Big Stake Race Planned at Western Montana Fair Meeting
The Western Montana fair racing committee completed the programme of races with entries from across the states including Spokane. The event features a Thursday fillies race, a Friday excurion train, and a full slate of trot and pace races under American Trotting Association rules. Entries close Sept 1. purses vary with 30, 20, and 10 percent distributions.
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Western Montana Fair
Arles
Spokane
Cowboy relay race entries and rules at Missoula track
The notice outlines a cow horse relay with three starters per team over four miles daily, riders changing each mile. Tuesday afternoon start, three days of racing, best total time or six miles wins a purse of 4140 8 841 dollars, with substitutions allowed after start on judge’s decision and horse inspections on Sept 35. Entries require rider names and horse descriptions filed with the secretary.
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Missoula
Plath
Ile
Jdgess
Rehearsing Evening for Missoula Union Opera
Missoula plans a major Union Opera production with rehearsals nearly every night. Director George McAlister leads a cast of local talent including top performers, promising a lavish, artistically staged show with full orchestration and a premier hearing this week.
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Missoula
A. Coa. Minestrel Company
Union Opera Ise
George McAlister
Pany
First Load Of New Mown Hay Reported In Macoula
Macoula July 18 Farmers report the first load of new mown hay for the season. The hay crop is generally good with strong yields expected. grain hay shows promise. Several farmers anticipate cutting about two tons per acre. A Welch green wood product sold for 2.50 delivered. Telephone 106 BM Co.
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Macoula
I, BM. Co
Judgment Favoring Plaintiff In A Stillinger Case
Clerk of the Court records a judgment in favor of the plaintiff A Stillinger against H Reads for 300 dollars 52 cents plus 82 dollars 60 cents. A similar judgment was issued in a related wave case. Willard osteopath phone 195B.
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A. Stillinger
H. Reads
Beaides
Inti
Death notice for M. Wilton with escort details
A notice indicates M. Wilton died here and will be accompanied by Sam Wilson, an engineer on the Northern Pacific railroad, as part of funeral arrangements.
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M. Wilton
Con
Sam Wilson
Northern Pacific Railroad
Heating Plant Repairs At State University Progress
Engineer R Kesler of the University of Montana is overhauling the heating plant at the state university. The system, idle eight years, now heats four large buildings with two large boilers and a 30 horsepower Atlas automatic engine. Repairs focus on indicators and attachments under Prof. Sibley. completion expected soon.
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Hell Gate
Atlas
Ke Stal
Sug Ind
Prof
Sibley
I. Shor
Missoula Sends Many to the Portland Fair
Missoula July 18 nearly all residents boarded the west bound Portland train on the last day of the water fare sale. The city added two extra coaches and Malan led a pusher as one of the heaviest departures this season. Passengers named include Mr and Mrs T H Dunstan Miss Jennie Dariwee Miss Minnie Spurgin Mr and Mrs J M Wood. Bitter Root figures Amos Buck Henry Buck Lamar Chamin Mr and Mrs Sam McClay the Maves Summe Hamilton Mrs Gracestone Miss Helen Stone and Mr and Mrs Stubbs Stevensville.
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Missoula
Missoula Tonday
Porland
Northern Pacific
Malan
T. H. Dunstan
Mies
Jennie Dariwee
Minnie” Spurgin
Mr. Land
J. M. Wood
Bitter Root Valley
Amos Buck
Henry Buck
Stevenville
Lamar ‘Chamin
Corvallis
Sam McClay
Mawes Summe
Hamilton
Gracestone
Creameries Appeal for Local Market Support in Missoula
In July Missoula residents heard complaints from Bitter Root Valley creameries about poor market access for butter. The Howard creamery in Florence and Woodside creamery are praised for high quality, urging local merchants to handle their products. Chamber of commerce efforts aim to improve distribution and sustain valley output in Missoula.
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Missoula
Florence
Woodside
Chamber of" Commerce
Missoula Notes and Local Movements
Kachron returned after visiting relatives as county commissioners examined assessment books and handled other business. A new Missoula and Ravalli counties directory by Rob Polkey Co arrived. A body was moved by Knights of Pythias from Lucy's parlors to the depot. A.J. Gibson and wife left for Browning, Mont, to inspect property tied to Swift Current OM Co amid a recent strike.
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Kachron
Missoula
Ravalli
Rob Polke& Co
Kate Shelley
Des la Mo
Lucy
Knights of Pythias
A. J. Gibson
Browning, Mont
M Gibson
OM Company
Homestead Proofs Filed at Local Land Office
Missouba July 18. Final homestead proofs filed today include Helen Brown widow of Allen S. Brown for 160 acres near Clinton. William H. Eilie and William Albert file for 82 acre entries near Frenchtown and Bonnet. Proceedings indicate settlement claims and residence on the listed tracts.
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Missouba
Helen ©. Brown
Allen S. Brown
Clinton
William H.eilie
William Albert
Frenchtown
Bar Homestead
United States
Missoula Labor Delegates to State Federation Meeting
At a Missoula labor union meeting in July the following delegates were chosen for the Montana State Federation of Labor in Great Falls on August 31. Willam Broderick and ge Elliott as delegates with James Froman and Henry West as alternates. Mail orders to Golder Rule, Missoula.
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Missoula
Two Special Trains to Carry the People to Picnic
Northern Pacific clubs in Missoula arrange two special trains for a Sunday July 23 outing at the old grove near Evaro across the Flathead reservation line. A full day of dancing, sports, a baseball game, and refreshments is planned with an orchestra, platform, and substantial prizes. Public support is invited as railroad groups and auxiliaries back the event, with committees reporting progress and more details to come.
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Missoula
Pacifi «ii
Ee Tooms
Old Grove
Evaro
Flathead Reservation
der Pacific Club
Lab
Not Inclined to Give Them Right of Way
A Missoula committee of three from the Chamber of Commerce met with George Walcott regarding a disputed area. The interview aimed to reach an amicable settlement to avoid the city pursuing mult and injunctions. Walcott showed unwillingness to compromise, signaling that court action may proceed.
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Missoula
RM. Cobban
Wal
Bozeman Eyes Spot in State Ball League
Bozeman seeks entry into the State League replacing the Missoula franchise. Officials say operations are progressing and prospects look good. If Bozeman joins this week, games may be hosted at Helena or Fort Harrison, with the Fort Harrison team riding a perfect series against Fort Assinniboine.
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Aly
Boseman
Missoma
Bozemania
Fort Harrison
Fort Assinniboine
Well known San Francisco Men Testify To Merits
Noting the persuasive testimony of prominent San Francisco men, the article highlights their praise for a subject described as wondrous in its benefits. The account underscores their authority and the broader public interest in the issue they champion.
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San Francisco
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by John Delaney Patent
A San Francisco notarized testimonial markets Nau's Dyspepsia Cure. Claimant says stomach pain ceased after nine months of use. Endorsers include Crawford Ferris and Michael Turns, with mayor's son James M. Ellis attesting. Company lists distributors in New York Portland Butte Anaconda and other Pacific Coast points.
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Michael
Mr. Sutro
Mr. Crawford Ferris
John. Delaney
Pam
Besten
James M. Ellis
F. Nau Company
Broadway
New York
Pacific Coast
Frank Nav
Portland
Oregon
Paxson & Rockefeller
Butte
Mont
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Tea traders seek steady prices to build strong business
Market chatter notes viable tea prices to sustain commerce. Ambiguous lines reference steady demand and the need for reliable margins to keep operations afloat. No clear figures or named entities available.
Missoula Bar Association drafts resolutions on Sanders death
A committee of the Missoula and Ravalli Bar Association met July 18 to draft resolutions mourning the death of Hon. Wilbur F Sanders, who died July 7, 1905 in Helena. The resolutions praise Sanders as a man of justice, high ideals, and fearless integrity, noting his mastery as a lawyer and his independent stance toward dishonorable action. He is commemorated as an eminent lawyer and incisive debater whose public record was honorable. Also mentions Carter visiting Missoula en route to Salt Lake to study forest reserves and timber conditions around the Lewis and Clark reserve with Dixon and local officials.
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Wilbur F. Sander
Wilbur F. Ders
Helena
Mont
Ald Association
Wilbur F. Sanders
EB Carter
Forest Reserve
Salt Lake
Washington, D
Carter
Ovando
Clearwater
Bliss
Lewis and Clark Reserve
Joseph M." Dixon
Washington
Utah
Missoula Curator Relates Dred Visit and Fever Research
In a Missoula report the jury curator describes a Washington visit with a friend, Dred. Dr Carroll praises as a top yellow fever expert also testing typhoid fever. The Havana fever commission recalls inoculation efforts, noting heroism amid sacrifice.
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Museum
Washington
D.C
Mie
Friena
Buckley
Portland
Ameran Medical
Carroll Te
Havana
Jaend
Rolls Conferere
Laxalre
Major Torrey to Lead Fort Sheridan Life Competition
Missoula reports Major Torrey of Fort Missoula has been assigned full charge of the life competition at Fort Sheridan. He will depart soon to oversee infantry and army events with entrants from across the United States. Lieut Knox of Fort Misssia Sotton, Chicago, joins, continuing his role as statistical officer for the shoot.
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Missoula
Torrey
Fort Missoula
Fort Sheridan
Army Infantry
United States
Ant Knox
Fort Misettia Sotton
Chicago
Campaign to raise funds for home for Eagles in Helena
A July 18 meeting in Helena presided by Mayr Purtell approved raising 85000 to campaign in Denver to purchase Broadwater property for a national home for the Eagles. Telegrams were sent to Grand President Pelletier and Grand Secretary Partridge inviting their visit to Helena on the Denver trip. President Sawyer of Anaconda spoke, outlining advantages if the home were located in Helena and Montana.
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Standard
Helena
Mayr Purtell
Denver
Broadwater
Eagles
Pelletier
Partridge
Helenas
Sawyer
Anaconda
Montana
Resignation of John Hyde Chief of Bureau of Statistics
Washington July 18 The resignation of John Hyde statistician and chief of the bureaus of statistics in the agriculture department was handed to Secretary Wilson and accepted Willet N Hays assistant secretary now leads the bureau temporarily Hyde says he faces criticism for resigning under fire and blames an organized cotton growers group He notes he has long been under fire and health will not permit a prolonged struggle Speculation on a successor mentions B W Show of Chicago and J R Dodge amid changes in crop statistics gathering system
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Washington
John Hyde
Bureaus of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Willet N. Hays
Hyde
Hede
B. W. Show
Chicago
J.R. Dodge
Dodge
Death in Flames Shocks Minnesota Town
In St Paul Minnesota a hotel depot fire killed seven people including Mrs Hoffman and her baby Robert Johnson ex postmaster Gertrude Stensher and Rebecca Herman James Hunt and engineer Cook. The blaze followed a gas tank explosion in the hotel illuminating plant and may have more bodies beneath the ruins.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wapasha
Hoffman
Robert Johnson
Gertrude Stensher
Rebecca
Herman
James Hunt
Cook
Old Timer of the Gallatin Dies in Bozeman
Michael Kendledy, longtime Bozeman resident and rancher, died yesterday at his South Bozeman Avenue home at about 70 years old. He leaves two sons living in New York and near Manhattan. An older settler with many friends, he had served as MJ for about a week.
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Standard
Thozeman
Michael Kendledy
South Bozeman Avenue
New York
Frank Kennedy
Manhattan
A's Army Growing Feels Pressure on Draft Calls
St Petersby notes a rising military draft with 45,346 men called to service this year. The figure signals expanding manpower needs.
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St. Petersby
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