Morning Mine at Mullan and Missoula notes
Missoula reports Ike Heilbronner of Butte gifts large cigars to Standard office crew sparking good deeds and lighthearted jokes. William Greenough visits Morning mine at Mullan. asserts strong取 outlook, new mill boosts production. Coeur d Alene district shows signs of spring with rising shipments and better prospects. Local notices include sales, divorces, and arrivals among Hamilton region residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ike Heilbronner
Butte
Jack Hamill
T. L. Greenough
Mullan
Plains to Win State Championship Belt, Says Colonel
West end visitor Colonel McGowan of Plains told Missoula friends Plains will be the banner valley of the state and certainly win the championship belt this season. He sang of high grain and blooming trees foretelling a big fruit crop, a message his listeners found plausible amid the week’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Missoula
Colonel McGowan
Plains
Banner Valley
Hamilton Happenings Sees Local Returns and Transfers
J A Hork returned from Salmon City Idaho to reenter Hamilton business. M C Cannon sold Burnt Cork farm to Isaac Hall of East Helena and plans to return to Georgia. Lizzie Claydon mourns father died in London March 25. Bitter Root stock farm shipped cattle to J E Hemple Butte and Spokane buyers plan five more carloads. Thomas H Burke and wife sold 320 acres on Lost Horse to T J Phillips who ferried the same to W J Kenault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McCoy
Hamilton Business College
Darby
Charles Daily
Florence
Howard
McDougall
Hamilton
F. C. Kingsley
Duffy Ranch
John Schorr
Daly Stock Farm
Montgomery
Red Rock
Madison County
Ponce de Leon
Armstrong
West
Clara Bishop
Nort Smithey
Hart
L. W. White
H. S. Page
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Margaret Burke
Thomas KE. Foye
George Downing
Fred Grill
McMurry, Cooper & Grill
Germany
Ross Hole
Sig. Franklin
Stevensville
Coeur d'Alene
Mineral Hill
Sie
Clyde Hatch
Troop F
Grigsby
Rough Riders
Gem
Cape Nome
Kittie Lee
Butte
District Court
Townsend Edwards
Ella F. Edwards
Sarah F. Hurley
John Hurley
Lulu E. Turner
Hiram Turner
Gleason
I. H. Metcalf
Burnt Fork
Alexander Buchanan
Grace Anderson
George A. Kain
Missoula
J. A. Hork
Salmon City
Idaho
Mr. Hork
M. ¢. Cannon
Cannon
Isaac Hall
East Helena
Georgia
Lizzie Claydon
London
England
Bitter Root
J. E. Hemple
Spokane
Thomas H. Burke
T. J. Phillips
W. J. Kenat
Rosendorf’s Bread Featured in Missoula Sale Notice
Missoula buyers learn of cash sale at the Globe with bread praised at Rosendorf’s. J. R. Mitchell, Clinton mining magnate, visits on business, citing a bright district with 200 new claims in six months between Clinton and Camas prairie. Big strikes reported at Granite and Scott & Russell. Northey & Carver also yield rich ore. Bullion Mining faces water troubles delaying work for two weeks while awaiting machinery for hoisting and pumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. R. Mitchell
Clinton
Scott & Russell
Northey & Carver
Bullion Mining Company
New sidewalk around Missoula hotel completed
The Missoula hotel now has a substantial 2x4 sidewalk on its west and north sides. Landlord Pierce may add an entrance to the vacant room facing West Main Street as interior papering and calci mining near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Missoula Hotel
Pierce
Cobban and Dinsmore Promote Orchard Home Addition
Real estate ad invites buyers to view a premier Orchard Home addition near the city offered by Cobban and Dinsmore in five and ten acre plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobban & Dinsmore
Montana
Missoula
Reception for Missoula choir at Mrs Hardenburgh home
Mrs Hardenburgh hosted a reception for the Methodist church choir at her South Third street home on Tuesday evening. The event featured music and games and a light luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Methodist Church
Listing: sewing machine supplies at Listers
Samuel's property at the corner of Madison and Cedar is offered for sale cheap with sewing machine supplies included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister's
Samuel
Madison
Indians on Missoula reservations face change and danger
Missoula readers weigh Senator West's Indian school talk as a fight over mission education on the Flathead reservation. The piece praises St. Ignatius schools while detailing decline after government policy shifts, noting arrests for robbery and a domestic assault. It urges continued education, farming, and crafts under Catholic mission guidance, and promotes Cobban & Dinsmore home loans in Orchard Home for local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Senator West
Missouri
St. Ignatius
Flathead
McCormick
Senate
Carter
West
Flathead Reservation
DesSmet
Ravalli
D'Aste
Missoula Nursery Co Advertises Plants and Mail Service
Palms roses geraniums faschion coleas crysanthemums and all other selections plus cabbage tomatoes cauliflower and outdoor bedding plants. Propagating grounds one and a half miles southwest on the south side of Missoula. Mail orders receive careful prompt attention. Order at once. MISSOULA NURSERY Co. F Dallman Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colea
Missoula
Missoula Nursery Co
F. Dallman
Senator Carter Seeks Lake Level Study and Fort Missoula Cavalry
In Missoula a local column notes Senator Carter secured funds to study Flathead lake level changes while reminding him of a promised cavalry squadron for Fort Missoula. It also treats church services, Higgins avenue improvements, Arbor Day, and diverse community items reflecting Missoula life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Flathead Lake
Fort Missoula
Standard
Butte Presbytery
Missoula
Garden City
Higgins Avenue
Western Montana fair urged to become permanent institution
The article urges Western Montana residents to act now to improve alleys and backyards and to plant trees. It notes the Western Montana fair has showcased regional resources and calls for the fair to become a permanent institution. It mentions Morgan & Wright tires at McBride's priced $6.50 with $1.00 inner tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Morgan & Wright
McBride's
Descriptive pamphlet on Western Montana region planned
The Missoula board of trade will publish a descriptive pamphlet this month focusing on Western Montana and its Missoula tributaries. It will include farming region views from the Missoula and Bitter Root valleys and provide concise factual information for inquirers about the city and surrounding area. Publication is expected around the first of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Board of Trade
Montana
Bitter Root
Missoula Man Describes Wild Horses Loading for St Paul Sale
Chick White reports from Selish on the loading of Indian cayuse horses bound for sale in St Paul at month end. He details the roundup and handling, noting the horses’ wild temper and the hard driving required to tire and manage them after years on the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Chick” White
Selish
St. Paul
Ill Child in Bonita Receives Missoula Doctor Care
The child of W. A. Cook at Bonita is ill with a sore throat after initial diphtheria fears. A physician from Missoula is in charge. Mrs. Geiser, recently ill, shows marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. A. Cook
Bonita
New Mercerized Skirt and Spring Jackets On Sale
New mercerized skirt in blacks and colors features adjustable yokes for children and misses. Spring jackets offered in varying sizes and colors with markdowns noted by The Faltr.
Assessor Prescott and Deputy Return From Property Lists
County Assessor Prescott and Deputy John Flynn return to Missoula after several days away gathering lists of property for assessment. Prescott spent time in the Blackfoot country while Flynn worked the Bitter Root valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Prescott
John Flynn
Mr. Prescott
Blackfoot
Hitter Root Valley
Harnois Returns to Butte After Property Work
Charles Harnois has returned to Butte after several days tending his Crouch house property. He repaired the residence and plans to return in about two weeks with his family to live in Missoula for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles Harnois
Butte
Mr. Harnois
Crouch
Missoule
University music program praised for precision and charm
The state university stage on Thursday evening offered a term recital of the department of music presented by students. The Missoula audience enjoyed an unusually well arranged program delivered with notable precision and excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
The
State University
Missoula Plans Western Montana Fair Incorporation
Missoula board of trade conducts an active canvass to sell stock in the Western Montana Fair association, aiming to form a $5,000 corporation with 500 shares of $10 par value. Proposals include a central city exhibition building to host a mammoth fall fair showcasing farm products from Bitter Root Plains Thompson and Flathead valleys, with subscriptions already coming in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Board of Trade
Western Montana Fair Association
Association
Montana
Bitter Root
Plains
Thompson
Flathead
Ranch Listings in Bitter Root Valley by Cob ban and Dinsmore
Missoula agents Cob ban and Dinsmore offer ranches of all sizes in the Bitter Root valley. Prices vary to suit buyers. interested parties are urged to write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Cobban & Dinsmore
Local Trades Advertise Repairs and Tailoring
Expert bicycle repairing at McBride's and Go to Schmitz for fine photographs. C. J. Lemley the tailor has received the latest spring cloths patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride's
Schmitz
C. J. Lemley
Missoula Mercantile Promotes Crockery Manager
Warren Wilcox of the hardware department is promoted to manager of the crockery department at Missoula Mercantile to replace Walter Graham who has resigned and will soon depart for the East. Graham has long served Missoula and his departure comes as a surprise to many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Warren Wilcox
Missoula Mercantile Company
Crockery
Walter Graham
Graham
Crescent bicycles and Ramblers wheels advertised
Crescent bicycles selling for 25 dollars plus Ramblers and Sterlings described as the easiest running wheels. The ad claims durability and upright stance. McHaffie Bros Kellogg and Dean are listed as painters and paper hangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Bicycles
McHaffie Bros
West-bound overland travels in two sections from Missoula
In Two Sections, Missoula, April 21. The west-bound overland trains ran in two sections. The first carried Seventh Cavalry troops under Captain Jackson en route from the east to the coast for Alaska. The train was two hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Seventh Cavalry
Jackson
Alaska
Fifty Teams Compete for Scraper and Plow Work in Missoula
Cobban and Dinsmore of Missoula report that fifty teams and fifty men sought scraper and plow contracts, reflecting strong local demand for agricultural and roadwork services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Beers Restore Vigor for Modern Athletic Women
The article extols beer as a pure wholesome beverage that renews energy after exercise like spinning, golf, or daily home life routines. It emphasizes that beer acts as a charm to restore life and vigor for the weary, healthy young woman.
Spokane mining man visits Missoula area for Iron Mountain tour
John Cromie from Spokane is visiting the Superior district to oversee mining properties. He led a party of mining men to Iron Mountain on Friday to review district points and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Cromie
Spokane
Superior
Iron Mountain
Excavation Near Completion For New Block in Missoula
Work on Tietjen's new block at Higgins avenue and Cedar street is well along as the cellar excavation nears completion. Stone work will begin in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Daily
Higgins Avenue
Missoula
Tietjen
Cedar Street
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Western
Postoffice
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
Charles Otto
J. H. T. Ryman
Blackfoot Milling CO
Missoula, Montana
Harles Emsley
Scula
Mont
New York
Chicago
Joan Hares
Coas. H. Maksu
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
California
Greenheod Bros
Mipsoula
Towa
A. BR. Cook
Helena
Lawrence Houck
Philipsborg
Houck
Russell
Thompson River
Mr. Russell
Thompson and
Eddy
We. Globe
Rosendorf’s
the Globe
Simons
University Board
Andy Schilling
Turkey
Anaconda
Eddie Billups
Gold Boot Shoe
MonnTana
Java
Murphy & Worden
McHaffie
Kellogg and Dean
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Weinstein
Odds and Ends
Garden City Brewery Co
First National Bank of
A.B. Hammond
Avscvssccives
A. G. England
J. M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
A. B. Hammond
C. M. McLeod
John M. Keith
Samuels
Higgins Block
Edward
van Asmus Ostreopathist
First Nat' ‘ Bank
PF. W. Morris
Higgins
Stoddard & Ross
Missoua
A. J. Gibson
Architects
Bishop & Kern
Olive Wheel
Cleveland
Stormer
Elmer Hughes
U. S
Court House
Stinger & Campbell
Hotels
P. P. Pierce
Marule
George P Pringle
Photographerss
F. M. Ingalls
First National Bank Bik
Physicians and Surgeons
D. W. and
Eva A. Reed
Topler
Bonner
Rankin House
Arthur H. Peat
Kohn Jewelry Co
Lyon & Williams
Misoula
Pulliam Bros
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