New Rocky Mountain division limited train card approved in Missoula
Missoula reports the Rocky Mountain division card has been strung and sent to St. Paul for approval with minor changes expected. The Copper City Limited resumes daily service between Butte and Hamilton, three Missoula trains daily, and the westbound overland limited arriving after midnight. Explains schedule changes, delays from a tunnel slide and a burned bridge, and Bitter Root extension activity as rail traffic ramps up.
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Rocky Mountain
St. Paul
Missoula
North Coast Limited
Eard
Copper City Limited
Butte
Hamilton
Anaconda
Garrison
No. 4
Copper City
Overland Limited
Helena
Logan
Little Blackfoot
Montana
Toston
Northern Pacific
Local Bar Ad Promotes Celery Gin Tonic
An old newspaper ad touts sewing machine supplies at Lister's and claims celery gin tonic is the best on earth for nerves and kidneys, noting availability at all first class bars.
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Lister's
Darkest Russia to Open at Opera House Next Thursday
Edward C C Jepson presents Darkest Russia at the opera house next Thursday. The play, now in its seventh season, blends thrills with a love story and light comedy. The current company is described as the strongest yet, with elaborate scenery and complete staging provided by the cast.
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Edward CC. Jepson
Russia
Opera House
Jepson
Globe Store Delays Spring Opening for Stock Arrival
The store postpones its spring opening originally planned for Tuesday due to a large daily stock influx needing arrangement. An exact new opening date will be announced later by Globe Store.
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Globe
Travel guests include Woodford Mitchell Train and Fuller
At the Florence hotel in Heels guests listed include J. W. Woodford and wife Carter G. Mitchell of New York George F. Train Jr of San Francisco J. W. Fuller of St. Paul J. M. Struck of Kansas City M. B. Marcus of Chicago.
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Florence
J. W. Woodford
Carter
G. Mitchell
New York
George F. Train, Jr
San Francisco
J. W. Fuller
St. Paul
J. M. Struck
Kansas City
Marcus
Chicago
Missoula Notes: Local Short News Roundup
Mrs. Gillispie returns to Anaconda after visiting her daughter in Missoula who attends business college. Miss Harriet Hord leaves for Coeur d Alene district to review county schools. Robert McDonald, ill, shows marked improvement at Cedar Street home with aunt Mrs. Connell. T. R. Perry begins duties as temporary station agent at Helena. E A Walden’s daughter on Rash ranch improves from scarlet fever and is expected to recover.
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Gillispie
Anaconda
Harriet Hord
Coeur d'Alene
Robert McDonald
Mrs. Connell
Cedar Street
Charles Runcell
Northern Pacific
T. R. Perry
Helena
E. A. Walden
Rash
Rattlesnake Creek
Opportunity slips as spring hats go on sale
A fragmentary classified note from Chicago Bee Hive in Missoula urges prompt action on men s spring hats priced at 2 50 and a hand ham pered item at 3 50 for a ten day window.
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Chicago
Missoula
Personal notes from city visitors and residents
Attorney C B Calkins from Stevensville visits for the day. Mr and Mrs Patrick Hayes of Potomac, and William Boehler with Thomas Toner, are among Plains visitors. J W Woodford and family stay at the Florence. Dr E G Ellis from Hamilton visits friends. C A Jakways family from Blackfoot country at Rankin. Archie McLeod, Charles Gardner, Edward and Louis Clairmont visit from the reservation. Will B P Fisher and family and Miss Alice Cox of Boulder plan to stay in Missoula. Carload new wall paper. Cobban Dinsmore promote easy terms for homes with fruit trees.
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A. West
Meridan
A. L. Benioff
New York
W. C. Harlan
Como
P. T. Platt
Bonner
George Freisheimer
J.D. Rowland
S. G. Murray
Sadie Beckwith
City
G. L. Wraster
Superior
Missoula
C. B. Calkins
J. Slocum
Stevensville
F. N. Jamieson
Vetal Parent
Bonita
George Bolles
William Grundig
San Francisco
H. J. Crownover
Springfield
C. A. White and Family
Charles Gardner
Archie McLeod
Ed Clairmont
Louis Clairmont
Flathead
E. G. Ellis
Hamilton
Will P. Fisher
Alice Cox
G. W. Duncan
Anna J. McLeod
Wallace
Pat Hayes
Potomac
Patrick Hayes
William Boehler
Thomas Toner
C. A. Jakways
Blackfoot
Rankin
Edward
Will BP. Fisher
Boulder
Colo
Morgan & Co Settling Up the Estate
Mrs. Margaret Bostwick of Eau Claire Wisconsin and her son visited Missoula on April 2 while en route to Hamilton to settle her husband’s estate. The physician at Bitter Root valley died by suicide at a ranch near Hamilton and left Mrs. Bostwick in strained circumstances. They departed today by train for Hamilton. Also note Wanted a good female cook references required inquire 519 East Front Street White Squadron Coffee Pulliam Bros.
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Missoula
Margaret Bostwick
Eau Claire
Wis
Hamilton
Bostwick
Bitter Root
East Front Street
Hershey and Welsenflue Leave Montana for Oregon
W P Hershey and A B Welsenflue and families from Victor plan to relocate in Oregon after leaving their Victor businesses. They have long resided in the Bitter Root valley and will settle near Baker City. Hershey is FE. BK. Hershey’s brother runs the local land office. The notice also mentions a dress and jacket shipment at The Fair and fresh produce at A M Stevens & Co.
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Missoula
W. P. Hershey
A. B. Welsenflue
Victor
Oregon
Mr. Welsenflue
Mr. Hershey
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
Baker City
BK. Hershey
Land Office
Frankie Summers Accused of Robbing Miner in Missoula Home
Frankie Summers of West Front street is under arrest in Missoula for allegedly rolling a miner in her house on Sunday night. The miner claims he had $10 upon entering and missing it after leaving. Summers denies taking the money. a hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Missoula
Frankie Summers
West Front Street
Funeral for Frank Feighner in Missoula
The funeral of little Frank Feighner took place this afternoon from the family residence on East Front street and was largely attended by friends. Rev Walter Hings of the Presbyterian church delivered a short sermon. The remains were interred in the Missoula Valley Cemetery with four schoolmates serving as pallbearers.
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Missoula
Little Frank Feighner
East Front Street
Walter Hings
The
Presbyterian Church
Missoula Valley
Reward Offered for Gold Rim Glasses in Missoula Post Office Area
A reward is offered for returning a pair of gold rim glasses lost near or in the Missoula post office. Standard of fice requests the finder contact authorities.
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Missoula
Forged Check Fell To Missoula Storeowner
In Missoula on April 2 farmer J Hall passed a forged $12 check to Mrs. J A Ferguson who runs a Woody Street fruit and candy shop. She received about $9 in real money and Hall fled after claiming he was employed by Cobban and Dinsmore at a Bitter Root valley ranch. Police seek Hall with a good description.
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Missoula
J. Hall
J. A. Ferguson
Woody Street
Hall
Ride Crescent bicycles and McHaffie Bros. seek scraper workers
Fifty teams and fifty men wanted for scraper and plow work. Cobban & Dinsmore of Missoula coordinate the hiring and details for the bid.
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Ride Crescent Bicycles
McHaffie Bros
Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Father Ryan of Boston En Route to Western Montana
Missoula welcomes Father Ryan of Georgetown College on a year long respite travel across Western Montana. He plans to visit Flathead Reservation missions and state institutions after recovery, expressing delight at the region. The Missoula Nursery offers trees and plants with mail order service from its location northeast of town run by F Dallman as manager.
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Missoula
Sisters’ Hospital
Father Ryan
Boston
Montana
Georgetown College
Flathead Reservation
Northern Pacific official resigns to seek Cape Nome mining
A D Fish of the Missoula freight office has resigned after months in the job and will depart for Seattle soon, then head to Cape Nome to try mining prospects in that district.
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Missoula
A. D. Fish
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Seattle
Fish
Cape Nome
Sawmill in Eddy Temporarily Shuts for Repairs
The W B Russell sawmill at Eddy near Thompson halted operations on Saturday to repair breaks from the week. Officials expect the mill to resume running within three to four days.
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Missoula
W. B. Russell
Eddy
Thompson
Missoula Child Dies After Operation
Smith & Simons druggists report the death of Bonita, five, of Mr and Mrs V Parent after an operation Sunday afternoon in Missoula. The funeral will be held Tuesday at the Catholic church. Rambler bicycles advertised by McHarlie Bros.
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Missoula
V. Parent
Bonita
Rambler
McHarlie Bros
Much Improved, Missoula Springfield? Ill Residence
Much improved Daniel McGregor of Stevensville who had pneumonia at his Madison street home for weeks is recovering rapidly. J. Lemley the tailor has received the latest spring cloth patterns.
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Missoula
Daniel McGregor
Stevensville
Madison Street
J. Lemley
Cyclone Davis Headlines Montana Speech Tour at Union Opera House
Missoula audience hears Cyclone Davis a famous Texas populist orator discuss current issues. This inaugural Montana stop launches a series of speeches planned in the state.
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Missoula
Union Opera House
Cyclone” Davis
Texas
Montana
Denny Family Quarantined as Scarlet Fever Strikes
Missoula reports scarlet fever affecting the children of Mr and Mrs J G Denny. The Bouth Second street home is quarantined. The boys show illness but no severe outcomes expected. Mrs Denny is seriously ill with pneumonia and in low condition.
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Missoula
J. G. Denny
Bouth Second Street
Expert bicycle repairing at McBride's visit in Missoula
On April 2 Missoula expects Mrs. W F Brown and her daughter from Great Falls to visit for several weeks for the daughter's health. A planned national trip was postponed to try Missoula first. Ranches ranging from two to 2400 acres in the Bitter Root valley are for sale on easy terms Cobban and Dinsmore. Almost Ready. Missoula April 2 Contractor Dildine.
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Missoula
W. F. Brown
Great Falls
Bitter Root
Cobban & Dinsmore
Preparations Underway for School and Pest House Projects
On schedule for start of work, crews plan for pest house and Sacred Heart academy. Bricklayers and fathers to begin late this week on the academy while other projects start soon. Completion aimed for fall term.
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Pest House
Sacred Heart Academy
Academy
Missoula Nursery Co Seeks Buyers For Surplus Stock
Large amounts of surplus stock must be sold before spring plantings. 100 000 leading and adapted varieties of apple and ornamental trees. 500 000 strawberry plants all tested varieties. Bulbs in bloom available in Higgins block. See Cobban & Dinsmore’s office or request prices from Co F DALLMAN Missoula Nursery Co manager.
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Higgins Block
Cobban & Dinsmore
Co. F. Dallman
Missoula
Acre Property Bargains Near Missoula Market
Cobban and Dinsmore promote available five and ten acre parcels for sale near Missoula offering value deals for buyers seeking rural lots close to the city.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Printer Thomas Street Returns From Prohibition Convention
Missoula reports Thomas H. Street, a noted printer, returned from Bozeman where he attended the state prohibitionists convention as a delegate. Street says the cause remains before the people and he expects a large vote this year. The convention was well attended with strong interest observed.
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Missoula
Thomas H. Street
Bozeman
Major McCauly Improves After Illness in Missoula
In Missoula on April 2 Major McCauly, a veteran farmer, was hospitalized last week with a bad cold but is improving nicely and will return home in a few days. His friends have been visiting and are glad to see his progress.
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Missoula
McCauly
Child Regina Marion Recovering After Pneumonia Fear
Missoula reports Regina Marion, the four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marion, was hospitalized with fears of pneumonia. Doctors now show no symptoms and the child is improving rapidly toward full recovery.
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Missoula
J. F. Marion
Regina
How to Keep Healthy Address by Dr Reed
At the Adventist church in Missoula a large audience heard Dr Reed speak on health Sunday night. Reed, tied to prominent East sanitariums, discussed thorough approaches to keeping healthy.
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Missoula
Adventist Church
Reed
Tax Deed Filed For Missoula Lot Transfer
George Higgins county treasurer transfers to Fred Sterling Lot 15 Block 97 Urlin addition in Missoula. Deed filed in the county clerk and recorder's office on April 2. Consideration listed as $23.49.
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Missoula
George Higgins
Fred Sterling
Urlin
W House Linoleum Kitchen Covering Attracts Buyers
A kitchen linoleum sale offering a very heavy grade at 85 cents per yard promises durability and easy cleaning. The ad highlights suitability for kitchens and long lasting appeal.
Baird School Reopens with Miss McHugh in Charge
The Baird school opened on Monday with Miss McHugh of Missoula in charge. The opening marks the start of the new term as students return to classes under her supervision in Missoula.
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Baird
Miss McHugh of
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