Missoula Deaths and Local News From September 22 1399
Missoula reports Mrs. William Strange of Victor died at Sisters hospital from stomach cancer with gallbladder stones. Rev J B Stivers will preach farewell sermon before leaving for Kentucky and convention in October. Three Indians jailed. one loses a finger in a jail door. Henry Sharp, a Cottonwood rancher, fears poisoning after salmon meal and is treated at Sisters hospital. Reports on irrigation display preparations and property transfers including Cobban selling land to W A Cick and Cobban’s timber tracts to Cick.
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Missoula
William Strange
Victor
Sisters’ Hospital
J. M. Lucy
Henry Sharp
Cottonwood
Blacktoot
Sisters Hospital
Victor, Wh
Ben
Life Spare in a Civil War Execution Tale
In the San Francisco Chronicle an account describes Private Thomas McVeigh of Company G First Wyoming Volunteer facing a musketry sentence by authorities at an unspecified time and place. The narrative evokes a grim atmosphere surrounding the military court action and its uncertain outcome.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Thomas McVeigh
Company G
Wyoming
Soldier McVeigh Sentenced to Death for Manila Plot
McVeigh, a Wyoming volunteer with the Eighth Army Corps, was removed from the Presidio guardhouse to Alcatraz for life imprisonment by a presidential order. He was found guilty by court martial in Manila of attempting to kill Captain Wrighter, after a history of discipline problems including a stabbing in Cheyenne and relations marred by liquor. The case drew cautious silence from peers while detailing a troubled military record and a dramatic confrontation near the outpost bridge.
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Presidio
Alcatraz Island
McKinley
McVeigh
Grant
Manila
D. C. Wrigher
Eighth Army Corps
New York
Conlan
Philippines
Wrighter
Wyoming
Night at City Hall Hospital Reveals Tragic Tale
In a San Francisco Bulletin report, a young woman is carried into Receiving hospital after an ambulance ride. Crowds gather as doctors and a steward rush to assist, the police comment on her condition, and a tense, improvised scene unfolds in the operating area amid whispers of heartbreak and illness.
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San Fratelaco Bulletin
City Hall
Tead
Rye
Yang
Suseon
Creamery gains world’s largest butter factory status
A Lincoln Nebraska creamery claims the largest butter plant in the world with a daily capacity of 20060 pounds. The three story stone and brick building spans 140 feet and 60,000 pounds of butter daily average. expansion plans include new ice cream stations feeding the main plant across Nebraska, Kansas, and Colorado.
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Chicago Trine
Lincoln
Vie Tries
Amt
Neff
Curious vegetable caterpillar and bamboo torture ad
An advertisement describes a vegetable pill by W Zens Tant claiming a wicked plant seeds into a caterpillar and a bamboo shoot grows from the body causing prolonged suffering. It touts a $20 set of teeth by Dr Wix.
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China
Wix
Rev Frank Grim to deliver final Hamilton sermon
The September 22 1899 Hamilton News reports Reverend Frank Grim will preach his final sermon and close his two year pastorate at the Christian church this Sunday. He will then attend the Cincinnati jubilee convention of the Christian church before pursuing studies at the Chicago university. The issue notes irrigation congress delegates will visit Hamilton by special train Wednesday for tours of local farming, plus various local notices including property transfers, hospital updates, college openings and community events.
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Rey. J. B. Stivers
The
Christian Church
Kentucky
Christian Churches
Chiev
Mr. Stivers
Hamilton
Frank Grim
Irrigation Congress
Fragmented Brusseis Scene Before Unclear Incident
An odd event in Brusseis involved a milkvohian with her cart drawn by five dogs in the city center. A sudden tombypay opened and a caer urd togalis poured forth. Investigations suggested rats had undermined the scene, leaving a murky account.
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Brusseis
Ancient lode claim suit in Silver Town district unfolds
In Horse East of the town in Meantima county a plaintiff files suit against the defendant claiming undivided share in the Josephine claim. The complaint seeks to quiet title and declare an undivided one fourth interest, with the defendant urged to appear or answer or suffer default judgment. Clerk Clinton Clark. Deputy Clerk Brummett. Attorney Toby McBride represents plaintiff.
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Digitiet Con Judelat Clarpiet
Pert Baries
Vleiahty Va
Dos
Tit Coro Foundation
Daia
Clinton, Clark
Notice of desert-land claim proof hearing for Pearenteau
John B Pearenteau of Dewey Montana has fled notice of intention to make proof on desert-land claim No. 3344 for the nets and section 13 township 2 north range west Montana meridian before the district court clerk at Butte Montana on October 14 1899. Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation are Peter H Deno Ulrich H Deno James Jenaen and Wm Forest all of Dewey Montana. George D Greene is the register.
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John B Pearenteau
Dewey
Montana
District Court
Butte
Peter H. Deno
Dewey, Mont
Ulrich H. Deno
James Jenaen
Apeey
Mont
Wm. Forest of
George D. Greene
Register
Notice for Bids Walkerville sidewalk contract 1899
City council of Walkerville invites bids for a 1500 feet sidewalk five feet wide to lie on three 4x4 stringers with 2 inch planed boards set half inch apart. City to grade. $20 per thousand for posts and bracing. Bids mailed to city clerk by Tuesday October 26, 1899.—J E Briney mayor. R L Clinton city clerk.
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Council
Repty
Walkerville
Monetana
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Joseph Demers
H. H. Hanson
George F. Brooks
Annie
Kenowles Addition
Th. M. Cobban
W. A. Cick
Missoula County
Dreamers
Love
Pierce
Annie Blacker
Catherine Street
Dr. Pierce
Addrysa
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
T Creamery
Hamilton News
Ravalli Abstract Company
Bucher Engraving Company
Columbus
Ohio
Bie
Jame
Ling
Lee Luck
Lee Dom
Granlite County
Cook's Business College
Maud Lockwood
Fort Benton
Frank
Messrs. Wagner and
Sevigny
W. J. Eagleson Will Neen
McGrath
An McGrath
Andrew Nelson
John Summers
Henry Groy
R. A. O'Hara
Frits ‘Ahren
W. B. Harlin
George Stewart
Miscopal Church
Sherimp
A. TR. Whitps
F. M. Lockwood
John McGinley
Burnt Fork
Winn Roberts
Duchess
Castoria
Infanta
Lats
Sir Marcy
John C. Brummett
Tobi, McBride
Plaintiff
Columbia
Columbl
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Fox
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J. E. Briney
Mayer
Altest
R. L. Clinton
City
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