Bond bids opened for county issue in Missoula
Six bids for a 150000 dollar county bond issue were opened. Mason Lewis & Co. Chicago won the school bonds at par with a 565 dollar premium. Other bids included N W Harris & Co Chicago par with 101.20, and Kane & Co Minneapolis par with 785 plus New York payable terms. Proceeds expected to cover due bonds next month and place county finances on cash basis.
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Missoula
Mason, Lewis & Co
Chicago
John Stuart Watson
N. W. Harris & Co
R. W. Cook
Duke M. Farson & Co
C. Nelson
Mason Lewis & Co
S. A. Kern
Kane & Co
Minneapolis
New York
Local merchants report timely sales trends on coast
The note mentions improved activity since Messrs Law and Kimberly reached the coast. It lists pianos priced from 250 dollars and references Prosperity block, implying a business upswing and available goods in the area.
Eradicating A Nuisance in Missoula Police Action
Missoula authorities acknowledge a growing nuisance from a group described as bold and asserting immunity. The police have taken formal notice and aim to curb the activity to improve city life and enforce earning an honest living.
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Missoula
Charity ball hosted by Christian Helpers' Society
The Christian Helpers' Society announces its annual charity ball on Tuesday January 22 with music by the Mandolin Club. Tickets cost $1.
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Christian Helpers’ Society
Mandolin Club
Prospects for Logging in Western Montana This Season
Reports from lumber camps indicate optimal weather for logging in January with light snow and chinook warmth. The season is expected to match or exceed Western Montana’s record cuts as mills recover, and workers anticipate strong profits. Blume the costumer will be at the east Union block store to fit costumes for the Sons of Hermann masquerade Monday through Wednesday.
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Schiller Lodge
Sons of Hermann
Union Hall
Gem Orchestra
Don Meadh
Missoula
Montana
Blume
Hermann
Missoula Readers Urged to Report Missed Deliveries
Patrons of the Standard in Missoula are asked to promptly report any failure to receive their papers. Increased circulation led to more carriers and route changes, and an overlooked delivery may have occurred. The office requests timely reports to correct issues.
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Missoula
The
Standard
Standard Office
Lumberman Seeks Name Change to Roulette in Missoula
A well known local lumberman plans to petition the legislature to change his name to Roulette after befriending the Roulett(e) family. He believes adopting Roulette is a sure way to luck and success.
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Missoula
Jan
No Quorum Prevents Missoula City Council Meeting
In Missoula on January 21 the fourth failed attempt to hold a January council session occurred as Alderman May departed, leaving no quorum. The public suspects a hidden scheme while reform aldermen reportedly shift sentiment. William Jordan attended to demand damages for smallpox quarantine in his building and seeks when the council will next convene.
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Missoula
William Jordan
Missoula Notes Health and Local News Roundup
Charles E. Born is confined to his room with illness. John M. Mills visits from his Lolo ranch while Mrs. William Archer and Mr Crawford come from Evaro. General D. Curtis and H. Collins arrived from Helena. William Dyson recovers from a week of lung illness and goes out. A petition seeks a carrier for the south side, James E. Self visits from Deer Lodge to Plains. Buckingham discharged from pesthouse and returns to his ranch. Preparations begin for a busy building season. Premiums for a year’s Standard subscription offered. Roadmaster Skones records ice cutting at Blossburg, aiming to beat past marks. Kittie Vanpelt fined for disturbing the peace. Pest house to discharge most patients this week. no new smallpox cases locally. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lynch dies after a short illness. funeral tomorrow. remains to be buried in Catholic cemetery.
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Charles E. Born
John M. Mills
Lolo
William Archer
Mr. Crawford
D. Curtis
H. OO. Collins
Helena
William Dyson
Postal Department
South Side
James E. Self
Deer Lodge County
Plains
Buckingham
Standard
Skones
Blossburg
Kittie Vanpelt
Hayes
Thomas Lynch
Iron Mountain
Wallace District in Wallace Missoula Mining Progress Report
Reports from the Wallace mining district confirm last week’s rumors of progress. Copper Hill reports a strike of rich ore with a persistent vein. Superintendent Porter’s New York company expands work with more shifts, signaling strong exploration and potential regional development.
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Missoula
Wallace
Copper Hell Company
Porter
New York Company
Dispute Over Western Lumber Company Sale Narrows
The Western Lumber Company dispute stalls as initial hopes for a clean continuation by young partners fade. Dr. W. C. Orr, veterinary surgeon and dentist, is listed at Johnson's livery as a point of contact amid the stalled agreement discussions.
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The
Western Lumber Company
W. C. Orr
Johnson's Livery
Both Men Arrested In North Side Hall Altercation
Missoula January 21 Thomas Neininger and Harry Hutchinson were arrested on third degree assault charges after a Saturday night fight at the north side dancing hall. Neininger struck Walter Merrick and Hutchinson struck Meininger. They appeared before Judge Houtchens for arraignment and pled not guilty. Trial set for tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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Missoula
North Side
Thomas Neininger
Walter Merrick
Harry Hutchinson
Meininger
Bloodhound for Sale Stirs Sheriff's Office in Missoula
A man claiming to hail from the East visited the Missoula jail and tried to sell a bloodhound to Under Sheriff Evans. He boasted the dog could free any man in minutes, but the jail force declined, noting they manage without a hound. The seller released the dog and left.
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Missoula
Evans
Illness and recoveries update from Parsons hospital
Missoula notes John Andrew remains hospitalized a week with a sore foot and eye trouble delaying his return to the ranch. Albert Koehler of Quartz and Archie Green, also patients, are well and left for home. William Shoek of Clinton neared death with pneumonia but is much better this week and out of danger.
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Missoula
John Andrew
Parsons Hospital
Albert Koehler
Quartz
Archie Green
William Shoek
Clinton
Reid Returns from Master plumbers Meeting in Great Falls
W H Reid returned to Missoula after a week in Great Falls for the Master Plumbers association gathering. He reports an enjoyable trip and a highly successful meeting with business transacted that will benefit plumbing firms and help equalize the trade.
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Missoula
W. H. Reid
Great Falls
Imbers’ Association
Accident in Northern Pacific yards injures Hemgren
Missoula January 21. While at work Saturday John Hemgren suffered a painful accident in the Northern Pacific yards. A cross-bar from a box car fell and struck his leg below the knee, bruising it badly, keeping him at home for some time.
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Missoula
John Hemgren
Northern Pacific
Mr. Hemgren
Sablotzky stock half price sale announced by Missoula Mercantile
The Missoula Mercantile company declares a half price sale of the Sablotzky stock starting Monday morning January 2. No sales before the date. Many customers sought early access, but none will be offered until opening day January 28 when bargains will be revealed to the public.
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Missoula Mercantile Company
Sablotzky
Wholesale houses order Lexative Bromo Quinine in Chicago
During the present cold season one hundred fifty one thousand two hundred boxes of Lexative Bromo Quinine have been purchased by Chicago wholesale drug houses Morrison Plummer Co Fuller Fuller Lord Owen Co Hamiston Keeling Co Robert Stevenson Co and Peter Van Schaak Sons.
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Chicago
Morrison, Plummer & Co
Fuller & Fuller, Lord, Owen & Co
Hamiston, Keeling & Co
Robert Stevenson & Co
Peter van Schaak & Sons
Zellner Divorce Case Opens New Chapter in Missoula
In Missoula on January 21 a replication filed by Mrs Zellner in the Zellner divorce suit answers her husband’s counter charges and renews a request for child custody. She declares all accusations false and defends her fitness as a mother.
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Missoula
Zellner
Solomon
Chinaman Arrested for Wood Yard Theft in Missoula
Officer McGregor caught Yu Lung Kee, a Chinese man, at Bancroft wood yard at 4 30 this morning. In police court he admitted guilt, was fined 30 dollars and costs, and sent to county jail to serve the 15 day sentence. He claimed illness and no money to pay the fine.
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Missoula
Jun
McGregor
Bancroft
Yu Lung Kee
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promised Cure
The text promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for digestive and blood disorders. It claims stomach disease underlies many ailments and that treating digestion cleanses the blood and restores health. A testimonial from Mrs. Simeon Suggs cites improvement after six bottles and pellets.
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Dr. Pierce
Simeon Suggs
Clyde
Sabine Parish
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Uncertain Resumption Date for North Coast Limited
Local railway officials in Missoula say no official date is set for the North Coast Limited service. They note a report in the Butte Standard suggesting late February or March, but consider it conjecture. One official cites his red ink annual pass as evidence the trains will run again this year, though he stresses the information is unofficial.
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Missoula
North Coast Limited
Butte Department
The
Standard
Pneumonia Prevented by Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The text claims pneumonia can be prevented by timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It cites past grip epidemics, claims no pneumonia cases when used, and promotes the remedy for colds and lung throat irritation. Sold at Standard Drug Store, Smith Drug Store, and Martin Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Secretaries rounded up in Missoula raid on bad lands
P M Reilly and Co grocer reports police raid in bad lands. A crowd of secretaries was arrested and many posted bail. three men Hall Cormier and Scully pleaded guilty and paid a $20 fine plus costs. Other cases await plea by attorneys Joyce and Mulrooney and will be heard tomorrow.
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Missoula
Hall
Cormier
Scully
Joyce
Mulrooney
Drug orders and market notices from Missoula merchants
Missoula Drug Co ships requests for pharmaceutical orders. Union market advertises poultry and oysters available at Union market in Missoula.
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Union Market
Improved Through Train Service With Kimberley Visit
Missoula January 21. Since General Superintendent Kimberly and Assistant Superintendent Law reached the coast there is a noticeable improvement in the through train service from the West. The dispatching of trains from the coast on time appears to have improved midline service, especially for No. 12.
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Missoula
Kimberly
Law
Boy R V Clark suffers broken collar bone in bike accident
Missoula January 21 R V Clark a call boy in the Livingston shops was riding for an engineer when he fell from his wheel. He sustained a broken collar bone and other bruises and can hardly walk to the hospital. He will likely stay a month. His father Mr Clark will return to Livingston tomorrow.
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Missoula
R. V. Clark
Livingston
Clark
Examinations Close Half Year at Missoula Schools
This week marks the end of the first term for Missoula public schools with examinations underway in all rooms. Students previously absent sick mostly return, and teachers back to work after short illnesses, ending the half year period.
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Missoula
Mrs Hinchman Improvement Reported in Missoula
Mrs Hinchman, once seriously ill in Missoula, is said to be somewhat improved today. Friends report improved condition and express gratification at the news for the many local well wishers.
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Missoula
Colonel McGowan postpones trip to East and South
Missoula January 21 Colonel J A McGowan postpones his departure due to business engagements and Mrs McGowans indisposition He had planned to leave Saturday but will surely depart this week for the East and South
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Missoula
Sawmill Will Shut Down in Plains Inventory Move
Ex-Sheriff D. T. Curran traveled from Missoula to Plains to inventory the stock of the Shook & Hinchman saw mill, recently attached, as the shutdown proceeds.
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Missoula
D. T. Curran
Plains
Shook & Hinchman
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Hone
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Standard Ties Lamp Co
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Redesha
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Screeee
Sears, Roebuck& CO
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Paris
Newbro Drugo
Charles Bidg
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Tere Weer the Teen
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