Increased Valuation in Missoula County Report
Missoula July 6 Assessor Daniel Quarrie and Deputy Krone completed the assessment lists and report for Missoula county. The report notes an increased valuation of about 314,956 since last year and city improvements totaling around 80,000 more than the previous year. The countywide assessed valuation runs near 4,600,000, with farm improvements rising notably. city and town improvements reach roughly 1,310,355.
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Missoula
Daniel Quarrie
Krone
Vailronde
Tne
Advertised Letters in Missoula Dostomee Week Ending July 1903
Missoula post office lists names of residents and others with advertised letters for the week ending July 1903. Names include Alexander, Jack Compton, J ives, Andy Everett, W H Fergus, Thomas Frazer, Mrs Forems, Gidding, Charles Johnson, John Inott, Mrs Anise, Wynter Peterson, Stepping, Mrs M Thame, and Willams. Postmaster D H Ross oversees the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gigm Alexander
Jack Compton
Ives
Andy Everett
W. H. Fergus
Thomas Frazer
Forems
Gidding
Charlex Johnson
John Inott
Anise Tc
Wynter Petterson
Stepping
M. Thame
Willams
D. H." Ross
Pontmaster
Governor Toole Dispatch Requisitions Pending
Special Dispatch reports Helena July, governor Toole issued to Missoula county sheriff a requisition on Idaho for Samuel J. Tillman wanted on a charge. Details mention money and a recovery effort. Telephone 196. B B M Co.
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Siannara Helena
Toole Toxy
Missoula County
Idaho
Samuel J. Tillman
Missoula
Land Office Receipts Show A Good Increase
Missoula July 6. The United States land office reports a strong finish to the fiscal year with June’s monthly and yearly tallies reflecting growing business. Cash from sale of public lands and various fees total over fifteen hundred dollars, while timber, pre emption, homestead, and mining entries contribute to a robust end of year showing.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Land Department
Land Office
Tootal
MISSOULA NOTES AROUND TOWN AND TRAVELS
MISSOULA NOTES shows several locals in town for business and travel. F O Grady of Butte registers in the city. George K Dick stopped over from Anaconda on his return from the Fourth in Hamilton. Thomas R Marston of Minneapolis visits for days to assess Missoula business opportunities. M M Joyce and mother plan an extended eastward trip ending near New York. FW Schmitz, Lolo rancher, reports good hay prospects as haying nears. Harry Freeman of the Flathead Reservation Information Agency returns, noting reds exercises at the agency. R Dwight, MR Hardenburg, Billy Edwards and George F E Rumgartner plan a 19 day Flathead reservation camping trip starting Sunday. Send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula. Dr H Gwinn, oculist and aurist.
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F. O'Grady
Butte
George K. Dick
Anaconda
Hamilton
Thomas R. Marston
Minneapolis
Missotla
M. M. Joyce
Joyce
New York
FW. E. Schmitz
Lolo
Ity
Former Missoula resident returns to celebrate home
A former Missoula resident, after five years in Kentucky, arrives during the Fourth of July celebration. He praises Missoula as a moderate-sized town, notes its improving appearance and ideal climate, and recalls warm greetings as crowds line the avenue. He sold his hardware business in Kentucky to return west for health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Wycliffe
Montana
Kentucky
Miasoula
Gota
Missoula Library Patronage Soars in June Circulation
A Missoula report notes large library patronage with June circulation data. It lists class categories for adults and juveniles including fiction and philosophy, totaling substantial usage across the library system.
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Minouta
Tes Arco
Siodaat
Tiana
Te Menon
Iatenton Wat
Suse
Iertge
Dal
Iirgese
Browern
Toha An Ili Isresine
Band Concert Delights Hundreds At Walcott Pavilion
A July concert at Walcott pavilion drew a large crowd as the band marched from the city to the pavilion. Conductor Wilfred Thompson praised for his directing style. After the program, the band played a lively two step and dancers filled the night until after midnight. In Missoula, Jerry Stemee filed suit against Gopher State Development and Manufacturing, seeking attachment on mill property. Gilbert store in Lolo reported a burglary last night, goods worth about 100 dollars missing. local officers continued probe tonight.
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Walcott Pavilion
Wilfred
Thompson
Missoula
Jerry Stemee
Gopher State Development and Manufacturing Company
Maltese
Steffiet
Love Store
Gilbert Merantile
Lolo
Mieros
Portland Eyes Envoys for Summer Conference Site
Portland, Maine signals willingness to host envoy visits for a summer conference. The plan contemplates using Cushing's Island in Casco Bay as a hotel site, with the government-owned island offering accessibility by steamer and fortifications noted. The proposal aims to secure a suitable arrangement for dignitaries and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Peace envoy meeting site debated near Portsmouth N H
Washington reports strong indications that a meeting place for Russo Japanese peace envoys near Portsmouth New Hampshire will receive serious consideration. Plenipotentiaries may travel on the Mayflower and be conveyed to the president. Chicago teamsters vow 430 drivers to strike while department store drivers stay out.
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Washington
Portsmouth
N. 1
New Hampshire Cty
Chicago
Suty
Teamsters
City Express
Missoula lecture on Russo Japanese war by Robert J Dunn
Under the Missoula Chamber of Commerce auspices an evening lecture will present the first naval engagement of the Russo Japanese war. Robert J Dunn will illustrate with stereopticon views from his reports for Collier s Weekly. The event aims to honor local interest with invited residents and has drawn praise from Anaconda and Bozeman audiences.
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Missoula
Chamber of Commerce
Dunn
Collier's Weekly
America
Anaconda
Bozeman
Merce
Missotla
Shooting of the Cow Not Malicious in Montana Case
In Missoula July 6 the Montana case against T A Blair heard in Justice Hayes court. Blair was accused of shooting a cow owned by John Meltzer in Orchard Homes and charged with malicious mischief. After witnesses and evidence were reviewed, Justice Hayes discharged Blair for lack of malice toward the owner. Meltzer said he would pursue another charge against Blair.
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Missoula
State of
Montana
T. A. Blair
Justice Hayes
Blair
John Meltzer
Orchard Homes
Meltzer
Belgrade Notes Highlight Local Travel and Health News
Belgrade brief highlights a recent appendicitis recovery at McCoy sanitarium as Hugo Gelert plans to return to Idaho Falls. The note lists visitors and travels including Preston Gallagher's honeymoon stopovers at Meadow Creek and plans to move to Portland, Oregon, plus various Belgrade residents visiting relatives, spending time away, and returning from trips to Bozeman Livingston Lewistown Butte and Wisconsin.
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Belgrade
Hugo Gelert
McCoy Sanitarium
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Preston Gallagher
Gallagher
Meadow Creek
Mire Gallagher
M. W. Pennell
Portand
Ore
L. Worth
Great Falla
Samuel Bell
CH. McDonald
William
John
W.H. Bigelow
Livingston
Robinson
W Consin
Penwel
Dr. Dean
French Submarine Fartadet Sinks with All Crew
Paris reports the French submarine Fartadet sank at the entrance to Sidi Bel Abbes port, Tunis, after a door failure allowed water to flood the hull. Commander Rateur and two crew were lost, twelve remained entombed as tugs and engines attempt salvage.
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Paris
M. ‘Thomson
Fartadet
Sidl
Adallan
Tunis
Rateur
Bettty
Patriotism and the Duties of a Civilian Orator
July 5 Missoula notes Cassius M. Eby spoke on The Duties of a Civilian, tracing patriotism from biblical and historical lands to American liberty. He linked divine guidance, enduring sacrifice, and justice to the birth of America, urging citizens to uphold country, loyalty, and civic duty.
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Missoula
Cassius M. Eby
Ovn
Lae Broudene
Abram
Canaan
Christ
Galles
Liberty
England
Earth
America
Orient
Russia
Paul
Patriotism and national unity in a broken Union
A long oration extols loyalty to the United States, cites Pericles, Washington, and Greek echoes to argue that true patriotism comes from faith in the republic and equal rights under law. It contrasts war and peace patriotism, urges reconciliation between North and South, and calls for universal civil and political equality with restraint and justice.
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Try
Pericles
Athens
Greece
Mother Earth
United States of America
America
Allis
International Christian Endeavor meeting discusses unions
Baltimore hosts the second convention session presided by Rev. George B. Stewart of Auburn New York. William Shaw of Boston speaks on What Christian Endeavorers Show Be During the afternoon a conference of officers from state and local Christian Endeavor unions led by General Secretary von Olden Vogt examined federation of unions dependent unions financing of enterprises functions of a local union and problems. The session closes with a junior and intermediate rally.
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Baltimore
International Christian Endeavor Convention
George B. Stewart
Auburn
N.Y
William Shaw
Boston
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Garden City
Dard
Miter List
Reavis
Ain Recy Agg
Erry
P.M. Reitlg
Dr. Willard
Ostropth
Missoula Notes
H. Gwinn
Professor Cartwright
M. M. Co
Missoula Mercantile Co
Missoula, Montana
RL L. Pays
Chamber OF
Han
Standard Sr
United States
E. A. Walder
Northern Pacific
A. Verdl
J. Eby
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bennee
Benner, Mont
Carload
Mercantile Dept
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank OF
Savings Department
Aajestern
Montana National Bank
Scoula, Mont
GA. Wolf
Jomin C. Lehson
Ryman
M. L. Gulden
Ussoula
N Theater Harnoss
Soula 8 Rday
July Innes
RK Srchestral Band
Ike Vetillings
Ake
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