Missoula Fair Prepares For Big Northwest Horse Show
Missoula hosts the Western Montana fair with top Northwest horses and large livestock displays. The event features fruit and hay exhibits, a driving stock parade, and a draught stock pulling test, with round trip rail rates encouraging statewide attendance.
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Missoula
Montana
Plains
Yellowstone
Flathead
Bitter Root
Yellowstone Valley
Bitter Foot
Idaho
Fe City Drug Store
Missoula News Briefs Highlight Local Legal and Business Moves
Missoula reports a range of notices from Sept 2 to Sept 26. A Montana box factory machinery sale at Lolo aims to satisfy a judgment for Samuel Dinsmore with 800 cords of wood involved. Contests challenge land entries at Wisdom and Reed entries near Lolo face rejection. Disputed homesteads in Darby see final proofs filed, while the Copper City Limited improves overland train service amid a Jocko landslide.
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Missoula
Montana
Lolo
John Smith
O. P. Jackson
Samuel Dinsmore
Busines
McBride's
Clarence WH. Stowbridge
Wisdom
United States
Big Hole
Frederick J. Breswell
Samuel Willams
B. RR. Stevenson
Earry Ia
George 5
Lord
Sulsie A. Lord
Mrr
Jocko
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Robert Frazer travels to Helena on business while Mrs. Skinner travels east on extended visit. Local births, visitors from Lothrop and Stevensville, and fair grounds activity are noted. Judges sentence drunks. city schools face overcrowding as Missoula grows. western Montana fair, pioneers meeting, and firemen gathering planned.
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Missoula
George Ward
C. M. Crutchfield
Dudiex
Anaconda Company
Er. Holster
Wallace
Idaho
H. H. Hurlburt
John R. Toole
Addicks
Amalgamated Company
Houtchens
Thomas E. ‘Sherman
Bancroft
Iona
E. A A. Sherman
Amilton
Prescott
Thurs
Butte
Niles
Montana
Pioneers
State Firemen’s Association
H. EF. Chaney
Nares Christman
George Keep
Coeur d'Alene
John Hayes
Parsons Hospital
Lothrop
Smith
F. J. Fouche
Missoula County
Firemen Prepare Missoula Hosts State Association Meeting
Missoula on Sept 26 reports Chief Walling organizing the State Firemen's association gathering for next week. Delegates from nearly every department are expected, often with mayors and aldermen. An excursion up the Bitter Root valley is planned for visiting fire crews.
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Missoula
Walling
State Firemen’s Association
Hitler Root Valley
Clearing the Overland Track After Landslide Near Missoula
Missoula reports progress clearing a large landslide blocking the Northern Pacific line. Transferring passengers and baggage continues as trains run irregularly but with speed. Health officials manage a smallpox hotel fumigation with vaccinations completed by morning. no serious outbreaks anticipated.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Watit
Lemsey’s
Higgins Ave
Developments Awaited in Missoula Depot Cage Case
Missoula readers await further developments in a local depot cage dispute as the railway company sought a supreme court ruling. The plaintiff has chosen not to appeal, leaving no immediate resolution. Superintendent Russell is away on business and local railway officers cannot provide details.
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Missoula
Supreme Court
Russell
Fountain of Eternal Youth
Rock
DR. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Building
Denver
Colo
Akill
Gour Remedy Company
Masonic Tempie
Chicaco
Unavoidable Accident Inquest On Fireman Lindgren
Missoula September 2. Coroner Hayes held an inquest tonight on Fireman Lindgren who died in the wreck at Jocko. The jury examined the engineer, brakemen and conductor of the wrecked train and found that Lindgren was killed in the crash.
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Missoula
Hayes
Lindgren
Jocko
Arrest and local notices from Hamilton happenings
Carl B Berl known as Dutch Charley, aged over 60, was arrested on a complaint of unbecoming conduct involving Ada Olive Williams. A healing fraud case against Dr GH Brown draws sheriff attention as he trails the suspect toward Great Falls. Local deaths, marriages, fires, and hunting reports fill the Hamilton page with regional updates.
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Hamilton
Carl B. Berl
Charley
George M. Davis
Ada Olive Wiliams
Victor
GH. Brown
Watts
Helena
Great Falls
Clairmont Bound Over On Whiskey to Indians Charge
John Clairmont, sought by federal authorities for furnishing whiskey to Indians, was arrested on the Flathead Reservation by Deputy U S Marshal S Wall and brought to Missoula for a hearing before U S Commissioner Smith. He is alleged to have ferried liquor by boat. his partner fled. Judge Smith bound him over to the U S court with bonds set at $200. Dr J C Burton osteopath Missoula.
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Missoula
John Clairmont
United States
Mr. S. Wall
Smith
Clairmont
Worsening condition of General Marion cited in Missoula report
Sligh t hope for recovery noted as General J E Marion remains unconscious with Brights disease cited as the cause. His brother A X Marion arrived from Seattle. Also reports on a Garden City Dancing Club formation and typhoid patients at Sisters Hospital.
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General Marion
Missoula
J. E. Marion
Bright
A.X. Marion
Seattle
Sisters’ Hospital
Charles Newquest
Lothrop
Dan McDonald
Frank Rogers
Nine-Mile
Figprune Cereal Becomes Premium Table Beverage
California figs and prunes blend with 46 percent ripe grain to create a table beverage described as of rare quality and widely available through all grocers.
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California
Get What You Ask For Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Warning to buyers to ensure Cascarets are genuine tablets stamped C C C. Substitutes are cheats and frauds. Sold by druggists for 10 cents. not available in bulk.
Sensational Cake Promise Hangs on District Court Action
A district court faces a forthcoming decision over a $1,000 bond tied to a cake claim. The case arouses interest due to its unusual nature and the potential for noteworthy developments in court proceedings.
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District Court
Nome Struggles With Sick and Indigent As Nome Suffered
Port Townsend reports a Nome influx of sick and destitute seeking aid as no southbound government transport exists this year. Hospitals near capacity push admission limits while a mass meeting aims to fund evacuations aboard the last boat.
Miners Leave Alaska with Less Money on Sen ator Voyage
Port Townsend Washington September 26 The Steamship Senator returned from Nome with nearly 300 passengers and more than half a million dollars in treasury A gale off Vancouver coast and a minor machinery accident troubled the voyage but the ship carried no freight or ballast None of the prospectors left Nome richer than they arrived noting laws delaying mining development A 97 ounce nugget found at Anvil creek valued at 1552 dollars and a rich find reported at Grouse gulch
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Port Townsend
Wash
Senator
Nome
Vancouver
Nomet
Anvil Creek
Vale
Grouse Gulch
Columbia Students Rebel Against Hazing Resolutions
New York report notes undergrads at Columbia signatories of faculty hazing rules last year rebel as classes meet during the week to impose stricter freshmen controls. President Seth Low urges continued cooperation to prevent repeat of last season’s excesses.
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Columbia
New York
the Herald
Columbia University
Seth Low
Major Taylor wins paced indoor title at Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden Major Tavlor defeats Frank Kramer in two straight heats to claim the unpaced indoor championship of America. Jimmy Michael challenges the indoor single motor paced records, marking 2 miles in 4:05 and 3 miles in 4:37 3-5 with a third mile at 1:37 3-5, the fastest behind a single pace.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Tavlor
Frank Kramer
America
Taylor
Jimmy Michael
Yanger Upsets Dixon In Championship Bout
Benny Yanger of Chicago outweighed George Dixon former world featherweight champion in a ten round decision. Dixon’s ring generalship kept him from a knockout as the bout ended with Yanger ahead on points.
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Dixon
St. Louis
Benny Yanger
Chicago
George Dixon
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Mula
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
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