Union Opera House to Reopen with Summer Renovations in Missoula
Missoula theatergoers will see a transformed Union opera house this fall after a complete interior fresco and paint job by Kellogg & Dean. The Sept 5 formal opening will feature a slate of shows including A Baggage Check and The Roanoke with season bookings through December and into 190? featuring artists such as Boston Lyric Opera, Stuart Robson, and Eugenie Blair in Peg Woffington.
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Missoula
Hartley
Union Opera House
Kellogg & Dean
Union Hall Company
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Roanoke
Frawley
Sporting Life
Alice Archer
Wagenhals & Kemper
Tom Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Carl Haswin
New Devil's Auction
Mr. Wright
Eugenie Blair
Peg Woffington
Mathews & Bulger
Frederick Warde
Dee
Casey
Jefferson de Angelis Opera Company
Human Hearts
Daniel Sully
the Christian
al G. Field
Montana Teachers Attend National Education Meet in Detroit
Miss Kate Shelly reports a very successful National Education Association meeting in Detroit. Montana was represented by 38 teachers with headquarters at the Cadillac hotel. Noted speakers included Dr. George Green Bishop Spaulding and George Vincents. Next year’s meeting may be in Seattle or another western city.
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Missoula
Kate Shelly
National Educational Association
Detroit
Montana
Welch
Cadillac Hotel
George Green
Toronto
Bishop Spaulding
Peoria
George Vincents
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Overland Trip Planned to National Park by Warren Shopp
Warren Shopp plans an overland expedition departing around August 12 from Missoula. The route includes Bitter Root Gibbon's pass Big Hole basin Virginia City Ennis Madison river and into Wyoming before visiting Red Rock lake and Henry's lake then returning home after about 50 days. He will carry a full camping and hunting outfit and offers split bamboo rods with nickel trimming for $1 at McBride's.
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Shopp
Health Improves for Willetts During Utah Visit
Joe Willett reports steady health improvement and says he and Mrs. Willett enjoy their Utah trip. They have stayed in Salt Lake City for two weeks and plan to return to Ogden Sunday before deciding when to go back to Montana. Joe remains enthusiastic about Utah league baseball.
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Missosula
Joe Willett
Standard
Salt Lake
Prize Beef at Union Market Must Have Bathing Suits
The piece notes Missoula swimmers seeking river swimming holes with good sport near Union Market. It mentions July 27 and hunting swimming holes along the river, with some complaint about too much of the altogether in some in.
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Missoula
Bathing Place Sought as Boys Face Suit Requirement
A note states that the boys must provide themselves with bathing suits or seek a new bathing place, highlighting a policy or rule affecting their recreational activities.
Anglers Busy as Montana Streams Draw Crowds
Western Montana anglers swarm streams near Missoula on July 27 after a busy week of fishing. Enthusiasm remains high despite local baseball excitement and Sunday excursions. Senator Worden fished well and sent his regards. The Standard reports a fine basket of trout received by the office.
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Missoula
Clark's Fork Mining directors meet in Missoula
Clark's Fork Mining company directors held a meeting in Missoula with J. H. Knapp present. Charles Krauth president and Herman Hollst vice president from Hebron N D attended along with T S Letterman and Mr. Knapp. They purchased 160 acres from Big Blackfoot Milling near the mines and discussed future policy. Krauth and Hollst planned to depart eastward at once.
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Missoula
Clark's Fork Mining Company
J. H. Knapp
Charles Krauth
Herman Hollst
Hebron
N. D
T. Ss. Letterman
Mr. Knapp
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Demurrer Filed in Water Rights Case at Missoula
In Missoula on July 27 attorney J M Dixon filed a demurrer to the complaint and injunction in the Sebastian Effenger versus George Duncan water dispute. Effenger holds 100 inches in Spring gulch while the creek totals 71 inches by measurement, leading Duncan to seek an injunction's set aside.
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Missoula
J. M. Dixon
Sebastian Effenger
George Duncan
Dixon
Spring Gulch
Effenger
Duncan
Theft at Night Tap Robs Cedar District Sluice Boxes
Missoula July 27 Two La Casse brothers report their Cedar district placer sluice boxes were robbed losing about 1000 in gold. No suspects named and timing uncertain though evidence suggests tapping occurred after water was turned off at night.
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Missoula
Mason Reynolds homestead contest heard at Missoula
Hearing opened in the U S land office on July 27 over 80 acres near Florence and the White Cloud mine in the Mason versus Reynolds case. Mason claims Reynolds never established bona fide residence per the 1872 act. Reynolds had attempted but failed to prove residence. The case continued to August 8 with attorneys Evans for Reynolds and Calkins and Fisher for Mason.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Charles M. Mason
George Sk. Reynolds
Florence
White Cloud
Mason
Reynolde
Reynolds
Evans
C. B. Calkins
Stevensville
Robert Fisher
Frank Cyr Returns to Stevensville After Moffitt Absence
Soula drug store notes Frank Cyr, who aided during Mr. Moffitt's absence, has returned to Stevensville. Readers are urged to call the Standard office to learn about premiums offered for a yearly subscription, claimed to outshine all others.
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Soula Drug Store
Frank Cyr
Mr. Moffitt
Stevensville
Standard
Beighle Arrives as New Missoula School Superintendent
Roscoe W. Beighle arrived from North Dakota to lead Missoula public schools starting September 9, the second Monday in September. He succeeds J M Hamilton and brings East coast teaching credentials, including posts at Crystal and Clark University, with roots in Ohio Illinois and Indiana.
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Missoula
Roscoe W. Beighle
North Dakota
J. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
The
State University
Beighle
Crystal
N. D
Adams County
Ohio
Illinois
Danville
Ind
Clark University
Dakotas
Schoole of Crystal
Hamilton Happenings Quick Social News and Local Moves
Rev. Mr. Fogarty and bride arrive in Hamilton after marriage in Butte and attend Episcopal guild event at Haggard home. They stay with Wynne Roberts until a home is found. Fogarty to hold first service tomorrow. A son was born to Jack Campbell’s wife yesterday. Mrs. Lewis Peterson recovers from illness. Local residents explore small holdings. Sadie Bell Miser visits Parkville connection.
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Hamilton
J. W. Hathaway
Internal Revenue
Buck
Butte
Billy McCauley
R. L. McCulloch
Wiles Springs
Charley Graham
Hamilton School Board
M. Hire
Missoula
Thompson, Tenny & Crawford
Chicago
Weber
Andrew Hanson
J. A. Martin
Lewis
Fort Benton
Lake Como
Plains harvest outlook from visiting James Willis
James Willis reports the Plains valley hay and grain harvest will be good, though heat has ripened grain too fast. Haying should finish soon with Missoula valley season ahead. Also noted is Bishop Fowler presiding at the upcoming Methodist conference and delivering his Abraham Lincoln lecture for the church fund.
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Missoula
James Willis
Plains
Fowler
Abraham Lincoln
Bishop Brondel Plans Missoula to Plains Catholic Duties
Bishop Brondel passed through Missoula en route to Plains to officiate at the Catholic church. He will rest at St Tenatius mission after Sunday and on the following Sunday confirm a large class of young people. He then heads to Frenchtown for services and another confirmation.
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Missoula
Brondel
Plains
St. Tenatius Mission
Frenchtown
Painful Accident Injures County Clerk’s Mother in Missoula
In Missoula on July 27 Mrs. J. E. Wilk inson and Mrs. H. T. Wilkinson were riding in Rattle Snake valley when the kingdolt broke away throwing them from the buggy. Mrs. Wilkinson sustained facial injuries. she was confined to bed but improved after the shock.
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Missoula
J. E. Wilkinson
H. T. Wilkinson
Rattlesnake Valley
Yis
New Passenger Engine 208 Joins Missoula Service
The P1 class engine 208 arrived and has run on the division this week. It features six foot drivers and several refinements, hailed as one of the finest engines ever to reach Missoula. In a separate item, the seven month old child of Mr and Mrs Anderson on the island died at home, with funeral set for Sunday morning.
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Missoula
Anderson
Houghton Reports Rich Oil Prospect Near Red Lodge
H C Houghton returns from the Rocky Fork district near Red Lodge with crude oil samples. He believes the area is rich in oil and has acquired extensive interests there. He spoke July 27 at Missoula about prospects and potential as a new oil district.
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Missoula
H. C. Houghton
Rocky Fork
Red Lodge
Free trial packages mailed to men for home remedy cure
State Medical Institute in Ft Wayne Ind offers free trial packages of a remedy claimed to cure male weakness from years of indiscretion. No embarrassment is involved as samples are mailed in plain packaging. Write to 63s Elektron building, Ft Wayne for prompt delivery.
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State Medical Institute
63S Elektron
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Institute
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Moves And Projects
The Missoula notes report local activity including Lundgren boy return home and various visits. W H Hahlo stays at Florence hotel from Butte. George Elterline files bond as Plains district road trustee. John Hall admitted to Parsons hospital with erysipelas. Chief Mentrum visits Missoula from Anaconda. Wallace Daykin files homestead and desert claims in Big Hole. Mrs Ross and daughter Anabel return from Butte carnival. Architect Kennedy drafts cottage plans for Charles Hartman. Bonita station agent Dougherty and family return home. Garden City Business College closes term with optimistic next year. E C Mulroney travels to Butte for street fair and races. Katherine O Connell and W J Gerrity file timber and stone proofs near Lothrop. Camping party to foot of lake next week. Martin Nelson leaves Northern Pacific shops for Duluth. David Graham completes wagon bridge near Brownspur. Buell group locates several placer claims in St. Regis district with 3000 foot water right. Newton P Wood returns from Butte. Mrs Wood meets Mel in Missoula. group returns to Stevensville. Dec Moffitt returns to Mis work after hot springs visit.
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Mentrum
Anaconda
J. W. Mehargue
Hamilton
Wallace H. Daykin
Missoula
Big Hole
D. H. Ross
Anabel
Butte
Kennedy
Charles Hartman
Dougherty
Bonita
Garden City Business College
E. C. Mulroney
Katherine M. O’connell
Lothrop
W. J. Gerrity
Della Harding
Pearl Beckwith
Sainsberry
D'Autremont
Martin H. Nelson
Northern Pacific
Duluth
David Graham
Hell Gate
Brownspur
Donlon
Buell
de Borgia
Bicknell
Nine Mile
Globe store sale and local notes from Stevensville
July 25 Stevensville notes report Ada Unruh delivers lecture with the W C T U, local church activities raise funds, and residents travel or relocate. Various residents including FE A Wood, J M Price, B Cales move or visit, with social events and health trips noted.
Pleasant Episcopal Guild Social at Bitter Root Farm
A large Hamilton crowd attended a July social hosted by the Episcopal guild at Dr and Mrs Haggard s Bitter Root stock farm. Lights brightened the home while the Hamilton band played. Guests enjoyed fine refreshments and a moonlit ride through tree lined avenues. Doc greeted all attendees and the event was highly praised. Special Officer Longley faced a delay collecting dog tax from a persuasive canine owner.
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Hamilton
Episcopal Guild
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Sulit
Mercantile Co
Missoula, Montana
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Bishop & Kern
Mr. Shopp
Yellowstone National Park
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Clark’s Fork Mines
Demmurer
Mr. Duncan
la Casse Brothers
Mason-Reynolds
MR. Beighle
Minneapolis
the Great Store
Donaldson
Twin Cities
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P. M. Reilly & Co
the Grocers
McBride
Bishop Fowler
Howard
Pulliam Bros
Ren West
Ben West
Dungan
Nat. Bk. Bidg
Mr. Houghton
Dr. R. Gwinn
A. BE. Robinson
1. D
C. M
Missoula Notes
Lundgren
W. H. Hahlo
George H. Elterline
Plains District
John Hall
Parsons’ Hospital
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Emaley
Woot
Wm. Carten
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Monat
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
Caahipe
Stee
T. L. Greenough
M. McLeod
Keith
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
A. Boschee
Boschee
United States
Smith Drug Company
Globe Store
Ada Unruh
Baptist Church
George Harper
Joe Fisher
FE. A. Wood
McGinley Ranch
Burnt Fork
H. Deranso
M. M
Victor
J. M. Price
B. Cales
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EF. Church
Lou May
M. PD. Fulkerson
Belle Miser
J. D. Miser
J. R. F Paulde
Northwest Tribune
J. W. Shiver
Will Dickinson
J. F. Weller
J. B. Humphrey
H. Holden
New York
Rankin House
Longley
Western Montana National Bank
G.A. Wolf
Joan C. Lehson
J.H. T. Ryman
Paradise Hot Springs
M. E. Quinn
Earth
Sterling Remedy Company
Ross
A. J. Gibson
Gibson B.k
Attorneys-At-Law
Daly Elk
Joyce & Mulroney
Attorneys-At
First National Bank
Kodak Supplies
Smith Imemons
Mont
Georg Pringle
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Block
Goodkind Bros
Acme
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Tamerack Finish
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling Go
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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