Practice Shooters Brace for Northwest Championship
Visitors including Chingren Van Poll Sibler and Mactaughlin tested at 200 Mora targets amid high hopes for a premier Northwest event. Chingren excelled with 95 percent plus, while others underlined improving form and favorable conditions. Prelim events start at 1 pm with a 40 39 20 10 scoring structure and amateur sweepstakes noted for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chingren
van Poll
Sibler
Mactaughlin
Mora
Taumgovle
Anaconta
Ifeehot Ak
A Well-liked Tangle of Lovers and Stage Pictures
A fragmented review notes a pair of lovers winning a contented ending in a varied program. It highlights "Wood Floating in Marroon" a striking industrial picture with scenery and water features and "Different Tiilery of the World" a clay modeler’s exhibition of rulers. An organ recital at Fi Presbyterian Church entertains and educates, led by Hallwey with support from Professor Btycher, as a refined community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Wfe
Cardinal Atchellow
Fim
Hardee
Fi Presbyterian Church
I, Tlail
Bute
Hallwey
Btycher
Misy
Nessie
Alvraiie
Shoot Shifts and Sharps In Western Trap Tournament
On arriving trains yesterday, a dozen shooters joined the Western Roosters Trapshooting Association event. Notables include Earl Farman of Sand Point Idaho, winner of last year’s high average, and Charlie North of Cleveland representing Leggett traps, both staying at the Montana hotel. Holohan brothers from Twin Falls Idaho and Pete Holohan, once a top amateur, add to the strong field with Dowman and Thomas Jr of Denver acting as experts guiding the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Brylna
Farmin
Sand Pottit
Idaho
Ani Dna
Fa Damicitra
Montana
Mr. Warmin
Cochran
Che Eitahier
Charlie North
Jiolphans
Twin Falls
Holohan
Sfontatin
Meno
Pete Hololian
Catholic Foresters Outing Near Antelope Creek
The Catholic Foresters held an outing with two large passenger cars and a box car transporting officers members and their families to a shady grove west of Antelty. Others drove out. attendees described it as the most enjoyable event yet. Meals baskets were spread and lunches enjoyed by the Warm Springs creek bank. Afternoon sport contests offered prizes for the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Fenaneport
Affcera
Cathalic Orain of Foresters
Hotel Arlington Fire Ignores Guest Plight
Santa Harburn California August 1 The Hotel Arlington the largest wooden building in the country was destroyed by fire. Hundreds of guests from all parts of the nation were in the hotel but all escaped. Loss estimated at 75 thousand dollars. A telegram arrived stating that Astra Mathewson and her children and Mrs Eleanor Kennedy of this city who were visiting at the hotel escaped with all belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Harburn
Cal
Arlington
Miro
Severn
Uilvnight Ferp
Mathewson
Astra Mathoveen
Eleanor Kennedy
Editor notes former Bruce County residents cited
The notice lists J. D. SteDonald and his wife as former Bruce journey citizens from Gravenhurst Ontario. They lived in this district for years and were married here. McDonald has a sister Mrs A Bint in Graven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandara
J. D. SteDonald
Bruce Journy
Gowns Promised in Elser Glyn el Dramatic O Three Weeks Preview
A fragment from Gravenhurst notes a family tragedy and a theater feature promoting Elser Glyn el’s Three Weeks at Margaret theater August 18. It highlights Beryl Hope gowns from Paris worn in Miss Flope’s sketch The Red Owl, and Gillette’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Beryl Wopa
Wal
Tesa
Hach
Niko
Parla
William Gillette
Miss Flope
Ac. Gillette
Beryl Hope
Geen
City Notices and Local Updates From a Montana City
A jumble of notices lists meetings, visits, and events including Rational union and Knights of Pythias tonight, Central Labor council, and local depots. Mentions James White retiring after Rock Creek trip, watch purchases, hotel stays at the Montana hotel, and visits by Warl D. Farmin of Sand Point. Governor Allen to leave for executive matters with extradition case on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Rock Creek
Warl D. Farmin
Sand Point
Athens
Boostere
Allen
Tay Wotona
Rome
Norris
First Montana Saengerbund Meet Promises Big Plans
The Missoula Maenorehor led by Prof. TX Wireman held the first annual Montana Saengerbund meeting. Delegates and alternates were chosen, committees formed, and September 13 set for the event with plans to compete against other choirs. Director Wittmen praised the program but warned much practice remains to prepare for the grand concert in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingouit
Mievonta
Montana Snesgermvind
Garman
Aristoilia Society
Missoula Maenorehor
Prot
Wireman
Wittmen
Mie Virious
Agileti
Memorial monument for Voleneia wreck victims unveiled
A monument honoring 15 known dead from the Voleneia steamer disaster off Vancouver Island was unveiled at Mt Meagan cemetery in Seattle. The 6 by 7 feet stone, erected by labor groups, features ceremonial unrolling and commemorates organized labor members lost in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Woah
Auk.i
Destructive Fire Ravages Iron Mountain Town
A devastating fire swept Iron Mountain on the Copur d Aleno branch, destroying the business district and several structures. The blaze began around 3:30 AM, with about ten buildings including two saloons, a hotel, a rooming house, and stables completely burned. Loss is estimated between 35,000 and 60,000 dollars, with little chance of insurance coverage noted. Firefighters, aided by box cars on a switch track, struggled to save nearby property as the town’s residents endured heavy damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stananra
Miegoula
Iron Mountain
Copur d‘Aleno
Miagoula
Patshel
AL Lagionesas
Althoweh
Shaw
Pacife
Posta
Tnd
Senators Debate Estimated Reclamation Costs and Payments
Senators clash over the reclamation act, arguing whether settlers should repay only the original $40 per acre estimate or the total project cost. Hurley defends the government's stance, claiming the act protects settlers and that the secretary of the Interior must honor the initial estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Cister
Kenover
F Tha Cottiera
Attarney Hurley
Dresson
Reclamation Service
Bunco Maine
Hur-loy
Reviemation
Congresa
Secretary of the Interior
Warren
Mr. Hutley
Settlement cost dispute over reclamation project hearing
The hearing reviewed the cost estimates for the reclamation project in Unik valley. Attorney Newell, canal zone officials, and senators discussed how costs rose since 1903 1904, with settlers recalling earlier lower promises. Senators Carter and Chatsherlain debated options including government takeover and compensation to settlers as relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hurley
Br. Newell
United States
Water Users’ Association
Daye
Afr. Fhuriey
Oficera
Reclamation Cervica
Warren
Hurl
Newell
Atr. Newell
Indorhina
Cartey
Saverat
Hood
Banator Chatsherlain
Antlers
Antia
Audientes
Esyeral
Senate Cammilica
Bemniler Carter
Anthers
Anthreaa
Unik Valley
Sir Pronger
Senator Carter
Beny- Rie
Deer Lodge Notes From The Standard Correspondence
Deer Lodge notes recount social visits and travel including Mrs Wred and Mrs A Maes Wherson returning from Seattle ex position, visits by Katali Kennebea of Carroll City and Miss Jessie Tumber, and trips by William Coleman and Mrs J McDonel to Beattle. Local guests attend garden party hosted by Mrs W Ligen and Miss Anne Bins, with 193 invitations, Chinese lanterns, and a Virginia reel at the lawn event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Wred
A. Maes Wherson
Lttin
Seattle
Kata Jesse
Apacanda
Roblin Hwaher
Wrank Cantey
Childran
Wertnesday
Cawal
Kataleen Kennebea
Carroll City
Deer
Charles
Joney
Warm Springs
St Joseph's Hospital
Foltz
Hia
Alliance
Nob
Aitas Gara Whittaker
Sand Point
Taaho
Catherine Meyers
West Deer Lailie
Davie Bowden
Sat Polak Idaho
Waselace
Uarbara O'Neill
Proxbysterian Church
W. L.igeins
Anne Binslefibers
Oregon Trunk route dispute linked to Stevens firm
In Portland on August 18, Stevens in contact reports the Oregon Trunk site contesting Deschutes Des channeled route into Central Oregon with the Marriman system. Fenn F. Stevens, former Panamana canal chief engineer, controls the project while James F. Hill has financial interest to aid completion. The announcement came from Mr. Slavens later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Occ
Oregon
Deschutes Ocaryan
Marriman
Fenn F. Stevena
James F. Hill
Slavens
Violent Barroom Shootout In Missouri Hotel Bar
A barroom shooting at the Montana hotel in Missouri leaves one Italian man seriously injured and Pat Callahan wounded. Sheriff Sraham reports the Italian fired first. Callahan acted in self defense and wrestled the revolver away. Both men were near the door when shots were exchanged, with reports varying on the exact sequence. Both victims taken to Sisters hospital. conditions not life threatening. Callahan, a former deputy sheriff, and the Italian are central figures in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Montana
Aie Trallen
Tali
Pat Callahan
Callahan
Sisters’ Hospital
Sraham
Shilian Ares Ito
Slailan
Marina
le Waa
le Head
Cat- Indan
Taft
Minthead Saints
Death of Mrs Gove at 83 in Missoula
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Gove, 83, died in Missoula after a long illness from cancer. A longtime resident from New York City, she and her family lived in Missoula for four years. Mr. Gove once served as police chief under Mayor C Smith. Funeral set for Tuesday at 1:30 AM from the family home 1106 Defoe. Reverend Walter Lenn Smith to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bl. Gove
Ithan
New York City
Ab Gove
C. Smith
Defoe
Hey
Walter Lenni¢-Smith
Suliky Dan and the Yankee Woodie Sulky Dan
A vintage verse celebrates Sulky Dan a lively small man beloved in local lore. The poem likens his cheerful eyes to chores happiness and marks him as a well known figure in the community with a playful old timey tone and a call to collect illustrated cards from The Standard offices.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by Noah Ky user
A Noah Kentucky testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for the Change of Life headaches backaches and nervous prostration. It claims 89 years of use relieving inflammation ulcers displacements and thyroid concerns and invites women to write for confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Noah
Lydia E. Pinksham
Lydia E. Ptok Jam
Afra
Lizzie Voneano
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Nnsting Gqmnmian
Chingrew
Drake
van Peltoe
Orbs Cies
Trontier
Va Delany
Eeergie
Morris
Ed Iudson
Washington
Sherlock Holmen
Cupid
Natice Te
Créditara
James Healy
Craditora
Leith
East Third Street
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Mta
Maggie Healy
Eatate of
Tames
Viealy
Anatonda, Mont
Chamlua
Canada
Ween
Deryl Nope
Elinor Glynn
Milwankee Heer
Salo
Baby Burgy
Rational Union
Schiansl
Talon
Tonlgnt
Knights of
Fauvers
Zoursau'a
Threoglia
Central Labor Council
Tatest
Daniels
Elgin
Waltham
Hammerslough's
Lyfila Jacobi
Missanlada
Montana Hotel
Fay Pienia
Aeek
Ale
G. Naquin
Globe
Atle
Hee
Eis
Charles Delancey
Great Falls
Prinee
Todd
Georgetown
E. P. Mathewson
B. D. Mahan
FR. M. Greig
Ble Hole
Tomes White
Rockcreek
Mr. White
Montana Saengerbund
Huntley Lands
Keppler Jewelry Co
Ar. Newell
Reclamation Aakvier
Upbt
Tha
Hbs
Thavesalt
Thave Doe
Buttat Wo
Wescersiary
Une
Nervell
Cunatraediony
Stevens
Neal
Gove
Suliky Dan
Anacomia
Muller’s
East Park Avenue
Fischer
School OF Music
Mons
Locust Street
Devine
Hoeryt Fone
Strome
Oh Igor
Trices
Enie
Um Guy Pr i Company
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Joan R. Toole
WJ. Bowman
Stockton Vijazhy
Joan D
Ifakringtor
Cam
Yegen Bros
Halt Park
Responsible -Capitutim
Tranvacte
Estern Montana National Bank
Mssoula, Mont
G. Wolf
Fort LeHsi J
MAS Qatirl Vee
M. L. Gulden
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Montana
Bonner Yards
Big Blackfoot. Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Retsil Yard
Heave Butte
Butte
Pacific Railwa
Werat
Arriva Anaconda
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Eat
Chicago, Miwaukes
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