Plans for Missoula Fourth detailed with trains and parade
Missoula reads in detail the Fourth of July preparations with special train schedules from Philipsburg Drummond Bitter Root and Coeur d Alene branches the parade line of march and track privileges set at 375 dollars though pools not sold fireworks curbs urged. The Arab troupe Jarbour's company arrives from the Pan American exposition with about 70 people plus horses and equipment.
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Missoula
Russell
Northern Pacific
Drummond West
Philipsburg
Drummond
Bitter Root
Hamilton
Coeur d'Alene
Walace
John L. Sloane
Pine Street
Woody
Railroad Avenue
Higgins Avenue
Madison
Madison Street
Front Street
Granite County
Jarbour
Hadji Lecheriff
Premium Subscriptions Offer at the Standard Office
Call at the Standard office to learn about premiums offered for a year’s subscription. The promotions claim to outshine all others, suggesting a superior value and exclusive incentives for new and renewing readers.
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Standard
Tough Times at Nome in Missoula Letter From Walter Morton
Pr R Gwinn notes Frank Vogel received a letter from Walter Morton in Nome describing blizzards and long nights of daylight. He recalls sled trips to Marys igloo, hunting for two men lost in a blizzard, sleeping in native igloos, and frozen ground surveys. He mentions rising supplies in Kavgarok and Blue Stone, and prices for groceries, beef, coal, and horse feed, with coal oil price fading.
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Missoula
Frank Vogel
Walter Morton
Nome
Mary's
Teller
Beach Road
Kavgarok
Bluestone
Arctic
A. E
Misguided Stampede and Lost Stock Quietly Noted in Galion Item
A reader recalls stock loss from leakage after a Standard Oil stock collapse and fears over the stampede sparked by Mac Donald misreports. He notes potential profit from unused cans and urges caution for those considering leaving the states. Also mentioned is a Missoula Mercantile Independence Day concert set for Wednesday night with patriotic and military selections.
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Standard Oil
MacDonald
Missoula Mercantile Company
Missoula City Finances June Treasurer Report Summary
City Treasurer Lister reports June balances and activity across funds in Missoula. General fund shows ending cash 3,022.80 with disbursements 865.24. library fund ends 665.06. road fund 2,894.57. fire fund 96.50. sinking fund 12.82. cemetery fund 170.25. total treasury balance 7,855.23. No theft or fraud noted. figures include taxes, licenses, and street improvements.
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Missoula
Lister
Gen- Opo
Crecersen
Firemen’s Disability Fund
Eexton
Treasury
The
Globe
Missoula School Board Meets Looks at Bonds and Land
Missoula July 1 The school board met to plan next year’s schools and discuss land purchase on the west side and a new building. They will invite bids for supplies and consider refunding 45 000 of outstanding bonds. The next regular meeting is adjourned. Two men sleeping in a tent were robbed. a silver watch chain and $18 were taken from Isaacson. No suspects or traces found.
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Missoula
Taylor
Mr. Hazleton
Mr Isaacson
Pringles Marble Works
Isaacson
George Pringle
The
Modern Woodmen of America
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Carlan
Condition of Streets and Alleys the Chief Matter Discussed
Missoula city council focused on street and bridge conditions at last night’s meeting. Bills totaling several hundred dollars were approved, bids for replanking Higgins Avenue bridge invited with $1000 bid guarantees, Greenough bridge flagged for overhaul, and street repairs ordered for West Spruce Street. A gutter leak complaint from J S Leeler and sidewalk repair notices were also addressed.
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Missoula
Mix
Marsh
John Rankin
Baker
Higgins Avenue
Greenough
Weet Spruce Street
Leeler
Walla
Elmer Tinghe
Palmer Street
Mission Opens at Episcopal Church In Holy Spirit Parish
A mission began today at the Episcopal Church with strong attendance across all services. Archbishop Webber leads the Holy Spirit Church mission offering holy communion with address at 8 a m 38 p m sermon and evening prayer at eight o clock plus an offertory Tuesday evening by the Nordica quartet.
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Episcopal Church
Webber
Church of the Holy Spirit
Nordica Quartette
Mineral filings and transfers listed in Missoula notice
County clerk records show a Quartz location Copper King quartz lode in the Vermillion district with O D Clearwater and Ed Shape as locators. Amended Quartz location Gold Leaf Placer by A L Thurston. Deed from Joseph Gauthier to Moise Reeves for four acres near Fredtown for 75 dollars. Oil prospecting privilege granted to Houghton from Latimers lands six miles west. Split bamboo rods nickel trimming priced at one dollar. Road trustees Napoleon Glaude and Andrew Munson each for two dollars.
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Missoula
Vermillion
O. D. Clearwater
Ed Shape
Napoleon Glaude
Huson
Andrew Munson
Moise Reeves
J. R. Latimer
Grass Valley
H. C. Houghton
Missoula Petroleum & Oil Company Formed in Montana
Articles filed by Missoula Petroleum & Oil Company to prospect for oil and minerals. Principal office in Missoula. Four year term. Five trustees named: H. H. Chaney, U. C. Houghton, George H. Keep, Crysler, E. L. Bonner. Capital stock $599,000 in 5,000 shares.
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Missoula
HH. E. Chaney
U. C. Houghton
George H. Keep
Crysler
E. L. Bonner
County Treasurer’s Report and Local Notices for Missoula
County Treasurer George C Higgins reports June balance 88425 27 receipts 5861 95 paid out 11018 68 leaving July 1 cash 51267 04 Best paper hangers lowest price from L N Simon Globe Mrs Roddy funeral services for Mrs Michael Roddy held at Catholic church Rev Palladino officiating Missoula July 1 Charten H Hall to deliver Fourth of July oration at Thompson Hall accepted invitation and will deliver one of the finest orations seen by the region Hall known as a good speaker and skilled with patriotic addresses
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Missoula
George C. Higgins
Charten H. Hall
Missoula County
Thompson
Hall
Missoula Rider Narrowly Escapes Serious Accident
July L Hugh Whitaker rode a horse on Higgins avenue when a collision with a Donahue block caused the animal to fall and throw him. The horse fell on Whitaker but he escaped serious injury with only a sprained ankle.
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Missoula
Hugh Whitaker
Higgins Avenue
Donahue Block
Mr. Whitaker
Missoula Notes: Browning brothers seek U. S. citizenship
Native Canadians Martin and Michael Browning declare intent to become U S citizens. Brownmiller, a fever patient, improves at Parsons hospital. A K Franklin, with an injured hand at Sisters hospital, is gradually recovering. Missoula Mercantile workers report on the Gold Creek defeat amid umpiring complaints and praise for Gold Creek. Cold Creek team is town lads and a few lumberjacks. Local merchants decorate fronts with evergreens, creating a pleasing effect.
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Martin
Michael Browning
United States
Canada
Mr. Brownmiller
Parsons’ Hospital
A. KE. Franklin
Sisters’ Hospital
Missoula
Gold Creek
Contagious Blood Poison Self Cure Book Ad
A promotional notice claims a book explains symptoms by stage and lets readers diagnose and treat at home with guidance from physicians. It promises free distribution, offers correspondence, and urges sending condition details. A stated remedy named Swift Specific Co claims to remove poison without harming the system.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Missoula Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Sappington
Rev George Stewart and Undertaker Charles H Marsh left for Bonita to conduct Mrs Sappington obituary services. Her remains traveled west by train, with a Missoula Episcopal church service planned for tomorrow morning conducted by Rev George Stewart. New Turkish bathrooms advertised by Rankin hotel and J M Belisle proprietor.
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Missoula
George Stewart
Charles H. Marsh
Bonita
Sappington
Episcopal Church
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Cravenette
Kitchener
Tercantile Co
Tilssoula, Montana
Northwest
Missoula, Mont
Pr. R. Gwinn
Bering Sea
P.M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Bishop & Kern
Crimson Harvester Oil
Pulliam Bros
McHaffie Bros
Amoskeag
the Globe
R. A. Mitchell
Oregon Nursery Company
J.S. Lester
Hse
Pereale Ladies
Mr. Pringle
Nellie Foote
Africa
Germany
Union Market
Walling
McBride's
Oi Company
McBride
L. N. Simon's
Orater
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Moses Miles
Hilliard, Uinta Co
Wyoming
Red Cross
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons
Drugeiss
Mission St
San Francisco
Cal
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Elk
Attobeaneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly
Joyce & Mulroney
First National Bank
Kodak Supplies
Nicodakery
Smith & Simmons
Mont
Missoula Notes
S. S
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Mrs. Sappington
Rankin Hotel
J. M. Belisle
Acme
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond, A. G. England
J. M. Keith
Jean
R. A. Eddy, A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
T. L. Greenough
G. England
J. M. McLeod
John M. Keith
Western Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf
Joan C. Leerson
J. H. T. Ryman
Capital Dburplus
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Keasley
Ian
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
West Front Street
Icure
W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Local Appliance CO
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Onner
Tamarack
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling GO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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