County board cuts and hikes in Missoula property assessments
Missoula July 18 — county commissioners, acting as a board of equalization, reduced the assessments for H. W. McLaughlin W. A. Clark and the Western Lumber company and increased several city properties. Dozens of mortgage and double assessment corrections follow, with notices to multiple property owners to appear before the board. The session ends after adjournment and road tax instructions. The Bitter Root basin yields strong fishing reports with good catches along the Rattlesnake River.
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Missoula
Board of Equalization
H. W. McLaughlin
W. A. Clark
Western Lumber Company
Missoula City
Timbr
Nine Mile District
Nine Mile and
Lothrop
McCullough & Kern
Frank Latimer
P. Haigerty
C. S. Cranston
J. M. Dixon
G. F. Brooks
J. L. Dell
Mary Ostlic
E. L. Bonner
J. T. Mellett
Robert Moore
Pat Hayes
M. M. Davis
J. J. Buckley
Dan O'Neal
William McKeen
KE. R
Pearl Beckwith
L. Abbott
A. H. Buckley
R. M. Cobban
McGowan Company
J. M. Evans
CC. M,. Allen
Willis Broadbent
Margaret A. Gook
Dinsmore & Harrington
PP. Feddersohn
First National Bank
C. W. Lombard
F. M. MecHaffie
G. Moretz
Missoula Real Estate Association
H. Partoll
John Rankin
J. L. Bloane
Joseph Solomon
Mary C. Schilling
Andy Schilling
FE. W. Schilling
Missoula Water Company
Missoula Light & Power Company
F. W. Darbee
Garden City Bottling & Liquor Company
Railway Conductors Visit Hamilton For Annual Outing
The Order of Railway Conductors and friends plan a special Sunday outing in Hamilton on July 25. Mrs Daly lends the fair grounds track and buildings for the event. About 1000 visitors are expected to attend, and locals vow to ensure a fine time. Try Howard's Bitter Root butter and cheese from Pulliam Bros.
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Howard
Pulliam Bros
Postoffice to Move to Larger Stevensville Building
Missoula July 18. The Stevensville postoffice will relocate to a larger building across the street formerly used as a library and court. New lock box systems with combinations will reduce mail-handling delays as Stevensville grows.
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Missoula
Stevensville
Bages
Public Library
Justice Court
Law Office
Mr. Baggs
Inspiring Lecture by Judge Ewing at Empire Theater Missoula
Judge William C. Ewing, famed Christian Science lecturer, will speak Friday evening at the Empire theater. Admission is free and all Missoula residents are invited to attend this opportunity to hear one of the United States' most eloquent speakers. Ewing serves on the Christian Science Board of Lectureship in Boston. Extra specials at Globe store offer 25 percent off men’s trousers.
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Missoula
William C. Ewing
Empire Theater
Judge Ewing
United States
Hee
Christian Science Board
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Boston
Smith Drug Company
Anaconga
Put Rifles In Every Car To Stop Train Robberies
Missoula report notes David Bishop, Powell county under sheriff, urges railways to place rifles in each car with keys to crews. The idea aims to deter robberies by arming brakemen and conductors to defend passengers and freight during stops.
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Missoula
Ravalli
David Bishop
Powell County
Bishop
New Steam Loader to Load Logs on Sawmill Cars
Missoula reports Supt J E Tot man of Hamilton sawmills unveils a steam loaded on flat car to place logs on logging train cars. The portable crane device, resembling a steam shovel, lifts logs onto each car automatically as the train is loaded, keeping the machine on car top and avoiding ground contact.
Premiums for a Yearly Standard Subscription Offer
The Standard advertises new subscription premiums for a full year. Readers are invited to call the Standard office to learn the available gifts and terms, with the enticing perks designed to outshine competing offers.
Road trustees named to fill vacancies in Missoula county
Missoula July 18 County commissioners appointed road trustees to fill vacancies caused by resignations or failure to qualify Readable entries include District No 1 S B Elliott District 4 T G Loveland M M McAuley John Maloney District No 7 W Montelius District No 8 Bert Rogers District No 9 L E Smith N J Williams George Helterline District No 10 Jacob Hermann District No 11 Henry Schwindt
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Missoula
Elliott
T. G. Loveland
M. M. McAuley
John Maloney
William Montelius
Bert Rogers
L. E. Smith
N. J. Williams
George Helterline
Jacob Hermann
Henry Schwindt
Missoula Doctor Plans Flour Mill After Mill Closure
Dr R Gwinn of Missoula announces in July a plan to convert his saw mill site to a flour mill. Dr J B Denayer of Stevensville reportedly shuts his long running saw mill, stating the timber supply is exhausted and he will seek a new line of work. The Missoula doctor aims to grind wheat for farmers use with a large mill at the former saw mill location.
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Missoula
J. B. Denayer
Stevensville
Will Welcome Conductors
Hamilton residents prepare a hearty welcome as conductors arrive in the city on this July 18. The arrival signals a cooperative visit with local groups arranging greetings and tours for the guests.
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Hamilton
Underground wine vaults of Epernay and Rheims employ thousands
An article tours vast chalk cellars where millions of champagne bottles mature. Workers rotate bottles at high speed in damp 45 degree vaults, facing risks from bursts and dreary monotony, while corking and labeling proceed at high tempo. Despite generous wine, drunkenness remains rare among the workforce.
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London
Baccchus
Epernay
Rheims
Bacchus
Improper Use Of Mails Case In Missoula
United States Marshal Gage returned from the Coeur d Alene branch with John Croy, charged with improper use of the mails. Croy is in custody and a hearing before United States Commissioner Smith is set for tomorrow evening. The charge stems from a letter containing offensive language, with malice alleged by the complainant and ignorance attributed as a factor. Split bamboo rods with nickel trimming are advertised at McBride's for $1.
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Missoula
United States
Gage
Coeur d'Alene
John Croy
Croy
Smith
Crow
Missoula Sunday Baseball: Missoula Defeats Butte 7 to 6
In Missoula on Sunday the Missoulas edged the Montanas of Butte 7 to 6 in a tight battle marked by a close score and players questioning umpire decisions. The game was praised as the best seen this year aside from disputed calls and hopes rise for a fair rematch.
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Missoula
Butte
Missoulas
Montanas
Montana Heatwave Sizzles Western State Weather Stuns Thermometers
Missoula reports a blistering July day as western Montana thermometers climbed above the hundred degree mark for hours. By sunset the heat eased and the evening grew comfortable, ending a week of unusually high temperatures.
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Missoula
Montana
Trouble Over Mare Settled in Missoula
Legal fight over the mare Schoo Bel le ends in Missoula as a cash settlement arrives to end the possession suit. Parties reportedly accept the arrangement and the case is expected to be dismissed.
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Missoula
Police improve streets in Rattlesnake district
Missoula July 18 Chief of Police Larson in his street commissioner role leads a crew at work on Rattlesnake district streets despite heat. The Good Templars plan an ice cream social in Higgins block Saturday evening.
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Missoula
Larson
Rattlesnake
The
Good Templars
Higgins Block
Epworth League Excursion Delights Missoula Travelers
Missoula. July 18 The Epworth league organized an excursion into the country which was thoroughly enjoyed by all who joined the pilgrimage.
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Missoula
Epworth League
Hilarity Club Plans Annual Bitter Root Camp by Fish Creek
Missoula reports the Hilarity club organizes its yearly pilgrimage into the Bitter Root mountains. This year the camp will be pitched on the banks of Fish Creek about four miles above the forks where the camp stood two years ago.
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Missoula
Hilarity Club
Bitter Root Mountains
Fish Creek
Forks
Club Outing Set Amid Full Membership Plans
Camp will be made Aug. 6 and will break Aug. 16 as the club holds its annual outing at the headquarters. The event will be attended by the full membership and preparations are under way to ensure a pleasant program.
Missoula Notes Beat: Local Visitors and Weather Impact
Missoula notes list residents and visitors including F S Sanden Helena James Milan Gold Creek and many others in town or visiting local spots like the Florence hotel. The Higgins block elevator resumes daily runs and heat sparks quieter criminal activity as justice officials report a calm week. Informal notes mention local officials, ranch transfers, and upcoming parish leadership changes along with various brief visits from nearby towns and states.
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Higgins
Harry
Hamilton Happenings Highlight Local Visitors and Death
In Hamilton on July 17 residents and visitors are noted at the Ravalli and hot springs. The town welcomes K E Gallogly and wife from Butte, newlyweds Patten, Miss Jimmie Mills of Lolo, Mrs. A M Newell from Missouri visiting her son, and many other locals. James F E F Daugherty of Stevensville dies of cancer. Births occur to Joseph Sarrill and Cress families.
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R. H. Lusk
Missoula
W. K. Wills
Bonita
A. G. Sears
Anaconda
Cc. J. Tyler
Canyon
George Kk. Price
Helena
Florence
Russell
Eddy
Thomas Bowler
Nine Mile
J. W. Zevely
Interior Department
Fred Smith
Hamilton
James G. Ramsay
Miles City
H. L. Myers
Bernard Noon
Largey Estate
L. A. Singleton
McCammon
Idaho
8. Fredericks
C. M. Crutchfield
K. EE. Gallogly
Butte
A. M. Newell
Carthage
A. W. Newell
R. T. Ballard
Ravalli
Charley Carlstrom
W. P. McCauley
Wiles Hot Springs
Charles E. Beebe
Great Falls
Jack Fitzgibbon
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
James Fef. Daugherty
Stevensville
Mr. Daugherty
Missouri
Bitter Root Valley
Rk. D. Beck
Larriaux
Floyd Hyde
Lolo Springs
Joseph Sarrill
Darby
Cress
West Side
Preservaline Ad Claims Superior Canning Results
A vintage ad promotes Preservaline for fruits and vegetables using a cold process that allegedly enhances flavor and appearance, prevents mold and bacteria, and saves sugar. It instructs sending one dollar to VPRESERKVALINE CO. in Missoula Montana to obtain enough for sixty quarts.
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Vpreserkvaline CO
Missoula
Mont
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Mark
Coronet
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Rankin House
Bishop & Kern
R. Gwinn
Union Market
John Cory
McBride's
P. M. Reilly & Co, the Grocers
Epworth
Missoula Notes
F. S. Sanden of
City
James Milan
Gold Creek
Mr. Fogerty
Hamilton Episcopal Church
August Anderson
W. B. Hudnall
Granite County
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A. L. Duncan
Higgins Avenue
Lindaly and
Walker
Kid Chaney
Oregon Nursery Company
Hamilton Happenings
Demon of
Bennett
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Denver
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Paradise Hot Springs
Plains
M. B. Ouinn
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Kinsiley
Krause
Smith Drug CO
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MTN
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Masonic Temple
Chicaco
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
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First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
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M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
John M. Keith
T. L. Greenough
M. McLeod
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf John C. Lemson
J.H.T. Ryman
Hayes & Marsh
Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Bik
Joyce & Mulroney
Attorneys-At
Kodak Supplies
Kodakery
Smith & Bimmons
the Druggists
George Pringle Prep
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
West Front St
Missouri, Mont
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Wilson
the Wilson Distilling CO
Baltimore, Md
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Tamarack
Bonner
State
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Toole
Bonner, Mont
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