Missoula County Not at Risk From Mineral County Split
Missoula county defends its second class standing amid plans to carve Mineral county from its west end. Assessor Dan Currie says valuation projections, including railroad figures, still keep Missoula above the required threshold even with a $3.2 to $3.2 million Mineral valuation.
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Missoula
Mineral County
Tts
Dan Currie
Carrie
West End
Missoula County
Currie “Tam
Mason
Street Cars Planned for Missoula Fair Grounds Access
Missoula officials push for a direct or near direct streetcar loop to the fair grounds. If the line is not extended, a southern loop near the car barns would bring service from the Fort Missoula line to the Bitter Root branch, about a quarter mile from the grounds, with a walkway to the grand stand. The new fair buildings rise rapidly, the half mile track is in use, and interest in the Western Montana fair grows as it nears the State fair.
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Missoula Street
Falr
Fort Missoula
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific
Fair Grounds
Fair
Montana
Twenty Seven Hundred Miles Journey in a Ford
Belgrade July 1. Mr and Mrs Stephen Stephenson and daughter Nelle and Myrtle recently arrived in Gallatin Covering Mills in their Ford automobile since leaving Oceanside. They traveled via Oregon and Boise Idaho facing very poor roads especially in Northern California yet the Ford performed without a breakdown. The family took many side trips and enjoyed the outing. expenses were about a cent per mile. Stephenson noted tires purchased over a year ago remain on the rims in fine condition. They visited ranch home of Mrs Stephenson's brother Frank Davis north of Belgrade. The two families began a 16 day tour of Yellowstone National Park with a horse team.
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Belgrade
Stephen Stephenson
Nelle
Myrtle
Gallatin
Milles In
Ford
Oceanside
Oregon
Boise
Idaho
California
Stevensville Awards Construction Contract in Two Districts
Stevensville council awards the work for two new improvement districts to Lord Construction of Hamilton for 7841 dollars. Other bidders included J H Nash Co Missoula 7841.06 and The Mericole Co Great Falls 8250.92. The project covers Church and College construction.
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Stevensville
Lord Construction Company of
Hamilton
Witz
J. H. Nash & Co
Missoula
Shasust
M. Germain
Henry ‘Tripp
Sohn
Wilson
Mussoula
Mericole Company
Great Falls
Church and
Two Streets to Receive New Walks and Grading
Construction crews plan to lay about one block of walk on two streets with curbs and graded ground between. Roy H Jarvis horticulturist and Miss Ruth Hillstrom of Missoula wed yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and started their wedding trip.
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Roy H. Jarvis
Bitter Root Valley
Ruth Hillstrom
Missoula
Gh. W. Rees
Presbyterian Church
Hood River
Ore
Salmonites Defeat Dillon Red Men In Lone Afternoon Game
In Dillon on July 19 Salmon defeated the Dillon Red Men 2 to 1. Dillon scored in the first inning, but Salmon held firm afterward. Gosman pitched the first innings for Dillon before Homeras relieved him, holding Salmon hitless. A large crowd attended the game, including 25 visitors from the Lemhi valley, and a Salmon band concert followed.
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Dillon Red
Salmon
Gosmnan
Homeas
Salmonites
Lemhi
Salmon Band
Plan to create a new Montana county from Sheridan split
Great Falls July 19 The drive to form a new county from Sheridan proceeds with a plan to cut the county east to west, creating a southern half as the new entity. Dan McKay of Glasgow advocates smaller counties and outlines a campaign. taxable valuation is cited at about 8 million for the whole county with railroad value around 8.214 million in the southern portion, and Culbertson Bainville Poplar and Froid are named as likely county seat contenders.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
Great Falls
Montana
Sheridan County
Dan McKay
Glasgow
Amaller Counties
Ciy
Sheridan
Yan
Culbertson
Bainville
Poplar
Froid
Belgrade News Briefs From July Locale And Visits
Belgrade notes report Mr and Mrs R T Trask hosting four children from Missoula at the Fisher residence on South Broad Kinsey with Elia Hall as guests of Mr and Mrs B A Hamilton at the Madison river area. Dora Welton, seven, undergoes appendicitis surgery at Johnston hospital. condition uncertain. G R Powers party, C R Grogan and Grace Accola visit Powers launch ten miles north of Three Forks. J S Moore of Bozeman visits his parents at their ranch. Florence Williams of Hutte attends a Creek ranch croquet party hosted by Ruth Gordon. Williams to Lewistown for a visit. Elsie Kremer to return Monday from summer training course at Dillon.
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Key Kinsey
Elia Hall
B.A. Hamilton
Madison River
Madison
Kinsey
Dora
Harry L. Clark
Pen- Welton
Johnstopital
G. R. Powers
C. R. Grogan
Grace Accola
Mary Colling
Ruth Gordon
Creek
Ton
Miss Williams
Lewistown
Elsie Kremer
State Normal
Dillon
Largest trout ever caught in Yellowstone Lake
The 18 pound trout was caught by Frei Der gendorf for Yellowstone Park Transportation. It took an hour and a half to land one mile from shore using a spinner. The fish, estimated 84 years old, plus planted May 18 1890, with over a million trout now in the lake. Managers from Livingston plan to view an ornamental fighting system in Glendive. Knights of Pythias lodge installed new officers led by Chancellor John Martin.
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Lake Shoshone
Yellowstone
National Park
Yellowstone Park ‘Transportation
Frei Dergendorf
Bergendorf
Bryant City
W."s. Hartman
Dan Healey
W.M. Bradford
Glendive
Knights of Pythias Lodge
John Martin
Suffragettes Camp Rest Seeks Male Help in Mountains
White Sulphur Springs report details suffragettes leaving town for mountain rest. Males aided with packing supplies including axe, revolver, typewriter, paints, and bread. Haley's cabin provided shelter. mountain rats and a porcupine scare punctuated the stay.
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White Sulphur Springs
oneMicheney
T Haley
George Wallwork
Haley
Ike
Body of man found in river north of Deer Lodge
Coroner Harry Peterson reported a farmer Hansen found a body on a Deer Lodge river sandbar about eight miles north of Deer Lodge. The deceased, in advanced decomposition, likely floated in for three to four months. A telegram about sending three carloads of sheep was found. authorities hope to identify sender and recipient. The remains were buried.
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Deer Lodge
Harry Peterson
Hansen Ha
Deer Lode
Kohrs
Siles
Twin Bridges News Scribbles on Farms and Folks
Walter Wagner buys Holstein stock from Sears and Gold at Wabssto Minnesota and shows a full-bred calf weighing 600 pounds. Miller brothers near completion of a mill on mining property near McCartney mountain. Hail damages crops reported by George Halkovitch. Tra Cole of Virginia City notes a passenger trip to Colorado for Mrs Cole, ill, staying with relatives at Fort Morgan. CE Dutton plans a modern barn to raise hogs. George Todd to haul concentrates from Bear Gulch. Farmers Club basket social Friday at Roscoe Dillett’s ranch. Verna Bird begins teaching at Dillon Normal. Mrs Emma Christensen visits from Salt Lake City.
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Twin Bridges
Walter Wagner
Sears & Gold
Wabssto Minn
Muller
George “Halkovitch
Tra Cole
Madigonian
Virginia ‘City
Colorado
Verna Bird
State Normal
Dillon
Ralph Cline
Emma, Christensen
Salth Lake
Local candidates and political shifts in Lewistown
John A. Cole, former Butte lawyer and Silver Bow representative, filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state senator. The Progressive leaders announced their complete ticket to respond to claims of a Progressive-Republican joint ticket. Henry M. Rae, who represented John Drake’s mining interests in Giltedge Kendall, arrived from New York to oversee Cone Butte district interests. Rae had been elected state senator for the county and later married.
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Lenvistown
John A. Coleman
Butte
Siiver Bow
Henry M. Rae
John. A. Drake
Drake
Giltedge
Kendall
New ‘York
Cone Butte
Rie
Trainers of Felines Show Tricks Despite Critics
A troupe of male cats and a few pigeons wow audiences at the Annonia theater with rope walking, hurdles, and balloon stunts. Trainers describe the cats as intelligent but temperament driven, noting a stubborn lead performer and the birds’ wary cooperation during dangerous tableaux.
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Annonia Theater
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Amin
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Ura
Ram
Ineren
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Saat Bot
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Arbitration to settle United States and Colombia treaty
Philippe Bunau-Varilla, expert on the Panama Canal, urges arbitration to obtain a definite settlement of questions surrounding the pending treaty between the United States and Colombia.
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United States
Colombia
Colum
Meeting of Montana lawyers in Billings for thirtieth annual session
The Montana Bar Association plans its 30th annual meeting in Billings from August 12 to 18 with attendees expected from Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming and the Dakotas. A Glacier National Park excursion will follow and prominent jurists will speak.
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Jesse B. Stoot
Montana Bar Association
Billings
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Washington
Idaho
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Glacier National Park
Roote
Mont
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Northern’ Pacific
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Great Northern Railway
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Glacier
Fional Park
Willam C. Bristol
Portland
Ore
Montana
Harry Persons
Missouri
Eb, Howell
Butte
C. F. Goddard
John "Z. Smith
Livi
J. Bruce Kremer
Harry. Lee Wilson
United States
T."j. Walsh
Helena
Supreme Court
W. "T. Pigott
R. Lee Ward
Heney. Smith
George. M. Bourquin
Theodore Brantly
Deer Lodge
Monetana
W.L. Holloway
Bozeman
Sydney Lanner
Miles City
Inter the
Wiiam Seallon
Helen
Charles E." Leonard
Albert. Newton
Whitlock
Sean
Law School
University of Montana
Eastern Montana Ter Association
John
T. Smith
AM Lawyers
Northwest
Vondlaniy
Receipts drop at Portland market week ending July 17
Receipts for the week ended July 17 show cattle 2180 calves 19 hogs 1885 sheep and cattle liquidation. Monday records set for single day. Extreme steer top and weekly highs cited with steers to 11 dollars, cows to 5.86, bulls 4.50, calves 5.8. Hog market up to 8.50 with sharp bids amid strong demand. sheep trade active with ewes, lambs at 8.25, yearlings 4.75, wethers 4.35 and primes steady at 4.25. Overall receipts described as fair volume.
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Portland
Leral
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