Missoula Man Joe Barnaby Dragged Under Train
The mangled body of Joe Barnaby, a Bitter Root region resident, was found near the Jocko River crossing after a railroad tragedy. Witness Seonis Pablo reported seeing him last in Missoula intoxicated. investigators believe he may have fallen from or attempted to alight a baggage car near Arlee.
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Missoula
Ane
Joe Barnaby
Arlee
Marsh
Agency
Barnaby
Bitter Root
Jocko
Flathead
Mireoula
West Front Street
North Coast Limited
Anaconda Party Completes Long Overland Journey
A Missoula report describes the Anaconda party’s pleasant overland journey with good weather. Mr Siebe praises the Bitter Root country and notes all members in good health and comfortable camping. An incident with a traveling man and a hotel money mishap is relayed, ending with a plan to improve hotel money storage. The Orchard Homes plat is sold and Cobban and Dinsmore announce 240 more acres for five and ten acre plots for sale in Missoula Montana.
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Anaconda
Siebe
Standard Office
Missoula
Orchard Homes
Cobban & Dinsmore
Mont
Missoula Notes on Local Happenings and Civic Delays
The column notes lively local chatter about a circus outing plan and golf talk sparked by Senator Carter's visit. It mentions the Bonner Union band’s Labor Day parade surprises, VU S G S survey crew with Herron camped near Bonner, and public debate over delaying street improvement contract awards after careful bid review.
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Senator Carter
Bonner Union Band
Sergeant Austin Died After Abdominal Operation
Missoula remembers Sergeant Charles Austin of the 25th Infantry who died at the Fort Sam Houston post hospital after a critical abdominal operation. The Army and Navy Journal notes his Spanish American War service, his brave character, and his widow’s effort to move his remains from San Antonio to Virginia, seeking War Department authority and respected by officers and townspeople.
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Missoula
Austin
25Th Infantry
Fort Missoula
Army and Navy Journal
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Charles Austin
Charles Wilcox
Ul S. A
Watts
San Antonio
Virginia
National Cemetery
Wilcox
Washington
Missoula School Board Votes on Staffing and Repairs
The Missoula school board met at J. M. Evans office and accepted the repaired south side building as safe per contract. Miss Kinney resigns. Eva Totman and Zoe Bellew elected as teachers to fill vacancies. Murpady & Worden awarded the annual supply contract. September 10 set for school opening.
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Missoula
J. M. Evans
South Side
Miss Kinney
Eva Totman
Zoe Bellew
Janney
Porterfield
Murpauy & Worden
Nieman Provided For Missoula Golf Course Layout
Charles G Nie man of Butte arrives in Missoula to layout the proposed golf grounds between the state university and the river. He approves the site and plans a flat approach at the mouth of Hel Gate canyon by the river. Nieman begins work tomorrow with a crew to prepare the links. Schiller lodge No. 4 Hermannsohne to host a grand ball at Elks ball Saturday night.
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Missoula
Charles G. Nieman
Butte
Missoula Club
Nieman
State University
Hel Gate Canyon
Danker
Schiller Lodge No
Hermannsohne
Elks
Senator Carter Visits Western Montana Officeholders
In Missoula on August 21 and 22 a gathering of Western Montana office holders marked what was likely the visit of Senator Carter. He did not stay long, but locals expect a return in a few days to address ongoing matters deemed unfinished.
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Missoula
Montana
Carter
Overland train No 3 Spurs Delay on Clean Record
Spoiled the Record Missoula August 21 No 3 was only train to spoil a clean road record today. It arrived an hour late, a slight improvement for the service. No 3 carries heavy traffic from the Burlington at Billings. Four chairs ensure prompt service at Florence barber shop.
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Missoula
Burlington
Billings
Florence
The Standard Publishes Around the World News
The Standard promotes constant news coverage and global updates through subscriptions. Readers are invited to stay informed about world events and developments as they unfold internationally.
Camping cow tangles ropes in Missoula camp tale
Howard Thompson and family camp on Grant creek with a cow valued over condensed milk. John Gannon moves the outfit, the cow stubbornly balks, breaks three ropes and halter, and winds a rope around a tree to halt progress. The cow’s escape delays the camp and leaves John wondering how to retrieve her when they break camp.
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Missoula
Howard Thompson
Grant Creek
John Gannon
John
Missoula Wedding Celebrates Alex Boyd and A D Gillis
In Missoula last night the ceremony joined Alex Boyd and A D Gillis of Granite County with Miss Dooley as brides. The Copper City Limited from Philipsburg brought the bridal party, and licenses were issued by the district clerk before Father Palladine officiated. Friends sent late congratulations as the couple returned from their pleasant, quiet union.
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Missoula
Alex Boyd
A. DD. Gillis
Granite County
Dooley
Copper City
Philipsburg
Father Palladine
Blebe Party Tours Missoula to Bitter Root Valleys
A party led by George Blebe traveled from Missoula toward the Big Hole and Bitter Root valleys on a tour departing the city. The group intends to visit regional communities as part of a broader itinerary through western Montana.
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Missoula
Blebe
Anaconda
Big Hole
Bitter Root
No foundation for Missoula domestic report
Aug 1 Missoula observers say the alleged domestic difficulties at Lothrop had no basis in fact. Officials indicate the issue resulted from misunderstanding or misrepresentation and that no household trouble existed. Any other grounds for the report have been satisfactorily explained.
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Missoula
Lothrop
Local Republicans Meet After Carter Interviews
Activity surged among Missoula Republicans after several interviews with Senator Carter last night. The Florence hotel lobby tonight showed notable chatter as party members compared notes on the sessions and discussed political implications.
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Missoula
Aug. M
Carter
Florence Hotel
Evening session moods at convention spark cautious smiles
During the convention evening, Republicans present display mixed expressions. Observers note smiles may not reflect true happiness and could signal politeness rather than approval.
Concerted August Items Highlight Local News in Missoula
The Missoula column reports engineer John Noonan’s swift run from Garrison to Missoula with the 156 pulling 11 cars in under two hours, plus notes on flowers at Missoula Nursery and a trout filled Rock Creek party of eastern guests. It also covers a Carlton wedding of Conrad Fink and Magdile Lacaff, a court demurrer in Hughes v Quast, an estate inventory valued at 640, and plans to install Copper Bell mining machinery in the Wallace district.
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Missoula
John Noonan
Garrison
J. M. Keith
PF. T. Sterling
Rock Creek
Babcock Ranch
New York
Minneapolis
Anaconda
Elmer EF. Hughes
Otto Quast
Rattlesnake Valley
Henry Dunchen
Copper Bell Company
Wallace
Miss Louisa McDermott Visits Missoula Then Helena
Miss Louisa McDermott of the ethnological bureau of the interior department is on a special investigation tour of the Flathead reservation. She spent a day or two in Missoula and left tonight for Helena to continue her work and spend a few days there.
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Louisa McDermott
Ethnological Bureau of the Interior Department
Flathead Reservation
Missoula
Helena
McDermott
Northwest Indians Subject of Agency Information Drive
A source notes ongoing agency work gathering valuable information concerning the Northwest Indians. The effort focuses on documenting activities, leadership, and regional affairs to inform policy and understand community needs.
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Agency
Unclaimed Letters at Missoula Post Office August 21 1900
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Missoula post office for the week ending August 21 1900. Recipients include Avery Cortson Walter Chapman Valentine Clemency W Christen Thos Christ Samuel Eldridge Geo H Dupee G H Garnett W L Giles Mrs Dillin Hays John Harrison and many others with several names marked as unclaimed.
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Missoula
Avery R. Cortson
Walter Chapman
Valentine Clemency
W. Christen
Thos Christ
Samuel Eldridge
Geo. H. Dupee
G. H. Garnett
W. L. Giles
G. A. Smith
Walter B. Sheppard
W. A Shannon
F. KR. Steward
Dominick Susick
L. M. Sterns
James Faber
Minnie Tiller
Ulah Woodman
Minnie Whalen
Dan Wicker
A. J. Wilbert
White & Co
GEO
H. Keep
P. M
Property filings and notices from Missoula county clerk
Viled for Kecora Missoula August 21. Several warranty deeds are recorded including James Maloney to Alice Cobban for lots in Park addition worth 49 dollars and Robert McTaggart to R M Cobban for School addition worth 250 dollars. Josephine Dakin to Amelia McTaggart in School addition with 200 dollars and a patent to Josephine Dakin for same lot. P M Reilly to W H Smith for lot 2 and east half of block 4 in Higgins addition worth 4 500 dollars. Water right notices for Karless Walmer list five locations with dozens of inches. Mining deed Krulaz to Annie Smith for Index placer claim.
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Missoula
James Maloney
Alice M. Cobban
Robert McTaggart
R. M. Cobban
Josephine Dakin
Amelia McTaggart
State of Montana
P. M. Reilly
W. H. Smith
Higgins
Karless& Walmer
Diamond Lake
Deer Creek
Rockford Creek
Jacob Krulaz
Annie
Wheat movement stalls as Montana farmers wait for higher prices
Missoula report notes the local wheat crop moves in small quantities on August 21 as farmers refrain from selling, hoping for higher prices. Current offers to local mills run at 69 and 65 cents, while first year figures were 1 cent lower.
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Missoula
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Charles Emsley
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