Missoula Forms Temporary Baseball Club
In Missoula a preliminary, enthusiastic meeting in Joyce and Mulroney's office created a temporary baseball organization. A. W. Woolworth is general manager, Carl Greenhood treasurer, and George Andrews captain. A grand ball April 25 will launch the effort, with another city meeting planned to recruit local support.
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Missoula
Joyce & Mulroney
A. W. Woolworth
Carl Greenhood
George Andrews
Messrs. Heyfron, Kennedy
Owen Kelley
Lolo Elects Trustees And School Commissioners
A Missoula report from Lolo shows trustee C. M. Allen winning a majority of votes to join the school board alongside W. H. Rock and Mr. Lee with Irvine retiring. Real commissioners named Theodore Upman for three years John Miler for two years and W. H. Rock for one year. At Carlton Mr Hendrickson was elected school trustee.
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Missoula
Apri
Standard
Lolo
C. M. Allen
W. H. Rock
Lee
Irvine
Theodore Upmain
John Miler
Carlton
Hendrickson
Train Delays Mark Missoula Service As Wreck At Tuscar Stalls No 4
In Missoula on April 6 trains faced heavy mail and baggage loads. No 4 was delayed by a Tuscar wreck while No 3 came in two sections around 4 30 p.m. No 12 ran two hours late and Coeur d Alene arrived on time. No 11, first in a week, was due that night from St Paul. Visit Missoula Nursery's greenhouses on Higgins avenue.
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Missoula
Tuscar
Coeur d'Alene
St. Paul
Monthly Hospital Patient Totals And Disposition Summary
The report records ward totals for indoor surgical outdoor and office units. Inpatient movements show admitted and discharged counts with remaining patients at last report. The whole number treated during the month reached 274.
Missoula City Treasurer Reports March Finances
Missoula city finances for March show allocations across funds including General, Road, Fire, Sinking, Cemetery and others. Cash balances end March with total cash in treasury at 10,020.46 and various receipts and warrants recorded.
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Acesse Satens
Treasuery
Easter Sunday Outing Highlights Fishing and Church Services
The county roads were busy with riders and many streams held fishermen and fisherwomen enjoying favorable catches. Church services drew crowds with morning Episco pal Easter music rendered again, marking a pleasant day for churchgoers.
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Episcopal Church
Field Flower and Garden Seeds Ad
If you expect to reap good harvests, plant good seeds. Sterling Timothy, Sterling Medium Red Clover, Choice Timothy, Choice Medium Red Clover, Northrup King & Co.'s full 5c package of flower and garden seeds at Leach. We pay freight on all orders for seeds. Mail orders receive careful attention.
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Northrup, King & Co
Leach
Hamilton Happenings: spring prospects and local politics
Special Correspondence from Hamilton reports a bustling Isainhiion season with Largey lumber mills running, a log supply arriving from Missoula, and the Ravalli hotel set to reopen in May. Post office revenue and city election bets reflect growth, while a large funeral for William Fisher and upcoming school trustee vote mark community events.
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Standard
Hamilton
Isainhiion
Missoula
Ravalli
Stevens
Aten
Frank M. Lockwood
Citizens
Miles Romney
Lockwood
Harry W Johnson
W. B. McMurry
J. H. Jones
Mr. Romney
Page
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E. A. Trosdahl
McMurry
Jones
Messrs. Johnson and
Wiliam Fisher
Fisher
Bitter Root
McCrackin
Professor McKay
University Committee
State Board of Education
George R. Jones
Electric light worker mourns his dog Fritz in accident
Elmer W. Collar of the Missoula electric light company mourns the loss of his pet dog Fritz. The dog was accidentally poisoned after eating cheese set out by workers for mice near Bonner. Collar tried to save the animal but it died after convulsions. The dog was a familiar sight riding the delivery horse at the works.
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Missoula
Elmer W. Collar
Electric Light Con Pony
Freight car derailment causes brief delay near Missoula
A freight car on an extra train derailed at Tuscar, a Northern Pacific station west of Missoula, today. The mishap halted regular westbound service for several hours, blamed on a broken flange on a wheel. No injuries were reported and damage was slight.
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Missoula
Tuscar
Northern Pacific
Fisher Family Reunion Arrives in Missoula Visitors Plan Stay
In Missoula today a reunion of the Fisher family gathers with Mr Fisher, father of Will'am P. Fisher, and his sons Burr and Daniel. Burr comes from Bozeman and Daniel from Red Lodge. The group intends to stay a couple of days or longer.
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Missoula
Mr Fisher
Will'am P. Fisher
Burr
Daniel Fisher
Burr Fisher
Bozeman
Daniel
Red Lodge
Fishers
Mrs. Allen Shappee Airlifted to Sisters Hospital
Missoula reports Mrs. Allen Shappee wife of the night agent at Clark's Fork was brought in on an eastbound train on a stretcher very ill. She had been in the coast and California for health treatment and was taken to the Sisters' hospital for care.
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Missoula
Allen Shappee
Clark's Fork
Sisters’ Hospital
Forget-Me-Now at the Tinion Opera House Delights Missoula
Missoula audience last night enjoyed Rose Coghan in Forget-Me-Now with an excellent supporting company. The distinguished actress delivered a powerful performance and the crowd left pleased with the show.
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Missoula
Tinion Opera House
Rose Coghan
Thibodeau Called to Butte by Ill Mother in Law
H Thibodeau left Missoula for Butte this afternoon due to the worsening illness of his wife Mrs J Dial mother in law who has been ill for weeks. The report notes Mrs Thibodeau has been with her mother for the past week. Western washing machines Mc Bride's priced at 4 dollars.
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Missoula
H. Thibodeau
Butte
J. Dial
Gus Nelson Returns to Duty at Northern Pacific
Missoula April 6 Gus Nelson veteran expressman who had been ill at the Northern Pacific hospital with the grippe is able to work again and will report to his post in the morning.
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Missoula
Gus Nelson
Jill
Northern Pacific
Purtle camp crew to move down Coeur dAlene branch
Missoula reports a large crew will head to the Purtle camp on the Coeur dAlene branch in the morning for the summer run. The Purtle sawmills began operations Tuesday. Also advertised are wallpaper deals and paint at low prices from L. N. Simons.
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Missoula
Coeur ‘Alene
Missoula Doctor Recalled to Butte for Operations
Dr. Glasgow of Missoula has been called to Butte to assist Dr. Blackburn in one or more operations. Send your mail orders to the Golden Rule, Missoula.
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Missoula
Glasgow
Butte
Blackburn
Beneficial Association Report From Missoula March
Beneficial association of the Northern Pacific reports March figures in Missoula. Indoor patients surgical remaining 28. admitted 3. discharged 27. died 2. total remaining balance.
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Missoula
Beneficial Association of the Northern Pacific
Glee Club Trip Delights Missoula Visit
Missoula reports Hamilton Glee club members singing to a large audience last evening. The group enjoyed the trip through the state and rode back to Bozeman on the delayed eastbound train.
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Missoula
Glee Club
Hamilton
Hozeman
Weather Shines Over Missoula As Day Awaits
Missoula April 6 weather was nearly perfect and many residents enjoyed a fine Sunday. The note mentions home cured hams and bacon at Daily's, highlighting a leisurely local scene in the city.
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Missoula
Foreign countries favor later date for St Louis fair
John Barrett reports that many foreign governments cannot be credibly represented at St Louis in 1903 and may support postponement. Japan indicates it would welcome delay to allow Osaka exhibits in 1908, while others would aim to surpass Chicago and Paris if postponed.
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Chicago
John Barrett
Asia
San Francisco
Orient
St. Louis
Paris
Congress
St. Louisia
Japan
Osaka
New York City Sees Dry Sunday Across Greater Manhattan
On April 6 Greater New York observed a dry Sunday with varied enforcement. Police reported 121 arrests for excise and closing-law violations across Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Richmond, reflecting intensified enforcement versus the prior week.
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Fifth Avenue
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Vquor
Bowery
Brooklyn
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
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Queens
MISSOULA NOTES AROUND TOWN AND SCHOOLS
J M Van Blaricom visits Missoula as a Victor guest. James Hayes returns from Hamilton. Lloyd Case and family visit Fountain Minnesota. Reverend Price passes through Missoula bound for Stevensville. Coeur d Alene roadmaster Siopel in town. Anthony Link reports a lively Garnet camp. Giguere and others locate Spar quartz claim in St. Regis district. Adjutant General McCulloch travels to Hamilton from Helena. C H True of Philipsburg visits his wife in Missoula. Eleanor McDonald to open Evaro school. Ethel Barnes to open Potomac school. Donlon named general manager of Largey estate lumber interests. J J Rowe, Duluth resident, to summer in Missoula. Steam shovel 15 ordered for Coeur d Alene bridge 30 under Conductor Searles. Mr and Mrs Schenk of Butte honeymooning with Mr and Mrs W A Menirum. J Broulette moves to First National Bank building. William Mulcahy visits from Rocker for a few days. Dispatcher duties shift for Steam Operator Wiggrave and Hickerson. J J Ray and children sail to St Paul for Northern Pacific settlement talks. Boot Mack stand near Cobban Realty to reopen. M S Gunn travels to Helena to vote in city election. Mr and Mrs C C Rennix and daughter Miss Olie return via Virginia to Hamilton for summer. Voting places listed by ward. Attorney General Donovan and Colonel Chisholm return to Bozeman. Donavan notes fast horses in valley. N Coloumbe marks 40th birthday on April 3. Rebekah lodge friends honor him with gifts and a lively evening.
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Anthony Link
Garnet
Henry Giguere
St. Regis
McCulloch
Missoula
Hamilton
Helena
C. H. True
Philipsburg
Eleanor McDonald
Evaro
Ethel Barnes
Potomac
Id Donlon
Largey
J. J. Rowe
W. FE. Fuller
Duluth
Coeur d'Alene
Searles
Schenk
Butte
W. A. Menirum
South Missoula
J. Broulette
First National Bank
Wiliam Mulcahy
Rocker
Correction issued on layoff notice at Western Lumber
Missoula April 6 correction to McConnell statement shows Henry Wolf as president sought a talk with McConnell after workers were laid off. The misunderstanding is clarified as Wolf requesting a discussion about the trouble following the layoff. PM Reilly & Co., the grocers.
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Missoula
McConnell
The
Western Lumber Company
Henry Wo'f
Wolf
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