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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1905

Page

14

Strike appears in hand as Missoula reports steadier flow

Missoula Aug 9 The strike situation remains in hand with Northern Pacific headquarters showing a more settled pattern. Freight and passenger traffic inch toward normal as eight through freights move east from Missoula amid reduced operator count. Strike headquarters in southern Montana report the Rocky Mountain division is well in hand, telegraphers scarce, and unions urging arbitration while claiming they are holding their own.

Missoula Northern Pacific Jess Trout Creek Seadquarters Afl Soulh Mont Rocky Mountain Division St. Paul Mineen F Kelley Lawcat Wig Loaf

Billings Man Seeks More Sheep and Visits Portland

In Missoula August a case in Judge Hayes' court saw Frederick Thomas fined for using vile and harsh language. The Billings man pursues more sheep, visiting Portland and other locations, while many owners remain reluctant to part with their flocks.

Billings Portland Sitlon Shor Missoula Cover FM Reilly Aug Frederick Thomas

Journey to Anaconda Elks delegation plans travel

Missoula Aug 9 delegates from the Elks lodge held a meeting to organize travel and representation for the state Elks convention in Anaconda. The committee outlined transport and lodging plans, with further decisions to be made at a meeting tomorrow.

Missoula Elks’ Todge The Elks Ana ‘Conda Wii

Biological Station a Success at Flathead Lake

Prof M J Elrod of the University of Montana reports the Swan River mouth biological station a success this summer. Readers learn of new bird discoveries such as the white winged crossbill, ongoing outdoor field work, lectures, and growing student attendance from various universities. The station highlights include insect collections, plant study, and the Alpine ascent to Hall's peak, with ongoing discoveries and educational impact noted.

Missoula M. J. Elrod University of Montana Swan River Flathead Lake Stands Elrod Te Montana Flathead Lake Swan Lake Lewis and Clark Nathaniel Alcock Northern Illinois State Normal Taylor Northwestern” University Michae Knowles Anna Carter University On J.S. Snody Med. Elrod Mary Mission Gertrude. Norton Uch Swanlake Silloway Hal's Hall's Peak Rockies Ronser Miss Norton

Fatal Hotel Fire Claims Life In One Building

A hotel blaze in Aug city summary left one man dead and three injured. Vets and workers escaped via rear stairs as flames trapped several occupants including Peter Hertam and John Ondvoeky. Firefighters battled the inferno with ladders and improvised rope rescues amid intense heat.

B.C Hoy Sharpe Bering Peter Hertam John Bruset Reken Iss Sharpe Mario Chipstre

Flatiron Acquired by City of Missoula

Missoula city officials confirmed the transfer of a small tract known as the Natiron from Edward Schilling after council action Monday night. The property, located near Higgins Avenue and the Northern Pacific depot, will be used for public purposes, with funds drawn by City Clerk Murphy to cover the sale costs.

Missoula Aug Edward Schilling Higgins ’Avenue Northern Pacific Heen Murphy

Montana Second Regiment National Guard Camp Notes

Camp KR B. Wallace Aug 9 reports rapid proficiency of Montana National Guard's Second Regiment in drills and discipline. Soldiers mingle with visitors, morale rises, pay preparations progress, and camp life earns praise for cleanliness water supply and hospital corps. An attack drill ends with a comic disguise failure. A Spanish-American War veterans reunion and a planned smoker are noted.

KR. B. Wallace Montana National Guards Montana Dwenk Monahan Company K Rogeman Bray Company T Company C Companiea D. J. Donahue Helena Suni George Reif Palmer Butte Ihefan Philippines Broken

Missoula nuptials and road work progress noted

Special Dispatch reports Miss Mildred Marvin of this city wed at the family home after studies at Kansas state university. In Missoula Aug 2 city residents witness rapid progress on the Amador Oregon gulch railroad, with steel laid near the mines and plans for local ice and visiting cards.

Kan Missoula Mon Mildred Marvin Kansas State Land of Chicago University Amador Tay State Cae Oregon Gulch Amor Nios Rapid Mann

Henry Mayer Buys the Grando n Hotel in Helena

Henry Mayer purchases the Grandon hotel in Helena from Mutual Benefit Life with plans to renew the lease or secure a new lease as the current one nears expiration. Improvements are planned, including office renovations, with work slated to begin Monday.

Henry Mayer Helena Shecal Toonia Standard Bury Grandon Muttual Benet Lite Trout Newark Meyer Ranidon

Homestead and entry filings noted in Missoula probate office

Aug 1 192? filings show JG Sr and stone entry for 18 acres near Frenchtown Berry Emerick and Austin N Brooks homestead entries of 18 and 180 acres near Rout ere Missoula. A warranty deed transfers from Fairward Holt to Ernest Veuve for a lot in the McWirk addition worth 1000 dollars.

JG. M Sr Stone Frenchtown Berry” Emerick Austin N. Brooks Missoula Aus Iternoon Fairward Holt Ernest Veuve McWirk

Plains Defeat Thompson in Sanders Championship Fight

Plains defeated Thompson in a Sunday baseball game, winning 28 to unknown, clinching the undisputed Sanders championship title after seven innings. The Plains offense battered Thompson’s pitcher, with strong hitting across the field and a decisive late surge.

Speenanapaten Standard Plains Atv Thompson Falla Plains Thompson Ale Asl Plaine Sanders Sunnday Phaine Thompson Patts Randers Noxons Uly

Nelson Bound Over to District Court in Grand Larceny Case

Missoula August 9 M O Nelson tied over to district court after arraignment on grand larceny charges for absconding with Carp enters union funds. Nelson, former union treasurer, vanished from Missoula last January and was arrested in Spokane by Sheriff Graham. officials expect a bail hearing soon.

Nelson Missoula O. Nelson Carpenters” Union Spokane Sheri Graham Tess

Bass Reports Strong Apple Crop Outlook in Valley

W R Bass, Stevensville fruit grower and business figure, visited Ahiasoula on business and said valley apple crop conditions have improved greatly in the last week. He noted all local growers expect a full and excellent yield forthcoming.

Ahiasoula W. R. Bass Stevensville

Funeral of Mrs Hayes in Missoula Tomorrow at 10

The funeral for Mrs Hayes who died here last night will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock from the Methodist church. Marsh Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Missoula Aftaire M. Hayes Methodist Gertaker Marsh

Indians of Reservation to See the Big Show in Missoula

Barnum and Bailey big shows come to Missoula with one performance tomorrow. Extra coaches were sent up the Bitter Root to handle expected Valley crowds. More than 100 Flathead Reservation Indians arrived to attend. The show will arrive at 3 a.m. in four sections from Helena.

Missoula Barnum & Bailey Flathead Helena

Drum Major Crawford Praised for Band Leadership

Lance Corporal Eldred Crawford of company K is promoted to drum major and praised for drill, appearance, and leadership. Band Teacher Svo janen improved the music. Crawford earns high supervisor approval and leads with bright soldierly ideals. Hand-made chevrons and a note of esteem accompany the honor as the unit reflects on discipline and readiness.

Eldred Crawford Company K Svojanen Crawford Crawford i Mon Kalispell Land Hays Smith

Recital of the Story Breaks Her All Up

In San Francisco the coroner's inquest into W. W. Stephenson's death reveals his wife fainting as she testifies the confessions mirror earlier statements. The jury returns a murder verdict against Chilion Bowen as Stanley Clague departs after a Chicago visit with notes on local travels.

San Francisco Aug W. W. Stephenson Washoe Nev Chillion ‘Bowen Chillion Bowen

What They Need Most A Good Square Meal

Chester Augy. The sailors from the fever struck British steamer Berneton, now in Chester hospital, tell of suffering as meat ran short at sea. They endured near starvation and begged for full meals, doctors say the worst pain was hunger.

Chester Berneton Inshe-Chester Hospital Azores Chester Hospital

Sinking of Russian cruiser Variag confirmed by Japanese

Tokio reports the Imperial Navy announced the successful sinking of the Russian cruiser Variag yesterday afternoon. The note reflects strong satisfaction over the result amid ongoing naval tensions with Russia.

Tokio Imperial Navy Department Variag Korletz Chemulpo Ih

Collision reported between troops and armed Jews at Zhitomir

A clash between troops and a well armed Jewish group occurred today at Zhitomir near St. Petersburg. Reports say several killed or wounded though details are unavailable and no official confirmation has been issued.

St. Petersburg Zhitomir

Russian naval adviser Roustine visits Boston en route to Portsmouth

Roustine former naval attaché at Tokyo and chief naval adviser to General Linovitch passed through Boston today on a trip to Portsmouth New Hampshire. A nine ounce 38-hour-old son of Mr and Mrs J D Piper of 1001 Defoe Street died at their residence shortly before midnight. Funeral arrangements for the infant are set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in Valley Cemetery with Undertaker Marsh in charge.

Boston Aaass Coummander Roustine Tokio Linovitch Portsmouth N. H Mistoula J.D. Piper Defoe Street Valley Cemetery Marsh

Medal for Fredericks at Chicago Golf Club links

Dr P Fredericks of Ohio City Pa won the gold medal with a 133 total in the 38 hole aging round of the eleventh national golf championship at the Chicago Golf Club links, setting the competitive course record.

P. Fredericks OH City Chicago Golflub Links

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