Missoula Reports August Finances and Firemen Disability Warrant
Missoula city treasury report for August 1901 highlights include the first ever warrant drawn from the firemen's disability fund for time lost due to injuries from a ladder accident. The document shows cash balances and disbursements across general, road, library, English classes, Pound, Dog, Sinking, Cemetery, and Firemen’s Disability funds, with a total cash in bank of 87,600.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Sister
James Campbell
Mont
General Fund
Houghton Sees Missoula Pride in Return from New York
Missoula residents share impressions of travel to New York and Milwaukee with H. G. Houghton noting terrible weather east of the mountains and Montana’s growing interest from eastern capital. Thompson Falls reports a quiet boom with new brick buildings and busy farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Florin
Thompson Falls
Florin
Premiums Offer Yearly Standard Subscription
Men are in the Sisters' hospital with fever and injuries. Visit the Standard office to see premiums for a year’s subscription that outshine all others.
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Sisters’ Hospital
Standard
Bear stories thrill Missoula campers and bears near camps
Bear stories flow from Missoula as Ned Dorman recalls two boys shooting a large cinnamon bear near Upper Miller Creek. Io J Chadwick, a government agent, reports a black bear near his Como camp that fled when he approached. Bears roam valleys for food amid berry shortages and hunting pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ned Dorman
Miller Creek
J. Chadwick
Como
Mr. Chadwick
Northern Pacific Hospital monthly patient report Missoula
The September report from Northern Pacific Hospital in Missoula lists indoor surgical patients remaining from last report and new admissions, along with discharges and deaths. It records indoor sick patients, outdoor sick patients, and office patients treated with totals for remaining and treated across categories. The overall totals show patients remaining and treated, with the grand totals cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Northern Pacific Hospital
Land Sales Report From Missoula August Totals
United States land office figures show August cash sales of 3907.88 dollars with 491.83 dollars in fees and 262.55 dollars from Indian lands sold and 3961 acres of government land sold. E Avery returns from vacation and Hershey visits the office. Mary H McVittle buys 8 acres timber land. Jessie E Proebster offers final proof on 18 acres near Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States Land Office
E. Avery
Jessie E. Proebster
Stark
Prize beef at Union Market and council delay in Missoula
Missoula report notes a city council meeting postponed due to missing aldermen and the mayor. The key item was the Higgins avenue bridge replanking contract, with contractors ready to sign but a new session needed. Also mentioned is Dr Oettinger’s office closure and a separate incident of Officer Larsen subduing a drunken man after a saloon confrontation.
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Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Larsen
LX. L
Larson
Missoula Murder Trial Opens Over Ira Turner Death
Henry Noden stands trial for first degree murder in the Dead Man’s Gulch shooting of Ira D. Turner. Witnesses describe the night of Aug. 1, the cabin scene, Turner’s beating, and Noden’s fatal shot while defense claims Noden acted to protect his family from Turner’s violence.
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Ira Turner
Missoula
Henry Noden
Webster
W. H. Smith
H. B. Campbell
H. ©. Chattin
James Houtchens
Val Blindour
W. H. Rayned
S. Frederick
G. A. Rittenour
John Zanders
George Elliott
JL. M. Davis
Charles Cranston
Elmer K. Hughes
Henry Partoll
Henry Amiraux
B. N. Francis
Phil Gagnon
James Clear
Hall
Ira D. Turner
Dead Man's Gulch
A. L. Stone
Turner
Standard
Turner Cabin
Maud Turner
Kane
Noden
Alameda Coy
Alameda
Henry
Turners
Billings
W. B. Parsons
Nodens
Charles Freeze
Orin Sipe
William Pickens
Missoula Notes Briefs From the City
Richard Hammond returned from Granite. Mrs. John F. P. Martens of Victor was in town Tuesday. J. H. Inch visits from his brother in Butte. D. J. Warner and wife have been in Missoula from Clinton. Mullen Bros plan to enlarge their ice pond for winter business. Mrs. J. Dial returned to Butte. Claude Buchanan and John Henley came from a mountains camp south of Missoula. Ray Nealeigh leaves for Helena on business. George Westener and John Ryan, Nine Mile lumbermen, have typhoid fever in Sisters Hospital. Pascoe Hocking and wife visit Mrs. Treveaille of South Missoula. George Akerlund of Baird will stay after joining Murphy Henley Tevis. A. Franklin, ill for weeks, now improving. The Baggage Check show postponed to Wednesday due to tunnel accident. Rain aids forest fires and general relief. Paul Becker went to Grass Valley with dog and gun. returned with little. Pr R Gwinn reports as eye specialist in Missoula. Dan McDonald fined $1 and costs in Front street fight court. Florence Martin fined $5 and costs for intoxication and disturbing Labor Day. John Morley sentenced to 10 days for refusing to work. Send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hammond
Granite
John FP. Martens
Victor
J. H. Inch
Butte
D. J. Warner
Clinton
Mullen Bros
J. Dial
H. Thibodeau
Claude Buchanan
John Henley
Missoula
Ray Nealeigh
Helena
George Westener
John Ryan
Nine Mile
Sisters
Pascoe Hocking
Paul Becker
Grass Valley
Dan McDonald
Front Street
Prominent Billings Judge Visits Missoula for Noden Case
Judge Mann of Billings arrives in Missoula as a witness in the Noden murder case. He is known to both the Noden and Turner families from Billings. Also noted are grocers P. M. Reilly & Co and Dr. MacGeorge, osteopath.
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Missoula
Judge Mann
Billings
Mann
Noden
Turner
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