Missoula City Council Eyes Fire Chief Race and Nuisance Abatement
Missoula officials face a push from business leaders to enforce curbside hitching bans on Higgins avenue. The council weighs the fire chief appointment with candidates including Charles Eaton and Fd Mix amid a push to improve alleys and waste disposal. The drought of activity around the Bandmann bridge alt route and a garden city revival frame a broad set of city improvements as Dr. Ives is remembered.
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Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Standard
Angevine
Burger
Charles Eaton
William Noll
Fire Department
Fruit Tree Home on Easy Terms by Cobban Dinsmore
Real estate ad touts a home surrounded by fruit trees with affordable terms and easy payments. Call Cobban & Dinsmore to arrange a viewing and learn how they can please you.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Good Friday observances in Missoula churches
Good Friday services were well attended in Missoula with sermons at the Episcopal and Catholic churches. The Catholic service was crowded and Father Palidino gave a brief address while bell ringing was suspended for the day. The Missoula Nursery advertises a wide plant and rose selection and offers mail order service from its location northeast of the city.
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Academy
Themer Elves
Delegates Return From Red Men Assembly in Anaconda
In Pleasant Time Missoula on April 14 the Anaconda visitants report a very enjoyable gathering of the Independent Order of Red Men. They praise Anaconda tribe for hospitality and note fine care to provide for all needs. Officers elected include W H H Dickinson great prophet and A J Violettes great junior sagamore. George Webster and Charles Emsley named to key committee roles.
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Missoula
Independent Order of Red Men
Anaconda
Great Council
W. H. HE. Dickingon
A. J. Vielette
Tailor J Lemley Receives New Spring Cloth Patterns
J Lemley the tailor has received the latest spring cloth patterns, expanding options for customers with fresh fabrics and styles for the season.
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J. Lemley
Prospectors Prepare Spring Search From Montana Hills
Prospectors in Missoula report warm weather driving a shift to the hills and stamping grounds for the season. James House plans to relocate to the Clinton district to seek boranzoas and extend mining ventures. The Nine Mile Quartz and Bitter Root districts expect more prospectors this year as snow recedes.
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Missoula
James House
Clinton
Nine Mile
Quartz
Bitter Root
Improvements on Briggs property target four mile district
Improvements on the Briggs property in the Four Mile district will cost about 4400 dollars. Briggs is building a ferry across the river near the fort to haul hay and farming supplies. The ferry and cable are ready awaiting government land consent to land near the fort. He is repairing old houses and erecting new fences around the property.
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Missoula
Briggs
Four Mile
Brigza
Hitter Root
Acre property bargains near the city in Missoula
Real estate note highlights remaining five and ten acre properties for sale in Missoula area. Cobban and Dinsmore are listed as the agents for buyers seeking acre parcels near the city.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Local Drug Gist Ad Lists Tires and Supplies
An old advertisement notes Morgan and Wright tires priced at 6.50 with inner tubes at 1.00. It lists McBride s Smith and Simons druggists Misson s Kellogg and Dean and mentions clean wallpaper goods in the same vendor segment.
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Morgan & Wright
McBride's
Missoula Prepares for Easter Trade as Spring Attire Flourishes
Missoula faces uncertain skies yet enjoys the heaviest spring trade in the city’s history. Merchants report booming orders from locals and surrounding areas, with wholesalers and retailers alike pumping business as carpentry and new homes boost summer prospects. Weather moods linger between rain flurries and hopeful sunshine, but shoppers remain confident of a bright Easter display and parade.
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Missoula
Laster
Bozeman and Missoula Masonic Lodge Challenge Proposal
The Missoula lodge has challenged Bozeman to meet any lodge in the state for a medal in ritualistic work. Distance may block acceptance, but a plan for mutual improvement through occasional meetings between Bozeman and Livingstone, 25 miles apart, is under consideration.
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Bozeman Lodge
Missoula
Livingston
Bozeman
Knights of Pythias
Montana
Miroula
Borman Correspondence Spee
Commencement Plans at State University This Year
The state University in Missoula schedules its commencement for Wednesday June 6. The eight graduating class includes seven members. President Craig outlines campus improvements already made and future projects including a gymnasium, military hall, dormitory for women, and a library and museum building funded by upcoming allocations.
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Missoula
The
State University
Craig
Real estate and mining filings in Missoula recorded
Filed for Record Missoula April 14 deeds noting Charles F Malloch to John C Lenson lot 7 block 4 Knowles addition $1 and Commonwealth Title Insurance to Minter Rutherford 480 acres in sections 22 23 township 12 north range 20 west $4 000 Also water rights claimed by C Crysler and T H Pendergrass to Perrault creek and placer mining locations Century and Dom Paul near Martina with locators C S Crysler T H Pendergrass and T S Letterman Deeds involve T S Letterman C S Crysler BE A Clark trustees Levi F Keim Frank M Keim and others in Nine Mile and Dickson Co patents with various consideration amounts.
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Missoula
Charles F. Malloch
John C. Lenson
Knowles
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania
Minter RM. Rutherford
Crysler
T. H. Pendergrass
Martina
Perrault Creek
Nine Mile Creek
Century Placer
C.S. Crysler
Dom Paul
Letterman
Lolo
Dickson & Co
RK. Rutherford
Mic
Property sale notice for townships 12N 20W sections 22 23
South to W W Kennedy of the same place, property in sections 22 and 23, township 12 north, range 20 west, consideration 4500 dollars.
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W. W. Kennedy
Glendive Sheep Buyer Returns Home With Fine Rams
Hon Wm Linday left Missoula for Glendive by carload of thoroughbred rams bought in Oregon for the Eastern market. The lot includes a 250 pound ram and yearlings over 150 pounds. He also voices satisfaction over Montana’s Clark bribery investigation clearing the state of a stain and predicts Sixth legislature bribers will be secluded as Eastern Montana sentiment grows against them.
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Missoula
Wm. Lindsay
Glendive
Oregon
Lindsay
Clark
Montana
Power system upgrade anticipated for Missoula company
A Missoula company plans a long sought power supply and will build a plant to furnish electrical power locally. The firm expects many customers for the new light and will invest several thousand dollars this year in improvements to its system.
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Missoula
Missoula Electric Light Plans Riverfront Plant Expansion
Improvements announced in Missoula include enlarging the Bonner plant by extending 30 feet into the river and adding a new large dynamo. A day break is to be instituted once arrangements are made, signaling upgraded service for patrons.
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Missoula
Discharges Near at Missoula Pest House After Smallpox
Smallpox patients at the Missoula pest house near discharge soon. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith near recovery and Kid Miller improving enough to be moved out shortly. Flem Davis remains seriously ill with scaly body but not in immediate danger and expected to recover in time.
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Missoula
Fred Smith
Kid Miller
Flem Davis
Malloch Breaks Ground for New Missoula Home
A New House, Missoula reports C. T. Malloch started a new larger dwelling on South Fourth Street this week. The house will be east of his two existing residences, include a cellar and modern conveniences, be rented already, and be finished as soon as possible.
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Missoula
C. T. Malloch
South Fourth Street
Surplus stock sale at Missoula Nursery Company
Here Is Your Chance. Large amounts of surplus stock which must be sold before spring plantings. 100,000 leading and adapted varieties of apple and ornamental trees. 90,000 strawberry plants, all tested varieties. Large selection of bulbs in bloom at Higgins block. Call Cobban & Dinsmore's office to see them. Send for bees to Co. F. Dallman, Manager of the Missoula Nursery Co.
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Higgins Block
Cobban & Dinsmore
Co. F. Dallman
Missoula
Cosmos Club Meets In Missoula With Noted Papers
The Cosmos club gathered Monday evening with Mrs. Hiram Knowles. J. H. T. Ryman presented "The Oregon Treaty," prompting deep discussion. Mrs. Knowles also hosted the As You Like It club on Tuesday with talks on Naples and eighteenth century social science.
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Missoula
Cosmos Club
Hiram Knowles
J. H. T. Ryman
Naples
J. M. Hamilton
Knowles
Umberto
Margherita
Mra. T
Thompson
Caracalla’s
Kate McCormick
Sidewalk Replanking Underway at Missoula Hotel Block
Missoula on April 14 reports the hotel block sidewalk is being replanked after years of need. Old planks will be removed within days and new boards laid promptly. Interior hotel renovations include room redecorating with new paper and Kalfe mining. Kellogg & Dean are painters and paper hangers.
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Missoula
Missoula Hotel
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