Missoula Driving Club Chooses Vice Presidents for Western Montana Fair
Missoula driving club and fair association committeemen plan a five day fair and four day race meet in early October. Vice presidents chosen include John W. Nelson Corvallis John Shepard Stevensville C M Allen Bonner Fred Whiteside Kalispell George Good Plains Victor and Potomac to be filled.
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Missoula
F. L. Darbee
Hamilton
John W. Nelson
Corvallis
John Shepard
Stevensville
Base
Lolo
C. M. Allen
Bonner
George Clynick
Kalispell
Fred Whiteside
Thompson
George Good
Plains
Victor
Potomac
C. H. McLeod
C. Willis
J. C. Lehson
Co. M. Allen
J. L. Humble
J. R. Latimer
Grass Valley
A. L. Stone
Dr. Willie
Butte
Helena
Montana
Quiet wedding for Miss Jane Callahan and Frank Bates
Missoula July 17. Frank Bates a leading engineer on the Northern Pacific Rocky Mountain division and Miss Jane Callahan a Missoula social figure were quietly married in Butte today after noon. The couple were to return tomorrow and a warm reception was planned by railroad friends.
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Missoula
Frank Bates
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific
Jane Callahan
Butte
Mrs. Bates
Miss Shelley Overcome by Heat in Detroit Visit
Miss Kate Shelley, attending the National Educational Association in Detroit, was prostrated by heat and confined to her hotel room for several days. She plans to proceed to Boston in a few days to finish her visit before returning to Montana Missoula.
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Missoula
Kate Shelley
National Educational Association
Detroit
Boston
Montana
Premiums for Yearly Standard Subscription Offer
Call at the Standard office to learn about the year's subscription premiums. They are described as superior to all others and are likely to outshine competing offers.
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Standard
Delayed passenger train No 3 reaches Missoula after heavy load
Missoula's passenger train No 3 from the east, due at 3 40, arrives about 4 08. Delays blamed on heavy load with four coaches fully loaded. Rear cars carry Park tourists and a Whitcomb party from the West.
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Missoula
Toeday
Whitcomb
Doctor R Gwinn Promoted in Missoula Eye Practice
Dr. R Gwinn, a resident eye specialist in Missoula, received news of a promotion. Harry Atherton was named an assistant in the delivery department of the Northern Pacific Express Company amid rising express business and tighter delivery schedules.
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R. Gwinn
Missoula
Harry Atherton
Northern Pacificsxpress Company
Express Company
Atherton
Expert bicycle repairs, Bishop & Kern, shall Badly Practured
Drs. Parsons and Minshall today performed a trepanning operation upon the little son of John Lundgren. The skull was fractured Sunday evening and the brain was badly injured with parts torn away. It is not thought possible that the boy can recover.
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Missoula
Lecture by Judge Ew ing On Christian Science At Empire
No admission Friday evening to hear Judge William G. Ewing deliver his celebrated lecture on Christian Science in Empire theater. Come everybody. Lecture begins 8 59.
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William G. Ewing
Empire Theater
Funeral for William Hughes Held in Lolo
Missoula July 1 funeral for the late William Hughes from his Lolo residence drew one of the largest crowds ever seen for a local service as the community bid farewell.
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Missoula
William Hughes
Lolo
Impressive funeral services in Missoula
The Rev. J. W. Bennett of the Missoula Methodist church conducted services at the home and the grave. The remains were buried in the Missoula cemetery.
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J. W. Bennett
Missoula Methodist Church
Missoula Cemetery
Busy court session in Missoula jails seven youths
In Missoula Justice Hayes held a busy docket. Seven boys arrested for “exhibiting their force” while bathing near Bitter Root trestle were sentenced to 15 days in the city jail with suspended sentence if they desist. McDonald jailed 30 days for shoe theft. Four hoboes cleared for work and a drunk’s sentence suspended awaiting attendance.
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Missoula
Hayes
McDonald
Rittenour & Harker
County Board Hears Complaints and Raises Some Assessments
Missoula July 17 county commissioners held a session listening to taxpayers dissatisfied with assessments. Many appeals were filed with some values raised and others lowered. A discussion focused on creating a separate list of road tax payers to improve county collections.
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Missoula
Tiletjen
Missoula Records Filed For Record July 17 Missoula Property and Mining Deeds
The Missoula clerk and recorder filed documents on July 17 including agreements and various deeds. Entries cover right of way for a logging road, several land transfers, timber land reservations, and quartz mining claims in Beaver Tail Mountain and St. Regis districts.
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Missoula
M. H. Sullivan
John Lynch
Melissa J. Gehringer
C. W. Redell
Helen Placer
Big Blackfoot
Liazzie H. Morrison
Canby B. Morrison
Josiah Shull
McWhite
Congregational Shurch
Lilian Howard
Mike Hays
M. L. Bevis
Samuel Dinsmere
John Wennin
Dinsmore
Orchard Homes
Samuel Dinsmore
John T. Trevethan
Alexander Cook
Georges Dibble
Missoula County
John A. Moore
H. M. Davis
Woody Street
Ed. Letrick
Mullan
Idaho
D. L. Moore
St. Regis
After Baby Comes. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets promising bowel health after childbirth and for general digestive comfort. The copy echoes period tonality and medical branding typical of late 19th or early 20th century newspaper pages.
Northern Pacific to Add Stationary Engine Room and Power Plant in Missoula
Missoula plans for a new depot addition include a boiler and stationary engine room a tool shop and a dynamo room to power the plant by electricity. Construction will be west of existing stalls and is expected to finish before cold weather. no roundhouse enlargement planned.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Prize beef at Union Market health update from Miesquia
Joe Willett writes from Ogden that his health is steadily improving and rheumatism has vanished. He notes it is the hottest climate yet, yet he has seen exciting baseball including a Salt Lake Ogden game where Ogden scored all nine in the eighth inning. The Missoula and July 17 report mentions a burned bridge on the Missoula hill delaying Northern Pacific traffic until repairs allowed east bound service by early morning.
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Miesquia
Joe Willett
Missoula
Ogden
Joe
Salt Lake-Ogden
Northern Pacific
No. 3
Tragic Death of John McHugh Aged 7 in Missoula
John McHugh died at his east side Missoula home at 11 last night after five weeks illness. He leaves three daughters and two sons, Mrs Likes, Mrs Lasley, Miss McHugh, and Messrs Daniel and John McHugh. Funeral at 11 o clock Thursday from the residence.
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Missoula
John McHugh
McHugh
Likes
Lasley
Miss McHugh
Daniel
Evans Return from East After Enjoyable Trip
M Evans and Mrs Evans arrived home today from the East after a pleasant journey. They passed through hot weather on the trip, and Mr Evans could not attend the Cripple Creek mining congress, returning directly from Detroit.
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Missoula
M. Evans
Local notes recount visits, births, a bus mishap, and depot painting
The itemized brief covers George Pringle suing Mrs. Berthena Melott for 115 dollars, D B Swinehart visiting from Relena, a hotel bus mishap with minor injuries, an answer filed in BroadbentMissoula Nursery case for 145 dollars, a birth to Mr and Mrs Andrew Stinger, visits by D J Chadwick and Dr Leiser, Fr Ward conducting Mr Ely's funeral, Kellogg Dean securing depot painting work and opera house projects with completion hoped by August.
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George Pringle
Berthena Melott
D. BE. Swinehart
Relena
Hamilton
Justice Court
Missoula
Anaconda
Father Ward
Ely
Kellogg & Dean
Opera House
Aug. L
English Tennis Team Cancels U S Visit Over Promises
London officials say the English Lawn Tennis Association canceled a 1900 promise to send players to the United States after Dohertys and Hillyard withdrew for medical reasons and others could not arrange travel. Secretary Newburn expressed regret and blamed the failed commitments. He noted Ward and Davis behaved sportingly after being defeated and hoped to renew the challenge next year.
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London
Newburn
English Lawn Tennis Association
Associated Press
United States
R. F
H. L. Doherty
G. W. Hillyard
Dohertys
Hillyard
W. V. Eaves
R. Barrett
H. Smith
R. F. Doherty
Eaves
Smith
A. W. Gore
Messrs
Ward
Davis
Botkin Murder Case Moves Toward Supreme Court
San Francisco reports Mrs. Cordelia Botkin charged with murder seeks U S Supreme Court review. Superior Judge Cook orders a writ of error to determine if the case is federal, with origins in California and completion in Dover Delaware. If the court favors Delaware as proper venue, Botkin's lawyers may claim Delaware authorities forfeited jurisdiction by not asserting earlier.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cordelia Botkin
Supreme Court of the United States
Cook
California
Dover
Del
Supreme Court
Delaware
Courthouse Courtyard Shelters Heat with Lush Grounds
In Missoula the courthouse grounds provide cool shade and comfortable benches. County gardener Carl Hammer reports the grounds in fine shape and particularly attractive this year.
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Missoula
Carl Hammer
Butte and Anaconda Woodmen Excursion Planned in Missoula
Missoula hosts a weather friendly excursion of the Butte and Anaconda Modern Woodmen on July 17. Local citizens prepare to welcome a large crowd of visitors as Missoula shows its best side and merchants advertise nickel trimmed split bamboo rods and $1 deals at McBride's.
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Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
McBride's
Telephone link ties Bonita station to Bonita Outing Club
Telephones and telegraph lines connect Bonita station with the Bonita Outing club house on Rock creek. The lines were completed Tuesday and are functioning satisfactorily. Globe store offers 25 percent discount on men trousers.
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Missoula
Bonita Station
Globe
Three Thousand Wickets Sold For Missoula Excursion
Missoula reports a large excursion next Sunday with 50 tickets already sold, illustrating the event's scale as preparations proceed for the trip titled as a major statewide outing.
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Missoula
Missoula Notes Update Local Happenings
Mrs. James A. Baker is reported very ill. Engineer Al Bussy arrived from the west end for a day. Canby Morrison visits from Spokane. The grading machine worked at the ball park Wednesday. Deputy Marshal Gage spent time in the east county. Mrs. J. K. Wood hosted a quiet social tonight. Peter Thompson sought laborers from Lolo for hay. Mrs. J. M. Fox returned to the coast after visiting her husband and son. Mining men Letterman and Knapp went to Plains to inspect mines. Deputy Sheriff McCormick and Sheriff Prescott returned from trips. Herbert Mead from Hope came for medical treatment with appendicitis. Frank F. P. Keith went to Hamilton to see family. Pete Milbroath and A. W. Williams arrived from Uamala to visit relatives of Al Grinnell.
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al Bussy
West End
Canby B. Morrison
Spokane
Ball Park
United States
Marshal Gage
J. K. Wood
Peter Thompson
J. M. Fox
Missoula
Messrs. Letterman and
Knapp
Plains
McCormick
Prescott
Electricity the cure for vitality diseases says doctor
The article promotes Dr Bennett's Electric Belt as a safe quiet permanent cure for weakness and diseases said to sap vitality. It compares old age ailments to a vampire and desert heat, claiming electricity restores strength and life.
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Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Hook
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Denver
Cole, Eel
Spokane Judge Brady Died From July 5 Shooting
Spokane reports probate judge J Brady of Kootenai county Idaho died at Sacred Heart hospital this morning from a gunshot. Henry Wilmbusse, the man who shot him, had escaped after Brady committed him to the asylum. Wilmbusse fought police in Spokane and was captured in Rathdrum, now jailed there.
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Spokane
Wash
Brady
Kootenai County
Idaho
Sacred Heart Hospital
Henry Wilmbusse
Wilmbusse
Rathdrum
Womack Killing Declared Felonious by Coroner Jury
Delta Colorado July 11 coroner mobility jury found the shooting of William M. Womack at Grand Mesa by Game Warden Frank McHaney felonious. Testimony said the warden fired after Womack and his companion refused to leave the lake when ordered to depart.
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Delta
Colo
William M. Womack
Grand Mesa
Frank McHaney
Womack
Telegraph firm plans penny a word Far East cable
London July 17. At a meeting of the Eastern Telegraph Company Sir John Barry said, with Post Office authorities, directors are formulating a scheme to allow the public to cable to the Far East for about one penny a word using a code.
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London
Eastern Telegraph Company
Sir John Barry
Post Office
Far East
Captain Lamborn Dead in Santa Fe Col. Lamborn
Capt. John J. Lamborn a long time Nebraska Republican leader and former state senator died in Santa Fe tonight after a long illness. He served as a captain in Col. W. J. Bryan's regiment during the Spanish American War. He had been a prominent figure in Nebraska politics for years.
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Santa Fe
N. M
John J. Lamborn
Nebraska
Senate
W. J. Bryan
Rancher J H Nash killed by broncho drag on Cimarron ranges
J H Nash a wealthy ranchman with ranges near Cimarron was killed when he was dragged by a broncho over rocks on the mountainside. He roped the animal and became entangled in the rope at the scene reported by Springer XN.
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Springer
J. H. Nash
Cimarron
Hall Player Commits Death by Self Inflicted Injury
New York report states James M. Galligan a former well known baseball player once with the New York team killed himself at his home by cutting his throat with a razor. He was four years old.
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New York
James M. Galligan
Insolvent Broker P F Marshall Declared Insolvent
London July 17 P F Marshall a small broker in the American market was declared insolvent on the stock exchange this afternoon.
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London
P. PF. Marshall
Stock Exchange
Carnegie Offers Free Library Gift to Kansas City
Kansas City on July 11 received an offer from Andrew Carnegie to donate 75 000 dollars for a free library. The city would provide the site and cover maintenance at seven dollars forty cents annually.
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Kansas City
Andrew Carnegie
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