University clubs and new buildings show growing spirit
Sept 27 Missoula reports strong college spirit across departments at the state university. Students form athletic, literary and musical societies, elect officers, plan seasons, and push a new gymnasium toward completion. Roy Mee Phail, Floyd Hardenburgh and others vie for football roles. a brass band rehearses. Clarkia and Hawthorne societies advance literary work. Miss Reilly returns after her mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
State University
Ethletic Association
J. M. Hamilton
Mwudents
Joe Far- Tell
Hawthorne Literary Society
Clarkia Literary Society
Longfellow
Nell Lewis
Miss L. Grant
Lucia Mirrielees
Evelyn Polleys
Charles KE. Avery
Craig
Miss Reilly
Kentucky
Robbery Case Ends as Arthur Watters Is Discharged
Missoula September 27 The robbery case that drew much attention this week concluded this afternoon with Police Judge Hayes discharging Arthur Watters.
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Missoula
Hayes
Arthur Watters
Judge Finds Insufficient Evidence Linking Watters to Robbery
The court acquits Watters of robbing Wilkinson of about 600 dollars noting no conclusive link despite Wilkinson’s pocketbook and a 400 dollar check bearing his name found on Watters. The judge accepts Watters’ claim that Wilkinson gave him the money to hold. P. M. Reilly and Co., grocers.
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Wilkinson
Watters
Building World in Missoula Covers New Mills and Homes
Missoula notes show the Largey planing mill and sash and door plant framework raised and partly covered. Parsonages for the Presbyterian and Baptist churches advance, with other houses and a dormitory under rapid construction. A dozen residences near completion, a brick business block planned, and various commercial structures near finishing.
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Missoula
Largey
Presbyterian Church
M. R. ©. Smith
Jefferson Street
Cedar
Christian Church
George F. Brooks
Hiram Knowles
South Third Street
Sid J. Coffee
Putney
South Fifth Street
Price
The
State University
Dildine
Irving School
Keeney
H. T Wilkinson
Herzog
Worden
East Pine Street
Northern Pacific
M. M. Joyce
Charles EE. Johnson
East Main Street
Clark Floor Milling Company
Schilling
Golden Rule Store Expands Stock in Missoula
Missoula merchants recall the Golden Rule’s steady presence as the business grows with a stock ten times larger than at opening, reflecting lasting local demand and expansion.
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Missoula
Probate Matters Before Webster Missoula Sept 27
Judge Webster presided on September 27 over probate matters in Missoula. Appraisers were named for the estate of L Evans. Administrators W G Wood and J B Kemp Jr were confirmed with a 1600 bond. J W Stevens was named administrator for his late wife’s estate, who died in Manila while Stevens served as a soldier. The estate includes money in a Chicago bank.
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Missoula
Webster
L. Evans
John Lyne
N. PY. Kron
H. T. Hannart
W. G. Wood
J. 8
Chicago
Sheriff Returns with Accused in Montana Attempted Assault Case
Missoula reports Sheriff Watts of Ravalli County brought Egbert Faucett back from Washington. Faucett was sought for an alleged attempted assault and fled the valley the day before his trial. He offered no comments on the case but expressed relief to return to Montana and regret at fleeing.
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Missoula
Watts
Ravalli County
Washington
Egbert Faucett
Faucett
Montana
Ira Pressly
Superior
Woman's Club
The
Elks
J. C. Guassner
Hughes Creek
Minneapolis
B. T. Nesmith
South Missoula
Cedar Street
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific
Golden Rule Store Offers Kupenheimer Clothes in Missoula
shoppers who buy Kupenheimer garments at the Golden Rule in Missoula will find stylish outfits that are not too costly.
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Missoula
Mrs Georgia Niles Sues For Divorce From Forger In Prison
Missoula on September 27 Mrs Georgia Niles files for divorce from C R B Niles now serving one year in state prison for forgery. She seeks custody of a daughter and asks that costs be taxed. The notice also invites readers to visit Higgins avenue city store Missoula Nursery greenhouses.
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Missoula
Georgia Niles
C. RB. Niles
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Republican nominees misprint corrected in Missoula paper
The Standard printed a corrected list after the county convention. M. M. Owen was added to the legislature candidates and George Pringle relisted for county clerk. The store notes expanded dress goods space and invites shoppers to visit the Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
M. Owen
George Pringle
Golden Rule millinery opening draws large crowd in Missoula
The Golden Rule store in Missoula held a millinery opening today with large crowds and a pleasing musical program. The chilly weather prompts buyers to seek warmer undergarments and wraps, with Donohue's advertised as the best source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Golden Rule
Donohue’'s
Man and team Escape Bruises After Crossing Collision
Charles Ranch was knocked from his wagon when struck by a switch engine at Haven Street crossing on the Northern Pacific line. His wagon and team were damaged but he and his animals escaped with slight bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles Ranch
Haven Street
Northern Pacific
Donohue Millinery Promotes Golden Rule Prices
A busy department showcases stylish millinery advertised as cheaper than elsewhere under the slogan Golden Rule. Donohue's claims to offer a large stock and best buys for shoppers seeking value.
Woman's Club Meeting Draws Large Turnout in Missoula
In Missoula on September 27 a largely attended Woman's club meeting convened at Elks hall with about 45 members present. The gathering discussed club activities and community involvement in a lively session.
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Missoula
Woman's Club
Elks Hall
Club meeting features piano duet and thoughtful paper
The serial session included a piano duet by Mrs. Whitaker and Miss Hatheway and a talk by Mrs. L. J Knapp on club aims. Refreshments followed as plans for winter activities were discussed. the notice ends with a local classified line about a transfer and stove for sale at McBride's.
Missoula Notes and Arrivals Highlight Local Visitors
Missoula observes a flurry of visitors from Lothrop Clinton Butte and Corvallis with G S Burrill Janet Walls and others staying at local hotels. A plane snow on the Idaho divide Lookout is noted and a Plains birth records a daughter for Mr and Mrs Helterline. Local businessman T F McLaughlin and Dr F W Morr frequent Missoula on Fridays.
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L. C. Sturman
Missoula
Lothrop
Morris Sclosshere
Dr. Robinson
West End
Idaho Divide
Lookout
David Mitchell
Potoma
G. S. Burrill
William Crawford
Clinton
M. A. White
Butte
Garden City
Janet Walls
G. C. Betters
Rankin
J. Ll. Humble
Corvallis
Henry Neill
Land Department of the State
Helsna
Perry Steffee
Philomen Spur
Joseph Helterline
Plains
T. F. McLaughlin
Hamilton Happenings In Missoula News Clippings
Quarantine on the Farrell residence in South Missoula has been lifted. Multiple visitors arrive in Missoula from nearby towns and states, including L. S. Jones at Parsons hospital and J. M. Dougan from Spokane. The week features illnesses, travel, club meetings, a river track, and a child’s funeral in Victor, with routine public notices and local business updates.
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Farrell
South Missoula
Young man suffers leg amputation after horse kick in Quartz
Albert Mellon, the injured youth who underwent amputation of a leg after a kick from a horse at Quartz, is progressing as well as can be expected. President Daniel McDonald plans Missoula arrival to finalize a Flathead lumber wage scale with the committee, while locals expect agreement. H. H. Connick notes Missoula improvements and Clinton mining potential. William O'Brien, Western Union operator, resigns to return East. a replacement will arrive soon. Donohue Co. store invitation at the fair for shoppers.
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William Weaver
Quartz
Parson Hospital
N. J. McConnell
Western Lumber Company
Lothrop
John E. Gannon
L. L. Coleman
Foley
Thompson Falls
John Hayes
Butte
Jerry Hayes
Wallace
I. C. Oo. FF
Fair Grounds
Missoula
The
Standard
Hamilton
J. F. Cone
Arthur. Baker
Baker
Mr. Cone
Mort White
McCrackin
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda Insurance
Daly
Isaac Grate
J. F. Hartenberger
BE. L. Doran
Frank H. Drinkenberg
Goldendale
Wash
Hartenberger
Carlson
H. C. Tully
St. Louis
Walter Turner
Spokane
George Talbot
D. J.donahue Company
Turner
Nellie Odelphia Fisk
W. O. Fisk
Sisters’ Hospital
Albert Mellon
Daniel McDonald
Flathead County
Flathead
H. H. Connick
Clinton
William O'Brien
Western Union Telegraph Company
O’brien
State League elects officers and delegates in Great Falls meeting
The State League of Republican clubs met in Great Falls with Porter presiding. Delegates T. H. Carter W. F. Sanders C. C. Bever and Col. F. Malone were chosen for the National league in Chicago. New officers and county vice presidents were elected across multiple counties in Montana.
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Standard
Great Falls
State League of Republican Clubs
Porter
National League
Chicago
T. H. Carter
W. F. Sanders
C. C. Be
Powell County
W. H. Poorman
Wallspell
Beaverhead
J. FE. Morris
Carbon
E. E. Esselye
Cascade
R. W. Berry
Chateau
Mr. Williams
Chinook
Custer
A. T. McAusland
Dawson
J. R. Stout
Weer Lodge
W. R. Allen
Fergus
H. A. Moulton
Flathead
W. M. Calbien
Gallatin
F. N
Mehlinberg
Lewis and Clarke
S. HW. Halliet
Madison
L. L. Calloway
J.C. Lynde
John N. Kirk
Valley
James Wedum
Yellowstone
J. BE. Kurtz
Seaside flirtation sparks sharp exchange between Misses
Miss Fivere and Miss Pert clash over a seaside romance as the sea breeze stirs gossip. Miss Fivere calls the flirtation reprovisely sour while Miss Pert retorts she has already discovered its truth and notes George's salty mustache from last night.
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Standard and Times
Miss Fivere
Miss Pert
George
Jealous husband shoots wife over alleged affair in New York
Harry Rose stage manager at the Garrick theater shot and killed his wife at their West Thirty-third Street apartment after confessing jealousy over her affair with Samuel Adams, a wealthy real estate dealer. He surrendered to police and was held without bail by the coroner.
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New York
Harry Rose
Garrick Theater
West Thirty-third Street
Rose
Hotel Vendome
Adams
Eight Slavs Die After Carnegie Furnace Blast
In McKeesport Pennsylvania eight Slavic workers suffered severe burns from a furnace blast at Carnegie blast furnace plant B in Duquesne. Two victims Joe Liska and Steve Schulte died, with few chances of recovery for the others.
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McKeesport
McKeesport Hospital
Carnegie
Duquesne
Joe Liska
Steve Schulte
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Roy MeePhail
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Frank Williams
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Charles Dimmick
Paul Greenough
Claude Spaulding
John Latimer
Leslie Sheridan
Mr. Bunker
Fred Frazer
Elmer Johnson
Mr. Turco
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Sussanne
Paul Virot
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le Bertes
Honore
Dolly Varden
P. M. Reilly
Soula
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McBride
Pebert Faucett
Mrs. Niles
Donohue’s
Meeting of Woman's Club
Longely
City Hall
McBride's
Missoula Noves
F. W. Morr
Tietjen
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Parsons’ Hospital
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Fowler
Victor
J. M. Dougan
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Cora Pierce
Thomas
Woolford
Packer
24Th Infantry
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Fort Missoula
Arlee
A. H. McManus
Nine Mile
Henry Hartman
Michael Praudt
Superior District
A. J. Durnford
District Court
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Thompson
Donohue Co
NEW York Theater
A Eiress
Kelle Bertner
Husband Saya She
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Mrs. Potts
Sadirons
Universal Meat Choppers I Verest
Elena, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
England
Keith
Wis
Cashier
R. A. Eddy
T. L. Greenough
C. G England
A. G. England
C. H. McLeod
John M. Keith
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
HH. T. Ryman
G. T. Lewis
H. L. Braun & Co
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Mont
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Toole
Bonner, Mon
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