Railroad offers to Portland fair boost from Missoula
The Northern city announces a special rate of 88 from Missoula to Portland, secured through efforts of Mayor Smith and local citizens. Tickets go on sale July 15 and the special service includes a departure to Missoula and a train for delegates to the National Association of Railroad Agents convention in Portland, with plans to meet and entertain them brief stop in Missoula.
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National Association of “Railroad
Missoula
Portland
Isgees Hospital Incident Reassessed After Injury
An uncertain report from Isgees Hospital notes a patient with a foot injury initially feared serious. Subsequent examination showed the condition milder than first feared and the accompanying woman will probably recover without further complications.
Boys Have Fine Time in Their Summer Camp
A group of boys from the city visited Rankin ranch to bring supplies and report a joyful summer camp experience at Tong. They plan to stay while good weather lasts, enjoying sailing and outdoor games. The campers include Temple Grady Beverly Evans Clarence Duteran Tom Dunstan and John Evans Jr. Mr and Mrs M Evans drove to the camp to observe and stay overnight ensuring proper provisions.
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Missouri
Cit
Rankin Ranch
Tong
Pie Grady
Beverly” Evans
Clarence Dutran
Tom Dunstan
John Evans
Missoula Chamber of Commerce Fails To Hold Regular Meeting
Missoula July 1 The Missoula Chamber of Commerce did not hold a regular meeting tonight. Informally discussed were important matters and developments anticipated at the city council. The next regular meeting is planned for July 22.
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Missoula
Plains Man Injured While Cutting Hay
A Plains man was injured while cutting hay when a mowing machine jolted over rough ground and threw him forward onto a sickle, injuring his ankle bone. He was taken to Slaters hospital for care after being brought in by passenger train that evening.
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Slaters
Revere
Plaine
Emnis
Ospte
Missoula liquor charge cases headline July report
In Missoula on July 1 Peter Monana Sage Hayes frneen charged with selling liquor to minors. He pleaded not guilty claiming he asked each boy if of age and they lied. Released on own recognizance until Friday afternoon when trial will be held. An additional case involved Ano Yewow and W. arraigned this afternoon with a sentence of days in county jail. The Missoula Fiks held a session and discussed electing delegates to the state convention deferred to next regular meeting. Dr Willard osteopath listed with phone 1988.
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Missoula
Peter Monana Sage Hayesfrneen
Orelock
Yewow
Fiks
Chief Angevine Retained as City Police Chief for Another Year
Missoula council confirms Chief Angevine and most police officers for another year while several other matters are debated. Fire chief reports no June alarms. health notes diphtheria in the city and quarantines conducted. City plans include sewer petition, building permit dispute, grade changes with railroad, and salary considerations for officials. Adjournment set for August.
Heat Reliefes As Showers Pass Through Manhattan
Showers after noon eased the heat in Greater New York with reports of relief and lingering discomfort. Temp readings varied as residents faced continued high humidity and partial cooling, while weather observers noted fluctuating conditions across Manhattan and surrounding boroughs.
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New York
Manhattan
St the da
SANDS FAMILY ATTACKS THE MCARTHYS ENTRIES
Missoula July 1. In the United States land office today evidence was heard in contest cases of Andrew Sande versus W McCarthy and Christ Sends against Paul W McCarthy. The contests involve land and alleged abandonment and failure to comply with provisions of the act. Homestead entries were filed today by Charles Wahley near Heron Fred Peterson on 1s acres near Trout Creek and Thomas Rees Bowen of 1a acres near Philipbst. Frank J Morrie made final proof this afternoon on the Bitter Root preemption entry on 160 acres in the upper valley.
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Missoula
United States
Andrew Sande
W. “McCarthy
Christ
Paul W. McCarthy
Charles Ro Wahley
Isteres
Heron
Fred Peterson
Trout Creek
Thomas Rees Bowen
Philipebst
Frank J. Morrie
Police identify George Smith in burglary case in Missoula
Missoula July 11. Members of the police force identified George Smith as the suspect who came to Missoula on July s. They note facial marks that make identification certain. He was arrested in Box Elder and brought here on a burglary charge, believed to be the thief who burglarized Me Hamie's store and sold knives watches and razors in Bozeman.
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Missoula
Onge Smith Torday
Minith
Boxe
Hamie
Boze
Conductor Sprains Ankle En Route From Spokane
Issoula July 11 Conductor C G Hubbard was injured after alighting from passenger No 3 as it arrived from the east at Missoula. He suffered a bad sprain, initially feared to be a fracture, but hospital examination confirmed the sprain. Hubbard, who lives in Spokane, runs between Spokane and Butte. Conductor G H Reimer continued the train to Sporta. The injured man was reported to be improving and expected to leave the hospital within a few days.
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Issoula
C.G. Hubbard
Missoula
Company
Spokane
Butte
G.H. Reimer
Cal 14
Increased Business at Port of Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls July reports a fiscal year summary by Collector Webster detailing rising imports and duties in the Montana Idaho customs district. Value of exports through the port reached around 1000, with notable year over year increases and emphasis on strong activity at the port amid heavy Mormon trade.
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Standard
Great Falls
Webster
Montana
Idaho Customs District
MISSOULA NOTES AND LOCAL BUSINESSES
Dr Mills attended Mr Cormier who is very ill in Huson. Mrs Abe Heimann returned to Hut te after a week with Mrs Charles Heckler. Attorney Parsons visited Selish on business. Mr and Mrs Freeman returned from the Flathead. Eloise Palmer and Miss Newport headed to Bonner for visits. Western Life Insurance special agent Mr Gotsw will stay a few days. Statisticians gather data for the bureau. Mrs Joshua Pound of Hamilton admitted with appendicitis. operation expected. Street work on Tuttlesnake crossing to begin soon. Mistoula sends party to Yellowstone for an extended stay. Dr Arthur Norton and wife of New York left for Portland via J E Patterson host. Hoboes rounded up by police. Rev J W Bennett’s camping trip with family praised. Mr Bennett to Portland for remainder of vacation. J R Spooner, 74, former Bite ter Root resident, travels to Montreal to visit his aged mother. One hundred calling cards and plate for 1.30 at Standard, Missoula. Prominent men drowned: Sankey and Hill and Beau camp reported near Kenora in Manitou lake.
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Dr. Mills
Huson
Cormier
Abe Heiimann
Hutte
Charles Heckler
Hi. H. Parsons
Selish
H. E. Freeman S
Flathead Teson
Eloise Palmer
Mabelewport
Bonner
Palmer
Angevine
Mistoula
Yello Stone National Park
Arthur RB
Norton
New’ York
E. Patterson
Portland
J. W. Bennett
Bennett
J. R. Spooner
Biteter Root Valley
Stevenstille
Montreal
Spooner
Otee
Missoula
A. J. Thomas Stricken By Paralysis While Camping
A. J. Thomas, 70 plus, well known in Missoula, suffered a complete left side paralysis at a Flathead Reservation camp. His wife, alone without transport, awaited aid as local campers and a Clayton party helped him to a bed and then to Missoula’s Parson & Smith hospital in critical condition. His sons Frank and Jose and daughter were notified.
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Missoula
A. J.thomas
Nley Creek
Flathead Reservon
Parsona & Smith Hospital
Clayton
MIB
Thomas
Marsh
I Selous
South Missoula
Russell Streets
Frank ‘Thomas
Western
Jose Thomas
Whaley Ranch Sale Reported in Bitter Root Valley
Misagula July 1 The afternoon report states Benjamin Plukimer of Butte has closed a deal for the Whaley ranch in the Bitter Root valley through a real estate firm in the city. The lease or transfer is described as one of the district’s largest recent real estate deals.
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Misagula
Benjamin Plukimer
Butte Tas
Whaley Ranch
Bitter Root
Main Orders Sent to Gol Rule in Missoula
A formal directive was issued to transfer primary duties to the Gol Rule in Missoula. The notice outlines command reassignment and expected follow up actions by involved departments and officials.
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Missoula
Question of water for the 8B. & M. Smelter
In Helena a dispute between the Great Water Power and Townsite Company and Boston Montana Copper and Silver Mining arises over power supply terms. Justice Milburn notes the contract limits power to 5000 horsepower gratis for five years and 150 for the next five, with further terms unclear. The supreme court affirms the lower court for the plaintiff.
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Disp
Helena
Great Water" Power and
Boston & Montana, Copper and Silver Mining Company
Milburn
Supreme Court
Culist
Colored cook shoots waiter on Oregon Short Line
In July on train No 2 a dining car cook Arthur Parker shot and killed waiter W. Hall amid prior tensions with Thompson, who had been moved after a quarrel. Parker, an innocent bystander, was hit in the leg earlier. Thompson is jailed.
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Potatelio
Tanho
W. Hatt
Oregon Short Line Railroad
James
Intil
Arthur Parker
Thompson
Tall
Hall
Miner Held Up At Point Of Revolver
A Butte miner was robbed at dawn by three footpads at the corner of Gok and Thaho Errests. He was held at gunpoint and relieved of $0, a silver watch and chain, with a charm. The victim could not identify the two tall culprits due to darkness.
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Gok
Thaho Errests
Newly Elected Officers Installed At Labor Meeting
The meeting here stalled the installation of officers. George Elliott was named president with Re Gove as vice president and Jesse Thomas as recording secretary. Samuel Reed and Matt Ronan became guards. K P Shoemaker served as guide, and William Broderte was elected trustee for the long term while two members remained holding over.
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Presi Gent
George Elliott
Re Gove
Jesse Thomas
K.P. Shoemaker
Samuel Reed
Matt Ronan
William Broderte
Darlington Trust Leader Keith Dargan Death Report
Darlington Trust company former president R Keith Dargan reportedly killed himself by drinking carpet cleaning solution, according to an appeal from Charleston authorities. The incident implicates Dargan’s role with the parent company.
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Charleston
Burglar gang nabbed after candy store raid in Dublin Gulch
In Dublin Gulch the last four rays are behind bars as Mike Goggin and Tiger Harrington, both former industrial workers with bad reputations, were captured after a raid on a candy and cigar store at 25 Anaconda Pad. Harrington tried to flee but was caught by Night Jailer Jack Murphy. Police link the two to four burglaries at Bat Riley’s, Harrington’s home, Mulholland Frost Saloon, and the recent failed entry, suggesting amateur accomplices.
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Nty
Mike Goggin
Tiger Harrington
Industral x Leach
Goggin
Anaconda
Harrington
Jack Murphy
Bove
Bat Riley
East Summit Street
Harrieton
North
Wyoming Street
Mulholland
Jona Reilly
Bhawadenty
Captain McGrath
Oficera
Munden
GoRetn
Jason Mure
Andes
Melon
Driscoll
Sun
Tee Euteh
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Missoula Mercantile Co
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Grand Trunk Pacific
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Manitou Lake
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Watt
Missoula Hospital
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8B. & M. Smelter
Miner
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Singer Store
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Bi Blackfoot Milling CO
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Butte News
BAD Gang
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Placer Storelock
M.pottee
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Carload
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Hamilton, Mont
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