Best Fourth of July in Missoula with grand parade
Missoula celebrated a perfect Fourth of July with a sunrise salute, a grand parade led by Fort Missoula troops and the Boston and Montana band, elaborate floats from the machinists union and local firms, burlesque acts, and festive crowds from Coeur d Alene Plains Butte and Anaconda. The day featured log rolling contests, a tug of war between lumberjacks and firemen, races, a ball game versus Butte, and a courthouse square program with addresses by Matthew M Joyce. Evening fireworks and a concert by the Boston and Montana band capped the day as visitors from across western Montana joined locals in a high spirited celebration.
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Plains
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Butte
Anaconda
Marshal Sloane
24Th Infantry Band
Fort Missoula
Torrey
Cuba
Philippines
Machinists’ Union
Runn Shop
Morris Schlossburg
W. B. Brooks
Western Lumber Company
Mike Leahey
O. E. Myers
E. C. Mulroney
James Graham
Frank Hollenbeck
George Williams
Boston & Montana
Courthouse Square
Sam Treloar
Missoula Boy Graduates From Harvard
Missoula’s John Ellis Sedman, a Harvard honor man from the 1903 class of more than 1200, received a bachelor of arts degree last week. He is the second son of Mrs. D. R. Beck, born in Virginia City, Montana. He will spend three years at Harvard Law School after a Missoula vacation.
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Harvard University
John Ellis Sedman
Sedman
D. R. Beck
Virginia City
State University
Harvard Law School
Board of Trustees of School
Missoula County
Mont
Board of Trustees
Joan L. Sloane
J. M. Keith
A. K
Charles FP. Hollingsworth
FR. Beck
A. L. Duncan
Call Boy Preaches Forgiveness at Independence Day Station
The Call Boy urges brotherly love at the station with Old Conductor and Head Brakeman listening. He argues against grudges toward engineers and encourages doing the right thing, ending with a light request for a cigarette pack.
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West End
Bluffs
Plains
Thompson
Eagle Eye
Fourth of July Parade Brightens Missoula Celebration
The city praised its volunteers for a well run Fourth of July parade despite opposition. Jack Minnehan and John Sloane led as pillars and chief marshal while Morris Schlossberg received thanks for enabling the celebration. Delegations arrived from Bitter Root Coeur d Alene and the reservation.
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Municipal League
Standard
John Sloane
Tucker
Missoula
Shooter Targeting Hawkey At Standard Office Unsolved
Police could not identify the shooter who struck the Standard office in Missoula with a cold blooded assassination attempt on Hawkey. The scene mentions engraved cards and invitations as part of the display and invites readers to order mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula. The Brunswick hotel is noted for visitors, with a Checker Prep line and a promotion offering one hundred calling cards and plate for $1.50. Also listed is Pr R Gwinn a local oculist and aurist.
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Standard Office
Missoula
Random shot misses bartender at Board of Trade
Missoula on July 4 reports a shot fired through the window of the Board of Trade saloon on West Front Street just before midnight. The bullet narrowly missed Ed Hawkey the bartender who would have been struck if he stood at his normal position. The shooter remained unseen.
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Board of Trade
West Front Street
Ed Hawkey
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