Missoula items mix crime and council business
Missoula reports a street fight over a slapping incident with two colored men fined for the brawl. A second break in at W F Kalb’s shop yielded jewelry and a Regina music box as thieves fled to the Japanese quarters. The city council approved a tax for Russian thistles removal, and electric light bids were discussed as the Missoula teachers institute continues with sessions by Prof Aber and Professor Law.
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Missoula
Louvre
Wm. Waller
Thomas Waller
Thomas
W. H. Kall
Lee Lo
Toole Avenue
Hawthorne Street
Dan Feighner
West Main Street
Missoula County
W. F. Kalb
Regina
Mr. Kalb
Russ House
Northern Pacific
Scott's Emulsion Aids Weak Infants Through Mother Milk
Children deprived of fats and minerals have weak bones and thin blood. Nursing mothers with chronic illness pass weak nutrition to infants. Scott's Emulsion, cod liver oil with hypophosphites, acts via milk to build rich blood and strong flesh in both, priced at $0.50 and $1.00, sold by MCUIT & DOWNE, New York chemists.
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Scott
McUit & Downe
Balloon drag rope tears cross from Theresienfeld cathedral
Austrian army aeronauts in a balloon ascent near Theresienfeld struggle for over an hour to release the anchor caught in the Theresienfeld cathedral cross. The basket sways with the cross dangling, threatening disaster before landing in Felixdorf market place where villagers view the cross with awe.
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Vienna
New York Journal
Aeronautic
Theresienfeld
Felixdorf
Divorce case and local notices fill Hamilton docket
Hamilton notices a divorce suit between Mattie Burch and Dick Buren filed last week with Myers and O'Hara. The complaint cites a June 10, 1899 marriage and 71 unhappy days, seeking alimony and counsel. Also reported are a Stevensville insanity complaint, a Sanity finding, and multiple local social and transport updates from the region.
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Hamilton
Mattie Burch
Dick Buren
Grantsdale
Myers & O'Hara
Fog
Heenan
District court notices in Butte involve land claim and will proceedings
The document reports multiple court notices in Silver Bow County Montana. It covers a land irrigation claim with witnesses, a summons in a quiet title suit over the Josephine quartz claim, and a notice to prove the will of Andrew J DeLashmutt with a set time and place for the hearing at the Butte courthouse.
Cause of anger at Wass meeting causes spills and gossip
The report records quarrels over speeches at a Wass meeting. Mrs Crawford questions a bang on the jaw, while Mrs Crabshaw and Mrs Jane are drawn into the fray. The scene centers on raised voices and claimed miscommunications at the event.
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Crawford
Crabshaw
Jane
Reduction in Rates via Northern Pacific Railway
Prom Sept 1 to Apr 7 inclusive Northern Pacific will sell tickets to eastern points at reduced fares. Chicago St Louis routes listed with city ticket offices in corner parts and main stations.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Mielfie
Miter
St. Louisa
Reduced fares via the Rilo Grande through September
Western ticket sale notice from Meridie General Agent announces reduced rail fares for one day only with tickets sold at East Broadway Salt Lake City and at the Westery station. Fares shown include $2.50 for second class and $3.00 for other classes.
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Vo St. Lants
PleKersa
Salt Lake City
Lowever
East Broadway
Meridie
Notice for Public Land Claim Proceedings
Notice is hereby given that Nas Mod, settler, intends to make proof in support of his claim for continuous residence at Beatles Montana Jefferson County. Albert A Morton, claim No 6088, will prove before the district court at Helena on October 20 1840. Witnesses: Rand, Manion, Winn, George D. Dow.
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Helena
Montana
Nis
Jefferson County
Beatles
Albert A. Morton
Rand
Manion
Winnage
Wile Park
Moytaba
George D
Dow
John B. Pearenteau
Dewey
Notivh for Rides and City Constriction Notice
Notices of bids for a road project near Walkerville Montana, a divorce filing in Montana district court, sheriff sale notice for a land parcel in Butte, and a desert-land proof notice in Dewey Montana all appear in this bloodhound of state notices from September 1899. The documents include bid specifications, job details, dates, and legal actions, plus sheriff sale of Lot 2 Block 1 in Davis and Barnard addition.
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R. M. Campbell
M. L. Holland
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Davis & Barnard
Silver Bow County
Patrick H. Regan
Mont
Jas, M. Reynolds
Probate petition for administration with will annexed
Clinton C. Clark clerk records a probate petition in Frederick County Maryland for Joseph P. Collins public administrator of Silver Bow Montana to have letters of administration with the will annexed issued. Hearing date and place set for interested parties to appear and contest. Attorneys listed Kelley and Leehey. Dated September 9 1899.
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Tefore
Frederick County
Joseph P. Collins
Silver Bow County
Montana
Clinton C. Clark
R. E. Leonard
Co. F. Kelley
M. D. Leehey
Fragmented Schedule Fragments From Page Item
Readable times listed show 10 00 a m 1 05 p m 4 45 p m with stray notations like S46 4 m and 0 20 p m. The garbled OCR yields unclear events and lacks identifiable persons organizations or locations for a fuller card.
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Teachers’ Institute
Curran
Violette Jeft
Thompson
W.fp
J. H. Massey
Kalb
Mikaoula
Eugene Cart Tod
R. Latimer
Buster and
Lavelle Creeka
Charles R. Campton
Golconda
Til
Cora DL. Stitt
Tole
Block
Montana Addition
W. J. Stephens
Cora Stiff
Wivek
J. A. Dowling
Goughnour
Ok W
Pal Rabbitt
Miksula
Alex Cyr
Bonner
Father Paladino
Ed. White
White
East Pine Street
Bey
Front
Stephens Street
Robi. Fitzgerald
Sister's Hospital
Wallace
Missouri
M. Bostwick
Cate
MacKintosh
Paeble
J James Hartley
Mies Springer
Buth
Wby
Navihtern Pacific Yards
Isin Rt Ls Eas
Peter Hughes
Cook
Harnest
Martin Warvested
Justice of the Peace
Howtefien
Chas. A. Wing
Wing. Harris
Spokane
Golden Monarch
Republic Quartz Lade Aviing Eli
Kovnest
A. Pleteher
Bozeman
Iiss
Minnie Miller
Daisy Wimmel
Gar Kime
Cotto
Has Norkhieexecutor
Considerathion
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J. TL
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McWhite
Midge Ot Tallepell Srt
Towa Comearibi
Floreies Hall
Wintertayn
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Hamilton News
Chaffin
Stevensville
John Berry
Rawlins
Board of Commissioners
Baker
Hinhow
Berry
Russell
J. Palmer
Shrehire Construction
O. ©. Green
WH. G. Turtburt
St Page
Akupyegor Teenmann
Hank United
Dayton Agers
eNiey Bing
Kamg
Erik
Olen
Mr. Spencer
I Missour
This Kelley
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Chalk
Tor Atau
Wirchase
Pate Jo Cate
Charles A. Wilson
Philipshie
Tle Valley
Watts
Fear Enue
Oswil
Athena
de Martin
David Mefivys
Sioconaville
Bute
Anseniiia
Pacifio Pad
Fileeerad
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Sim End ( Steveneville Sunday
Mero Pames
Witagerald
Satsurdas
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Fank James
Wichite Bowron
Frank James
St. Louis
Manhattan
Renee Naarters
James Ias
Plerson
Benny
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Grayville
Richmond
Ohio
DeLost
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sabourand
Sutherland
Peter H. Deno
Dewey, Mont
Ulrich MH. Deno
James Jensen
Wm. Forest
George D. Greene
Register
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of Montana
Peter Farley
Joseph B. Fagan
Statutitt
Josephine
Quartz Lodge
M.A. Donahue
James W. Murphy
Horse Canyon
John C. Brummett
Robt
Metsilde
Plaintiff
Steondihudicial District
Montatay
Bilver Row
Andrew J. DeLaslonutt
Datriet Court
Putte
Andrew J. DeLashmutt
Kates
Uwchly Cotinet
Hieells
Hitewale
Benite
Walkerville
Monctuna
Berriney
L. Clinton
Second Jule Celal
State of Monran
Hollis Johnson
Bertha Johnson
Herbert H. Parlin
Gattney & Merritt
Sheriff's
Nervita Medical Co
Gbnton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
Newbrs Orug Ca
Buta
A. Angendre
Paris
Newbro Drug Dry Sale
Dr.chung
Borb
Gelena Street
Most
Cook Feemedy Co
Cook Remedy CO
Addregs Cook Remedy CO
Masonica Temple
Chicago, Il
Mar Ath
Great Northern
Anacon
Garrison
Oregon Short Line
Burlington
Butte 1
South Butte
Nor
Pas
Nor Pac
South Helena
Nor, Pac
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Wee
Belington & Gunderson, Respet'y
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Omice
the Evening Paper
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N. Y
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