Sermon Praises Western Church Zeal and Growth
Rev. J. A. Barnes urged Missoula Congregationalists to press forward in faith, comparing Western church spirit to Eastern limits. He cited Abraham Moses and Paul, warned against discouragement, and predicted Missoula’s south side church will soon be needed as growth continues. Dr. Ooettinger’s dental office will close Aug 30 to Sept 1.
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Missoula
J. A. Barnes
Congregational Church
Jesus Christ
Abraham
Moses
Paul
Barnes
South Missoula
South Side
Montana
Mortana
Dangerous practice of dumping bonfires near stores in Missoula
Missoula officials condemn merchants who burn rubbish behind stores. Chief Walling reports several fires started in strong winds, with blazing paper carried hundreds of feet. He forced extinguishment and urged an ordinance to punish the habit.
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Missoula
Walling
Chief Walling
Premiums for a Year’s Standard Subscription
Call the Standard office to learn about the current premiums offered for a yearly subscription. These premiums place the Standard ahead of competing offers and attract readers with added value.
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Standard
Shace
Rankin Exhibits High Oat Yields From Grant Creek
John Rankin displays a five foot tall oat sample grown on Grant creek without artificial irrigation in Missoula. He reports an excellent crop this year and predicts big yields for the region. A sample will be kept for display at the upcoming fair.
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Missoula
John Rankin
Grant Creek
Bridge Trestle Work Near Finish at Missoula
Conductor Charles Searles arrived from Drummond to spend Sundays in town and said about 0 days remain to finish filling the river trestle at that point. The crew under Searles has done a record breaking big day’s work. Centemeri kid gloves are universally satisfactory. We are agents for Missoula Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Charles Searles
Drummond
Searles
Centemeri
New Time Card Aims Coincide Schedules In Missoula
Missoula on August 25 reports the new time card started smoothly with rail service on track. Train No 3 ran on time for the first time in days, while No 2 the eastbound limited arrived on time after shaving 206 minutes from the morning difference.
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Missoula
Card of Thanks from Nottingham family
Mr and Mrs John H Nottingham express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown after the loss of their infant daughter. The Missoula notice also reports the arrival of the first new freight engine for the Rocky Mountain division on August 25 in Missoula.
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John H. Nottingham
Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Freight engine V-2 class hailed by railroad men
This morning Joe Brunker delivered a V-2 class freight engine praised as the finest in service. It features 86 inch drivers and the tandem compound design. Fourteen such engines are expected to arrive within the next week.
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Joe Brunker
Rail traffic jam halts Missoula yards by big coal car
Missoula August 25 rail delay as an OSS coal car loaded with Diamond coal rolled into the pit at the turntable after brakes were released. The accident blocked engines from the roundhouse, unloading its coal, and lifting the car out took hours. Bitter Root train delayed. no wheel prices mentioned beyond catalog notes.
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Missoula
Missing Missoula Girl Sought After Night Out
Joe Burdette of the North Side grocery seeks help from sheriff and county attorney to locate his 16 year old daughter who vanished after a Saturday night ride. She was seen at the merry go round about 9 00 PM with no trace since. Father suspects a Bonner youth. police have no lead yet. We also announce our new fall line of outline flannels and invite samples from Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Joe Burdette
North Side
Sheriff's Office
Bonner
Missoula Notes Prompt Social and Local Updates
Missoula notes record a string of visits, health updates, and early autumn events. Mentioned are residents and officials in nearby towns, hospital stays, a K T meeting, a new pipe organ, and plans for a Sept 2 Missoula celebration with posters distributed statewide. Also noted are business moves and retail ads for shoes at the Golden Rule.
Missoula Excursion Train Leaves With Large Turnout
The Missoula Sons of Hermann excursion departed this morning on a special train at 7:15. Between 100 and 200 passengers traveled from Missoula for the outing.
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Missoula
Missoula Sons of Hermann
Wild Throws Define Wallace Florence Game on Fort
Missoula August 25 The Wallace and Florence laundry clubs played a loose hard hitting 12 to 8 game in heat with wild throwing by both sides Wallace built a early lead but Missoula rallied scoring in the ninth to win. In a separate Fort contest the Missoula Mercantile Company met the eighth infantry in ten innings. the soldiers broke through in the eleventh for four runs and a 15 to 9 victory.
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Missoula
Wallace
Florence Laundry
Ama Srs
Fort Missoula
Fort Missoula Grounds the Missoula Mercantile Company
Eighth Infantry
Not Guilty in Stevensville Postmaster Embezzlement Trial
A man arrested for obtaining money from Postmaster Baggs of Stevensville was tried before Judge Seigwick with George T. Baggs as attorney. The jury acquitted the defendant after evidence showed he accepted 14 50 from Jim Robinson to pass to W J Brown, then claimed payment from a Moore contact. The defendant left town after a later inquiry.
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Hamilton
Thompson
Baggs
Stevenaville
Seigwick
George T. Baggs
Jim Robertson
W. J. Brown
Mr. Baggs
Brown
Moore
Lambert Molinelli In Critical Condition In Missoula
Missoula August 25 doctors say Lambert Molinelli is rapidly deteriorating with delirium for two days and death expected at any moment after 24 hours of steep decline and no hope of recovery.
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Lambert Mocsimelli
Missoula
Lambert Molinelli
Hamilton Happenings and Local Happenings in August
Hamilton notices list social visits and movements of residents. Nora Hunt becomes Nora Lancaster visiting Hamilton. Chauncy Woodworth arrives from Missoula for Northern Pacific duties. two Victor arrestees discharged after inquiry. Dowell former Missoula postmaster stays in Hamilton. city council adopts a 4 mill levy. Adjutant General McCulloch to muster Montana National Guard in Big Timber. Mrs John McGinley and family visit Burnt Fork. Kittie Ostermeyer to Helena for state superintendent meeting.
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Hamilton
Ben Lancaster
Stevenavnle
Nora Hunt
Chauncy Woodworth
Northern Pacific Land Department
Missoula
Corvalhe
Victor
Watts
Morris
W. F E. Dowell
Hamillton
George A. Kain
Stevensville
McCulloch
Butte
Montana National Guard
Big Timber
John McGinley
D. le Stewart
Delia Carey
Mandan
N. P
Burnt Fork
Kittie Ostermeyer
Helena
Fireman injured by water blast on logging train
In Missoula yesterday a water blast shattered a glass and seriously injured a fireman on a logging train in the Bitter Root. doctors fear possible loss of sight in one eye.
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Missoula
Notable Visitors to Big Timber This Week
Special correspondence notes arrivals and visits in Big Timber from August 3. J C Farrington of Two Dot called on Tuesday as did K C Forsythe and daughter from Big Coulee. James and Samuel Vaughn came from Two Dot. Mrs George H Webster of Springdale visited Sunday. Other figures include stockman C McDaniels of Billings and Gebo coal mines superintendent J B Johnson in town on business. Maude Kline and mother Josephine returned from a National Park outing. W A Evans of Billings and George Ingram of Helena also visited town.
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Standard
Big Timber
J. C. Farrington
K. C. Forsythe
Big Coulee
James and
Samuel Vaughn
George H. Webster
Springdale
C. McDaniels
Billings
J. B. Johnson
Gebo
Josephine Kline
Maude
National Park
W. A. Evans
Hugh Evans
Montana Trading Company
George Ingram
Helena
Local Notables and Travelers Visit Big Timber Area
J E McCormack of Hunters Hot Springs visited Wednesday. County Superintendent Stellah Walker plans to attend the state convention in Helena next week. A E Snook returned from the East. Mrs Snook will join him in Michigan after closing affairs in Big Timber. Mrs Hitchcock and son travel to Red Lodge. Hoosier stock owner H Wilson plans to ship 60 carloads to eastern markets in October. The Bailey party with Rev Pope and family returned from an outing. Otto Macridan of Melville visited. Myrtie Davis went to Fargo for a time. M W Howard sold stock to A F E Walker who will reopen his store in Bozeman Sept 1. Louis Beley and Amelia Rudd wed in Billings and returned home. Mrs Lester Ruffner came from Missoula with sister Sadie Lehmalhauven who will stay for races. Lillian Harrison and Maude Walker returned from a park visit. EB Smith and wife of Denver visited friends. Telephone line to Contact repaired aiding miners. Frank Grant and family from Ithaca NY are guests, touring Yellowstone and nearby sights, noting New Zealand geysers but praising Yellowstone headwaters.
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J. E. McCormack
Hunter's Hot Springs
Stellah Walker
Helena
A. E. Snook
Fargo
N. D
M. W. Howard
A. F E. Walker
Bozeman
Lester Ruffner
Missoula
Sadie Lehmalhauven
Lillian Harrison
Maude Walker
EB. Smith
Denver
Colo
Frank Grant
Grant
L. 8. Clark
Ithaca
N. Y
L. C. Olmstead
Australia
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Yellowstone National Park
New Zealand
Yellowstone
Boulder
Morva
Elkhorn
J. J. Holmes
Lewis
Meagher
JL. Sponheim
Basin
Karl Carey
J. FL Sheehy
William Walter
Smith River Valley
Burton Warner
Alexander
Mies Maude Poore
Adolph Faulkins
Hutte
Glass
W. H. Haviland
Butte
John Berkin
George Cullum
Marysville
Fred Powell
Arno Hammer
H. Graves
Salt Lake
John A. Barta
Ann Arbor
Mich
Springs
Mister Maguire
Ogden
Valley
Marguerite Gaffney
Gladys Berendes
Isabel Berkin
Sibyl Sherlock
Ethel Cowan
Lillian
Lila
Elaie Halford
Bertha Street
Stella Tate
Esther Ellis
Elizabeth Cradle
Della Pfa
G. C. Beck
Lonnie Foster
Bernice
Jamie Concannon
Leighton
Bert Poore
Fred N Wild
The
Basin Progress
Lewis Terwilliger
Henry &. Johnson
Mises Jennie Fischer
Bevaneville
Ruth Johnson
Wickes
Yellowstone Park
Alice Potts
Stickney
Craig
Rosa Potts
John Heiber
Bald Butte
Inlaw
Heiber
William Channell
Thos. Simpkins
John Denny
Wickersham
Miller
Corbin
Charles Woods
Boulder Social Notes Reflect Regional Visits and Births
In Boulder on August 23 details of visitors from Elkhorn Basin Helena and Butte appear. Local births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Warner. The community hosts dances and small parties with locals and guests from Missoula Craig and Bonner's Ferry.
August Flower Promises Relief for Liver Complaint
The notice promotes August Flower as a cure for yoplipeia and Liver Complaint with symptoms like sour stomach headaches and heartburn. It claims over seventy five percent of Americans are afflicted and urges visit to a doctor to obtain a bottle for 75 cents. Distributed by Smith Drug Company Anaconda and Missoula Drug Company Missoula Mont and dealers nationwide.
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United States
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Missoula
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Tercantile Co
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Missoula, Mont
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House of Worship
Dungén
Nat. Bk. Bidg
Dr. MacGeorge
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
McBride's
the Globe
Notes
KK. M. Cobbanie
Miss Libby
Sisters’ Hospital
H. L. Myers
Elliott
Jack Fisk
Henry Wood
St. Omer's Commandry
K. T
L. Jenero
Elmer Carter, Jr
Ome
K. F. W. Beessekove
W. W. McElroy
Traphagen
State Agricultural College
Annie Faherty
Lothrop
Mr. Polleys
Kendall
Willie
Willam Toban
Antoine Deschamps
McQuarrie
Sisters Hospital
Hershey
Bitter Root Valley
J. F. O. Agbhe
Northern Pacific Hospital
C. ¢. Johnson
la Center
Wash
Henry Olson
Clinton
Ned Dorman
Will Craig
Mia
Joseph Willett
Utah
William McClatchy, Jr
Joseph Dent
Solicitor Hutton
Rocky Mountely Bell Telephone Company
Florsheim
Hermann Seops
Wild
Soula Mercantile Company
Guns and
Bishen & Kern
Hamilton Happenings
Union Market
Sweetness County
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Dr. Bennett
Ben Jett
Western Montana National Bank
G.A. Wolf
John C. Lenson
Ryman
Weinstein CO
Helena, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
B. Hammond
A. G
England
John M
T. L. Greenough
G. England
M. McLaod Keith
Paradise Hot Springs
Plains
M. B. Quinn
Peant St
Miceoula
Wan
Carten
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas
Emeley
Hayes & Marsh
West Front Street
Missoul
Taiephone
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
Daly Bik
Kodak Supplies
Eastman KodAks
Smith & Simons
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockmasa
Nat
Sere Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Vporeay
Geareaweed
Siricsare
Evans Chemical
Cincinnati
Big Blackfoot Milling Co. “Manufacturers and Dealers
Tamarack Finish
Prem Plians
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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