Catholic fair opens to large crowd at Bennett hall
Missouria October fair draws a throng as four sale booths fill Bennett hall. Ladies oversee districts east south and north with cheerful music and busy dining room service. Dining planned daily from 4:60 pm, lunch served noon tomorrow. Notable sale items include a dolls booth, with one wax figure selling for 24 dollars.
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Missoura
Bennett Hall
Clare
Willeh
Bsoths
Cher- Tlault
I. Wenig
J. Cyons
Regina
Meschamps
Austrians threaten life of grade foreman at railroad camp
Missoula officers received a message from a railway construction camp seven miles west of Lothrop reporting about 50 Austrians employed there threatening the foreman and asking for two deputies to come with armed men to disarm the foreigners who were reportedly carrying guns. Sheriff and undersheriff were unavailable, but plans were made to send deputies with the morning train to quell the trouble.
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Missoula
Lothrop
Kelly
Frank Brady a Bad Man in Missoula Disturbance
Frank Brady completes a fall sentence for vagrancy in Missoula. He arrived from Saltese with a 30 day sentence for a disturbance there last night. He threatened the town after drinking, appearing very dangerous and threatening anyone who would challenge him.
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Missoula
Frank Brady
Saltese
Atyhody Run Il
Williams Named Superintendent of Banks
Governor Bugtes appointed Clark Williams formerly vice president of the Galumbia Trust Company of New York to be superintendent of banks. Williams will assume office tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Albany
N.F
Bugtes
Clark Williams
Galumbia Trust Company of
New York
Aif. Willems
Football Rally Opens University Convocation Agenda
Enthusiastic crowd attends the weekly convocation at the university as speeches from Captain Morgan Coach Findley and faculty members rally support for athletic programs. Season tickets for all games and events go on sale, aiming to boost public interest and defray season costs.
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Missoula
Associated Students’ Organization
Morgan
Findley
School of Allues
Eam
Burglary Leads to Odd Clothing Find at Nevada Ave Warehouse
A Symons store complaint says burglars looted I. J. N. Mr Queeney’s warehouse on Front Street last Tuesday. A broken window and missing 45 undershirts and eight undershorts were linked to a prior find of similar garments in South Butte, suggesting the theft occurred earlier this month.
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Symons
Gorda
Queeney
Nevada Avenue
Front Street
Buckner
South Butte
Kent
Rear Crack Barometer Opens New Paper
Special Correspondence notes a new paper titled Rear Crack Barometer launched this week at the coal plant by Miss J A Stewart of Kansas. It starts with good patronage and aims to build readership locally.
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J. A. Stewart
Kansas
County Attorney Cracks Down On Blind Pigs In Taft Camps
County Attorney J N Marlowe returned from the Coeur d Alene branch with reports of bootleggers in Taft construction camps near Missoula. Deputy Sheriff Polson arrested several men who pleaded guilty and were fined 59 each plus costs. Under Sheriff Kelly filed seven additional complaints as authorities push to curb the illegal liquor trade described as prevalent in drug stores with barrels of whiskey and assorted spirits.
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Missoula
J. N. Marlowe
Coeur d'Alene
Salteso
Polson
Sallese
Taft
Kelly
Tne
Tait
Harlem men clash over stolen money in Butte jail row
Charles Foley and A. Chase, range riders from Harlem, quarreled over $50 found hidden in a mattress in a 316 South Main street room. Foley, charged with grand larceny, was jailed while Chase, who had raised the alarm, awaits trial and his money is held as surety.
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Charles Foley
A. 5
Chase
Harlem Way
Butte
Plains
Big City
Paley
South Main Street
Foley
Larson
Chage
Denver Dog Tops Puppy Class At National Coursing Meet
Trilby, a Denver dog owned by T W Bartells, won the Mississippi Futurity finals at the national coursing meet in Lake City. Ska defeated Sir Sweeney of Butte, The Wolf of Butte, and Oquirihs Colonel of Salt Lake City in the earlier rounds. The final score read 11 to 9 with Oquirihs Colonel beating Commercial Express of Butts and Derverick of Denver in qualifying.
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Associated Press
If Lake City
Clase
Trilby
Crilby
Denver
T. W. Bartells
Ska
Sir Sweeney
Butte
Wolf
Oquirih
Colonel
Salt Lake City
Commercial Express
Butts
Derverick
Bandit Held For Two Crimes
County Attorney Braiinie ordered a host mortem examination of the dead man and Pat Ryan will be brought back to Missoula to face first degree murder charges. The case will come up next term of court. Evidence from the inquest and Ryan’s statements at the time of his guilty plea to robbery are expected to convict. He confessed a cold blooded demeanor, shown at arrest when he refused to be taken by surprise. Police found him at the Northern Pacific hospital with a bullet wound from the pistol duel that wounded Myers. Oliver brothers surprised Ryan, directing him to surrender as he stood by a dressing table with his gun nearby. Ryan claimed he never held up hunters nor anyone else. Coroner’s papers will be filed tomorrow. jurors named Hollingsworth, Raymer, Mouston, Dyson, Dawson, and Hale.
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Braiinie
Webster
Pat Ryan
Missoula
Ryan
Northern Pacific Hospital
Myers
Hls
Olivers
Huntter Any
Trever
Marsh
Charles 5. Hollingsworth
J. C. Raymer
W. TH. Mouston
William Dyson
W. Dawson
M. Hale
Sted
Grader Struck Blind Saloons After Robbery At Butte
Alfred Johnson a Milwaukee railway grader, says a saloon at Piye Mile base drugged him and he lost 81.50 in cash and 151 in checks while unconscious. He woke near prairie and reported the robbery. An investigation traced a 1.20 check to Ormah & rook paid at Charles saloon in South Butte. the 150 check was stopped.
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Piye Mile
Alfred Johnson
Milwaukee Railway
Butte
Ormah & Rook
South Butte
Passengers Through Butte East Lead North West League Figures
President W Hy Laena of the Northwest League, Hall, and Dugdale traveled east through Butte. Dugdale, a Seattle magnate, moved toward New York to attend the National Association meeting as receivers were appointed to Tren City Trust Company. The paper notes a court ruling affecting the composition and appointments.
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W. Hy Laena
Northwest League
Tenses Hall
Tinpager
Aid
Kh. Dugdale
Seattle Magnale
Kres Ratte
Hig Thorning
Paksenkert
North Coast Limited
New York
Cuit Wootlng
National Assoctation
P'ress
Thitairr
Wera
Tomtaht
Tren Clty Trust Company
Cliss
Hahn
Hubler
State Bank Solvency Question Sparks Examiner Warning
State examiner Collins warned depositors that the bank appears solvent but advised against selling claims at discounts. He urged passbook balances, promised extended evening hours, and emphasized orderly examination to protect investors while state officials push for receivership as a last resort.
Connor Brother Requests Police Aid After Accident
Connor to bring his brother Joseph from Omaha after a miner named Ty Re Connor was struck by Howard Pierce's auto on Utah avenue Sunday night. Connor is hospitalized and reported out of danger tonight.
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D. R. Connor
Joseph
Omaha
Lot City
Nhicb
Butte
Oee
Connor
Howard Pierce
Utah Avenue
Moving Car Incident Leaves Man Injured at Street Crossing
A 19 year old, Gora Carlson, was hurt when a moving car struck him near 421 Mast Front Street and Great Northern railway yards in Tavlook. Police say the injuries are serious though the exact extent will take several days to determine.
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Gora Carlson
Mos Tn
Mast Front Street
Great Northern
Gaylord
Revond
Tavlook
Missing Details From Local Event in Velint
A garbled report notes individuals from the standard Velint hotel were removed by a duster after a grain task at the Boreman facility. The readable text is fragmentary and provides few verifiable names or dates.
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Hovelal Corvoxporntanne
Velint
Elter
Bezeman
Asa
Boreman
Lankhorna
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