Ruins To Be Replaced In Hamilton After Fire
Missoula reports from Aug 20 indicate the burned business district in Hamilton will be rebuilt at once. plans include a new hotel to replace the one destroyed. residents from Bitter Root praise the town’s push and expect more substantial modern structures replacing the old. Matt Bин dour reportedly had insurance to cover rebuilding delays and losses.
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Missoula
Hamilton
Page
Matt Blindour
Western Montana lakes name change debate heats up
Missoula readers discuss renaming lakes and mountains on the Flathead Reservation. Judge Hiram Knowles urges restoring the historic White Moose naming for Lake Como, arguing it preserves a unique identity. He notes Lake McDonald was once called McDonald’s Lake in 1869 during a visit to a Hudson Bay post.
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Missoula
Montana
Standard
Duncan McDonald
Sunday Standard
Hiram Knowles
Lake Como
White Moose Lake
Harlan
Bitter Root Valley
Italy
Minnesota
McDonald
McDonald’s Lake
Hudson Bay
Martin Dead After Sunday Fire and Other Juridical Notes
Tom Martin who suffered severe burns in Sunday's fire died around noon today. Nels Peterson received a 16 year penitentiary sentence for murdering Andrew Nelson. Sheil Chaffin accompanies Peterson to the lodge for transfer. Ravalli county versus A M company over the Hamilton bridge loss was continued by agreement. Hammond vs. the board of commissioners stands in court.
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Specis
Standard
Hamilton
Tom Martin
Nels Peterson
Andrew Nelson
State Penitentiary
Sheil Chaffin
Dle Lodge
Ravalli County
A. M. Company
Hamilton Bridge
Hammond Vn
Board of Commissioners
Missoula Hospital Notes Recoveries and Discharges
Aug 20 report from Missoula lists Anthony Richart Bt Regis recovering and leaving Sisters Hospital to resume work. Louis Valinieur Clinton cured and sent home. Calix Houlle, Peter Caykie, and James Kennedy remain hospitalized for throat illness or typhoid. No deaths. typhoid cases reduced to one.
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Missoula
Anthony Richart
Bt. Regis
Sisters’ Hospital
Bnake
Louis Valinieur
Clinton
Calix Houlle
Peter Caykie
James Kennedy
Missoula Railway Runs On New Schedule With Narrow Delay
Missoula reports last night’s west bound north coast limited arrived 11 45 on the new schedule, just ten minutes late. The train, using the new card, reached the western terminal on time and was handed to the Idaho division. Engine 201, recently overhauled, pulled it across the Rocky Mountain division. The Butte to Missoula run took a little over three hours despite circus and excursion trains on the line.
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Missoula
North Coast Limited
Idaho
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Butte
Aldermen urged to settle street improvement plan in Missoula
Morgan & Co bakers in Missoula report August 20 that residents want aldermen to finalize street improvement decisions before their next meeting to avoid further delays in this season's work.
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Missoula
Council urged to finish fall work on Higgins Avenue
City officials press for a timely start to street and alley improvements. They cite last year's Higgins avenue work as evidence of what can be done and urge the committee to decide the best bid without further delay before the next council meeting.
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Higgins Avenue
Woman Axes Indian in Lake Tryst Case
Sophie Jangraw and Louis Jangraw faced a preliminary exam before United States Commissioner Smith on assault charges involving an Indian tribe member. The woman allegedly struck the sleeping man with an axe near a lake to prove her fidelity, nearly severing his head. the husband was not implicated and released. Sophie remained held for federal court action.
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Missoula
United States
Smith
Sophie Jangraw
Louis Jangraw
Lews
Sophie
Missoula Notices Include Deed Transfers And Water Rights
The Missoula clerk records reveal filings such as annual statements and agent appointments for Tarbox Mining Co of Idaho, water right notices for A W Avery Plains and Lewis P Larson, receipts to George Hellterline from Bunnell En o Co, a sheriff's deed transferring Davis property in Knowles' addition for 3400, and a quit claim by Edgerton to Robert Ketching. Schiller lodge plans a grand ball at Elks hall Saturday night.
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Missoula
Tarbox Mining Company of
Idaho
EE. K. Tarbox
Saltese
A. W. Avery
Plains
East Fork
Clark's Creek
Lewis P. Larson
Packer Creek
George F. Hellterline
Bunnell-Eno Company
D. F. Curran
G. BF. McCullough
Davis
Knowles
KK. DD. Edgerton
Robert J. Ketching
South Missoula
Double Wedding in Missoula Links Gillis and Boyd
In Missoula on Aug 20 at the Rankin house A. J. Gillis wed Miss Kate Dooley and A. J. Boyd wed Miss Mary Dooley of Philipsburg. The brides are sisters and daughters of the late Patrick Dooley. Both couples are well known businesspeople in Philipsburg and begin married life with broad local support.
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Missoula
Rankin House
A. J. Gillis
Kate Dooley
A. J. Boyd
Mary Dooley
Philipsburg
Patrick Dooley
Boyd
Mrs. Gillis
Mrs. Boyd
Plains crops praised and Orchard Homes land sale offered
John Neher reports excellent Plains wheat and strong fruit yields as Bonner mills look east for grain. Orchard Homes plat sold, Cobban and Dinsmore buy 40 acres adjoining, new five and ten acre tracts opened for sale with same terms. Write Cobban and Dinsmore Missoula for details.
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Orchard Homes
Cobban & Dinemore
Cobban & Dinsmore
Missoula
Mont
Morgan boy rumor denied by family in Missoula
The Morgan boy named as an Indian attacked victim is disputed by his family who insist he was not the boy chased by an Indian to deliver a bottle of whiskey. Witnesses recalled the Morgan boy, but his stepfather maintains he had no involvement with the incident.
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Missoula
Morgan
Missoula Hosts Planned Flight and Entertainment
Missoula August 20. Smith and Simons druggists announce a flight next Sunday for KMagles to travel to the race track. They will stage an elaborate sports program and entertainment to boost their hosting reputation, promising one of Missoula's most entertaining days in recent memory.
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Missoula
Kmagles
Miner Dick Cunningham Returns with Moose Creek Dust
Dick Cunningham, longtime placer miner from Moose Creek Idaho, arrives in Missoula after a season in the district. He has 11 years in the Moose Creek area and says he spent several winters there, bringing dust as evidence of a productive season.
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Missoula
Dick Cunningham
Moose Creek
Idaho
New Missoula Pastor Bennett Prepares for Arrival
Rev. J. W. Bennett, new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, is expected tomorrow to take up residence and lead a prosperous season in Missoula. A brown hand satchel found on Higgins Avenue was left at the Standard office. owner may reclaim by proving property and paying notice costs.
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Western
Montana
The
Stud
Higgins Avenue
Post Office
Missoula
J. W. Bennett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bennett
Standard
Labor Day
Charlie Gibbs
Plains
Standard Office
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Socials and Industry
Eugene Carrier and wife visit Missoula while Dr. George Lesher arrives from the Indian reserve. Circus day and Eagles' day promise social bustle. Colonel Beede visits from the Flathead reservation. Local mining prospects, labor day plans, and railroad signal challenges due to canyon smoke are noted among various items.
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Eugene Carrier
Lothroep
Clara Connelly
Spokane
Curbstone
George S. Lesher
Beede
Iowa
Indian Bureau
Flathead
Missoula
Hughy Campbell
Banquet restaurant meals and local notes in Helena
H McCoy of the Helena Record reports on city scenes with Howard Thompson camping on Grant creek. Superintendent Russell tours the Firet district while W B Grow of Hamilton flour mills visits. Mrs F B Elmore heads to Chicago to visit friends. Ike Leiser returns from the Anaconda game with no injuries and is credited for Missoula club success.
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H. McCoy
Helena
Howard Thompson
Grant Creek
Russell
W. B. Grow
Hamilton Flour Mills
F. B. Elmore
Chicago
Ike Leiser
Missoula
Sue Ces
Missoula Democratic Club Considers National League Membership
The Missoula Democratic club held a business meeting in which a move to join the National League of Democratic Clubs was discussed. A committee was set to arrange the change, and the membership roll reached 126 with hopes of surpassing 200 by next week.
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Missoula
Disturbance Case Overruled in Missoula Court
Two visitors accused of creating a disturbance in front of a colored lady's home were entertained by Judge Hayes. They explained the incident as a bucolic misinterpretation and were released after the evening session.
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Missoula
Missoula Republican Club Announces First Meeting
Fastman Kodak supplies at Peirce's in Missoula mark the event. The first public Missoula Republican club meeting is set for Wednesday at the Bennett opera house. Ed Mund Sherwood, former Missoula city attorney, will speak. he now lives in Idaho and is en route to Chicago to stump for McKinley.
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Republican Club
Missoula
Bennett Opera House
Edmund Sherwood
Sherwood
Idaho
Chicago
McKinley
Marriage of Miss Emma Moore and William Fenn
Miss Emma Moore of Missoula and William Fenn of Helena wed at the bride’s mother's home amid Mrs Moore’s serious illness. The couple will stay in Missoula for several days before returning to Helena where they will reside.
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Missoula
Aug
Emma Moore
William Fenn
Helena
The Standard Office Moves in Missoula
The Standard announces its Missoula office relocation this week from Daly block to 110 West Main. The move affects Western Montana patrons and aims to improve access to the newspaper’s services.
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Missoula
Standard
Montana
The
Daly Block
No. 110
West Main
New Western Montana Office Opens Near Higgins Avenue
The Standard announces a new convenient office location for the Western Montana department. The move brings the bulletin board closer to readers and patrons, promising nonstop news from the new quarters just steps from Higgins avenue.
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Western Montana Department
Standard
Higgins Avenue
Fire Injuries Grim as City Rebuilds in Hamilton
In Hamilton Aug 20 the badly burned man Martin is dying. plans surge to erect brick hotels on the old site with Page Billy Kendall Peterson and Blindauer among builders. District court works through Edwards divorce case. jury drawn and witnesses examined. Numerous visitors from Victor, Missoula, Anaconda, and Butte noted, as officials await court docket.
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Hamilton
Martin
Page
Billy Kendall
Peterson
Blindauer
Mr. Jordan
George Harrie
Cora Garnett
Victor
Edwards
Johnny Cleary
Totman
Lumber Department
Stiff
B. Peppard
Missoula
Ravalli County
A. C. M. Company
Hide
Engineer Jones
F. M. Jones
Mr. Jones
Anoutine
J. F. Durston
Horace Durston
Anaconda
Anaconda =. ¢. Blackstone and wife and EE. J. Healy
Butte
Joseph K. Wood
Henderson
J. A. Milet
Eva Strasburger
Keating
B. A. Mitchell
R. W. Shoop
M. A
W. G. Btuart
Stevensville
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Odds and Ends
Missoula, Mont
Kohn Jewelry Co
Missoula, Mon
Deering
J. W. Wilson
Coutdult Sarvine Tajarioe
Ilven Siateen Veara
Riley
Higgins
Singer Office
Schiller Lodge No. 4
Hermannsohne
Elks’ Hall
John Neher
Bonner Flour Mills
Bonner
Neher
Smith & Simons
Buswell
Lister's
Rosendorf’s
Missoula Notes
Copper Cliff
Wallace
Rock Island and
St. Lawrence
Missoula County
Treasure State
Mineral Land Commission
Ire Insurance, Smith, Higgine Bik
Democratic Club
Choice Cut Mowers
Were Bucelle
Fastman Kodak
Peirce’s
M. Reilly & Co
the Grocers
Tenn .Moore
McBride's
Carter
T. H. Carter
Hamburger
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Nner, Mon
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Mont
Hamilton Happenings
Catlin
F. W. Morris
Missowa
Ueensware
ST. Clair Steel
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamiton
California
Regi
Greenhood Bros
Ravalli
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific
J. W. Mehargue
Lont
First National Bank of Missouri
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
M. Keith
Deweeeerereene
Seseeess
R. A. Hady
T. L. Greenough
O. G. England
A. G. England
M. McLeod
John M. Keith
G. A. Wolf
Charles Otto
J. H. T. Ryman
Cashis
Union Market
John R. Daily
Jos. Oettinger
Enee Se Nn
Northwestern
Vaivovelty Dental Schod
American College of Dental Surgery
Mun Tanna
H. L. Braun
Harles Emsley Scientific and Decorative
Joman Hayes
Cras, J. Mansa
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
Stoddard & Ross
Gilbert Rhodes
Front Street
Architects
A. J. Gibson
EB. L. P. Ector
Higgins Block
Housh
N. Coulombe
Laundeips
Rankin Hotel
Tel
Casey Lavens
East Front Bt
Y. P. Smith
el Missoula
George Pringle
F. M. Ingalls
New Ecenery
First National Bank Bik
Shooting Gallery
PH. Kelly
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