Bitter Root hay crop up to twenty five percent larger
The Bitter Root valley reports a record hay crop with yields 20 to 25 percent above last year. On the Bitter Root stock farm about 15 000 tons will be cut, and many ranches expect 250 to 400 tons per farm due to increased acreage and new seed oats and hard wheat. Livestock are in prime condition and visitors praise the valley’s waters and climate.
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Hamilton
Timothy
Lowland
Highland
Stevensville
FE. B. Murray
New York
Murray
Mr. Murray
The Doctor's New Vuley Arrives in Missoula
July 17 in Missoula a fine new rubber tire buggy arrived from the East for The Doctor's Vuley. The brief item notes the arrival of a quality conveyance enhancing local transport.
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Missoula
Eas
Building Activity In Missoula Courtyard Area
E Wahlschlager awarded a cellar and foundation contract for a south side cottage to start now, due Sept 1 completion. Joseph Solomon's moved house will get a new foundation this week on Cedar and Woody. Tistjen and Gus Marotz projects progress with teams at work. Robie’s south side home near Judge Knowles nearing occupancy. Old Missoula brewery demolition advances. Hammond block expansion planned for land office staff.
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Missoula
E. Wahlschlager
Joseph Solomon
Woody Streets
Tistjen
Gus Marotz
West Cedar
Land Office
Lolo Hot Springs Offered as Beautiful Resort
There is no pleasanter resort and no more beautiful bathing that is found at Lolo Hot Springs. Rates reasonable.
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Lolo Hot Springs
Missoula Fishers Head for Bitter Root Trout
In Missoula on July 17 a flurry of fishing parties departs for Stevensville to seek trout in the Bitter Root river. Rev J J McAllister champion and F F Ackerly from Florence laundry lead, joined by L N Fimone and J M Lucy, as others head out in private conveyances. If the exodus continues, few will remain in the city by week’s end.
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Missoula
Rev. J. J. McAllister
Champion
F. F. Ackerly
Florence
Stevensville
Notorious bummite arrested after alleged bicycle theft
Mrs T C Atkin, called a notorious bummite, was arrested by Officer Larson in Missoula after a warrant issued for petit larceny for stealing her husband's bicycle. Her infant was taken into care by a colored woman on Second street while Atkin, reportedly intoxicated, fell down stairs at the Montana lodging house on Front street.
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Missoula
T. C. Atkinson
Larson
Second Street
Montana
Front Street
Salsman Preaches Last Sermon Before Summer Vacation
Rev F J Salsman of the Baptist church preaches his final sermon before a five week summer trip with family to the Blackfoot country. Mrs Salsman and daughter travel by stage while he cycles. Tank relocation work by Continental Oil moves a large oil tank 18 feet from a building, with foundation soon to be completed.
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Missoula
F. J. Salsman
The
Baptist Church
Salesman
Blackfoot
Continental OF Company
Fire safety notice on yard hydrants and frigating rules
Hereafter on a fire alarm all yard hydrants motors elevators must be closed until after extinguishment. Continued disregard may discontinue service. Monday and Friday evenings during fire department practice all frigating must be discontinued. The Missoula Water Co
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Missoula Water CO
Nelson Well Known in Missoula Community
Mr Nelson, a switchman on the B A P at Anaconda, was well known in Missoula where he worked in Northern Pacific wards for weeks. He came from Barnesville Minnesota and after resigning left for Keat Falls. His death was chronicled in the Standard today and he was highly regarded by his associates with notices of regret.
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Missoula
Ed Nelson
Anaconda
Standard
Northern Pacific
Barnesville
Minn
Keat Falls
Missoula District Court Teems With Hearings and Dockets
In Missoula the district court session ran to noon with multiple filings. Gene Vaughn, out on bond for grand larceny, pleaded to her true name. Several cases were dismissed or continued. first degree murder defendant George Skeily set for July 24. Injunction actions and water-right disputes populated the docket, with juror selection underway and notices being served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
District Court
Gene Vaughn
West Front Street
Hall and Higgins
John F. Fink
Samuel F. Stuart Company
George Skeily
George l. Sweeney
J. G. Ambrose
C. E. Williams
Cole Manufacturing Company
Charles Morton Et al
Andrew Johnson
Emil Johnson
Sweden
United States
KE. B. Shaw
Cyr Parent
John Doe
Bonita
Shaw
Beaver Trail Creek
Township 11
Range
James Conlon
Samuel
David Maclay
Phantasma of Merchants at Pera House
A two day event titled Phantasma of Merchants is set for July 19 and July 20 at Pera House. Organizers promise a showcase of commerce and performance pieces for attendees.
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Pera House
Bandman Sues Brooks Over Orchard Spraying Bill
In Missoula on July 17 Justice of the Peace Heatchens heard Bandman inspector of the Fourth district argue a demurrer in Bandman versus Brooks. Bandman says he informed the Brooks party of an infected Captain Wilson orchard and sprayed trees then billed 120 dollars which Brooks refused to pay. Brooks contends he did not hire Bandman and already had a worker. Attorneys argued about statutory authority and lien. case is first of its kind under recent acts and will impact Western Montana fruit growers. The court reserved ruling until tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Brooks
Bandman
F. C. Webster
Draffen
Hamilton
Denny
Montana
Camping outfits at McBrides Missoula July 17
Deputy Sheriff Corbett arrests John Shaffer in Clinton for alleged unbalanced behavior after long drinking. Shaffer faces potential county jail time. Orchard Homes plat sold. Cobban & Dinsmore buy 240 acres more, adjoining the original 220 acres, platted into five and ten acre tracts for sale. Descriptive pamphlet available.
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Missoula
Corbett
Clinton
John Shaffer
Shaffer
Orchard Homes
Cobban & Dinsmore
Mont
Missoula Rail Yard Brakemen Fight. Catcher Mitchell Ill
Missoula residents report a brief altercation at the depot between two brakemen with friends separating them. In other news Charles Mitchell the Missoula catcher left for St Paul after a rheumatic illness not considered serious following Hamilton visit.
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Missoula
Charles Mitchell
Hamilton
St. Paul
Local residents and visitors travel through Missoula
A roster of movements includes A P Johnston from Superior on business, Mr and Mrs A B Brown from Beartown, William Crawford and J P Warner from Clinton, C L Payne departing for Jocko, John Jacobson seeking stock in Spokane, Joseph Stiger at Hunter's Hot Springs, Nat 8 Little and children returning from Helena, Robert Johnson of the Northern Pacific visiting, B R Stevenson in town for land office matters, S Murray leaving for Helena, and Mrs Harper with companions heading to New Brunswick for a four month visit plus sale of three and five room houses by John Lundgren.
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A. P. Johnston
Superior
A. B. Brown
Beartown
William Crawford
J. P. Warner
Clinton
C. L. Payne
Jocko
Joseph Stiger
Missoula
Hunter's Hot Springs
Nat
Littl
Helena
North Coast Limited
Robert Johnson
Northern Pacific
B. R. Stevenson
United States
Wisdom
S. Murray
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
R. L. Harper
Thomas Baird
Laura Harper
Alva Baird
Bitter Root
Harper
Sadie McLaren
New Brunswick
Mrs. Harper
Mineral and land deeds filed at Missoula clerk office
The Missoula clerk and recorder lists filings including Quartz location Copper Queen quartz lode 12 miles below Cameron's ferry locators James Richard and Otto Rieflin water right Cyrus Cotten 100 inches of McGinty creek deed Jessie C Knox to Alice M Cobban parcels in Park and Homevale addition cattle slaughter report 12 head Stiles Houghland June 30 1900 placER Teddy R placer George Cox Saltese lots 16 17 20 000 brick Holenbeck and wife to Th M Cobban deed Allie M Snobe to RR M Cobban lot 38 Park addition.
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Missoula
Cameron's Ferry
James Richard
Otto Rieflin
Cyrus Cotten
McGinty Creek
Jessie C. Knox
Butte
Alice M. Cobban
Park and
Homevale
Stiles & Houghland
Thompson
Teddy R. Placer
St. Regis
George Cox
Saltese
Holenbeck
Th. M. Cobban
South Missoula
Allie M. Snobe
RR. M. Cobban
Park Addition
Board of Equalization Sifts Few Objections in Missoula
The Missoula board of equalization met in the courthouse with little business. Mrs. Orila J. Thomas saw a $250 mortgage assessment removed, and $50 on A. J. Thomas improvements eliminated. J. P. Menard’s improvement assessment reduced to $1,060. A second session is planned tomorrow before month’s end.
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Missoula
Board of Equalization
Court House
Orila J. Thomas
A. J. Thomas
J. P. Menard
Dearing’s binder twine at Wilson’s Left Nome
Friends in Missoula hear Joe Fitzgerald has left Cape Nome and may return to Missoula or head to San Francisco. They rejoice at the possible reunion and hope Missoula becomes his future home.
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Dearing
Wilson
Missoula
Joe Fitzgerald
Cape Nome
San Francisco
Joe
Major Duncan Weds Miss Hatheway in Tacoma Home
A Missoula telegram reports the marriage of Major Asa L. Duncan to Miss Gertrude Hatheway at the bride’s parents’ Tacoma home Monday evening at 6 o’clock. Friends sent congratulations to the couple.
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Missoula
Asa L. Duncan
Gertrude Hatheway
Tacoma
Philipsburg and Missoula Baseball Preview
Very little activity is seen among the baseball boys this week and no game is expected next Sunday. The win over Hamilton lifted spirits and a game with Philipsburg is being arranged after a recent report that Mig- in Philipsburg aims to schedule a match.
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Missoula
Hamilton
Philipsburg
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Wale
Issoula
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Daly Farm
Missouri
Dr. Oettinger
Vuley
Gione
Rosendorf's
Mike
Morgan & Co
Phantasma
Mr. Nelson
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Valley Village
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Standard Publishing Company
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Iron Mountain
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Mullan
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Wallace
P. F. Smith
Plains
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Goodchild & Co
Amos Buck Mere, Co
Jno
Dowling
Henry Buck & Co
Missoula Mere
Wm. Crawford
Garnet—Judson & Blaisdell
H. M. Strineham
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Geo. Dalglish
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D. N. McDonald
Bi-Metallic
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Granite-Walker Commercial Co
Gold Creek
M. EF. Kelly & Co
AVON
C. G. Birdseye
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ER. L. Bonner Co
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Corvallis
Jos. Bowden
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Geo. Steele
Illing Company
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Spokane
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Iuo
Anaconda Ae Mining
Hamilton, Montana
Nome
Duncan Hatheway
Gove
Lister's
Piley
Higgins Block
Aate Anny
Vro P
Uua
County Court House
Ra- Valli County
A. J. Gibson
Board of County Commissioners
Ravalli County
Howard D. Smart
Just
California
Ros
Joan Hayes
Cuas, H Massa
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
Finkelnburg & Catlin
Higgins Blocs
Missoula, Moa
F. W. Morris
J. W. Mehargue
Lont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
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Bg. M. Keith
Ssseeseses
R. A. Eddy
A. G. England
John
T. L. Greenough
C. G. England
Cc. M. McLeod
Keith
G. A. Wolf, Charles Otto
J. H. T. Ryman
Lewis den & Co
Higgins Ave
Tussoula
Union Market
John R. Daily
Jos. Oettinger
Northwestern University Dental School
American College of Dental Surgery
Daly Block
Npana
Charles Emsley
Stoddard & Ross
Ainess
Gilbert Rhodes
Ek. L
Ector
N, Coulombe
Rankin Hotel
P. Smith
Mamegle
Enon
George Pringle
F. M. Ingalls
First National Bank Bik
P. H. Keiley
Shoting Gallery
W. Front St
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