Bonner Mills Run Shows Smooth Start With New Band Saws
April report from Hamilton Montana notes Bonner mills easing into season with band saws operating at full capacity. Five new company houses rise on main street as demand for mill worker residences grows. Electric fire alarm system enhances town safety. Logs are washed and sprayed to remove sap and mud before milling, keeping operations efficient.
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Missoula
Bonner
William Headley
Bitter Root
Milla
Hamilton
Northwest Lumber Company
Tarah
John Partie
Quartz
Ed Dennan
Mike Leahey
Missoula Nursery Offers Outdoor Plants and Roses
The Missoula Nursery lists trees and a general selection of flower plants for outdoor bedding along with vegetable plants including tomato tobacco celery cabbage and more. It is located one and a half miles northeast of the city with prompt mail-order service. C F Dallman is the manager.
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Missoula
C. F. Dallman
Pioneer Thomas H. Adams Dies in Washington At 69
Thomas H. Adams, early Western Montana settler and Flathead Indian agent, died suddenly in Washington DC at Emergency Hospital. He was born in 1830 and had long ties to Missoula and the Bitterroot region, later noted in the Washington Post obituary sketch. His death followed a noon visit to Judge Edward Lander and rapid decline from uremia.
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Missoula
Montana
Thomas H. Adams
Missoula Valley
Stevens
Adams
Bitter Hoot Valley
Mullan
Flatheads
Washington
D. C
Washington Post
Sixteenth Street
Edward Lander
Corcoran
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
French
Miss Adams
Funeral details for long-serving Bank of Washington cashier
The obituary notes the life of a 25-year Bank of Washington cashier and Mason who served in the coast and geodetic survey, aided Pacific railway surveys, lived at Norwood near Mount Saint Albans, owned by Dr. Walsh, and later resided on Sixteenth Street with family. He is survived by son Capt. James Barry Adams of Gaithersburg, Md, who served in the Spanish American War and was briefly in the List infantry in the Philippines. Funeral arrangements to be completed in Washington.
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Bank of Washington
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Stevens
Pacific Railways
Montana
Mount St. Albans
Tennallytown Road
4Th Immune
Pettit
List Infantry
Philippines
Adams
St. John’s
Blue Lodge
Washington
Missoula Nursery Co offers surplus stock before spring planting
Large surplus stock available including 100,000 leading and adapted varieties of apple and ornamental trees and 100,000 strawberry plants. Bulbs in bloom displayed in Higgins block. Visit Cobban and Dinsmore’s office or request prices from C. F. Dallman, manager.
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Higgins Block
Cobban & Dinsmore
C. F. Dallman
Missoula
Appeal to Aguinaldo Promotes U S Liberal Way of Life
Missoula readers print a reprinted appeal from a Kansas paper inviting Aguinaldo to visit the United States. The piece claims America offers freedom prosperity churches saloons courts and a bustling society while accusing the Philippines of corruption poverty and vice and inviting a delegation to prove the assertions.
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Missoula
Standard
Montana
Idaho
Aguinaldo
Kansas
Aguialdo
Agul
Free
Congress
Supreme Court
National Capitol
Army
Shell
Evis
Satan
Agus
Crescent bicycles and Ramblers and Sterlings ad
Crescent bicycles priced at 25 dollars. Ramblers and Sterlings touted as the easiest running wheels. They stand up. McHaffie Bros.
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Crescent Bicycles
McHaffie Bros
Missoula Echoes Standard Headline Parody
The Livingston Enterprise notes Anaconda Standard night editor ering a progressive headline game with Missoula items. Sample lines include Doing First Hate Doing Fine Doing Poorly Doing Badly Didn’t Do Anybody Doing Nicely and Doing Quite Well reflecting playful regional coverage.
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Missoula
Livingston Enterprise
Anaconda
Ladies and Children's Hats and Sunbonnets Featured
Ladies and children's callers stroll through the shop window showing walking hats shade hats and sunbonnets from the Fat r store highlighting summer apparel for all ages.
Quarantine Placed on Benner House Over Ill Workman
In Ben ner a quarantine was set on a house after W. B rentt a planing mill worker fell ill. Doctors suspect a small pox like disease though no name is settled yet. The illness may be severe as similar cases in the area years ago proved fatal.
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Missoula
Benner
W. Brendt
Planing Mill
Deed and bonds filed in Missoula county records
County records in Missoula on April 15 show a deed transferring lot 14 in block 127 Woody's addition from George T. Noble to Mary Densmore for 75 dollars. Official bonds list Daniel O Keefe as road supervisor with Michael Flynn and J P Noble as sureties, and E Schrader as road supervisor with John M Keith and Tyler B Thompson as sureties.
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Missoula
George T. Noble
Philipsburg
Mary Densmore
Woody
Daniel
O'Keefe
Michael Flynn
J. P. Noble
Misoula Notes Highlight Health Ills And Local Happenings
Missoula notes report several residents ill with the grip including H. C. McLeod and Otto Seigle. The Moore house quarantine delay ends next Wednesday. Bishop Brewer to confirm members in the Church of the Fiery Spirit. Remains of Mr. Raddant shipped to Shawano after quick consumption.
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Moore House
Gordon H. Place
Missoulian
Stevensville
Court House
Bishop Brewer
Helena
Missoula
Raddant
Shawano
Wir
G. H. Sraddant
Missoula County Recorder Notices Issued April 16
Quarry location Bennie Jean mining claim in Wallace district with locators J C McCaig and William Crawford. Amended declaratory statement Hudson Treacure quartz lode claim with locator W J Stephens. Water right Ernest Quittenbaum claims 50 inches of stream waters into Fish creek. Warranty deed First National Bank of Missoula to Thomas Sparks for lot 25 block 6 McCormick addition for 225 dollars. Kellogg and Dean painters and paper hangers.
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Missoula
County Recorder
Bennie Jean Rode
Wallace
J. C. McCaig
William Crawford
Hudson Treacure
W. J. Stephens
Ernest Quittenbaum
Fish Creek
First National Bank of
Miss Dora Moeller Birthday Party on Toole Avenue
A merry gathering marked Dora Moeller’s 12th birthday at her parents’ home on Toole Avenue Missoula. Friday afternoon featured games and refreshments with attendees including Florence Nayes Edith Nyberg Florence Draper Corenne Letla McDonald Bernice Holt Agatha Henley Mary and Agnes Moody Hazel Cranston Knap May Bessie Hutchinson Willie Nayes Lafe Beeman Roy and Victor Holt Charley Dimmick Fay Howell Charley Moody Arleigh Chester Henley.
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Missoula
Dora Moeller
Toole Avenue
Florence Nayes
Edith Nyberg
Florence Draper
Corenne
Letla McDonald
Bernice Holt
Agatha Henley
Mary
Agnes Moody
Hazel Cranston
Knap May
Bessie Hutchinson
Willie Nayes
Celery Gin Tonic Promoted as Nerve and Kidney Rest
A promotional line touts Celery Gin Tonic as a tonic for nerves and kidneys, advertised for all first class bars seeking a health oriented choice.
Missing Illinois uncle located in California town
Sid J. Coffee reports from Missoula that Miss Ruth L Barnes of Cairo Illinois has located her lost uncle Mr Flesh elm in a small California town after eight years' absence. Barnes requests further advertising be discontinued. the Standard notice helped locate him.
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Missoula
Sid J. Coffee
Ruth L Barnes
Cairo
Fleshelm
California
Parnes
Fruit Tree Filled Homes Offered On Easy Terms
Real estate ad touts homes surrounded by fruit trees available on reasonable terms and easy payments. Cobban & Dinsmore invite interested buyers to inquire about details and purchase options.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Rocky Street Repairs Urged on Spruce Street
Missoula residents report Spruce Street west of McCormick Street littered with rocks. The thoroughfare is a main driving route and used by funeral processions to Missoula Valley and Catholic cemeteries. Call for removal of rocks and attention to the street condition.
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Missoula
Spruce Street
McCormick Street
County plans pest house site meet farmer objections
Missoula April 16 county commissioners chose a site east of the city for a pest house. Farmers nearby object to the location though officials say the site is ideal and hard to improve on.
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Missoula
Contractor Sublets Foundation Work for Tietjen Building
Contractor John Herzog sublets the stone foundation contract for the Tietjen building at Higgins Avenue and Cedar Street to Gobbett & Anderson. Work covers the main foundation area walls and minor walls and will begin once excavation finishes, which is imminent. An all wool light brown cassimere suit is offered for $5 this week at Globe store.
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Missoula
John Herzog
Tietjen
Higgins Avenue
Cedar Street
Gobbett & Anderson
Globe
Scarlet fever case reported in Missoula child
Missoula reports another scarlet fever case as the young daughter of Mr and Mrs H W McLaughlin on West Pine street falls ill. The household is quarantined and doctors expect no serious outcome.
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Missoula
H. W. McLaughlin
West Pine Street
Fresh Produce at A. M. Stevens & Co
Customers are invited to purchase fresh vegetables and fruits at A. M. Stevens & Co offering a varied selection and daily arrivals.
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A. M. Stevens & Co
House Rebuilt for Missoula Family After Fire
The home of John St. Copes in Missoula was rebuilt after a recent fire and has been refitted. Mr. Copes and his family have moved back in.
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Missoula
John St. Copes
Mr. Copes
Missoula Steam Laundry Delivery Mishap on Higgins Avenue
Murphy and Worden's delivery team had a slight mishap this morning in Missoula on Higgins avenue but escaped damage. A second team arrived promptly and the driver, thinking Unat the con
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Missoula
Murphy & Worden
Higgins Avenue
Wagon toppled as horses balk at sprinkling cart
A wagon belonging to Murphy & Worden was tipped onto its side when a frightened horse pulled away from a sprinkler cart. The incident caused no runaway and the wagon was soon upright.
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Pany
Murphy & Worden
Acre property bargains near the city in Missoula
Cobban and Dinsmore advertise remaining five and eleven acre properties for sale in Missoula offering good bargains near the city.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Ravalli Hotel to Open for Summer Season in Hamilton
Missoula reports editor BH A Sherman of the Ravalli County Democrat says he will spend time in Butte and Anaconda but poor weather sent him back home. He notes Ravalli hotel will open for the summer by the first of the month under Manager Hehargue of the Montana, Anaconda.
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Missoula
BH. A. Sherman
Pavalli County Democrat
Hamilton
Butte
Anaconda
Death of J. W. Mason at Florence ranch
J. W. Mason, 72 years old, died at his son's ranch near Florence after a sudden illness. J. M. Lucy sent a casket to Florence for the remains. funeral set for Tuesday and burial there. Affected by a distressing eastward message about his ill brother, Mason collapsed and died.
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Missoula
J. W. Mason
Florence
J. M. Lucy
Death Notice of Mrs. Sarah Waller of Missoula
The Missoula community mourns Mrs. Sarah Waller who died in Butte as reported in Sunday's Standard. She left a large circle of friends in Missoula and a son, Harry W Turner, in Helena, with many Missoula residents remembering her French students and her influence.
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Missoula
Sarah Waller
Sorrove
Butte
Helena
Waller
Harry W Turner
Pulliam Bros Raid Leads to Fined Suspect in Missoula
Missoula April 16 Chief of Police Angevine raided the private Secretaries Saturday night and arrested a man named O Ne. He appeared before Acting City Judge William Hayes this morning and was fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 29 dollars. The fine was paid. Judge Landers is ill and Justice Hayes will officiate as city judge. Landers is improving in health and visited town briefly.
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Missoula
Angevine
O'Ne
William Hayes
Judge Landers
Justice Hayes
Anniversary Celebration at Low's Addition Home
Mrs. A. J. Thomas and her husband were lavishly honored at home in Low's addition. A large guest list brought keepsakes of a long married life. The Thomases have several children, with some in Missoula, and two brothers, one in Virginia City Montana and the other in Corvallis, planned to attend.
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A. J. Thomas
Low's
Mrs. Thomas
Crown
Misoula
Mr. Thomas
Virginia City
Mont
Corvallis
Man Plans Return to Missoula Area for Home
A man expresses strong satisfaction with Missoula and nearby valleys and intends to return in the fall to seek a permanent home for himself and his family, then resume his travel back to the East after a short stay.
Fifty Teams Seek Scraper and Plow Work Cobban
Fifty teams and sixty nine men competed for scraper and plow assignments under Cobban and partners. The listing shows broad demand across agricultural labor and equipment tasks, reflecting a bustling hiring scene for seasonal fieldwork.
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Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Baxter Estate Seeks Admin Letters In Missoula
F H Kelm, public administrator, petitions district court for letters of administration in Luther H Baxter estate. Baxter, a Lolo district ranch owner with 160 acres and cattle, faces a hearing by Judge Woody this month. First Congregational church seeks permission to sell a south side parcel claiming the land burdens the church.
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Missoula
F. H. Kelm
District Court
Luther H. Baxter
Baxter
Lolo
Woody
First Congregational Church
Indian whiskey dealer improves after arrest in Missoula
William Morgan, jailed for furnishing whiskey to Indians, has recovered from an optic fit. His hearing awaits Agent Smead of the Flathead agency, expected in a few days.
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Missoula
William Morgan
Smead
Flathead
Missoula Hearing Set On Late Husband Estate
Mrs. Neptune Tynch Jr. arrives in Missoula for the hearing on her petition for letters of administration of her late husband’s estate. W. B. Russell, who also sought letters, withdraws his petition, preferring to defer while Mrs. Lynch pursues the case.
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Missoula
Neptune Tynch, Jr
City
W. B. Russell
Thompson
Lynch
Missoula Visit Of Illinois Farmer Ends With Return
James Vance of Illinois, a well-to-do farmer and former Eastern college classmate of Lee Warner, stayed with Warner in Missoula for a few days during his western trip to see the country. He was pleased with his visit.
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Missoula
James Vance
Illinois
Lee Warner
Vance
Warner
Golden Wedding in Missoula Marks Anniversary
The Missoula community notes a golden wedding anniversary today April 16 for Mr. and Mrs. in the city.
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Missoula
Mr. and
Newsstand Ad Campaign Names Donor List
A small group of donors and supporters including R. A. Eddy, T. L. Greenough, A. B. Hammond, 0. G. England, A. G. England, and . M. McLeod are highlighted in a promotional banner urging readers to choose the standard newspaper.
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T. L. Greenough
A. B. Hammond
0. G. England
A. G. England
M. McLeod
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J. H. Inch
ER. KE. Cleaver
Quigley
Mr. Lewis
J. R. Faulds
the Tribune
Schmitz
Kellogg & Dean
Panquet Restaurant
Farmers Object
McBride's
Scariet
Koehn Jewelry Co
Missoula, Mont
Pulliam Bros
Lister's
Flissoula
New York
Gold Boot Shoe Store
Olrest Mercantile Hover
Arcadia
Queen
Ing
Simons
MecHafme's
Weinstein
White Mountain
Enterprise
Lee
Theman
Garden City Brewery
Piont
A. G
England
R. A. Eddy
John M. Keith
Missoula Mercantile Company
Eason
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London
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Jim Dandy
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