Wardner Suffering From Blood Poisoning In Milwaukee Hospital
James Wardner, noted mining figure linked to Wardner Litho and Wardner LLC, is dying from blood poisoning in a Milwaukee hospital after consuming cyanide-contaminated water while traveling with capitalists through Nevada. His dubious career spans wealth and poverty, with Gov. Hauser funding a concentrator that once brought Wardner wealth during Wardner camp operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wardner
Missoula
Sept. S
James Wardner
Minig Oan
Wardner, Litho
Wardner, LLC
Milwaukee
Nevada
Wardner
Wintiitats i Portlanl
Sponkine
Rvest Jn
Sam Hauser
Helena
Lively runaway team collision disrupts Missoula bank area
Harvey Johnsons delivery wagon and a runaway team caused a dramatic scene in Paradise alley near the Western Montana bank. The motor bicycle sparked the incident as the team bolted east on Main and into Higgins avenue, almost dashing into the bank before striking Hyde's wagon and freeing the horses. Nearby ladies fled to safety as the horses were finally restrained.
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Missoula
Harvey Jounaon
Paradise Alley
East Main Street
Johnson
Miam Street
Higgins Avenue
Western Montana Bank
Hyde
Johnson team wrecks horse tied to Western Realty wagon
In Payagise alley the Johnson group trampled two bicycles and unleashed a horse that pulled the wagon toward Woody street and the engine house. Johnson arrived to stop the runaway, catching the horse before harm. No injuries were reported though the wagon tongue was broken and minor property damage noted.
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Johnson
Payagise Alley
Western Realty Company
Woody Street
Matin Street
Speedy trial asked in Harwood case Missoula report
Amos Harwood waived examination before Tiltge Mayes this morning in Missoula district court on a first degree assault charge. His father seeks a speedy hearing while Harwood, 17, faces possible reform school versus Deer Lodge time. Judge Hayes lowered bond from 4000 to 700, but lack of funds left him jailed.
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Missoula
Amos Harwood
Tiltge Mayes
Warwood
Neil Mahoney
Harwood
Deer Lodge
Hayes
Fragmentary Alley Exchange At Local Hospital
Reported fragment describes two men arguing at a hospital with one urged to rest and another recalling a game or plays. A woman named Adnain is mentioned in a garbled line, with a hatchet referenced elsewhere. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
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Adnain
Enache
U'Ne
Pleasant Party for Missoula youth at Bonner
A pleasant dance party was enjoyed Monday night by Missoula youths visiting Bonner under the chaperonage of Mrs. John T. Toole. They had supper at the Margaret hotel, then danced in the dining room before leaving for Missoula. Local and visiting young people joined the festivities, with names including Toole, Polleys, Howell, Rosssters, Adams, Murray, and others from Fort Harrison and nearby areas.
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Miesoula
Bonner
John T. Toole
Margaret
Wil
Missoula
Kenner
Thytk Toole
Evelyn Polleys
Roxey Howell
Annabelle Rossstersland
Minneapolis
Halle Tuehmonl
Kentucky
Pay Murray
Margaret Tronan
Ressie Tolman Jones
Fortlid
Sadie Beckwith
Inex Adame
Ronald Higgins
Jay McCommick
Josh Sloan
Willi Craig
Frank Tucker
Frey Donohue
Ward Rathburn
Bert Duxcermant
Bitter Root Apples In спрос Demand In Missoula
Missoula reports strong demand for Bitter Root apples as growers in Stevensville anticipate a good crop. Some orchards show light yields while others are heavy with high quality fruit. Local buyers in Missoula, Chicago, Michigan, Wisconsin and other states order carloads of crabs and Alexander apples for shipment to Chicago, with caution urged on packing to protect reputation.
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Missoula
Dept
C. Bass
Stevensville
Butte
Baas
Base
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Wiss
Rose Sa
Loulé
Geore Farm
Tonge
Hass
Missoula Notes on Local Travel and Camp News
Mrs A ta Wesleoll returns from Hamilton. W R Young postmaster at Carlton in ill health with pneumonia. Swift Minister of Adminemady reports Homestead entry at land allotment for 180 acres. Blackfoot area hunters active. Will Sweeney and family with Dr Meson from Northern Partnership Hospital camped near Clearwater on the Blackfoot river. Rev Balai to hold services at Rapnet church next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlee Kimeley and Mr and Mrs George Brooks visited the camp. One hundred calling cards and plates for $1 at Braulard office Missoula.
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A. Ta
Hamilton
W. R. Young
Cartton
Swift Minster
Adimemady
White Paw
Myers
Leighton Senwarl
Rada
Will Sweeney
Faimily
Ana
Meson
Parthe
Balsman
Jambiv
Mmith
Blackfoot
Balai
Rapnet Churchi
Charlee Kimeley
George ¥. Brooks
Advertised Letter List From Early 1900s Watsonville Rail
A damaged notice from September 1, 1908 lists advertised mail to be delivered if owners claim letters at residences by paying postage. Names and addresses include Anthony, Newton Rate, Moranson, Robert, Davies, Stanford, and Standford. Call for details at city office.
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Leon Mesa Dettera
Ueilieva
Pias
Ot Smn
Chis
Anahel
Minard Apthony
Max Anthony
Newton Rate
Dwileht
Davir Cine Brazier
Artur
Gm Moranson
Cy Ptbert
Ch Blige
Tholm
Charles Moldebrook
Howard Javkeon
WLC
Ing. Davies
Rilta
Mellen
A. J. Mitchelly
Thomas
New Feith
Peterson
Pots Rages
Monthly report on Northern Pacific Benevolent Association activity
The document summarizes the August report of the Northern Pacific Benevolent Association. It notes patient treatment counts, hospital involvement, and whether any deaths occurred during the reporting period.
Missoula teachers institute session proves highly useful
The second day of the Missoula county teachers institute drew strong attendance despite Missouri schools starting late. Instructors Migs Dinsmore and Superintendent Young of Butte led practical sessions on arithmetic, geography, paper craft, reading, and nature study. The event emphasized hands on methods, teacher fellowship, and improving school government. Many county teachers attended, underlining the high value placed on professional development.
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Minvouli
Sept
Minaoula County
Asi
Miarouri
Shelley
Missoula County
Teschers
3Fvin Shelley
Warnion Institute
R. Ci. Young
Butie
Youngs
Young
Dinsgrove
MN Young
Rown
Rowe
Phua
Young Sata
Heyeelf
Mine
Simian
Anna Abendroth
Avale Trevaille
Siedle — Kotmattinusen
Atv
Miget Rota
Marge Lewis
Heulah Mann
Rell Bikes
Ameslynn
Anna J. Fisherty
Mile McWugh
Nutile Methich
Ada Amich
Vila T. Deyan
Myrtle Woon
Abreth Lewis
Te Wight
Hoth He Tate
Atce Bardwell
Gillan Graves
Mabel Guenen
Slate Mary Carmelia
Mary Lawrence
Alaetor Colman
Slater Glare
The
Cros
Corn M. Pallant
Miangula
Dna Rohrooter
Powell
Anna C. Lyne
Margaret Jenster
Ama Catlin
Susie Tiley
Bouwlah Wheeler
Plaine
Joe Wheeler
Potomac Names and Places List in Fragmentary Record
A fragmented listing names individuals and locations including Bonner Winnie Nippert Thompson Smith Mountain Lathrop Muselta Wheeler Farence Badie Harris Stark Maude Jamelsaat Carian Emmon Tower Husagi Mrs Charles Smith Tron Mountain Dols Airport Nest AL Tradesy Lolo Emmi Oghorne Horan Lola Bessia ned aid We Charles ba Lathrop.
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Potomac
W. H. Holden
Bonner
Winnie & Nippert
Thompson Smith
Ray
I Lathrop
Muselta Wheeler
Farence
Badie Harris
Stark
Maude Jamelsaat Carian
Emmon
Husagi
Charles L. Smith
Tron Mountain
Dols
Nest AL Tradesy
Lolo
Emmi Oghorne
Horan
Lola
Bessia
Charles Ba Lathrop
Escaped convict mix up Leads to Adams confusion
Under Sheriff Fifer of Powell county traced a man in Missoula believed to be Theodore Adams, a convict from Deer Lodge. The suspect was not Adams and officials reported the error. Adams had broken from Deer Lodge, while the man found claimed other identity. Missoula and Granite County notes added.
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Misanuja
Fifer
Powell County
Missoula
Theodore Adams
Deer Worle
Adams
Pimingan
Neteribar
Adnum
TecenUy
Missouri
Sheriiter
Adame
Cinnalgang
Deer Lodges
Woman Accused of Slapping Foster Child in Missoula
Reported in Missoula by Deputy Shere Gannon, a 31-year-old foster mother is charged with abusing her 11-year-old foster child Maude Guas. The case, presented by Charles L. Smith, claims Mrs. DML slapped the child. she pleaded not guilty with trial set for next Tuesday. A separate note mentions a diamond bracelet theft from Mrs. Pred Testenboasel and County Attorney Wall II’s attempts to compel statements from a suspect.
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Missoula
Sent
Mary Wit Waa
Wodad Bs
Shere Gannon
Charles L. Smith
Maude Guas
Dml
Smith
Jtdre Mares
County Athomay Wall II
Hall
Missoula land office August rice receipts reveal funds
Revetpix of Lan aries reports August receipts from the Port of the land office. The entry lists acres and amounts including 1,26004 acres for 5,248 dollars and 4120 acres totaling 1,279,271 dollars. Other lines mention desert land entries and homesteader funds with multiple unnamed sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Land Office
Aeverd
Alsaniia
District Court Sessions Open in Missoula Brews and Divorces
District Court in Missoula heard a general denial from the defendants in a brewing and liquor matter brought by Western Montana Bank. Divorces were entered in two separate actions, Anealiin Tynes versus Ellen Himes and George Booth versus Cures by Raath. At the Missoula Hospital Ray A Ruskerkine, operator with Mis BouMin, lay ill with fever and was shifted to hospital care.
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Missoula
Ate Lorney Wiliam Lo Murphy
Tree
Garden City Brewing and Liquor
Western
Blontana Bank
Tetantia
Anealiin Tynes Agiinst Hllen
Ray A
Ruskercuiie
Ste. Marie
Mick
Darky
Leimerning
Haatton
New Town Platted at Trout Creek Site in Missoula Area
Chauncey Woodworth added a 140 lot townsite plan for a new freight town near Trout Creek. WW Jos, Mullen, Barnes, and Lalina appear in early project notes with roads, a restaurant by L C Larsen, and four houses planned. The new county road will connect Trout Creek to Vermilion and Heron, passing Tyout nice, study at Vermillion, and through Noxon.
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Missoula
Chauncey Woodworth
Trout Creek
Allroad Company
Jos
Mullen
Laline
Dames. Hylant
Rat Road Company
L. C. Larsen
O Mima
Ed Davis
Id Elma
Tyout Nice
Anoniton Sept event details drift in garbled text
The fragmentary OCR notes mention a September event in Anoniton with Labor Day opening at a local store. It references clocks, a union, and some vague timing around a movie or event for a holiday. Details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Moog
Pavilion Dance Night at Misamike Park
At the Pavillon Misamike on Sept 2 Mamie v. Mueshell entertained the Marshall family and guests with a lively display of music and dance. The pavilion proprietor granted possession of the pavilion as the young crowd enjoyed dinner luncheon and a night of dancing.
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Mamie Ov
Mueshell
Noaenie
Smoonih
Pavilon
Experimental wood throwing method and safety notes
Report describes a jury rigged practice with improvised throwing tool parts, aim guidance, and potential hazards. Instructions emphasize maintaining a safe stance and holding the device with both hands while targeting a soft landing area. Observers warn that improper assembly can cause unplanned motion and injuries.
Fragmented 19th Century Muster List From Pennsylvania
Sept 2 in Miggoulu the penta hoard examined applicants including Grange Wo Clark Vlora of cemiing D elehth Minnesota fria ry Cristo WH Bartah of Sty vensyMe company 8 eighth regiment Alkswurl state tenops original donn Hh sheldan company 1% th Indiana Infantys Increase Be R Gwinn ccullet and agrist.
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Miggoulu
Penta
Grange Wo Clark
Vlora
Cemiing
D. Elehth
Minnesota
Cristo
Bartah
vensyMe
Eighth Regiment
Alkswurl State
Tenops
Donn- Hh
Sheldan
Indiana
Infantys
R. Gwinn
Ccullet and
Agrist
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News OF Western
Tanvey Jonson
Trav LY Sty
Dorses
Dhealy
Greeg
Harry Adams
Parsons
Amissoula
Mont
New York
Arnold
Ilthe
Missoula Notes
Misoula County
Ane Hand
Woonk
Bute
Sterling Remady Co
Old Seller
England
Foster
Nelchhar Smith
Wien
Fxn
Pennhina
Oliver
Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Namiltom
Montana
First National Bank
LM. Keith
Missoula, Mont
Oo. A. Wour
John OL Liskisonin T. Bye
Preatéen
Doabler
First National Bank of
Gulden & Hammond
Sooten
Kenudy
Gures
Airlemiton. FF
Normer Pacific
James Grisunthwaite
Stesident
Havalll
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Menufacterera
Bonner,’ Mont
Missoula Mant
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