Multiple Small Sawmills To Resume Work Along Snake Branch
Several smaller mills along the Snake branch of the Northern Pacific near the Montana Idaho line will restart operations within weeks. Harper & Dykeman mill work has resumed after litigation with Perry Steffee over land and a logging chute, with a $1,100 right of way payment. A large production boost is expected in Missoula County as machinery is placed and wheels turn.
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Snake
Northern Pacific
Montana-Idaho
Harper & Dykeman
Perry Steffee
Steffee
Webster
Missoula County
Anaconda
Selena
Harper
Misoula
Amin
Comet Development Company
Frog Tye
Bieffer
Thuves
Willard
Missoula Outing Club Plans Aug Camping Trip
Missoula Missoula Outing club has reorganized and plans a camping trip to Flathead lake foot. Vanguard of eight will leave Thursday morning to establish camp and prep gear before the main party, with many new members and invited guests. The group will travel from Missoula, using horses for the trek, and includes H Sloane W Rathburn Jay Mecorm Vincent Whit Greenough Paul Reenough Robert Cary John Clifton Devere Jackson Ellis Selman Herbert Alward Herbert Hughes Sadie Beckwith Agnes Hughes Anabel Ross Roxie Howell the Misses Toole Maude Ethe Frances Jones Zoe Bellew Dubois Elsie Reinhard Ruth Worlden Hallie Richmond Ethel Morrison Ruth Land Maude Burns.
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Missoula
Flathead Lake
Hew
Filion
Dany
ie_us
H. Sloane
W. Rathburn
Id Jay Mecorm Vincent
Whit Greenough
Paul |Reenough
Robert Cary
John Clifton Devere Jackson
Ellis Selman
Herebert Alward
Herbert Hughes
Lucky Pine
Lucky Pine, “Sadie Beckwith, Agnes, Hughes, Anabel Ross, Roxie ‘Howell
Misses Toole
Missent Toole
Maude
Ethe
Frances Jones
Zoe Bellew
Dubois
Elsie Reinhard
Ruth “Woreden
Hallie Richmond
Ethel Morrison
Ruth Land
Maude Burns
Quarterly Conference Held in Missoula Missoula
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Missoula set officers for the coming year at 8 p.m. in the church parlors. Resolutions confirm Pastor John W. Tennett to return. Dr. Jacob Miller presides over the centennial meeting.
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Missoula
Methodist Episopal Church
Wv. Stryker
Walker
E. Avery
J. E. Patterson
H. H. Dickinson
John E. Patterson
George Itiller
W. P. Fisher
J. Avats
E. M. Davis
Sarah James
J. OH. Inch
Fred McDonald
W. A. Walker
Caroline Pateterson
Freedman Aid
Southern Education
W. HH. Dickinson
CH Hollingsworth
Prank. McCarter
J. H. Inch
J Patterson
J. 1. Inch
F. McDonald
Gott Davis
John W. Tenett
Jacob Milla
Small boy dies from burns after accidental fire
July 24 reports a five year old boy from Missoula who died from burns suffered when his clothing ignited as he ran home. Parents could not determine how the accident started. The child received medical care but the shock proved fatal. Mr Brooks, a Northern Pacific switchman, is his father. Funeral plans are pending.
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AM. Brooks
North Side
Burne
Brooks
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Lolo Farmers Busy With Harvest In Bitter Root Valley
In the Bitter Root region, Lolo residents report a robust hay and crop season. Alfalfa is being cut, timothy and clover will follow, and fruit trees including apples pears plums peaches cherries currants and raspberries show strong yields with many berries gathered for winter.
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Lolo
el Missoula
Will
Bitter Root
County Must Clean Up Its Own Back Yard
County officials face pressure to address neglect of the jail yard. A hired contractor has reportedly raised charges after prior neglect and insufficient oversight. The health officer indicated immediate action to abate the nuisance and restore proper cleanup.
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oMeer
Police Jottings In Garden City Courts
Garden City court records note Judge Hayes presiding over a session with multiple offenders. Lige Whaten faced sentencing for a desertion-like offense, while a man named Billy Brown received days for fighting at a Montana saloon. Liliiin Costello, arrested at Plains, faces petty larceny charges and possible further action after alleged theft of clothes. Tick Graham earned 19 days for drunkenness.
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Hayes
Sevral
Lige Whaten
Tna Laundry
Tick Graham
Water Supply Holds Out Better Than Usual
Missoula July 2 A Bitter Root valley report from traders in the city says the McClay McClain ditch, under construction for weeks to carry water to Lolo Creek, is half completed and in use by farmers. The remaining portion will reach readiness by mid next month. The Bitter Root valley irrigation remains adequate despite winter and discouraging reports, with usual irrigation flows and no hardship reported.
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Missoula
Curran-Adams Match to Be Held at the Rink
A wrestling event between Curran and Adams is planned for July 26 at the Union opera house area now moved to the Elite skating rink. Organizers cite seating constraints and viewing angles as reasons for changing venues and expect strong local interest and mail orders to the Golden Rule, Missoula.
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Missoula
Curran-Ada
Union Opera House
Urna
X Ngs
Adame
Butteman
Curran
Toc
Tinstretrom
Engineer to Install Engine at Saltese Sawmill
Missoula July 24 N J Rutterman a noted engineer of Great Fire now visiting with friend George Meer at Largey mills will depart tomorrow for Saltese to install the engine at Harper and Bairds new sawmill.
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Missoula
N. J. Rutterman
Georee Meer
Largey Mills
Saltese
Harper & Baird
Cleveland party attends funeral after summer at Sandwich
Former President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland arrived from their summer home at Sandwich to attend the funeral of Daniel H. Pherlock tonight. They were en route via Hesterport. The event marks a notable visit as the funeral proceeds.
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Heston
Cleveland
Sandwich
H.pherlock
Daniel
Missoula Notes Sightings and Local Movements
Missoula notes report visitors from Bonner and Butte, Madison house matters, and several local stops. Records show births, marriages, and engagements, plus names like Miss Margaret of Stevensville and Mrs Z J Farrell in Virginia City. The piece mentions warm weather, travel to Portland and Newport, and local business updates including Harper’s mill and Missoula Mercantile.
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Eugene Ross
Missoula
Bonner
R. Woodward
Butte
Misoula
Albert Waite
Harvard
Wellington Henkin
Smart
Hamitonhere
Witter Root
C. Marshall
Margaret Show
Stevensville
Eet Blair
Orchird
M. van Leuven
New York City
Monte
Hientle
Ete Tink
J.B. Conway
Billings
Misaoute
Haseine Ronan
Mira
Addison
Mtere
Mes
McClay
Ity
Ay Biven
Tivaro
Hitter Root
Fox Ialles
Garden
Kemp
Dolphie Daigle
Anna’ Thibodeatn
Boil Ot Lothrop
Fred Lundin
Ingborg Schaline
Stisnoule Miston
Elsie Cyr
Inez Cyr
Nina Deschanins
Portland
Madison House
George Farrel
Robert L. Harper
Ima “Co
Harper
Fompans
Missoula Mercantile
Salt Lake
Frost
Cty
Yellowstone National Park
Hen Hetlam
Blackfoot
Heilam Isne
Westert Montana
Standard
Charles Delaney
Richard’ Willisma
Lok
Aeuto
Delaney
Lolo
Lawson’s West tour praised and praises Johnson for Minnesota
Thomas W. Lawson shares a written manifesto after touring the West praising the country and its people. He credits Governor Johnson of Minnesota with strength, foreseeing a possible future presidential run, and asserts he is no politician, yet urges support for his remedy over stock and bond holdings.
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Dny
West
The
Republic
Johnson
Minnesota
White House
Roosevelt
Strike Leaders Mull Renewed Action in Chicago
Chicago July 24 A meeting of employers with representatives from over Ress houses decided no further walkouts until unions can be informed. Teamsters would be guaranteed terms, and a joint council meeting will weigh renewed action. If unions respond, a general strike of about 50 000 men could follow, expanding beyond the 3 000 currently involved.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Chicase
Missoula Notice on Homestead Improvements Sale
Fragmentary notice from Missoula North East about improvements on a homestead. Mentions fog cash if sold at once and an address listed as K., Standard, Missoula office.
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Missoula
North
Standard
Was He in Prineville or Was It a Dream Trial Talk
Portland witnesses confront a court case involving Congressman Williamson and Dr Marion R. Riggs. The Prosecution argues Williamson’s presence in Prineville from June 18 to 26, 1802, may be pivotal, with evidence supporting a closely followed second trial and examination of the earlier proceedings.
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Portland
Ore
Williamson
United States
Don Marion R. Riggs
United States District Court
Prineville
Machinists and G. N. D. Reach Wage Agreement
The machinists in Northern Pacific Railway shops west of Ellensburg Washington settle a first wage agreement with G N D officials. They will get a 25 cent per hour increase under a new schedule with maximums of 24 1/2 cents on the east end, 35 cents on the central divisions and the same on the west end.
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Northern P. Railway Company
Ellensburg
Wash
Conference of the Sovereigns Hints World Impact
Paris July 25 news reports the meeting between Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William stirs intense curiosity. Newspapers largely say the conference is of top importance and that its fruits will soon be felt globally.
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Paris
Nicholas
William
Johnson Beats Grim In Six Round Fight At Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Jack Johnson of California defeated Joe Grim of Missoula in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club. Johnson delivered a severe beating, knocking Grim down more than a dozen times before the referee halted the fight. MELVIN STRAUSE DEAD in Missoula after heart failure. funeral plans awaiting details from his mother Mrs. Mary Strause of Monon Indiana.
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Phiadelphia
Jack Johnson
California
Joe Grim
National Athletic Club
Johnson
Dow
Grim
Ong
Melvin Strause
Missoula
Juryie Aerause
Monon
Ind
Slaters
Cvertaker Lucy
Mary "E Strauve
Resignation Tension Forces Pastor to Remain at Church
In Missoula duty calls mark the church board’s rejection of Rev. FH Sawyer’s resignation. After initial refusal and mounting influence, Sawyer consented to stay, and a meeting was held to discuss the situation.
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Alissoula
FH. Sawyer
Passenger dies after altitude illness en route to Missoula
J Allison passenger on a Seattle Wisconsin train fell unconscious near Trout Creek after starting from Seattle. He was removed to Sisters hospital in Missoula where doctors said altitude sickness caused a serious condition. Additional details indicate the train’s route and abrupt medical stop occurred this afternoon.
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Missoula
J. Allison
Seattle
Wisconsin
Trout Creek
Sisters” Hospital
Allison
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