City to install fire alarm system in Missoula
Alderman Mix, head of the committee, said an ordinance to fund a city fire alarm system costing about 2500 dollars will be presented at next Monday's meeting. The plan aims to improve safety and public welfare, with strong support voiced by the club and residents.
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Stevensville Report From Dec 3 Meeting Elects Five Trustees
News from Stevensville notes a recent meeting of the Fast Creek Lake Dam Company where trustees Kiert Hepp Theodore Traxler W. Foes Robert Woods and Peter O were elected. The cooperative irrigation scheme aims to improve farms. Charles Coleman of M may visit the area on the 0 organize the union. More than the required number of names have been secured for a charter. John Chatfield, the oldest settler in the fitter Root, returns from a visit to his old home in Lafayette.
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Sta! Bievensville
Fase
Cueny
Ele Kiert Hepp
Theodore Traxler
W. Foes
Robert Woods
Peter O
Charles Coleman
John Chatfield
Lafayette
Presbyterian pastors move and public notices reported in Missoula
The notice outlines Rev George Blair leaving Corvallis Victor and Steve Ville to serve a Hut te church and preach his last sermon on the 13th, while Methola utch gatherings draw large crowds. A smallpox case in Victor prompts quarantine, and Mrs Martha Baker dies in Idaho at 21, with funeral plans and community responses shaping Missoula insights.
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California
George Blair
Corvallis
Victor
Steve Ville
Wall
Metholautch
West
Ta Hasek
Munday
Meliride's
Baker
Idaho
Wedding Announcement for A W Tomondworth and Miss Provence Long
Spokane invited guests to a Spokane wedding on December 10. The couple, A W Tomondworth of Missoula and Miss Provence Long, will wed in Spokane with only close family in attendance. Dr FW Morrie of Tieton Block officiating.
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FW. Morrie
Tieton
University Work Progress and Board Actions at Montana
The Montana University notes resumed classes after Thanksgiving, with President Taig outlining the board’s report and university plans. The state legislature may fund land and building projects, and a permanent site for the meteorological station is discussed. Debates and student contests continue, with preparations for a Helena visit to contest, and scholarships and teaching certificates outlined.
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Labor Troubles Strike the Placer Mines at Hughes Creek
Special correspondence from Hamilton reports labor issues halting operations at the Wood Placer Mining company camp on Hughes Creek. Foreman J Kastner, hired by Minneapolis capitalist J Nelson who bought the ground for 4108.00, refuses to discharge the foreman. Nelson argues Kastner’s removal is unnecessary while Kastner leads 99 workers preparing for a season of extraction. The dispute caused a temporary suspended camp and a potential walkout amid plans to develop the property and exploit regional mineral resources.
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Wood Placer Mining Company
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Inneral Resources
Logging mill reels from autumn of heavy timber harvest
Special correspondence reports Hamiston mill finishing a seven month log run after Thanksgiving. A giant powder charge failed to reek the largest log, but all other logs were processed. Mill plans include three logging camps, sustenance, and continued operations into winter with staff retained through the season.
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Hamilton Happenings and Local Notices Summary
Hamilton residents hear of company work crews as Anaconda Copper reroutes loads to Seurgeon Lumber. Hospital reports Mrs. Maitland convalescent after pneumonia. A memorial service for the Hanston Bike group plans an opera house event. County Attorney Baker relocates to new courthouse offices. locals travel to Golden Dale to prove timber claims.
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Carl W. Maitland
Drigon
Anaconda Con- Sunins Company
Sisters Hospital
W. B. McMurrs
Thorn
John Rummett
Opera House
Hamilton
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Measie
Doran
Drinkenberg
Local notes from Oroville and Stevensville drift in town
Coast Postmaster J E Stevens was in Mis soula vista yesterday. Mayor Albert May of Stevensville was in Hamilton last evening on business. Jones heads to North Yakima while Doran plans a ten minute stop on the coast.
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Oroville
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Yakma
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J. E Stevens
Missoula Vista
Albert May
Stevensville
Hamilton
Sensational divorce case in Missoula ends with requests
Samantha G Donley sues Barton Donley in district court alleging threats with a knife in January and April 1991, assaultive acts, and separation since May. She seeks custody of their child Lettie and to be restored to maiden name Lettie Hrocke, amid a broader split from Janes Horack. The docket notes demurrers and motions as other cases proceed.
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Misso
Janes Horack
Malcom
Missoula Land Case and Teacher Candidates Named
Missoula reports detail a land case involving Leroy H and George Lowenberg on 16 acres near Yeon Fork Creek and a disputed act from June 4, 18. Separate news lists Kate Shelley announcing successful candidates from the recent teachers examination: Debora Wary, Trex Adams, Made Jamieson, Margaret Tronan, Louise McDonald, Winnie Barnes, and others across city and counties.
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James Jowb
Fuent Fork Creek
Leroy Hh
George Lowenberg
Lowenberg
Fort Reserve
Dayton
Kate Shelley
Thane
Sienoulan
Mitches
Debora Wary
Trex Adams
Made Jamieson
Tne
Margaret Tronan
Louise McDonald
W. Moher Tates
Winnie Barnes
Cmato Jetta Bames
Belknap
Susie Wiley
Quartz
Ada Sproat
St. Regie
Mabel
Gener
Huson
Hose” T. Chat
Frenchtown
Hackney Brakeman Wounded, Revived After Freight Wreck
Mraken Hospital reports C. E. Hackney, a brakeman injured in the Livingston freight wreck, was revived at Northern Pacific hospital this morning. He suffers a pinned back and his injury remains serious, with limited movement and ongoing care.
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Aissoma
C. E. Hackney
Livingston
Northern Pacific Hospital
Mystery Clock at Supreme Court Clock in DC Traced
A disturbance at the District of Columbia Supreme Court office caused a clock to stop its regular weekly winding. The 1864 clock, housed on a marble mantel, had run for nearly four years without fault until a calendar gear issue and weight arrangement caused a 30 hour outage. Meigs, a court clerk, noted the clock had been out of commission over ten days prior and repairs were required to restore observatory-level accuracy.
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Baron Haussmann’s Istanbul Visit Misunderstood Etiquette
A humorous account recalls Baron Haussmann meeting Abdul Aziz in Constantinople. The grand vizier, unfamiliar with French, listens intently as Haussmann chats. When Haussmann claps, a servant is summoned to relight the pipe, and the vizier misreads the gesture as applause and extends a handshake. He then says goodbye, thinking Haussmann intends to leave.
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Ex-Congressman John Allen Known For Public Service
John Allen, longtime U S congressman and public servant, was widely recognized for his legislative work and community involvement. He served multiple terms, shaping policy and aiding constituents through focused district outreach and leadership positions.
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New York Times
John Allen
Private Allen Watches Grand Army Parade on Pennsylvania Ave
A lone Confederate Private named Allen stood on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington last week during the Grand Army of the Republic parade with two ladies. After hours, Charles A. Edwards, secretary of the Democratic congressional committee, approached Allen who greeted him and asked how long the parade had halted. Edwards checked his watch, sighed, and mused on what Allen had “held at bay for four.”
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MISSOULA NOTES UPDATES AND VISITOR LISTINGS
Missoula notes list visitors including John Fotin of Jocke, Cassito of Plains, H McManus from Victor, and Ruseett from Baldy. Local residents report illness, hotel registrations, and several short trips among Missoula, Kalispell, Hamilton, Stevensville, and Guth. Otto Schmidt returns from Peru with a new bride, planning a likely return to Missoula.
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Harris Street
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Stevensville
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John Clavin
Bath
Theoay
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Colemance Key
J. W. Bennett
Bitter Roo Valley
C. Whippie
Frank Jones
White Sulphur Springs
L. Doran
Thamiton
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Quarta
Frank Darbee
Ais Janes Mills
St. Helin
Anna Clements
Emi Rose
Mary Scheffer
Huson
Daniel Arms
F. H. Dinkeinberg
Mfigeoula
Tiamuton
California
Village Officials Disinfect Villagers With Acid
In Sakuramata Ohaken villagers cleaning a cholera house were halted by a village official who ordered their disinfection. He poured strong irbale acid on them, injuring 12 people who were taken to a hospital and blame the official for his careless action.
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Ohaken
Notice to Contenders in Blackfoot Rnlling Co event
A fragmented notice from Blackfoot Rolling Co. appears to invite contenders to a reseed and competitive event. Names and details are garbled but reference to a ranking or listing process and a local firm. Further readable items include a mention of Honner and an AR location.
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Blackfoot Rnlling CO
Honner
Blackfoot Milling Co. Public Notice on Tanker Deliveries
A fragmented notice from Blackfoot Milling Co outlines terms for stumpage and delivery. It mentions Northern Pacific specifications, delivery windows between the 13th and end of the month, and reserved rights to reject. The text references Blackfoot, Montana area logistics and milling operations.
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Blackfoot Milling CO
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