Highlanders face heavy series opener at Hazel Run Park
Mountmen debut a made-over infield in the opening game against Bussauin this afternoon at Hazel Run Avenue Park. Dell and Maloney to start the doubleheader with BlankenShip shuffling infield duties and a week of postponed games rescheduled. The Missoula Salt Lake race tightens as Ogden climbs from last place and Utter remains a pitching test for the heavy schedule ahead.
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Mountmen
Bussauin
Hazelrun Avenue Park
Wressex
Maloney
Big Dell
Blankenship
Leagers
Levy
Schils
Cantwell
Suniu
Mathes
Mathes, Dockstader
Morehead
Sardeng
Dell
Tein
Missoula
Salt Lake
Ogden
Senators
Dutle
Uls
Hutte
Attrantian
Heavy rains bring joy to farmers in Montana region
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports one of the heaviest rainfalls in Billings and vicinity, with cloudburst-like downpours, hail and an electrical storm. Farmers welcome moisture amid drought, foreseeing a bumper crop as wheat heads. Whitehall and Forsyth also tally severe hailstorms that damaged gardens and crops but may help dry-year fields. railroad washouts and service disruptions followed the storm.
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Standard
Billings
Iit
Hain
Whitehall
Great Falls Terminal Company Formed with $200000 Capital
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports the Great Falls Terminal Railway company to operate Milwaukee line terminals in the city, capitalized at $200,000 with a 49 year term. Shareholding includes Milwaukee with $199,890 and individuals C A Good, H H Field, G L Warren, H H McEwen of Chicago, and James O Grady of Great Falls. Also noted is a civil suit in Missoula where Harold Dorman through his father sues Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway for $23000 after Dorman boy was injured in the local yard while playing near moving cars. A brief ad promotes Horaford acid phosphate to restore appetite.
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Standard
Forsyth
Billings
Yellowstone
Northern Pacifi
Miles City
Thees
Chicago
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Great Falls
H. H McEwen
James O'Grady
Missoula
Harold
Dorman
G. F. Dorman
Chicago, Milwaukee & , Puget Sound Railway Company
Window shopping hits: varied skirts and waists on sale
In sizes 16 to 19, skirts in khaki and gray tones priced as low as 3.25 to 8.50, with outfits described as extra special. Light summer waists, lace trim, and embroidery offer popular styles at cut rates, including a $1.50 outing garment and 2.00–2.50 ranges for peplums and knits.
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Butte
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Highlanders
Enfield
Yuea
Maloney and Bell
Connell
America
Rene Ecco
Apair Wwe Ie
Dresden
Stela