Annual report from State University details new faculty and city high schools
Missoula dated report outlines President Craig’s year at the state university with new department heads in physics geology history psychology and elocution. It lists accredited county and city high schools, library holdings of 4550 volumes, and notes museum growth and financials.
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Missoula
Craig
The
State University
State Board of Education
Rowe
J. M. Hamilton
Ruth Kellogg
J. F. Anderson
Guy Sheridan
Beaverhead
Carbon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Jefferson
Ark
Anaconda
Billings
Butte
Great Falls
Hamilton
Helena
Miles City
John F. Davies
Wallace Station Completed at Missoula
The Wallace station on the Northern Pacific at Missoula is completed and offices are being coupled. The building is noted as pretty and handsome though not large, fitting into a deep eating hill. Tracks in front are not ready yet and will be laid in a few weeks. Plumbers and plasterers push to finish finishing touches.
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Missoula
Wallace
Northern Pacific
Wallace Station
Misoula Station
Eatina
Lumberman Purtle Plans Large Log Cut at Coeur d'Alene Mill
Mr Purtle, a leading Coeur d Alene lumberman, expects a big season with at least three and a half million feet of logs. His mill will likely resume by April after a pause caused by soft roads, with a sizable workforce hauling logs to the mill.
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Purtle
Coeur d'Alene
George Nink Takes a Wife in Missoula
George Nink proprietor of the Louvre in Missoula married Anna Hoefer of Keokuk at the home of Frank Lichti witnessed by close friends. Rev. F J Salsman officiated. The couple left for a honeymoon to Spokane and western points, planning to stay in Missoula hotels until a house is secured.
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Missoula
George Nink
Louvre
Frank Lichti
F. J. Salsman
Baptist Church
Nink
Anna Hoefer
Keokuk
Carl Greenhood
Lichti
Spokane
Laboring man Henry Earnest dies after injuries near Hamilton
Henry Earnest 24 of Corvallis died in Missoula after severe injuries from a lumber camp accident. He was taken to Missoula for treatment, then shipped to Corvallis for burial. His mother accompanied him through illness before his death this morning.
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Missoula
Henry Earnest
Hamilton
Marsh
Corvallis
Earnest
Corvall's
Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses Or Call City Store
Readers are invited to tour Missoula Nursery greenhouses or contact the city store on Higgins Avenue for information and assistance.
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Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Revival services draw large congregations in Missoula
At the Churches in Missoula on January 12 revival services drew large audiences at both the Methodist and Christian churches. Miss Dennis delivered two strong addresses at the Methodist church and several people signified intent to join. Rev Mr Roswell spoke twice at the Christian church and several persons were baptized in the evening. The revival continues this week and perhaps longer.
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Missoula
Miss Dennis
Roswell
Fresh Salmon at Union Market and Old Friends in Missoula
John Forbes, a Northern Pacific engineer, returns from the West visiting his wife Mrs Forbes in poor health. En route in Michigan he meets former Missoula engineer Milt Cheeney who asks for friends Bob Rogers Jack Ward and Brrette. Cheeney has a good job and likes his new region. Mail orders go to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
John Forbes
Northern Pacific
Cattle Slaughter Reports Filed and Deeds Recorded
Filed for Record Missoula Jan 12 shows December cattle slaughter reports from Grass Valley and Western Frenchtown markets totaling 120 head. Deed transfers list William Dorset to Annie Dorset for five acres in Orchard Homes valued at 1700 dollars and a US patent to Hosea Connick for 160 acres in Missoula County.
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Missoula
Grass Valley
Western Market
Frenchtown
William Dorset
Annie Dorset
United States
Hosea Connick
Missoula County
Hospital notices and local arrivals at Missoula
At Higgins block a bowling alley opens. At the Hospital Missoula on January 12 Sliman Nassar the Assyrian peddler has been admitted for better care. W M Fenden of Nine Mile was received yesterday with an abscess likely requiring operation. Hardesty of Lothrop is in hospital with a wounded back.
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Missoula
Sliman Nassar
Parsons’ Hospital
Rose Avenue
W. M. Fenden
Nine Mile
Fdr
Hardesty of
Lothrop
Goodwin Coming in May for Missoula Theater
Missoula reports Nat Goodwin will appear in May at Hartley’s house. Goodwin stars in When We Were Twenty One and is drawing strong interest from theatergoers in the East. Local interest centers on whether the venue can accommodate all who wish to see him.
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Missoula
Hartley
Nat Goodwin
G Goodwin
Goodwin
Wes
Maxwell the Lumberman Regains Some Sight
Maxwell, the lumberman injured in Bitter Root valley by a falling tree limb, is improving. Doctors once feared blindness, but since yesterday he can distinguish darkness from light and may recover sight. Also notes grocer P. M. Reilly & Co. and railroad men urged to inspect union-made overalls.
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Missoula
Maxwell
Good Templars Meet in Missoula After Room Delay
The Good Templars lodge in Missoula held an interesting Saturday meeting delayed from Friday due to the Odd Fellows needing the room. Several initiations occurred during the session.
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Misoula
Good Templars Lodge
Good Templars
Will Start Up by April 1 Missoula Sawmill Journey
John Wurtle travels from his Quartz area sawmill to Missoula to discuss resuming operations with plans to start up by April 1. The brief item notes his readiness and location.
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Missoula
John Wurtle
Quartz
Firm Divides In Missoula News Stand Split
The Captain Hilcher and Mrs Hilcher firm at the Northern Pacific station has dissolved its partnership. The captain will move to Idaho to pursue mining, while Mrs Hilcher continues the news stand operation.
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Missoula
Hilcher
Third annual masquerade ball planned by Schiller lodge No 4
At a special meeting in Ellis hall a committee was appointed to organize the February 5 masquerade ball for Schiller lodge No 4 Sons of Hermann in Missoula. Committee members are George Nink A Schrling Joseph Steiger Ed Rohkramer and Fred Zeh. The event is billed as the season’s most enjoyable.
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Missoula
Ellis’ Hall
Schiller Lodge
No. 4
Hermann
George Nink
A. Schrling
Joseph Steiger
Ed Rohkramer
Fred Zeh
Visiting Relatives Lend Way to Portland Trip
A N Crouch cousin of Marcus L Crouch left Missoula after a week with family and heads to Portland Oregon to visit two brothers there. He has not seen relatives for years. He recently returned to Wisconsin to see his father, who with three sisters had died.
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Missoula
Janu
A. N. Crouch
Marcus L. Crouch
Portland
Ofe
Crouch
Wisconsin
Hamilton Court Opens With Wide Criminal Civil Docket
The Hamilton district court convenes tomorrow with five criminal cases including State versus Hunsaker grand larceny and State versus H. F. Williams larceny on appeal, seven civil matters, and 16 law and motion items. Arrested for burglary, H. F. Stone of a local blacksmith shop claims he bought the doors and later replaced them after learning of the theft.
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Hamilton
District Court
Missoula
Stevensville
Webster
State
Hunsaker
H. F. Williams
Justice Court
Howard Pacer
Joe
John Roski
Daniel Roski
Charles Rider
H. F. Stone
Stone
Missoula Notes Reflect Local Shifts and Visits
Missoula notes report M M Ross from Huson visiting. H M Sanborn from Spokane. several residents traveling to Helena, Bonner, Butte, Hamilton and Spokane. Local business moves and infrastructure work appear as Dixon Murphy law offices move. trenches dug on Higgins avenue for a sewer. Vaccination drives and smallpox precautions noted. multiple residents ill or recovering.
Notable Travelers Visit Butte and Nearby Cities
A string of regional visitors includes Arthur Marks from Seattle passing through Missoula on his way to Butte. J M McCaully with wife and two children stay at the Rankin hotel in Wallace while visiting. W M Bickford C F Kelley A J Shores and Charles Swartz are named among prominent Butte visitors. J B Totman of A C M’s lumber dept from Hamilton and H W Johnson of Anaconda Copper Mining’s Hamilton grocery dept are noted. W H Smith city clerk and attorney of Great Falls travels to Washington state after a week with Dr. Morris.
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M. M. Ross
Huson
H. M. Sanborn
Spokane
Florence McGeorge
Helena
Daniel Warwick
Quartz
Wallace
Fort Missoula
Samuel Magee
Sterling
J. C. Hunt
St. Paul
Arthur Marks
Seattle
Missoula
Butte
Morris Schlossberg
Cleveland
J. M. McCaully
Rankin
W. M. Bickford
C. F. Kelley
A. J. Shores
Charles Swartz
J. B. Totman
A. C. M. Company
Hamilton
H. W. Johnson
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. H. Smith
Great Falls
Dr. Morris
Washington State
Four Smallpox Cases Recorded at Lynch Sawmill Camp
Missoula January 12. P. O. Burger the smallpox expert visited Lynch's sawmill camp where four well developed cases were found and one suspected case noted. He asked Dr. Parsons to supply doors and windows to fit up a pesthouse at the camp.
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Missoula
P. O. Burger
Lynch
Burger
Parsons
Deering Woman in Critical Condition in Missoula
Missoula January 12 wards report Mrs. Thomas Deering of Hamilton is seriously ill in Missoula. Rev. Wather Ward of the Catholic church was summoned, and Mrs. Deering, wife of contractor Thomas L. Deering, was formerly Mrs. McCaulty of Butte. The couple wed last summer.
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Missoula
Ward
Thomas Deering
Hamiton
Wather Ward
Deering
Thomas L. Deering
McCaulty
Butte
Stevensville Doctor Needing New Hospital
Hospital plan proposed by Dr Brooke of Stevensville Missoula January 12. He notes no proper facility exists at that valley point for sick and injured and believes a hospital would be a good investment. he has experience and would run it well.
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Missoula
Brooke
Stevensville
Witness Testimony on Cuban Post Office Frauds
Havana hearing reveals Reeves did not claim a share of 815,000 from stamp burning. He noted Neely gave all to Rathbone and speculated on discrepancies spotted by Col Burton. Rathbone’s letter, secrecy, and proposed deposition from Lawshe feature in the probe of post office frauds.
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Havana
W. H. Reeves
Reeves
Neely
Rathbone
Florida
Colonel Burton
Burton
United States
Post Office
Washington
Funeral of William Conniff in Missoula
The remains of William Conniff were buried in the Catholic cemetery this afternoon after a funeral at J. M. Lucy's undertaking rooms. His parents and brothers from Florence attended, along with many friends, as a large cortege accompanied the service.
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Missoula
William Conniff
J. M. Lucy
Florence
Injury at Bearmouth Could Lead to Arm Amputation
Missoula news reports Lindsay, injured by a blast at Bearmouth yesterday, faces possible amputation as his shattered arm continues to cause severe trouble and may require removal.
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Missoula
Lindsay
Bearmouth
Wedding and business notices in Billings
The marriage of Dr. Leroy L. St John and Miss Georgiana Delfoss occurred at the Catholic parochial residence with Rev. Father Van Clavenbeck officiating. The couple will reside on North Thirty-first Street. Articles of incorporation filed for Vogue Clothing and Shoe Co with $15,000 capital. Death of Mrs. J. B. Cooper, a Sioux mother respected by Crow and neighbors. Municipal bond sale details and signatures on bonds required. Notables seen off on the Northern Pacific train and political bloc tensions noted.
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Leroy L. St. John
Georgiana Delfoss
Father van Clavenbeck
W. Lee Mains
Anna Delfoss
F. Kk
St. John
South Twenty-ninth Street
Billings
First National Bank
Vogue Clothing and Shoe Company
L. KE. Birken
George Co. Birken
C. C. Brewer
C. M. Luderman
C. H. Luderman
W. J. Birken
Lincoln
Neb
H. M. Allen
Northern Pacific
Sam Gordon
Register of the
United States Land Office
T. J. Porter
W. W. Andrus
Miles City
Helena
Republican State Central Committee
M. W. Harris & Co
Chicago
George
Stranger Reunited With Sisters After Years of Searching
In Samford Connecticut on January 12 a man once believed to be William Comfort in fact Thomas Connolly, aged about 19, discovers his real name and is reunited with sister Julia Connolly from Waterbury. Their parents died years ago leaving four children. sisters located him through Yale & Towne and Dr. P J Rogers in Stamford.
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Samford
Conn
William Comfort
Thomas Connolly
Julia Connolly
Waterbury
Connolly
Thomas
New Haven
Mary Comfort
John Comfort
Yale & Towne Company
Hindley
P. J. Rogers
Russia pushes telegraph line into Korean territory
A Seoul report states Russia crossed the Toomen river into Korea without Korea's permission, extending its telegraph line into Korean territory.
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Yokohama
Seoul
Korea
Russia
Toomen River
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