Missoula Teachers Institute Plans Noted Educators Addresses
Missoula County Teachers Institute meets at Central school with County Superintendent Shelly presiding. Educators Honsman Hamilton Beighlie and others lead sessions on geography reading history and methods. President Craig Welch Reid discuss The Education topics as Miss Shelly urges full teacher attendance.
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Craig
Welch
Missoula
Sept. K
Missoula County
Teachers’ Institute
Central School
Shelly
Miss Honsman
State Normal School
Hamilton
The
State University
Bieghle
Reid
State College of Agriculture
Cronkrite
Buckley
Jessor Harilton
Honsman
Beighie
Western Montana Fair committees push preparations in Missoula
Missoula September 11. Western Montana Fair association committees are hard at work with strong business and citizen support. Railways offer a special fare of one and one third for round trips from Livingston to Hope and branch lines, boosting expected four day attendance for the fair and race meet.
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Missoula
Western Montana Fair Association
Livingston
Hope
Buffalo exposition deserves more credit says C A Barnes
Perseus Missoula Sept 11 C A Barnes argues the Buffalo exposition lacks fair credit. He cites Chicago rivalry, crowded railways, and New York City jealousy as factors hindering attendance. He praises the architecture and electrical display as exceptionally beautiful and says it is the handsomest thing he has ever seen.
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Missoula
C. A. Barnes
Chiago
New York City
New York
Elred
Denver
Society For the Advancement of Defence
Missoula News: Doctor Rockman Recovering After Surgery
A New York letter reports Dr. M Rockman underwent surgery on Sept 6 and is recovering well with excellent prospects. Also, Blaze Firemen's association meeting in early October is expected to draw a large attendance.
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Rockman
Missoula
Lee Kohn
John A. Wyeth
New York
M. Rockman
Fresh oyeters and fish at Union market
The Missoula Union market reports fresh oyeters and fish. A steamer has been moved from fire dept headquarters to the foundry for minor repairs and will be ready in good condition with upgraded boiler devices. Mail orders to the Golden Rule, Missoula.
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Union Market
Missoula
Fire Department
Road Work Contract Favors Blackfoot Canyon Route
A contract worth 1550 dollars covers 1 8 miles of road work in the Blackfoot canyon. The project includes cutting down the steep Bonner hill the steepest part of the road and the Blue Slide is to be avoided. A wider grade will be built and other hills reduced. Work proceeds as rapidly as possible. Premiums for a year's subscription to the Standard are advertised at the newspaper offices.
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Missoula
Standard
Potomac
Big Blackfoot Canyon
W. Il. Wood
Bonner Hill
Blackfoot
Pioneer woman dies far from home in immigrant camp
Mrs. Gus Meikel, traveling with her husband and family from Fargo North Dakota toward Spokane for health reasons, died in an emigrant camp below Frenchtown Montana. Coroner Hayes brought the body to Missoula and funeral services will be held at Hayes & Marsh tomorrow afternoon.
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Missoula
Gus Meikel
Frenchtown
Hayes
Hayes & Marsh
Merkel
Spokane
No Inquest Planned After Accidental Shooting
Missoula September 1 Coroner Hayes reports Peter Reynolds death on Miller creek was an accidental rifle discharge. No foul play suspected and no inquest will be held. The victim’s brother, present at the scene, is grief stricken.
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Missoula
Hayes
Peter Reynolds
Miller Creek
Classes Too Large in Missoula Center School
Missoula September 1 The first grade at Central School has so many pupils that half day sessions are needed. Superintendent Beighle says A and B classes will attend mornings while the other half attends afternoons. Grade enrollment reaches 72, exceeding a single teacher’s capacity.
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Central School
Missoula
Beighle
University opens with record enrollment in Missoula
Missoula reports the state university begins the first semester with its largest opening day enrollment. President Craig says the majority of new students registered today and older students arrive next week. he notes enrollment meets expectations and the year should be favorable. Also included is news of a new Northern Pacific train between Butte and Missoula, improving travel times and satisfaction.
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Missoula
Sept. L
The
State University
Craig
Northern Pacific
Butte
Garrison
Anaconda
Northern Pacific workers suffer severe injuries in Montana incident
Missoula on Sept 11 reports A B Ledbetter a wiper at the Northern Pacific roundhouse severely scalded and sent to the railway hospital. Japanese worker Murasaki at the coal docks injured by a fall from an engine fracturing his spinal column and awaiting an operation at the railway hospital.
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Missoula
A. B. Ledbetter
Roundhouse
Northern Pacific
Murasaki
Morality Cited As Missoula Courts Open Fall Goods
Missoula on September 11 reported no criminal business in either justice court as the town maintains a quiet moral tone despite anonymous letters to the attorney general. New fall goods are being opened daily and inviting examination at The Globe office.
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Missoula
Justices of the Peace
New Fall Goode
the Globe
Bandmann Opens Season With Richeliu at Murray Hill
Missoula reports D B K Bandmann starts his season at Murray Hill theater New York on October 2 with Richelieu in a master role. He will then present Othello alternating as lead and lago, followed by Richard III and Shylock in later performances.
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Missoula
D. BK
Bandmann
Murray Hill Theater
New York
Mackintosh sale at the Globe Card of Thanks
We extend sincere thanks to friends for kindness during our recent affliction. Coral Judson R D Judson Charles Blaisdell and wife.
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Coral Judson
R. D. Judson
Charles Blaisdell
Mrs Rhodes Serious Illness After Operation
Mrs Gilbert Rhodes is seriously ill with feared blood poisoning. She was moved to the Sisters hospital last night where an operation was performed today. Tonight her condition is reported much improved.
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Rhodes
Missoula
Gilbert Rhodes
Sisters’ Hospital
Typhoid Claims Veteran Lumberman in Missoula
Magliore Cyr, an aged lumberman, died this morning from typhoid fever in Missoula. The remains are at Hayes and Marsh's, with the funeral to be held there tomorrow morning.
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Missoula
Fordham Action Cases Open as Court Hears Fordham Suit
Missoula judge gathers attention as Webster reserves decision on a damage suit against the Northern Pacific Railway while two defendants face assault and robbery charges. The courtroom fills with spectators as arguments and testimonies unfold, and next steps are set for tomorrow.
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Webster
Missoula
District Court
John Smith
James Fox
John Cody
M. M. Joyce
P. Z. Prince
Smith
Cody
H.C. Smith
Fordham
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fordham Ranch
Wallace
Railway Company
Man Named Talley Sought Over Missoula Robbery Tale
Missoula officers search for a man who claimed to be the long lost father of a youth linked to the Chinamen robbery. Talley and the boy, who were at Hamilton, vanished this afternoon, with investigators now suspecting the lost son claim was a ruse by the gang.
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Missoula
Talley
Smith and Cody
Missoula County
Oklahoma
Hamilton
Dougherty
Corvallis
Missoula Notes Chronicle Local Happenings and Subscriptions
Mis soula notes report public school enrollment rising and Western Montana fair fundraising push. Dr E W Spottswood and Dr Menge return from coast trip. Trainmaster Black back from Helena with new yardmaster. Marriage license issued to Tremblay and Kurn. Local builders win contracts for Stevi nsville church and West Spruce residence. Western Montana fair touted as valley advertisement. calls for subscriptions. Roadwork on Coeur d Alene line advances. Wallace depot work near finish.
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L. 8. Jones
Ronania
Alfred Cave
E. W. Spottswood
Menge
Copper Cy
Reuben Dwight
South Dakota
Frank Dierman
Missoula
Western Montana Fair Fund
Black
Helena
Charles J. Tremblay
Plains
Margaret Kurn
Wisconsin
B. BK. Palmer
J.J. Burdette
New Methodist
Stevensville
Montana
Hermann Kohn
West Spruce Street
McCaffrey
Cobban and Howell Dissolve Partnership on Retirement
Missoula set of lines reports Cobban and Howell dissolving their partnership as Mr Howell retires. Howell sells his share to Cobban and moves with his family to Missoula where children attend school and university. Cobban shifts to Idaho for timber interests and will return to Missoula soon. Howell will spend time in Butte pursuing legal work.
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Missoula
Cobban & Howell
Howell
Cobban
Butte
Idaho
Two NP Workers Escape Injury At Lolo
Missoula dispatch reports two Northern Pacific employees near Lolo narrowly escaped serious harm when a handcar was struck by a freight engine while they collected cement for a culvert project. The handcar was smashed but both men escaped unharmed.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Lolo
Great Falls and Helena racing dates clash over meet length
M Phillips and T R Carson from the Great Falls Racing association travel to Helena to negotiate extending Helena’s race meet and prevent conflicts with Great Falls events. They assert Helena plans to run past Wednesday, overlapping with Great Falls dates and drawing horses and racing men away.
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Great Falls
M. Phillips
T. R. Carson
Great Falls Racing Association
Helena
Helena Racing Association
Great Falla
Helena Association
Great Falls Association
Muldoon Verdict Rules Voluntary Manslaughter
Special Dispatch reports the trial of William Muldoon for the murder of Andy Quinn ended with a verdict of voluntary manslaughter after four and a half hours deliberation. Muldoon, remanded for sentence on Friday, appeared satisfied.
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Standard
Livingston
William Muldoon
Andy Quinn
Muldoon
Burglary Reported at Park City Drug Store
Corwin Bros. of Park City report their drug store was burglarized last night. Under Sheriff Sayles went to the scene to investigate and a quantity of watches and jewelry was taken.
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Standard
Billings
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