University building plans extension debated in Missoula
Missoula April 2 The building commission of the university will meet again as Architect Kennedy submits extension plans with suggested changes from the board. Earlier the board split on Gibson vs Kennedy plans with Kennedy favored for a 45 percent larger building. Kennedy altered basement stone and some rooms to meet requirements. Rooms for students and matrons only were discussed while faculty spaces were not favored. Rooms for students and matrons will be in the building.
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Missoula
Building Commission of
the University
Kennedy
Messrs. Stoddard
Latimer
Gibson
State Board of Education
Messrs. Cave
Higgins
Heffron
Kennedy. the Plans of Mr. Kennedy
Helena
Montana Agricultural College Glee Club to Perform at Opera House
The Montana Agricultural College glee club will appear at the opera house on April 4 and be welcomed by all. Tickets are on sale at Hartley's priced 75 and 50 cents.
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Real Live College Glee Club
Montana Agricultural College
Opera House
Hartley's
Trains Resume Regular Service East to Missoula
A dispatch to Agent Clark reports Trains Nos. 3 and 4 crossed the break and will run regularly with little delay. Nos. 11 and 12 to be re established later in the week. Tickets to all points resume sales at once and Standards distribution will occur after midnight.
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Missoula
Clark
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Burlington
Late apples prove prime in Montana orchard plan
Tom McClain of Carlton Montana promotes late winter apple varieties and Bitter Root apples available year round with proper care. He markets apples and nursery stock from his hillside farm, supports Western Montana fairs, and remains a leading Montana nurseryman with a large, productive orchard.
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Missoula
Tom McClain
Montana
McClain
Carlton
Codling moth inspectors target city orchards
After the Codling Moth, Missoula April 2 inspectors continue work on local and nearby orchards. They scrape prune and cut in neglected plots to keep city orchards in first class shape.
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Missoula
Dynamite Opens Ice for Logs at Nine Mile
P. M. Reilly & Co. reports dynamite used by the Western lumber company to loosen thick ice at the storage pond mouth of Nine Mile. The blast freed logs bound in ice and ready the Lothrop mill to resume operations.
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Missoula
Western Lumber Company
Nine Mile
Lothrop Mill
Interior church decoration advances in Missoula
The Missoula April 2 report notes progress on decorating the Catholic church interior. Panels completed attract praise for their artistic quality. Mail orders are invited to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
Missoula to Get Elaborate Northern Pacific Lunch Room
Missoula April 2. Superintendent Tourtelet of the dining car department of the Northern Pacific arrived from the west last evening and will proceed to make arrangements for a lunch room in the new station. The Missoula lunch room is planned to be the most elaborate on the line with looking glasses among the furniture.
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Missoula
Tourtelet
Dining Car Department
The
Northern Pacific
Bert I. Palmer
Spokane
Woodworth
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Grass Valley
Bo. B. Catlin
Anaconda Standard
C. A. Stillinger
Superior
William Edwards
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
John Woodson
Hamilton
Residence changes owners in Missoula at $10,000 sale
The McKeen property at East Front and Madison in Missoula sold today to Gaspard Deschamp for 10000. The home, long owned by the late William McKeen family, will be reduced in size as Deschamp and family plan to move in May 1.
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Missoula
McKeen
East Front Street
Madison
Gaspard Deschamp
William McKeen
Mr. Deschamp
Emil Turk Moved to Mother's Home in Missoula
Emil Turk the ill newspaper man was moved today to his mother's home on the north side of Missoula. The change aims to improve his condition as he remains very ill.
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Missoula
Emil Turk
Operation Performed in Missoula Hospital
Missoula April 2 Mrs Al Chamberlain is a patient at the Sisters hospital. A serious operation was performed and she is resting easily. Mrs Chamberlain is the wife of the yardmaster at the Northern Pacific yards here.
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Missoula
al Chamberlain
Sisters’ Hospital
Missoula Readies First Local Listening Opportunity
Missoula residents will soon enjoy for the first time the opportunity of listening to a new program. The April 2 dispatch notes upcoming events and community interest in local broadcasting initiatives.
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Missoula
Wallpaper and Paint Pricing Notice by L N Simona
Price terms show wallpaper at 20 cents per double roll and two coats paint at 14 cents per yard quoted by L N Simona. The fragment notes a sale or service listing for interior finishing work.
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L. N. Simona
Missoula Notes Mention Local People and Events
Joseph D Hicks visits Missoula while Bonita’s parent arrives on business. Woodmen of America set third annual ball on April 3. Glaude visits Huson district. various locals form, buy, or sell property. Churches raise funds. North Pacific trains keep regular schedule for Hamilton trips.
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Joseph D. Hicks
Flathead Valley
Bonita
Sheriff's Office
George Francis Train, Jr
San Francisco
Charles Dinsmore
Bitter Root
Woodmen of America
William KB. Stewart
Canada
H. Graham
Missoula
Death of Nils Fredericks in Missoula at 19
Nils Fredericks son of painter 8 Fredericks died this morning at his home 1140 Toole Ave Missoula after heart trouble. He was 19 and well liked. Funeral planned Thursday at 3 30 pm from the residence with Rev M Peterson of the Scandinavian church officiating.
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Missoula
Nils Fredericks
Fredericks
Toole Avenue
Rev. M. Peterson
The
Scandinavian Church
Kirkwood Seeks Time to Engage Lawyers in Defense
Kirkwood authorities request a delay to secure legal counsel as they prepare a defense. Officials outlined the plan during a public session, noting the need for thorough review before proceeding with the case.
Man Arrested With Fisher In Flour Mill Safe Blow
George Kirkwood, jailed with Charles Fisher after the flour mill safe was blown, asked for time to gather funds from his East Coast parents and aid from attorneys. Justice Houtchens set April 19 for his examination. Kirkwood promises vigorous defense while Fisher's role remains unclear.
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Missoula
George Kirkwood
Charles Fisher
Justice Houtchens
Kirkwood
Fisher
Robbery on the Reservation in Missoula
In Missoula on the reservation Judge Louison reports a burglary at his home during yardwork yesterday. About 100 dollars in gold was stolen from a hidden place. a man named Combs, who exchanged gold for smaller coins, has been arrested and will stand trial.
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Missoula
Judge Louison
Louison
Combs
Water case persists in Missoula district court
In Missoula the water case of Missoula Water company against C E Williams and others consumed the entire day in district court. Testimony from company officer Fred Sterling covered the water supply while Col T C Marshall described use from the Higgins ditch on Spruce Street. Other witnesses included C D Vail J H Harper and Father Palladino with more witnesses expected this week.
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Missoula
Missoula Water Company
C. KE. Williams
Water Company
Fred Sterling
Col. T. C. Marshall
Spruce Street
C. D. Vail
J. H. Harper
Father Palladino
Assessor Mossrey Settles Hope Lumber Tax Clash
Missoula on April 2 reports Assessor Mossrey traveled to the west end of the county to halt a sale over unpaid taxes by Hope Lumber. He received payment yesterday and is at the scene stopping the advertised sale.
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Missoula
Mossrey
Hope Lumber Company
Smith and Durham Tie in Missoula Nuptials
Justice William Hayes joined J. Perry Smith and Miss Louisa Durham in marriage at the Missoula hotel bridal parlors on April 2. The ceremony was witnessed by close friends, with Mr. Barfield as best man and Mrs. Berry, the Northern Pacific agent at De Smet, present.
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Missoula
William Hayes
J. Perry Smith
Lousa Durham
de Smet District
Missoula Hotel
Barfield
Berry
Northern Pacific
de Smet
Change of Life Testimonial From Mrs Pingsam
Mrs Pingsam recounts relief after two years of hot and cold flashes and changing appetite. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound credited with health restoration for six years. Mrs E Sarner of Los Angeles endorses the product and praises its charitable usefulness.
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Dean Mrs. Pingsam
F. Sailer
German Relief Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Sarner
Hill St
Marriage of Mrs. Smith and Partner Silent Notice
A Western Montana couple announced their marriage with only close friends aware until today. Mr and Mrs Smith plan a honeymoon to Spokane and will settle at the Hanratti sawmill after their trip.
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Montana
Mrs. Smith
Spokade
Hanratti
Brunswik Hotel Fumigated After Smallpox Case
Missoula health department fumigated the Brunswik hotel after a smallpox case was found there. The hotel remained open for business overnight and into the morning.
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Missoula
Brunswik Hotel
Stop Order On Bootblack Stand In Missoula Alley
Missoula officials halted construction of a small bootblack stand in an alley. The work proceeded without a permit and violated city ordinances.
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Missoula
Default Set Aside in Reynolds v Reynolds Divorce
Missoula April 2. In Reynolds versus Reynolds the previously secured default was set aside on motion while service on the defendant is perfected.
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Missoula
Reynolds
Hadley Morrison Corrects Credit Troubles in Missoula
Hadley Morrison, recently in Bonita with credit issues, visited Missoula for several days and has straightened up his affairs. The report notes he resolved the difficulties and returned to status.
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Missoula
Hadley Morrison
Bonita
University ex-professor in Seattle dies by suspected self harm
Realized his condition, Dr Frederick W Colegrove, ex professor of philosophy at the college, is said to have attempted death by his own action after visiting Stelicom asylum. He resigned after teaching psychiatry and degeneration, studying insanity before his departure from Seattle to reach friends. He had prior mental imbalance.
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Seattle
St. Paul
Frederick W. Colegrove
Sheep drive incites local rancher protest near Twin Bridges
A Twin Bridges Monitor reader letter from ranchers protests sheep incursions into local grazing lands. They argue nonresident flocks pay no county taxes and urge the stock association to address the issue, calling it a grave matter.
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Twin Bridges
Horse thieves active near Blackfeet reservation after De Wolfe conviction
Fort Benton River Press reports a spike in horse thefts this spring around the Blackfeet reservation. Several work horses were stolen from Gold Butte residents John McDowell and Frank Sutton last week, with chase ongoing. Two unknown men stole a team and wagon from Little Bear Chief in Cut Bank. Officials may seek tighter supervision of residents along the upper Milk River valley on the reservation.
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Fort Benton River
Blackfeet Reservation
Percy de Wolfe
John McDowell
Frank Sutton
Gold Butte
Little Bear Chief
Cut Bank
Indian Department
Upper
Milk River Valley
Final hearing on Dittman stockholders suit in Newark
The final hearing before Vice Chancellor Emery in Newark examined a suit by Henry J. Dittman and other stockholders against the Distilling Company of America. They seek dividends from earnings allegedly withheld to swell working capital.
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Newark
N. J
Henry J. Dittman
Distiling Company of America
Fmery
Chilean Congress to Convene First Extraordinary Session
Santiago de Chile reports the Chilean congress will meet in an extraordinary session on April 7 to discuss financial matters. The session aims to address pressing budget and fiscal issues facing the government.
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Santiago de Chile
Elect Officers for Old Dominion Copper Co in Jersey City
A stockholders meeting in Jersey City elected ex Assemblyman James Vreedenburg of New Jersey as permanent chairman and ex Assemblyman Isaac G Goldenheim of Jersey City as permanent secretary.
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New York
Old Dominion Copper Company
Jersey City
James Vreedenburg
New Jersey
Isaac G. Goldenheim
Directors on the board announce retirements after election
After the board election, Charles F. Smith Joseph T. Herrick Charles G. Lund Edward Newton J Waldo Smith Louis D Brandies and George L Towle remain directors. Mr Brandies said Lund Newton J Waldo Smith and himself would retire and be replaced by others more familiar with the business.
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Charles F. Smith
Joseph T. Herrick
Charles G. Lund
Edward 8. Newton
J. Waldo Smith
Louis D. Brandies
George L. Towle
Mr. Brandies
Messrs. Lund
Newton
Rhodes Funeral Observed at Parliament House
In Cape Town a private service for Cecil Rhodes was held at Groot Schuur before his coffin was moved to the Parliament vestibule. The bier bore his tattered onion jack and Oxford gown, with Cape police guarding the chamber and a wreath from Queen Alexandra. Rudyard Kipling to take part in the funeral procession.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Groot Schuur
Parliament Building
Mr. Rhodes
Muassikesi
Oxford
Queen Alexandra
Rudyard Kipling
Albanian revolt rumor links Garibaldi son to Albania
Vienna dispatch reports Gen Ricotti Garibaldi, son of an Italian patriot, invited by several Albanian magnates to land in Albania and raise the revolt standard. The Morgen Zeitung notes the tension in the region and the potential for renewed uprising.
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Vienna
Riccotti Garibaldi
Albania
Disabled Cunard Liner Etruria Reaches Liverpool In Tow
The Cunard liner Etruria, from Fayal Azores, March 17, arrived in Liverpool today after being towed by two tugs.
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Liverpool
Etruria
Fayal
Azores
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Plains
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Hammond Addition
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Huson District
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Hamilton, Mont
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