Montana Apples Highlight Plan For State Exhibit Display
Charles H. Edwards of the state board of horticulture leads Montana fruit exhibit efforts for the St Louis exposition and Helena state fair. Two carloads will be preserved in cold storage for replacement, with main display focusing on plates, jars of small fruit, and a durable, renewing exhibit to showcase Montana orchards and the fruit display plan.
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Missoula
Aug
Charles H. Edwards
State Board of Horticulture
St. Lote
Mrr
Edward
Helena
Edwards
Montana
Taylor
Horticultural Department
Missoula Delegates Return From State Elks Meeting
Missoula delegates to the State Elks meeting at Butte have returned home reporting a very pleasant session. The state organization promotes an idea or plan presented at the session.
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Missoula
Missoula'e Dele
Gates
Elks
Butte
Promites Ta de
National home project report illustrated in pamphlets
Pamphlets from the grand lodge arrive and present the committee’s report on the national home project. The illustrations depict the home and its surroundings as a model of its kind, highlighting its potential benefit to the Montana order.
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Montana
Grand Lodge
Missoula Notes Reflect Busy Month in Trade and Travel
Charles Dinsmore visits Butte on business. Mrs Balmer buys 10 acres in Orchard Homes. George Wilcox at Missoula Outing club camp. Walter Hogan returns from Hamilton. Hord back from Flathead camp. Seduah spends seven days in town from his ranch. Murphy revises city ordinances. Emsleys back from Yellowstone trip. Marringtons depart for coast visit. Rutherford moves to Sand Point for electric light work. Northern Pacific reports busy trade month. McCormick ill in Bonner. Buckley called. Gard en City Bottling stock being inventoried. Cedar Street obstructions to be cleared. Arthur Keene leaves Western Union for Helena. Hoboes unusually numerous. Clyde Eugene dies of cholera infantum. funeral tomorrow. Ranft from Lolo Hot Springs for hot period. Capt Maxey arrives from Fort Leavenworth. Black departed three months ago. Lt Halstead temporarily commands KK. Visit Brunawick hotel in Missoula.
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Macdonald
Anaconda
Fayette Marrington
Butte
M. R. Rutherford
Sand Point
Trade Department of the Northern Pacific
John McCormick
Bonner
Buckley
Garden City
Cedar Street
Arthur Keene
Western Union
Helena
Clyde Eugene
W. J. Stewart
Orchards
Ranft
Lolo
R. J. Maxey Haas
Fort Leavenworth
Company IK
Captain Black
Ope
San Francisco
Halstead
Missoula County Sets 1000 Offer for Helena State Fair Grounds
The Missoula county showered its support with a $1,000 share for state fair grounds maintenance in Helena, contingent on Ravalli and Flathead counties matching the amount for a building job.
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Missoula
Aug. IL
Missoula County
Helena
Ravatli
Flathead
Duildinn
Haying Nears End As West Montana Yields Grow
Missoula August harvest reports show Bitter Root hay strong with high prices and large demand from short supply areas. Flathead valley crops exceed records with huge yields while grain crops advance. droughts and cool weather hinder some regions.
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Missoula
Slite
Soldiers in Fine Shape as Fort Missoula Battalion Marches
Dr R Gwinn reports the 2th infantry battalion from Fort Missoula in good health after marching toward the Vegimment of the speer Hlackfoot country. They camped on Martin creek in Clearwater valley with no major accidents aside from a broken bed and some illnesses from bad water. Major Torrey commands the battalion and travels by ambulance but predicts full recovery by May.
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Missoula
2Th Infantry
Fort Missoula
Mandl
Martin Creek
Clearwater
Bonner
Torrey
Wil
Home grown berries and local industry notes
Missoula reports Aug 18 glad tidings on harvest and supply. Reillys promotes local fruit at PM while Wolf travels from California mines to Corvallis awaiting cleanup progress and fair season. Horses shipments to Wisconsin loom as legal actions unfold against Missoula Lumber in land case.
Unclear fragment hints at love and marriage theme
Fragmentary text hints at romantic or marital claims with scattered phrases about love, world, and bets. No clear names, dates, or events to identify.
Man in Missoula Acknowledges Debt to Bond Union
Lewis admits being short to the Bond Union and says he took funds to cover doctors bills for illness. Call at the Standard office to view engraved cards and invitations.
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Missoula
Lewis
Botte Union
NO MORE LIBERTY FOR THE PRISONERS
Missoula August heat drives tension at the county jail as upper and lower cage inmates lose corridor access for two to three days due to tampering with the combination rock. Prisoners warned but continue disturbances as guards impose confinement.
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Missoula
Aug
Court records from Missoula and West Front Street saloon
Justice Philips committed Bradies in default of a five dollar fine and costs after an afternoon visit to a West Front Street saloon. John Swaney was jailed for ten days on vagrancy charges.
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Missoula
Aue
St Andrew
Missoula Reginald Land Claims Near St. Regis and Weeksville
Aug ilie Christian Prey and Louisa Frey hold Medal thinder and stone proofs for 10 inch RO acres near St. Regis. Krank M. McCarney files homestead for 160 acres near Hamilton. James Wesley Smiley seeks 160 acres near Weeksville.
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Missoula
Aug
Ilie Christian Prey
Louisa Frey
St. Regis
Krank M. McCarney
Hamilton
James Wesley Smiley
Weeksville
Missoula Report Mentions Visit by Jones at SOW Ranch
An unclear Missoula item notes a person named Jones in connection with a ranch visit near a location abbreviated SOW. The fragment references an incident or outline involving a person stepping or falling during the visit. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
Double Leg Fracture Treated by Dr Parsons
A morning incident left the patient with a broken right leg in two places. Dr Parsons arrived at the scene and set the fractures to stabilize the limb.
Indian man Allicott laid up after mowing machine injury
Missoula August 18 Allicott the Indian hurt recently on the reservation by knives from a mowing machine has been brought to Parsons hospital. His tibia is severed and he will be laid up for some time. He is accompanied by his wife a full blooded Inyan who reads and writes English. He is one of the heaviest cattle owners on the reservation. His father and he once helped capture Chief Kean earning a $500 reward from General Howard.
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Missoula
Dr Ie
Howard
Hunters kill cow and heifer on Grant Creek farm
Rianeher Richi of Grant Creek reports that a cow and a heifer were killed on his property within the first days of the hunting season. The incident occurred in Missoula as hunters’ enthusiasm outpaced their gain.
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Missoula
Rianeher Richi
Grant Creek
Missoula District Court Action For Labor Payment
Missoula August 18 a district court action seeks $114.25 for labor performed in the case against Mes Puller. Ogden Utah August 18 H O Haveme yer of New York for the American Sugar Refining company offered a $500 cup for the best exhibit of sugar beets raised in arid regions to be shown at the National Irrigation congress in Ogden next month. Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army has accepted an invitation to appear before the congress and speak on Colonization.
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Missoula
N. Hutchusen
Mes
Puller
Ogden
Utah
H. O. Havemeyer
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
National Irrigation Congress
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Congress
Unclear Injury Report After Incident With Cuts
A brief note states that a person sustained several cuts and bruises but injuries are not considered dangerous. No further details on cause or exact location are provided.
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Oo Post
Machinists, Metal Workers Reach Agreement on Jurisdiction
In Washington on August 18 the executive board of the International Association of Machinists finalized local grievances and reviewed a new constitution. Representatives from the Allied Machinists and United Metal Workers unions accepted terms to reduce friction, with Secretary Sherman and General Secretary Devlin involved in confirming the pact.
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Washington
International Association of Machinists
International Association of Allied Machinists
United Metal Workers’ Union
International Mhinemists
James O'Connell
Machinists
Devlin
Allied Metal Mechanics
O'Connell
Sherman
Paris Proposal to Extend School Exchange System
Paris authorities approve expanding the pupil teacher exchange to include Columbia University in New York and the Ecole normale primaire at Auteuil. Each year one top pupil teacher from Auteuil will go to New Paltz, and a New York pupil teacher will visit Auteuil.
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Paris
Columbia University
Echeme
Ecole Normale Primarie
Auteuil
New Paltz School
New York
Yeong Yee Arrested in Portland for May Murder
Yeong Yee, wanted in San Francisco on a murder charge, was arrested today in Portland Chinatown. The homicide occurred May 30 at 726 Dupont Street in the We Sing Company store. Yeeong Yee, one of five suspects, eluded capture until now. A $100 reward is offered for his arrest.
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Portland
Yeong Yee
San Francisco
Chinatown
Dupont Street
We Sing Company
Hans
Hair tonic promises cure for parasitic growth
A dubious hair tonic Herpicide is promoted as destroying a germ on hair roots and restoring natural growth. The copy urges readers to send stamps for a sample, listing Detroit and agents in Butte as points of contact.
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NeWhro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
K. Paxson & Rockefeller
Butte
Tourists believed dead rescued after fall on Mont Blanc climb
Aug 18 report from Chamounix notes seven tourists feared killed in a fall on the Argulles Girasse and Mont Blanc. They were found alive with minor injuries by an exploring party, earlier thought to be dead. New Haven hosts Bryan as he attends PB Bennett funeral in Idaho tragedy.
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Chamounix
Argulles
Girasse
Mont Blanc
New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
PB. RB. Bennett
New York
Idaho
Mr. Bennett
Kramer Hurt in Wembley Race Spill at Coliseum
In Providence R I on August 18 during a championship Wembley race at the Coliseum Frank Kramer was badly hurt in a crash with King and John Bedell. Lawson won the race with Root second and McParland third while Fenn was fourth finishing in 23 53 1 3. Kramer was stunned by the fall.
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Providence
R. L
Frank Kramer
King
John Bedell
Iwer
Lawson
Root
McParland
Fenn
Kramer
Noted Millionaire Dead in Mexico
Chihuahua Mexico Aug 18 Peter Alavardo a multi millionaire mining man is dead at Parral He rose from a barefoot peon in a mine at 40 cents a day six years earlier He discovered the Pal Millo mine wealth estimated at 8500000 He kept silver bars in a steel cage at his home guarded by many men He once chartered a special train with a 200 man bodyguard and was known for charitable gifts to the poor.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Peter Alavardo
Parral
Pal Millo
Arist of The Hague Arbitrators Named by Russian Czar
The American chargé d affaires reports Mouravieff the Russian minister of justice Lardy the Swiss minister to Paris and Professor Mataf of the University of Copenhagen have been named by the czar as arbitrators at The Hague for disputes between a nez vela and the blockading powers. The three are members of the international court of arbitration at The Hague.
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Washington
Thidle
St. Petersburg
State Department
Mouravieff
Lardy
Paris
Mataf
University of Copenhagen
Hague
International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Danville Guard Ambush Nets No Injuries
In Danville on August 15 a shooting by a youth targeted Guards Pifer and Perkins from a militia unit on duty after riots. Both guards escaped injury and did not fire back, prompting local authorities to search for the assailant.
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Danville
Iir
Pifer and
Perkins
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