Missoula Indpendent Candidates Stand Firm on Tickets
Independents in Missoula report three state tickets in play with S G Murray for Congress on the Republican line, Frank G Higgins on fusion for lieutenant governor, and J A Ferguson on labor for governor. Higgins and Ferguson vow to stay on their tickets despite fusion rumors as party committees plan further action.
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S. G. Murray
Congress
Frank G. Higgins
J. A. Ferguson
Labor Party
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Messrs. Ferguson
Higgins
Butte
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Ferguson
Mr Higgins
Captain Higgins
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Nemiretion
New golf goods at Hartley P. M Reilly & Co.
Hartley P. M Reilly & Co. grocers advertise new golf goods and equipment in-store. Local customers can view latest clubs bags and accessories available.
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P. M Reilly & Co., the Grocers
New Fish Hatchery Planned at Victor Missoula
Sept 24 Victor prepares a new fish hatchery with J F Comee transporting fish in watertight tanks from Gold Creek to Victor. The facility will grow into a major state hatchery, near rail lines, using spring water and air pumps during transport. Former hatchery owner W H Layton purchases the old site.
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Victor
J. F. Comee
Gold Creek
Vieton
Comee
W. H. Layton
Union Block
Layton Expands Fish Business with Brown Partner
Several years Mr. Layton plans to continue the fish business at Mr. Comee's ranch on Gold Creek and scale up. He has studied the venture and is confident it will succeed. Layton has taken Mr. Brown as a partner, a seasoned figure in the field.
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Comee
Gold Creek
Brown
Tailor Show At Golden Rule Weekend Display
A skilled tailor showcases a grand display of woolens at the Golden Rule on Friday and Saturday. The notice mentions Wilson's offering new hay and grain, drawing local shoppers to town.
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Wilson's
Purtle Steffee land case decided in Missoula
Missoula land office assigns decision in the Purtle Steffee land case on timber vs mineral value. Andrew Garcia mined the ground, Purtle developed sluice boxes, Steffee argued timber value. protestant witness favored timber but was directed to testify otherwise. Protestant has 50 days to appeal.
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Missoula
Purtle-Steffee
Andrew Garcia
Purtle
Steffee
Remembering Friends Hunters Day Near Missoula
Smith & Simons druggists Missoula note the annual Remembering Friends event on Sept 24. Hunters spent the day in Grass Valley sloughs and Lolo district chasing ducks and a few chickens with mixed luck. Harry Thompson reports rivers and sloughs on the reservation filled with ducks. Fresh sausage at Union market.
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Missoula
Grass Valley
Lolo
Harry Thompson
Vine Crops Prosper in Missoula Hillside Farms
Missoula reports banner yields on hillside farms south of town as threshing completes. The brain crop shines with drought-free, irrigation-free growth aided by a rainy season. John Cyr's threshing machine finished south of town and moved to Frenchtown valley after crossing the river.
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Missoula
John Cyr
Frenchtown
Nambeau club forms for coming campaign in Missoula
The Republican League Club met at its headquarters and voted to organize a Nambeau club to recruit members for the upcoming campaign. Organizers expect the group to be ready for marching in about two weeks. The meeting drew few attendees and many were detained by other matters.
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Republican League Club
Nambeau Club
Great Falls
Speakers Changed In Western Montana Campaign Plans
Missoula notes Col. T. Marshall will not speak at Granite as planned but will address farmers at Drummond Tuesday night, Philipsburg Wednesday, and Missoula Thursday night. Posters announce United States District Attorney W H Rodgers of Helena instead of Senator Hammond for the Missoula briefing.
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Col. T. ©. Marshall
Granite
Drummond
Philipsburg
Senator Hammond
United States District Attorney
W. H. Rodgers
Helena
Marshall
Missoula Hosts Rev. Raleigh and Price on Book Trip
Rev. A. Rh. Raleigh from Helena arrived in Missoula to oversee a forthcoming church work book. He travels with Rev. D. P. Price of Helena who will proceed to Hamilton, then return to Missoula to aid Dr. Raleigh. The volume, heavily illustrated, aims to promote church activities.
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Rept
A. Rh. Raleigh
Helena
D. P. Price
Hamilton
Raleigh
Tour of Inspection Visits Missoula By Forest Inspector
Missoula receives United States Forest Inspector J. A. Marcum of Portland Oregon on a West district inspection tour. He is making a brief visit with Mr. Collins and is impressed with Missoula and its surroundings.
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Collins
Marcum
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Trials and People
J H Duffy of Anaconda attends Long murder trial related business. Rice and wife draw crowds on street corners. Lawrence Schonauer of St Regis seeks medical treatment in Missoula. Chauncey Woodworth walks with crutches after accident. Union hall clerks meet on important business. Judge Hayes relocates disturber of the peace. Mrs Steele recovers then falls ill with appendicitis. Golf club postpones due to cold and illness. Herring and Ross depart Wake’s Limited overhaul for Burg branch. Otto Greenhood injured ducks hunting, uses crutches. Daddy Quinn, an old Nine Mile miner, shows demented spells. commission to decide asylum care.
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Anaconda
Rice
Lawrence Schonauer
St. Regis
Chauncey Woodworth
Union Hall
Judge Hayes
Steele
Grantsdale
Herring
Ross
Wake's Limited
Burg
Otto Greenhood
Missoula
Daddy Quinn
Nine Mile
Russo Siberian Play to Open at Union Opera House
The Russo-Siberian drama Por Her Sake features a large company and known actors and debuts next Tuesday night, September 25, at the Union Opera House, with a plot rooted in Polish strife under czarist rule and moments of comedy amid a lavish production. The notice also advertises woolen goods and tailor made suits at Golden Rule for Friday and Saturday.
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Russia
Tourgeniey
Stepniak
Grochow
Poland
Union Opera House
Boy Returns Home After What Is Believed A Lesson
A juvenile is believed to have received a lesson and will stay at his home for the remainder of the winter. The report notes no further action and suggests the matter is concluded.
Missoula Woman Adjudged Insane and Committed to Warm Springs
Rose Bennett a Missoula resident from the red light district was judged insane by a district court commission and committed to Warm Springs asylum. Deputy Corbett escorted her tonight. Witnesses described her distressed condition and belief she is hypnotized and at risk of death.
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Missoula
Rose Bennett
Red Light District
Dru, Mills and Tremblay
Woody
District Court
Warm Springs
Corbett
Killer
Orlock
Parsons
John Cope
Office
Mr. Cope
Tee
Cope
Clifford
Ackerly
Boy Byron Tuttle Returns Home From Helena Runaway
Missoula dispatch says Byron Tuttle, who fled Helena and was taken in by an officer, returned home on this morning's train after his parents telegraphed a ticket for him. He appeared pleased to be back with his family.
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Missoula
Charles Hollingsworth
Byron Tuttle
Helena
Republicans Jubilant in Ravalli County Political Move
Hamilton reports another Democratic convention as Luke Hateh crafts a new Independent Democratic slate with primaries next Thursday and a county convention the following Saturday. Republicans plan a vigorous campaign with talks in Stevensville and Hamilton by Thomas Marshall W Rogers Folsom Weed Murray Carter and others, while labor nominee Ferguson may affect Ravalli votes depending on endorsements. Building paper is priced at 85 cents a roll and tar felt at 1.55 from McBride's.
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Luke D. Hateh
New Independent Democratic Party
Stevensville
County Central Committee
Executive Committee
Steveneville
Thomas ©. Marshall
W. R. Rolgers
David BE. Folsom
T. J. Porter
FE. M. Hammond
Tennessee
EF. D. Weed
Bitter Root Valley
Mantle
Frank Ek. Smith
Carter
Clark Democracy
Ferguson
Ravalli
State Labor Committee
Brewery Man Joseph Steiger Stricken With Illness
Missoula report says Joseph Steiger of the brewery family is seriously ill at his home near the brewery with liver trouble and his condition is feared critical.
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Missoula
Joseph Steiger
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