City and pavilion dispute cooling as wire fence charge dropped
In Missoula on July 24 the wire fence charge against G T Lewis was dismissed after motion by City Attorney Murphy. Both sides agreed to a survey of pavilion property to settle the boundary dispute. Park officials selected a site east of the Rattlesnake for a pavilion about 60 by 100 feet to host excursions and music for dancers.
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Missoula
G.T. Lewis
Greenough Park
Murphy
They Didn’t Get Away Missoula Fraud Case
Missoula July 24 two girls May Verglien and May Cheyvstbaum recently from St Paul to work as waitresses at the Florence hotel were stopped at the station by Officer White after landlord Chaney charged they tried to fraudulently leave the state. They had been sent tickets to St Paul with promise of employment, quit shortly after arrival, and now face a hearing before Judge Hayes tomorrow afternoon. They were released on their own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
May Verglien
May Cheyvstbaum
St. Paul
Florence
Chaney
Duera
West
Hayes
Attorney breaks ground for new residence in Missoula
Missoula on July 2 county Attorney Charles H Hall broke ground for a new residence at the corner of Hagel and Routh Fourth streets in a brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ounty
Charles H. Hall
Hagel and
Routh Fourth Streets
W S Mills Relates Wreck Experience Near Noxon
In Missoula on July 24 W S Mills OH McDonald and C F Foster tramps were injured in a freight wreck three miles east of Noxon. Mills described cars derailing and tipping while McDonald and Foster were trapped. Mills jumped from a rocking car as the 49 mph train left the track. Trainmen aided them and an extra to Missoula carried them to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. S. Mills
McDonald
C.F. Foster
Noxon
Sisters’ Hospital
Foster
Nebraska
Toronto
Mills
New York City
Spokane
Butte
de Smet
Man Known as Mullan Kid Arrested in Burglary Case
Lew Chaffin, called in Idaho as a notorious figure, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Watson at midnight on suspicion of robbing James Nelson at Saltese last Saturday. Descriptions from Deputy Sheriff Gantien led to the capture after he was seen in Saltese and fled when pursued.
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Missoula
Lew Chaffin
Idaho
Mullan Kid
Watson
James Nelson
Saltese
Gantien
Nelson
Chafflin
Wis
West Front Street
WANTS 11S MINES BACK MINING COMPANY ASKS RESTORE
The O. F. R. & N. Mining company sues to void a tax sale of five quartz lode claims in Spring Gulch alleging improper 1899 assessment. Named defendants include Mis soula County Treasurer D J Heyfron and the Conrad Stanford company. The suit contends improper listing, lumped property descriptions, and seeks voiding of the 1899 assessment, cancellation of purchase certificates, and surrender of any certificates held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
O. FR. & N. Mining Company
Spring Gulch
Missoula County
D. J. Heyfron
Conrad-Stanford Company
Wide Awake
J. H. Hibbard
Conrad- Stanford Company
Squaw Men Must Pay Taxes On Their Property
Missonry July 24. County efforts to tax white property holders on the reservation meet opposition. Judge Knowles rules a white man is not in a tribe by marrying an Indian, making halfbreeds taxable. Wealthy cattlemen may face taxes, but plan to resist until forced. Home grown berries at M Reilly's.
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Missonry
Knowles Vio
Fderal Court
Auto accident hoax spreads in Missoula
Missoula July 4. A false report claimed Frank Simons' car crashed on Hig Line Avenue, hit Dr Buckley’s buggy, and threw a farmer into the river. The tale,Called a pipe dream, was debunked as without basis though a frightened team nearby stirred the incident. The city, with several cars on the streets, warned against sensational stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Frank Simons
Hig Line
Buckley
Staundine
Migwine’ Avene
Wvneton
Fire damages Central Market basement boiler blaze
Firefighters responded to a July 24 incident at Central Market on West Main Street with smoke seen from the basement. The boiler fire in the basement ignited the floor but caused only minor damage.
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Missoula
Sarrow
Central Market
West Main Street
Triasserby
Smoire
Amt
Desert Land and Homestead Entries Reported at Land Office
Missoula July 24 reports show Mary Bemwler filing desert land for a tree near Wisdom Adolph Giravelle applying for desert land near Big Fork Moses P P Jardine entering a homestead for 1 acres near Wisdom Javub Louk filing desert jail entry for acres in Beaverhead County.
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Missoula
Mary Bemwler
Wisdom
Adolph Giravelle
Moses PP. Jardine
Javub Louk
Beaverhead County
Missoula Arrival Follows Rain Delay for Oil Crew
Maurice Wolf of the idsm oilompany arrived in Missoula from Kutte with a crew and automobile for Florence McGeorge. The run began in Hutte with an actual time around 40 minutes, but a heavy downpour delayed them just a short distance from Buta after leaving yesterday morning.
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Missoula
Maurice Wolf
Idsm Oilompany
Mluy
Kutte
Florence McGeorge
Hutte
Buta
Funeral Sunday for brakeman Harrington after fatal Missoula wreck
Coroner's jury finds Northern Pacific at fault in the death of Harry Harrington, brakeman, killed near De Smet after a fall from a train car. Conductor A D Bosworth testified Harrington failed to grab a top iron, funeral set for 1:30 Sunday at Odd Fellows hall with railway union attendance. Remains to be buried in Portland. life insurance details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Harry Harrington
de Smet
A.D. Bosworth
Harrington
New York Central
Bosworth
James Kerr
Alvin Sidler
Charles Frank
Alphonse Lachman
Sr. ¢. Pulliam
J. C. Vedder
Northern Pacific
Odd Fellows’ Hall
HH. C. Russell
Iielating
Odd Fellows and Order of Railway
Portland
Thuhke Plaice
Odd Fellows
Kail
Lida tould arrested in Missoula on robbery charge
Missoula July 24 Lida tould a colored woman from Butte was arrested on No 5 train by Detective Walter Trovan per Batte police message. A stash of five dollar bills hidden in her hair surfaced at the jail. She denied terms while officers noted clues of a hurried departure from Butte and hinted at a partner.
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Missoula
Lida Tould
Red Light
Butte
No. 5
Walter Trovan
Batre
Lida
Jerry Murphy
Buttes
Dhatriot
Palmer Arrives in Missoula After Two Weeks’ Travel
Superintendent Pal mer arrived in Missoula from a fortnight on tour. He recommends visitors stay at the Brunswick Hotel where C. Heckler is proprietor.
Contested Race Cards Highlight Oaks Winner Keene Case
At Lew Voerk New York July 26 43 Birch Broom won the Oaks under James H Keene colors amid disputes over racing name usage. Multiple races at Hawthorne Chicago July 24 feature Floral Wreath Nellie Waddell and Grand Opera among winners in six furlongs to a mile events.
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New York
BR. Morris
Diravina
Birch Broom
B W. Street
Aireh Broom
James H Keene
Jockey Lab
James KR. Keene
Dr. Street
Remurks
Diviination
October Flower
Seow
Jay Koy Wen
Whittier
Ingeld
Tine
Thin Tae
Saikey Knot
Ishlins
Short Cake
Teusay
W. R. Condon
Chicago
Grand Opera
Hawthorne
Floral Wreath
Chinne
Snowdrift
Nellie Waddell
Toun
Father Weather
Ieid Opera
Bessie Mer
St. Louis
Fitzkaner
Miss Mae Day
Kindred
Delmar and Detroit Horse Races Reported Results
Delmar July results list multiple races with winners such as Airlight Galba Flaunt and Auditor in quick succession. Detroit July 4 reports driver fines and suspensions after a 2:18 pace event with bets off, plus trotting and pacing heats led by Monroe Nona Mie and Billy Buck.
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Detroit
Pace Today
al Proctor
Darby
Vionee Nichols
Theoron Powers
Stumiumery
Monroe
Eien Wood
Nona Mie
Carthage Girl
Billy Buck
Chamber of Connerce Stkes
Trilby Direct
Theoren Powers
Joe Rhea
Appearing Old Acts as a Bar to Profitable Employ
An advertisement urges men to preserve a youthful look via hair growth and claims dandruff is caused by a germ that can cause baldness. Newbro's Herpicide is advertised as the sole destroyer of this pest and also as a dandruff cure and hat dressing. Sample requests are directed to the Herpicide Co., Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
American Rifle Team Heads Home After Palma Victory
The American rifle team that won the Palma trophy at Bisley will sail home tomorrow on the Cunard liner Lucania after a tea with Secretary White at the US embassy. Ambassador Choate and many notable Americans and Britons attended the event in London. Also noted is W. H. Whitney of Hoocutener joining the Los Angeles club, with a background in Montana and Boston teams.
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London
Bisley
Weights and Entries for Today's Races
A dense list of race weights and entries across six races with horses names and jockeys. Weather shown as clear and track fast.
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Buccaneer
Sweetie
Miss Crawford
Salto
Lord French
Pat Hammon
Nettle
Ceylon
Arius
Paul Aker
Fialella
Handviee
Shipdash
St John Bright
Lucian Appleby
Otis
John Metfurk
the Conqueror
Hargis
Little Levant
Lee
John Peters
AL D. Gibson
Lo Etienne
Petunia
Ned Moore
Bob Murphy
Tiradel
My Sister
Hend Lael
Hazelwood
Liz
Judge Phillips
Manilan
Midshipman
Sir Carter
Ormonde’s Light
Yellow Hammer
Juvenal Machm
Pentour
Brighton
Cardinal Wolsey
Ayria
Lux Costa
Sambo
Mackey Dwyer
Sir Voorbies
Lady Potentate
Daly
Chve Vietor
Rene
Phruble mix
Lom
Forward
Osgeaud
K Brumswick
Baikal
Brixton
Judge Fulton
Interval
General Prig
Khitui
May Ablem
Ascension
Preliminaries End in Handicap Tourney Matches
The Helena tennis club preliminaries in the handicap tournament closed with W Perry defeating Sledges 64.0 in the final prelim and Treris beating Perry 8-3. Tenney defeated D Perry 6-3 7-3 as the first round began.
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Biandard
Helena
Jules
Sledges, Jr
W. Perrys
Perry
Treris Bs
Tenney
D. Perry
Creamery at Dillon Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Dillon creamery early this morning causing heavy losses. Total damage estimated near 82.98 with insurance from a California company. The origin is undetermined but suspected from overheated partitions between the heater room and milk room. Occupant Withermerker Cheystensen was alone when the blaze began and notified others, but the fire proved uncontrollable. Plans to rebuild depend on insurance settlement and business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillon Veamers
Stu, Insurances
California
Kheiler
Mitt
Vwithermeker Clheystensen
M JcOuistion
Piami
Elis Polley
Yemiendes
Sind War
Johnston Frame
Ogden
Gasoline Explosion Injures Local Worker at Shop
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports J. Stelinbrook, a machine shop employee, was badly burned when gasoline exploded while he assisted in removing a tire from an engine wheel. He was sent home and will be out of work for some time.
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The
Standard
Livingston
J. Stelinbrook
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Montana
Western Montana
Lewis
Pavilion Bridge
Fpracas
Peace Reigns AT the Park
Suc
Rors
Lpan
Standard Office
Bes
R. Gwinn
K. Hatt
His
Nexon
Lades
Reokhen Hones
Mullan
Sheri Watson
Een
Pheer
Baturiay
Mining Company
Harringtons
Mortain
Tole Pishing
A. J. Shores
Will
T. C. Marshall
Mr. Valmer
Palmer
Toennight
Brunewick Hotel
C. Heckler
Thicagee
Nememeente
Helvetia Milk Condensing Company
Highland, Il
Carthy
Little Scout
Airlight
Galba
Our Bessie
Flaunt
Alfred
Cornwall
Auditor
Commodore
United States
Los Angeles
Great Parls
W. H. Whitney
Ho Ocutener
Whitney
Great Falls
Boston & Montana
Grent Falls
Twos Angeles
Hawthorne Matries
Brighton Reach
Bs Am Rapioe
Oliver
Buffalo Pitts
Planet Junior
Deering
Winona
Rushford
Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
First National Bank
J. M. Keith
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
Hu. T. Ryman
Lasher
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
Merlith
R. A. Piddy
A. HB. Limmond, A. G
Jon
Cashie
T. IL. Greenough Oo
GG. Pingland
H. McLeod
M. Keith
Tosquepo
Gulden
Hammond
Mont
Secoud Honda
Board of Trustees of
Select Strict No 1
Missoule County
Count Cour House
Main
Sears Tod
Sated Bourd of
John J. Sloane
A. Bila
A. L. Stone
Charles F. Hollingsworth
DPD Een A. Te Dexcar
Clark
B. Callick
Remove Cigar
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
Big Jackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole
Missoula Mont
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