Williams Fights to Move Tacoma to Spokane in Coast League
Spokane magnate C C Williams battles to land Tacoma’s Coast League club in Spokane, clashing with W H Lucas who holds Spokane franchise protections. Northwest League turmoil grows as speculation rises over reorganization and new ballparks while references to Thielman and others pepper the coast baseball chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. H. Williams
National Board of Organized Ball
New York
Chicago
Ogden
Salt Lake
Williams
Spokane
Tacoma
W. H. Lucas
Lucas
National Association
Farrell
Wiliams
Inland Empire City
Northwestern
Pacific Coast League
Charley Reilly
Fair Lake
Seattle
Portland
California
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Pasadena
Tonkin's Sale Offers Men's Suits At 14 95
The United Irish societies of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties plan their annual picnic at Gregson Springs on Sunday July 16 1905. Proceeds benefit the Meagher memorial fund with all friends invited. The Dorothy dining room reopens today for dinner 4 to 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish Societies
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Gregson Springs
Meagher Memorial Fund
Suit Filed Over Adelaide Block Furniture and Cash Damages
Ida Lindsley sues Nannie Lennon and Constable McGrath in district court to recover the furniture and furnishings of the Adelaide block on Weet Park street and 500 damages. The claim alleges wrongful possession under a chattel mortgage foreclosure while a prior mortgage existed. property valued at 2750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lindsley
District Court
Nannie Lennon
Constable McGrath
Adelaide
Weet Park Street
Gardens Party at Columbia Gardens Hosts Young Set
A lively gathering of young people met at the Katz enjammer castle back of Columbia gardens on Thursday evening. After a sumptuous supper, dancing topped the entertainment with Miss Nell Fair and others among the attendees. Chaperons were Mrs. James Berry, Mrs. I G Denny, and Mrs. Denny Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katzenjammer
Columbia Gardens
Nell Fair
Ethel Berry
Jessie Wharton
Emma Charles
Kit Fair
Grace Noyes
Annie Fitzpatrick
Margaret Driscoll
Minnie Denny
Charlie Russell
Lillian Sheahy
Fred McQuenney
Clark Johnstone
Arthur McDonald
Will Brazier
Edward Evans
Nels
Fishermen's outing sails from Montana Anglers club
A jolly party of fishermen departed yesterday for Echo Lake. Members of the Montana Anglers' Club include Alexander J. Johnston B. E. Stichartes Co H Clark E. H. McDonald and W. L.
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Echo Lake
The
Montana Anglers’ Club
Alexander J. Johnston
B. E. Stichartes
Co. H. Clark
E. H. McDonald
W. L
List of Names from Historical Naval Directory
A fragmented roster presents Renick and Johns among a long enumerated group including Sig Young E A Morley Nash F A Gilbert H E Heath Arthur Young E nate H Paxson John Strasser Roy Swinburne Alan Lippincott Chauvin Scott Avare Cockrell and Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renick
A. Johns
Sig Young
E. A. Morley
Nash
F. A. Gilbert
H. E. Heath
Arthur Young
Nate
H. Paxson
John Strasser
Swinburne
Roy
Alan I. Lippincott
J. Chauvin
W. F. Scott
Henry Avare
C. W. Cockrell
Ww. L. Collins
Missing Persons Sought By Chief Mulholland Inquiries
Chief Mulholland received inquiries about three missing individuals. John Kramer left Orisaka North Dakota a year ago and may be the Kramer killed in the Cora mine. his brother Edward remains in Butte. John A Youman, Ravinson Baca, and James Slater are also sought for family concerns and unclear whereabouts in Alberta New Mexico and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulholland
John Kramer
Orisaka
N. D
Cora Mine
Charles Fallett
Kramer
North Dakota
Edward
Butte
Standard
John A. Youman
James
Slater
Ponoka
Alberta
Magdalene Baca
Albuquerque
N. M
Ravinson Baca
Jumped From Moving Train and Lost Arm in Accident
William H. Miller, a U S Army hospital corps member, jumped from passenger train No. 3 near Livingston by the Northern Pacific depot and lost an arm after a fall beneath the wheels. He was taken to St Luke's hospital where doctors amputated his arm near the shoulder. he is expected to recover.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Northern Pacific
William H. Miller
Miller
St. Luke's Hospital
Hospital Corps
United States Army
Fort Snelling
Fort Yellowstone
New York Man Brings Prize Cups for Big Timber Fair
Charles Dugro of New York arrives to stay at the Van Cleve ranch near Melville for the September fair. He brings three engraved prize cups on display at the Big Timber National Bank to be awarded at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Big Timber
Charles Dugro
New York
van Cleve Ranch
Melville
Dugro
Big Timber National Bank
Convicts News Reporters Shot Near Tacoma
Escaped convict W P McCarthy is reportedly employed at Wallace's ranch near Nisqually zwischen Olympia and Tacoma. Reporter Ritter Wilkeson, shot in the arm, and fellow George Armitage were involved in a capsizing launch collision, narrowly escaping death.
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Tacoma
W. PD
McCarthy
Wallace
Nisqually
Olympia
Ritter Wilkeson
Marshall Bergh
Tacoma News
Wilkeson
George Armitage
Father Refuses To Pay Fine For Erring Boy
Malcolm McLean, a half witted lad from Granite, was arrested at Grant's ranch Willow Creek for taking a horse from Mrs Bernard McKenna. He abandoned the horse in Philipsburg but rode on until caught by Sheriff McDonald. He was fined 22.50 by Justice Axtell and his father refused to pay, so the lad will serve the fine in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Philipsburg
Malcolm McLean
Granite
Grant
Willow Creek
Bernard McKenna
McLean
McDonald
Justice Axtell
Gold Fever Spreads as Iceland Prospecting Grows
Report from Reykjavik notes ongoing prospecting in Iceland with multiple finds. An engineer delivered a large nugget from Vestlander, distant from Reykjavik, suggesting a new gold field may open.
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Copenhagen
Iceland
Reykjavik
Vestlander
Elks Seek Stronger Ties Across Canadian Border
Grand Exalted Ruler O'Brien and Past Grand Exalted Ruler Fanning met with Canadian Elks leaders in Toronto to discuss closer social ties between the American and Canadian orders. The conference results will be presented to the Buffalo grand lodge.
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Toronto
Ontario
O’brien
Fanning
Order of Elks
Order
Canada
Grand Lodge
Buffalo
Justice Axtell Delivers Ruling in Horse Theft Case
In Philipsburg on July 8 Justice Axtell ruled on a horse theft case involving Thomas Brady and Clyde Lee accused of taking a horse owned by George Metcalf. Both men were bound over to the district court in $1,000 bonds but could not furnish the bail and were remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Philipsburg
Justice Axtell
Thomas Brady
Clyde Lee
George Metcalf
Brady
Lee
District Court
Carnegie Library Site Hurdle Cleared in Lewistown
Lewistown July 8 A hitch in securing a Carnegie library site was resolved as two lots valued at 1650 were offered by citizens and accepted. work on the structure is expected to begin soon after the final obstacle was removed. In Billings Christian church plans a brick building on North Twenty eighth Street replaces the original frame plan due to city fire limits. Tonkin's offers jeans trousers at 95 cents down from 1.25.
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Standard
Lewistown
Carnegie Library
Board of Trustees
Main Street
G. M. Stafford
George Cook
The
Billings
Christian Church
North Twenty Eighth Street
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Butte News
Waterman’s
Owsley Block Butte
Moscow
Steinway, Vose
Ellington and
Howard
Montana Music Co
North Main
F. A. Ironside
Montana
Amaconda
Hale & Lavelle Proprietors
Clyde FH. Williams
Pittsburg
New York Highlanders
Griffiths
John Ganzel
Hal Chase
Chase
Thielman
St. Louis
Clarke
Chicks
Tonkin’s
Dorothy
Red Boot Shoe Co
North Main Street
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Union
Newport
Vici Kid
Oxfords
Northern Star
Worthmoor
Van
Russia
Columbia
Madison
Stacy, Adams & Co
Stacey, Adams & Co
Hest
Citi
Zens of
A. G. M. CO. Hardware House Main and Quartz
Ballistite
Wallrode
NEW Schultz
DU Pont Hazard
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