City Council Session in Missoula Debates Pavilion Fence Order
Missoula August meeting sees City Attorney Murphy present an order from Walcott and Lewis demanding fence removal at Greenough Park amid pavilion trespass claims. The issue, discussed at length, is referred to city property committee with power to obtain abstracts. Also, Napoleon Reeves seeks $100 for three cows said to have died from the city dump, later referred to auditing committee. The mayor seeks a nonexisting third fire driver position. motion dies. A Cedar street sidewalk project is assigned to the city attorney, and the council adjourns to September.
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Missoula
Murphy
Walcott & Lewis
Woody & Woody
Greenough Park
Kern
Napoleon Reeves
Reeves
Minigver
Peter Loffness
Cedar Street
Verrick Building
Real estate transfers in Missoula and Rioutana addition
George Dildine sold to Eva Snodgrass lots 14 and 12 in block 12 percent Rioutana addition plus lots 15 and the west 20 feet of lot 18 in Wreck 31 School addition for 3000 in first transfer and 8600 in second. The R M Colliban Realty Company sold to Rughy Sonntag jet.
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Missoula
George Dildine
Eva
Property Sale Record for Knowles Addition Lot 82
A property sale entry lists lot 82 in Knowles Addition No 2 with a consideration of $800. The terse record records a transfer price and location without additional terms.
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Knowles
Camping Out As A Science By Missoula Outing Club
Members of the Missoula Outing club camp near the foot of Flathead Lake as the open season begins. The site offers a lake view and well supplied tents and a cook to ease camp life. Charles Allard supplies horses and ranch support, enabling comfortable camping for the group.
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Missoula
Flathead Lake
Charles Allard
Allard
Pleasing Lake Rides With Captain Hodge On Flathead Steamer
Missoula reports Captain Eugene Hodge operates the Klondyke on Flathead lake and the river trip to Selish. His new boat impresses patrons and a plan to run an automobile shuttle between the lake foot and Selish could draw many tourists. Summer vacationers and visitors from Butte and Helena fill cottages along the lake shore.
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Missoula
Eugene Hodge
Klondyke
Flathead Lake
Hodge
Selish
Major Smead
Swan River
University Historical
Butte
Helena
Calling cards and plate offered by Missoula shop
One hundred calling cards and a plate offered for 1.50 dollars by a standard office in Missoula. The notice highlights bulk card production and affordable pricing from a local business location.
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Standard Office
Missoula
Land openings and proofs noted in Bitter Root and Evaro
Missoula reports plats filed to be filled Oct 6 opening settlement of fractional Bitter Root sections. Thomas Heruhe made final timber and stone proof for 180 acres near Evaro. Josiah Worcester of Jackson filed desert land proof for 160 unsurveyed acres.
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Missoula
Bitter Root
Thomas Heruhe
Evaro
Josiah Worcester
Jackson
County Board Sets Road Bids and Viewers in Missoula
Missoula county commissioners order several new roads and call for bids on bridges and road constructions from Swamp Creek to Plains and east Martin Creek to west Tussor Bluff. Viewers appointed for multiple projects. several petitions laid over. bids due by August 22 1903 for furniture moves at Woman's Hall.
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Missoula
W. R. Blamish
Frank Baker
Thomas Stanton
Swamp Creek
Plains
Martin Creek
Tussor Bluff
Montana State Board of Education
Mwelock
University
A. J. Gibson
Case for Humane Society Missoula Abused Child Case
Deputy Sheriff Gannon investigated a reported abuse of a 4 year old girl by her aunt Mrs Dill. Neighbors reported beatings and labor, and a neighbor Mrs Smith sheltered the child. The girl remains with Mrs Smith while the case is reviewed by the county attorney and Humane Society.
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Missoula
Gannon
Tron Mountain
The
Humane Society
Dim
Titled Police Court Dockets From Missoula
Missoula Justice Phillips handles several cases with Hayes absent. William Barney jailed 10 days after drunken behavior near Chief Hollingsworth’s home. Charles Murphy given town leave after pleading guilty to vagrancy. Thomas Smith and R. B. Stewart fight at a saloon. Smith pleads not guilty, trial set. Stewart pleads guilty, pays fine. Bonner, McBride, and Wilfer dismissed with small fines.
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Missoula
Justice Phillips
Hayes
William Barney
Dog Catcher Lundy Faces Trouble Over Spaniel License
Missoula on August 1 reports Dog Catcher Lundy clashed with Billy Cormier over the license of Cormier's spaniel on West Front Street. Earlier Lundy and companions were briefly injured when a bridge turn caused a mule incident, leaving one woman in the vehicle after the horse bolted.
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Missoula
Lundy
West Front Street
Billy” Cormier
Cormier
Big Bridge
South Third Street
Missoula Notes and Travelers Through Yellowstone and Beyond
A.M. Winstanley and family touring Yellowstone Park. Miss Annie B. Wilson of Beattle visits sister Mrs J L Ravenscrett on West Sherwood Street and leaves tomorrow for Anaconda to visit brother BK Wilson. Pred Harthorn heads to Pacific coast cities for a two week visit. Eugene Putnam of Sioux City leads a party for several weeks, tied to the Wilcox brothers. Warren H. Berry and son George Berry of Chicago depart for Chicago then Montreal to pursue veterinary studies. Dr J J Buckley receives a fine mounted deer tooth watch chart from Northern Pacific employees at Roslyn Washington as thanks for his long service as head surgeon.
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Annie B. Wilson
Beattle
J. l. Ravenscrett
West Sherwood Street
Anaconda
BK. BK. Wilson
Pred Harthorn
Pacific
Ammen Pac
Eugene Putnam
Sioux City
Wilcox Brothers
Warren HH. Berry
Chorge Berry
Chicago
Warren Berry
Montreal
J. J. Buckley
Northern Pacific
Roslyn
Wash
Express
Northern Pacific Hospital
International Monetary Exchange Commission Heads to Stockholm
The international monetary exchange commission departed St. Petersburg for Stockholm. Commissioners said they were pleased with the reception and the proposals discussed there.
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St. Petersburg
International Monetary Exchange Commission
Stockholm
Company officers eye Copper Clift mine purchase
Missoula August 17 Messrs Faust and Tilden representing the company holding a bond on the Copper Clift mine are in conference with owners Shipier Reely and others to close a deal to buy the property. The mine is described as highly promising in the western part of the state.
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Missoula
Messrs. Faust and
Tilden
Messrs. Shipier, Reely
Fine improvement for Higgins Avenue in Missoula
Aug 17 Missoula reports another improvement on Higgins avenue with work starting on the Feddersohn block to add two new floors. The plan converts the block into a three story building with offices in front and living rooms in back.
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Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Feddersohn
Wild and Fleet-Pooted Animals in High Speed Debate
A Dakota ranchman cites deer and antelope as top speed among animals. He claims a horse can outrun any deer on level ground if the deer starts within 25 yards, and recounts roping deer from a winded, surprise attack. He notes deer leap and bound on rough terrain, losing speed on level ground.
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New York
Dakote Ranchman
Chley
Streight
French swindlers copy American crooks in New York
The article notes French criminals imitate U S robbers. A recurring trick targets women in stores with an indignant husband act to steal money. An older local ruse involved a man and boy: a pitcher-swinging distraction leads to a bet on breaking the pitcher, allowing the crook to fleece the victim.
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New York Sun
Russian succession law would favor eldest daughter rule
The London Spectator reports czar plans a new succession law. If the next child is a daughter, she would inherit the throne on failure of a male heir. The move irks imperial princes but aligns with history of female reigns in Russia, France and Holland.
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London Spectator
England
Imperial House
Fuscia
France
Austrian
Mara Theresa
Hoijlaned
British Vestal Co cere Depositors Over 9 Million
England's post office savings bank system moves from Queen Victoria Street to a new West Kensington site covering five acres near Olympia. The relocation involves about 3,200 clerks and millions of ledgers for the bank's 9,000,000 depositors.
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England
Queen Victoria Street
London
West Kensington
Olympia
Buffalo Bill Barnum
Big savings bank grows as deposits soar worldwide
The bank labeled the biggest savings institution has seen deposits rise from 3 million to 15 million annually and depositors from 200 thousand to 40 thousand daily through 14 thousand sub stations, pressures forcing nearly 500 private banks out of business.
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Tion
Poetic License Sparks Rhyme While Browsing Brooklyn News
A playful rap about writing bogged down by habit becomes a mock poetic exercise. The narrator jokes about filler verse and the lure of quick publication as he laments the endless need for content. In the closing line a German city restricts cars in the inner core to electric routes elsewhere.
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Leipsic
Germany
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Immedite Morphy
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Ory
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H. T. Ryman
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A. G
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R. A. Fady
A. G. Engl
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H. McLeod M. Keith
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Toledo
Price
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Bonner
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Blackfoot Illing Co
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