Funeral for Jacob Leiser Held by Missoula group
Death of Jacob Leiser spurs telegrams from across Montana. Funeral at 2 p m from his residence with Odd Fellows and Rabbi Mulzener presiding. Pallbearers named from friends. burial in Missoula cemetery. visitors expected from other towns.
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Missoula
Jacob
Leiser
Montana
Cedar Street
Odd Fellows
Mulzener
Helena
Reformed Jewish Church
Fred Kennett
Frank H. Woody
Joseph Solomon
J. P. Reinhard
W. H. H. Dickinson
H. C. Myers
Grand Ball in New Station at Missoula
A Missoula meeting reports progress for a grand ball by railway men on Monday night in the new station. Two orchestras will play, one on the third floor and another in the ground floor waiting room. Refreshments will be served and preparations for depot readiness are underway.
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Missoula
Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses or Call City Store
A note invites visitors to Missoula Nursery greenhouses and provides a contact option at the city store on Higeins Avenue for further information and arrangements.
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Missoula
Call City
Higeins Avenue
Dance by Baseball Club Missoula April 10
Members of the Missoula baseball club met in Joyce and Mulrooney’s office to report progress on a dance planned for April 25. Owens’ orchestra will play additional hours, and proceeds will benefit the club.
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Missoula
Joyce & Mulroney
Owens
Woodmen of the World Hold Large Missoula Meeting
A large Woodmen of the World gathering at the Odd Fellows hall in Missoula drew nearly all members. Each member reported securing new candidates for initiation in May. A smoker on April 23 with Grand Organizer Crum is planned as members press to reach 99 candidates.
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Missoula
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crum
Knights of Pythias
E. J. Stanley
Whitehall
Bitter Root
Corvallis
Land Patents Granted in Missoula and Beaverhead
The U S land office issued desert land patents to Sidney Hauk Jacob Louk Emma M Thomas David Stephens William Englebaugh John W Elliott H C Laphan William B Willard John A Blonquist Jacob Althauser Albert Belin May Jardine Stewart and James W Fox in Beaverhead County. Timber and stone cash entry patents go to Orville Co Clark Benjamin Henderson Leona Johnson James L Barnes Emma Barnes Nels P Nelson and J Sturman in Missoula County. Meals served hot at the European Twenty dollars reward for information to the party who broke the leg of my horse on Sunday evening April 6. Troy Steam Laundry Missoula.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Beaverhead
Heaverhead County
Sidney
Hauk
Jacob Louk
Emma M. Thomas
David
Stephens
William Englebaugh
John W. Elliott
H. C. Laphan
William 8. Willard
John A. Blonquist
Jacob Althauser
Albert Belin
May Jardine Stewart
James W. Fox
Missoula County
Orville Co. Clark
Benjamin Henderson
Leona Johnson
Emma Barnes
Nels P. Nelson
J. Sturman
Troy Steam Laundry
Hearing postponed in Western Montana Flouring Mill robbery case
Kirkwood, a young man linked to the Western Montana Flouring mill robbery, was to face a hearing this morning but Sheriff Prescont’s absence of the key witness delayed it until Monday. Also mentions Turkish baths Rankin Barbershow Missoula and home cured hams at Daly's.
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Missoula
Kirkwood
Montana
Prescont
Disturbance Fines In Missoula Court
Justice Hayes fined Willam Monroe twenty five dollars for creating a disturbance in the red light district. Monroe, a St. Regis stationary engineer, paid the fine. John McTyre received fifteen days in the county jail for a similar offense.
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Missoula
Justice Hayes
Willam Monroe
Red Light
Monroe
St. Regis
John McTyre
Water Case Progresses in Boston District Court
In Missoula on April 10 the water case in district court continued with extensive expert testimony. Judge presides as the proceedings unfold with witnesses including George T. Wickes.
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Missoula
George T. Wickes
Mining Engineer Testimony In Water Company Case
A mining engineer gave all of his testimony and faced tough questions from the plaintiff's attorney. C. C. Williams also supplied important testimony. A measuring party from both sides measured the water company's ditch, with CC D Vail for the water company and Mr Wickes for the defendants. They returned to the courtroom and offered testimony.
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C. C. Williams
CC. D. Vail
Water Company
Missoula Notes Snapshot Of Local Mentions And Moves
John S Marshall and wife of Anaconda are in Missoula. Flora Dickinson bought three lots in South Missoula for 600 dollars. Several residents are ill or recovering, and local projects include forbis flats work, station upgrades, and a concert dance planned for May 1. Knights of Pythias held a meeting. various visits and relocations are noted among residents and visitors.
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John S. Marshall
Anaconda
Missoula
T. A. Tremblay
Flora Dickinson
W. P. Smith
South Missoula
Allexander Dow
Miss Selby
North Side
Washing Machines Offered by McBride's
Calder Buse in Missoula advertises washing machines with a $4 price consideration and invites mail orders through Calder Buse and McBride's.
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McBride's
Calder Buse
Missoula
Missoula People Abroad Heads to Spokane Meeting
Missoula residents will attend the Empire Teachers association in Spokane. President Craig and wife Miss Kate Shelley and Miss Newton will give addresses on Today and Tomorrow. Mrs E Johnson travels to Spokane and Miss Parsons plans a three week coast visit.
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Missoula
Empire Teachers’ Association
Spokane
Craig
Kate Shelley
Miss Newton
Lectures Support Higher Medical Standards for Women
Missoula notes a series of lectures tied to the movement for a higher physical culture for women. Mary R. Campbell presents sessions at the Brick's House on Saturdays at 4 p.m. Ladies and the public are invited to attend.
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Missoula
Mary R. Campbell
Wall paper and paint sale notice
Advertising notice offering wall paper at 20 cents per double roll and paint at 14 cents per yard from L. N. Simons.
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L. N. Simons
Will Preach in Helmville and Missoula April 10
Rev. Gustav Mertz, pastor of the German Lutheran church, travels to Helmville for services the next two Sundays and will confirm a large class a week from Sunday in Missoula.
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Missoula
Gustav Mertz
German Lutheran Church
Helmsville
University to receive land for observatory on Sentinel Mountain
Governor Toole received a letter from President O J Craig of the state university announcing that the Northern Pacific Railway Co will donate 40 acres east of the university for an astronomical observatory site and will confirm title to 80 adjoining acres. Senator Gibson introduced a bill donating a site, creating a premier observatory location.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
O. J. Craig
The
State University
Northern Pacific Railway
Gibson
Old Sentinel Mountain
University of Montana
University Ground
Congress
Bids Accepted for Brick for Woman's Dormitory
The Missoula university building board met at Stoddard and Ross to accept bids for brick for the forthcoming women's dormitory. Hollenbeck & Price bid $6.75 per thousand for 200 000 bricks and won. Plans and specs are to be finalized early next week with work start expected soon.
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Missoula
University Building Board
Stoddard & Ross
Hollenbeck & Price
Charles Henderson
John Berne
Not Ready to Resume Work in Missoula
C J Mc Connell of the Western Lumber company in Butte visits Missoula saying the firm has not decided to resume work on the mill and lumber yard started recently. He notes the planing mill at Lothrop is set to start May 1.
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Missoula
C. J. McConnell
Western Lumber Company
Butte
Lothrop
Car strike kills man in Drummond near Missoula
A man believed to be Lewis Liden, a Butte Workingmen's union member, was run over and mutilated by cars at Drummond early today. Foreman Dugan found the body and notified Acting Coroner Morse and Coroner Getty. The inquest was held at the scene, with no decision yet reported.
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Missoula
Lewis Liden
Workingemen’'s Union
No. 5
Butte
Drummond
Poreman Dugan
Foreman Dugan
Morse
Getty
Philpebure
Mix Undergoes Face Tumor Operation in Missoula
Frank Mix, manager of the county poor farm, underwent surgery today at Parsons hospital in Missoula. A small facial tumor was removed and the operation was successful.
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Missoula
Frank Mix
Lieutenant Janda Arrives from Helena at Fort Missoula
Missoula reports Lieut. Joseph Janda arriving from Fort Harrison in Helena this afternoon and taking his place with his company at Fort Missoula.
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Missoula
Joseph Janda
Helena
Fort Harrison
Fort Missoula
Demurrer Filed in Missoula Case Over £2000 Funds
In Missoula on April 10 a demurrer was filed in the suit of Armenia Thomps against Theodore Norman and Louis Thompson. The complaint seeks an accounting of about £2000 alleged to be in Norman’s possession for the plaintiff and a defendant brother. The demurrer argues the complaint fails to state a cause of action and is uncertain as to who holds the funds.
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Missoula
Armenia Thomps
Theodore Norman
Louis Thompson
Norman
Ben ‘Ft
Rother
Seventeenth Century Hats Featured for Church and Dinner
A humorous remark praises hat fashion of the Seventeenth Century, noting comfort and beauty as reasons for wearing hats in church and at meals. The speaker extols the style as easy to wear and well made, inviting readers to try them on.
Negligence Allegation Over Certificate Use Concerns Plaintiff
The record alleges that Norman may have been negligent or failed to utilize the certificate for the plaintiff. The statement emphasizes potential fault in handling the certificate and its relation to the plaintiff’s claim.
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Manner Norman
Fiske Anecdote Highlights Humor Behind the Scholar
The piece recalls John Fiske and his lighter side with a favorite railway boxed mongoose anecdote. A puzzled traveler asks about the box, learns its contents, and humorously discovers the box is not a real mongoose, reflecting on American storytelling.
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John Fiske
Fiske
Rudyard Kipling
India
Chicago
Man of Mystery
English Women and Clothes Compared Across the Atlantic
A New York Sun critique notes Americans view English women as overdressed yet not extravagantly spendthrifts. A London tailor’s former local manager observes English women pay less for garments unless in elite circles. She cites royal women as exemplary in economy.
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New York Sun
London
England
Lilies fail to bloom for Easter in Chicago
Chicago will see far fewer Easter lilies this year as bulbs shipped from the West proved balky. Florists feared no bloom and prices may rise about 50 percent. Manager C K Young of Fleiseham Floral cites wretched bulbs. John Mangel notes a first year without good lily supplies.
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Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
West Indies
C. KE. Young
Fleiseham Floral Company
John Mangel
Old Home Week Gains Momentum in Massachusetts Legislature
The Boston Transcript notes Old Home Week becoming a Massachusetts tradition as towns rush bills for March appropriations. The first Sunday in July marks overture day with July 1 as the start date this year. The event is meant to draw expatriates back to celebrate and revitalize the state.
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Boston Transcript
Massachusetts
Old Bays
Topeka Mayor Faces Publicity After Notable Incident
A Topeka city leader rises in prominence through a controversial incident. The mayor argues that obscurity may be preferable to certain paths to notoriety.
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Washington Post
Topeka
Nat
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