Missoula Weighs Street Reform and Nuisance Crackdown
Missoula council endorses Angevine plan to curb hitching on main streets and require designated tying spaces. Aldermen push enforcement of litter laws, control wood sawing in business lanes, and approve a $4,000 street department appropriation with a road grading machine to improve drainage and curb mud.
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Missoula
Angevine
Higgina
Higgins Avenue
J Greenough
Meliride
Gibson and
Herzoe
Greenough
Alderman McBride
Missoula Nursery Offers Wide Selection of Plants and Roses
The Missoula Nursery lists trees and a general selection of flower plants for outdoor bedding, vegetable plants including tomato, tobacco, celery, and cabbage, plus roses and ornamental trees. Located 1.5 miles northeast of the city. prompt mail-order attention. CC F. Dallman, manager.
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Missoula
CC. F. Dallman
Fruit Tree Home on Easy Terms and Payments
What is nicer than a home surrounded by fruit trees You can have one on reasonable terms and on easy payments Call on Cobban Dinsmore and see how easy they can please you.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Rabb Wins Road Supervisor Post Amid Scrappy Election Battles
Missoula reports show Superior voters backed Charles Rabb for road supervisor after a heated campaign. Rabb, recovering from February injuries, secured support from local lumber camps as 50 teams and 50 men prepared to do scraper and plow work. Cobban & Dinsmore, Missoula.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Acre Property Deals Near the City Offered
Cobban and Dinsmore in Missoula advertise five and ten acre plots for sale near the city with several bargains remaining.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
In Strands of Property and Deeds Noted in Missoula
County records list a Vergede river water right location by George L Wrather of Superior for 8244 inches to irrigate a ranch. Deed transfers include Donald McLean to D L Moore half interest in Little Mint quartz lode near Carter for 1, and Charles Allen to Gold Belt Gravel Co Trout placer claim and water right of MM inches, also near Trout Creek, for 1. New Easter neckwear and Elgin shirts offered by local merchants.
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Missoula
George L. Wrather
Superior
Verde Creek
Donald McLean
Carter
D. Ll. Moore
Charles Allen
Gold Belt Gravel Company
Trout Placer
Trout Creek
Bridge Carpenter J D West Injured In 17 Foot Fall
Missoula April 10 A bridge carpenter J D West working on the new Hitter Root bridge at Riverside fell between timbers to the ground from a height of 17 feet. His back struck a projection possibly breaking ribs his head suffered a bad cut and facial scratches He was brought home in the morning train to North Higgins avenue.
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Missoula
J. D. West
North Higgins Avenue
Standard bulletin draws Missoula verdict on Clark case
The Missoula Standard reports that the committee on privileges and elections acted unanimously against Clark, drawing broad public satisfaction and silent dismay among Clark supporters. Betting on the outcome occurred locally, and ads from the Standard Publishing company advertise cuts and patterns as spring cloths arrive.
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Missoula
Standard
Standard Bulletin
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
United States Senate
Moving Scenery Plagues Coeur d'Alene Branch
The Missoula report notes movable scenery along the Coeur d'Alene branch disrupting track maintenance this spring. Scenic pieces slide onto the track, challenging the roadmasters and prompting repeated shoveling and dispatching to clear the line. Hank Morton is praised for handling more scenery than any theater, with realistic props rather than painted canvases.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
Track
Hank Morton
Local Supervisory Election Returns From District Precincts
The report shows Theo Upman with 22 votes and Charles Rabb elected supervisor with 51 votes in District No. 7 at the Superior precinct. William Bryan gathered 7 votes, N. Modrie 26, and William Bennett 9. In District No. 6 at Frenchtown precinct Gustave Pinsonneault led with 52 votes while L. Laveseur F. Bisson and A. Lathuer each had a single vote.
School Trustees Chosen in County Districts
Miss Harriet Hord reports five district elections in the county. Arbaide Marcure won in No. 2 Frenchtown, William Violette in No. 26 South Plains. No. 21 Big Flat valley and No. 30 Quartz were unfilled, prompting appointments: James Morton and BR. A. Tozier for No. 21, J. H. Bur dette and Mrs. Eva Weaver for No. 20. District No. 32 Baird elected Minnie J. Ryan.
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Missoula
Harriet Hord
Arbaide Marcure
Frenchtown
South Plains
William Violette
Big Flat Valley
Quartz Ustrict
J. H. Burdette
Eva Weaver
Baird
Minnie J. Ryan
Banquet restaurant meals priced at twenty five cents
A Chicago Bee Hive notice from Missoula advertises banquet meals for 25 cents and promotes carpets with bright prices. It highlights pretty carpets, new rugs, and guaranteed quality for every budget.
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Chicago Bee Hive
Missoula
New York
Chicago
Missoula Hotel
Montana
Mischievous boys threaten research scales at river mouth
Professor F. P. Smith of the state university complains that local hydrographic scales at the mouth of Ruttleseoake creek are often molested by mischievous boys. The offense risks a 250 dollar fine with 20 dollars to the informer, and parents are warned of costly enforcement if offenders are caught. The note ends with an unrelated vegetable ad.
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Missoula
Wallace Gun Club Shoot Yields Flohr Medals in uneven conditions
Flohr won the Wallace Gun Club medal shoot with scores across multiple entries including Scott Gibbs Rogers and Holohan. The reverse trap and Jerome challenge shoots also highlighted good efforts amid difficult conditions. Easter ball by the G I A to B of L E planned with lunch and cake Saturdays by Morgan and Co.
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Standard
Wallace
Idaho
Wallace Gun Club
Flohr
Scott
Gibbs
Rogers
Holohan
Sweet
Whithin
Hooper
van Dorn
Snyder
Whitlaw
Churchill
Beott
Chutchill
Johnson
Missoula Real Estate and Wind Damage Brief
MISSOULA NOTES reports the Samuels property at Madison and Cedar for sale cheaply. A strong wind damages signboards and a Bee Hive window. Bitter Root valley ranches from two to 2400 acres offered on easy terms by Cobban and Dinsmore. Hayes and Marsh delivered a small casket to Alex Dow at Arlee for a child.
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Samuels
Madison
Cedar
Hayes & Marsh
Alex Dow
Arlee
Bitter Root
Cobban & Dinsmore
Stoddard & Ross
Missoula
Attorneys head to Hamilton for Lemphrey estate sale
Missoula April 10 Frank Woody and A M Stevens depart for Hamilton to attend the sale of the Stevensville ranch belonging to the Lemphrey estate. Stevens the estate administrator will oversee the sale. Also this week the Woods versus Lowney injunction case on water rights will be heard as lawyers return from Hamilton.
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Missoula
Frank Woody
A. M. Stevens
Hamilton
Stevensville
Lemphrey
Mr. Stevens
Woods
Lowney
Excellent bread at Rosendorf's. PROFUSION OF WILD FLOWERS.
Missoula in April shows a spring rich in wild flowers and blossoming orchards. Foothills and valleys resemble large gardens as residents bring back blooms. Visitors from Butte and Anaconda find Missoula's climate and Bitterroot country especially inviting. Clover grows tall and stock fattening in pastures. Shoes sale noted at Globe store and sewing supplies at Lister's.
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Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Two Men Sentenced to County Jail in Missoula
Justice Houtchens sentenced two men in Missoula. McKinzie, a repeat offender, drew five days in jail while a vag named Wood was given ten days. The notice ends with an advertising line for Celery Gin Tonle and White Squadron Coffee from Pulliam Bros.
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Missoula
Missoula Nursery Co Surplus Stock Sale
Large stock to be sold before spring plantings includes 100000 apple and ornamental tree varieties 500000 strawberry plants all tested varieties and a vast bulb collection in the Ligenns block Cobban and Dinsmore invite inquiries at their office Prices available from C F Dallman manager Missoula Nursery Co
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Iitgenns
Cobban & Dinsmore
C. F. Dallman
Missoula Nursery Co
Kennedy Family Returns From East Winter Visit
Mrs. W. J. Kennedy, who spent the winter in the East, has returned to Missoula. She was met by her husband at the station and they traveled home together to the valley on today’s train. Mrs. Kennedy enjoyed her trip, visiting Kirksville Missouri and several southern cities.
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Missoula
W. J. Kennedy
Bonner Sawmill Starts Season in Missoula
The Bonner saw mill began its season in Missoula on April 10. New machinery works satisfactorily and operations are ready for a big business. Morgan & Wright tires priced at $6.50 and inner tubes at $1.00 advertised by McBride's.
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Morgan & Wright
Missoula
Bonner
Burial of Dead Horses in Missoula Rail Yard
The Northern Pacific Railway buried 22 head of horses Monday near the stock yards in Missoula. The animals died while being fed on a Washington to St. Paul shipment, likely from too much water given to them.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Washington
St. Paul
Returns Coming In From Missoula Districts
Missoula on April 10 reports district results to County Clerk Wilkinson for road supervisor elections. District No. 5 precinct at Lele elects C. Ed. Schrader road supervisor.
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Missoula
Wilkinson
Lele
C. Ed. Schrader
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