Missoula Real Estate Draws Visitors From Several States
Missoula attracts investors as visitors from St. Paul Washington and other places buy suburban Orchard Homes acreage. Purchasers include J T Schuster St Paul 10 acres J T Brady Anaconda 10 acres L W Baldwin Washington 5 acres A J Weaver Wallace 5 acres Prof P A Leamey Butte 10 acres J F English Butte 10 acres Patrick Quinn Butte 5 acres Sarah Quinn Butte 10 acres Hannah Gibbons Butte 10 acres.
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Missoula
Orchard Homes
John Watson
Madison County
J. T. Schuster
St. Paul
J. T. Brady
Anacon
Dinsmore's Hard Luck Ends In Wild Horse Chase
Missoula observers recount a dramatic incident near Florence where Charlie Dinsmore attempted to drive Johnson and Swan Johnson’s team. A broken single tree halted the coach, horses bolted toward the railway at high speed, Johnson and Dinsmore tumbled, yet the animals were recaptured and the journey continued with Dinsmore declining to drive again.
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Missoula
Dinsmore
Dinsmore the
Sam
Charlie
Swan Johnson
Florence
Johnson
Dental Office Closure Notice for Oettinger
Dr. Oettinger’s dental practice will be closed from August 3 to September 15. Patients are advised to schedule appointments around the closure and contact the office for emergencies during that period.
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Dr. Oettinger
Darbee Camp a Top Western Montana Resort
Missoula notes Darbee camp on the Bitter Root as a premier summer retreat. Visitors this week include Mrs Darbee Miss Darbee Professor and Mrs Hamilton Mr and Mrs Will Fisher Dr Putney Mrs Putney Mrs Collins Miss Colling Judge Houtchens Miss Mildred Ingalls J B Collins and F L Darbee. Mrs George F Brooks and Mrs A J Gibson plan to join Wednesday night for Mrs Darbee's 324th birthday anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Darbee
Mins Darbee
Hamilton
Will Fisher
Putney
Collins
Colling
Judge Houtchens
Mildred Ingalls
J. B. Collins
F. L. Darbee
George F. Brooks
A. J. Gibson
Train Strikes Lab or Near Missoula Injury Report
A north bound express struck a laborer near Lioyd Monte and a badly bruised man was taken to Missoula hospital after being brought to Garrieen by Craven of Drummond. An Adventist camp meeting opens August 29 with tents pitched at Rattlesnake and leaders arriving from the East.
Prize beef at Union Market headline unclear
Missoula August 21 Deed Charles M Crutchfield and Lena Payne Crutchfield to Big Blackfoot Milling Company lot numbers 2 3 and 5 section 20 township 18 range 27 price 1 dollar Warranty deed Samuel Dinsmore to
Water rights and quit claim deeds through the Standard ads
John Watson of Dinsmore Orchard Homes transfers lot 33 with water right for 450 dollars. Joseph C. Montreuil sells a Montreuil creek water right to W. J. Guthrie of Butte for 1 dollar. Mining deeds assign one sixth of Easy Find Placer to J. M. Savage for 1 thousand dollars. Proebster and Savage each hold one sixth of Easy Fund for 1 thousand dollars. Guthrie secures 10 cubic feet per second Montreuil creek water rights. Hunter lode located in St. Regis district. Call Standard office for a year’s subscription premiums.
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John Watson
Dinsmore
Joseph C. Montreuil
W. J. Guthrie
Butte
Montreuil Creek
B. M. Crysler
J. M. Savage
Idaho
F. F. Proebster
Hunter Lode
St. Regis District
J. Collins
L. H. Williams
Johnson and Soldier Case Heard by Missoula Judge
In Missoula on Aug 21 Judge Hayes heard preliminary actions from Henry Johnson and a Fort soldier after a dispute in the bad lands. The soldier filed a complaint. a woman testified against the soldier. Johnson's case will proceed tomorrow while the soldier's decision is suspended until Johnson's hearing concludes.
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Missoula
Henry Johnson
Coal Test Run Between Missoula and Garrison
Trainmaster Black and Traveling Engineer Day led a test coal consumption run from Missoula to Garrison with 45 cars, engine 163, Conductor Carruthers in charge. The trip took about seven hours, aimed solely at coal testing. Mexica, Black and Day returned to Missoula by noon.
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Missoula
Black
Day
Garrison
Carruthers
Bates
Mexica
Land patents and local notices from Missoula area
The Missoula land office issued patents for Essex K. Tarbox Jacobus Bakker David Stringham and James W. King. News notes include Katie Ronan returning from the university biological station camp on Flathead lake, a Dallas inquiry about John Perey killed in the railway yards, and a police court dismissal in the Mel Stairs and Tom Edgar case for remarks not intended to intimidate.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Essex K. Tarbox
Jacobus Bakker
Davd Stringham
James W. King
Katie Ronan
Flathead Lake
Ronan
John Perey
Dallas
Tex
Percy
Hayes
Mel Stairs
Tom Edgar
Crosby
Are Married at Once Wedding Tour Becomes Virginia City Ceremony
A Virginia City letter reports Mark Leffler of Divide and Miss May Bodin of Butte married during a cross state journey to the National park. The overland party transformed their trip into a wedding journey to Alderguich with unanimous good wishes from companions and friends in Montana.
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Virginia City
Missoula
Mark Leffler
Divide
May Bodin
Butte
National Park
Old Town
Alderguich
Missoula Notes and City Visitors Report
Dungan, dentist and Nat bank official noted among Missoula visitors. Plains resident J A Swift in town with others from Anaconda Florence and Butte. Freight trains lengthened by new engines. No 4 late. No 3 not much better. Funeral services held for Charles Freed and Henry Smith. Visitants include Ed Murphy F Ingalls M Ke Davey Mitchell Collins Gibbons. divorce cases rise to about 2.5 in district court.
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FE. T. Sterling
Butte
Dr. Lesher
Reservation
T. F. Hopkins
Ed F. Murphy
F. M. Ingalls
Gold Creek
J. D. McQuarrie
Granite
Rankin
J. H. Gilpatrick
Florence
J.M. Lucy
Helena
J. Rae
Clinton
B. A. Mitchell
J. P. Searce
J. P. Lemire
Anaconda
William Levick
Bonita
W. H. Gibbons
San Francisco
Brown & Craig Insurance Agency
Harry Logan
State Tradee and
Labor Counel
Flathead Lake
German immigrant keeps name in Topeka court misidentification
Walter Richards and Henry Schmidt ran a Topeka bar. A court clerk listed Schmidt as John Doe in warrants. Schmidt protested that his name is Heinrich Schmidt and demanded correction, prompting a humorous court exchange and his departure.
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Barkeeper
John Doe
Kansas City Journal
Walter Richards
Topeka
Henry Schmidt
Schmidt
Henry
Chudge
Germany
Heinrich Schmidt
Tobeka
Henry Vesper
Walt Richards
Hery Schmidt
America
Overmeyer
Mr. Schmidt
Stern
Memory and mislaid coats in Iowa tale
From the Green Bag report Senator William B. Allison of Iowa is remembered for memory feats not clothing recall. During a rough Iowa crossing two years ago Governor Shaw and staff stopped in Cedar Rapids. A servant named William Coulson hunted for coats and finally found a card with Allison’s name in an inner pocket provoking humor.
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Willam B. Allison
Iowa
McKinley
Allison
Shaw
William Coulson
Cedar Rapids
Coalson
Senate
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purification
Lumber camp fare is blamed for impure blood and disease. The ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood purifier curing eruptions eczema scrofula rheumatism and more. It claims no substitute exists and includes customer testimonial. Free medical adviser book offered with stamps.
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Pierce
James Murphy
Ouda
Pocahontas
Iona
Restless town gears up for court and new developments
Reports from DeSmet and surrounding regions describe tension easing after hatchet burial, preparations for the August term of court, and several cases on the docket. Local improvements include hospital expansions, a new glass-front storefront, and roadwork on the Gallatin reservation.
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DeSmet
Helena
H. C. Stiff
Ll. J. Knapp
R. M. Cobban
John B. Catlin
Fox
Fred
Dave
Ray Nealeigh
Chicago
Butte
H. Thibodeau
Northern Pacific Hospital
W. EF. Dowell
Kentucky
J. B. Collins
Crest Reserves
Gallatin Reservation
Pope Catlin
William Crawford
Clinton
Hhe
Crawford
EB. H. Murray
Idaho
J. T. Brady
Anaconda
Watte
Victor
Corvallis
Stevensville
Frank Mayne
Drummond
Charles Searles
A. L. Duncan
Funeral for Sewall Garrick Held. Missoula Fills Home
The funeral for little Sewall Garrick was held at the family residence in Missoula this afternoon. A large turnout of friends showed sympathy for the grief stricken parents after the boy’s sudden death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Garrick
Missoula
Little Sewall Garrick
Chile Refuses Funds for Pan American Congress Representation
The chamber of deputies committee on foreign affairs in Santiago has refused to budget Chile’s representation at the Pan American Congress in Mexico City, delaying participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Haytien
Committee On Foreign Affairs of
The
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
King Alfred's language echoed in farmhouse speech
From the London Express a piece argues Alfred the Great shaped Saxon roots in modern country words. It notes many farm terms like fox and corn remain unchanged since his era, while other words show clear lineage to Alfred's day.
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London Express
Kingdom
Wessex
Thomas Hardy
Alfred
Brock
Plowman
Carter
Royal Kitchens and Their Vast Costs Across Empires
A historical survey details lavish royal kitchens in Britain and Russia. In Windsor, copper and silver assets total tens of thousands, while George III fittings and black oak add value. In St. Petersburg, imperial kitchens feature solid silver utensils, gold spice boxes, marble work, and a 600000 annual outlay including high staff salaries.
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Edward
Great Britain
Windsor
George III
Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
Catherine
Electric Belt Offer from Dr Bennett in Denver
An advertisement seeks worn or defective belts as trade for a new one and promises free books on SNervo-Vital Ailments cured by Tectricity. Dr Bennett sells electric belts from the Union Building in Denver Colorado and provides free post paid books upon request.
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Bennett
Roperly
Gennett
Tnt States
Western Montana National Bank Names Officers
Western Montana National Bank announces A. Wolf as President John C Lehson as Vice President and J U T Ryman as Cashier with stated capital amounts of 75000 and 15000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana National Bank
A. Wolf John C. Lehson
J.u.t. Ryman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western
Montana
Western Montana
Standard
West Main Street
China
New York
Ptercaatite Co
Flissoula, Mentana
Kos EL Jewelers
Missoula, Mont
Washington
Darbee Camp
Montan
Northern Pacific
Lioyd
P. M. Reilly & Co, the Grocers
M. E. Church
Edward Fry
David Harum
Fry
Guns and Ammunition, Bishop & Kern
Frank Everetts
Maurice Everetts
Albert Massing
John Anderson
Ben Bolt
Packer District
F. (. Stoddard
Mary E. Johnson
Low
Alvina Pelkey
T A A. P. Spaulding
Rattlesnake Valley
Globe Store
Bitter Root
Union Market
Negro Mix
McBride's
Dr. MacGeorge
Yellowstone
Dungan
Ist
Nat. Bk. Vng
Notes
J. A. Swift
Plains
J. B. Walker
Charles Freed
Union Hall
Missourg
Wm. Carten
Pan-American Congress
Imperials
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Rawilton
Weinstein CO
Grocery Department
Helena, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond, A. G. England
3. M. Keith
Eeeseeees
R. A. Eddy
B. Hammond
England
TL Greenough
D. G
C. M. McLeod
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Emsley
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
West Front Street
Missouri
Por
Griggs, Cooper & Co., Mfrs
Paradise Hot Springs
M. BE. Quinn
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Bik
Kodak Supplies
Eastman KodAks
Smith & Simons
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Goodkind Bros
Helena, Most
General Distributors
Acme
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Tamarack
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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