cultural gains. Frank Cooney discusses plans for a regional racing circuit linking Dillon Missoula Billings Helena Salt Lake and Boise with a showing of renewed enthusiasm for next season.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Wallace District
Clark's Fork
Plains
Regis and
de Borgia
Psaltese
Coeur d'Alene
Frank Cooney
Cooney
Dillon
Standard
Pioneers’ Association
Butte
Billings
Helena
Salt Lake
Boise
Missoula Railroad Yard Work Advances This Fall
Dirt flies at the Missoula railroad yards as grocers and bricklayers hasten preparations for four repair tracks. Completion will clear old tracks and allow main line changes for the new station. No fall delays and extensive spring work planned. Concord grapes offered. bids sought for timber crib work and head gates for the South Missoula ditch.
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Missoula
Missoula Ditch
Samuel Dinsmore
Free Trial Mailings Offer Remedy for Men’s Weakness
Readers are urged to write the State Medical Institute at 638 ktron building Ft Wayne Ind to receive free trial packages of a home remedy for various forms of manly weakness. The notice claims cures for years of suffering from youthful folly and indiscretion and guarantees discreet, plain packaging.
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State Medical Institute
Ktron
Wayne
Ind
E Institute
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Mic- Goula
Lot No
Brussels
Ercantile Co
Mostans
Opticians
Missouls
Mont
D. R. Maclay
W. A. Glasgow
Reilly's
J. C. Burton
Osteopath
Globe
Spalding’s
Bishop & Kern's
Missoula Notes
McBride's
Lemley
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Dungan
Nat. Bk. Bidg
Perry Howe
Babe
Chicago
the Tailor
Higgins Avenue
Swedish Home Missionary Society
Union Market
Dr. Gwinn
Concord
A. B. Robinson, J. D
C. M
Buswell @ Bowen
Higgins Ave
Charter Oak
Stoves Au Ranges
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Kingerm
Vewbro’s
Herpicide
Aschee
Boschee
United States
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Sawyer’s Excelsior
N. Y
Wemoleng
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
3. M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
A. G
England
John M. Keith
Leader
Front St
Carten
Paradise Hot Springs
M. E
Quinn
J. M. Lucy Union
Missoula, Mont
Hayes & Marsh
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
Missoul
H. L. Braun & CO
Ches. Empley
Coe
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bilk
Kodak SU
Eastman Kodaks
Smith & Simons
Western Montana National Bank
A.woulfr
John CC
Lehson
J.u. T. Ryman
Cashier
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Mont
General Distributors
Acme
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Tamarack
Toole Ave
Bonnes, Mont
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