Will Ward Off Trouble By Fixed Interrogatories
A Missoula report notes the General Land Office directs registrars to issue a fixed set of questions to timber land entrants to prevent future misunderstandings. The inquiries cover citizenship, residence, occupation, prior filings, personal exams of land, lumber estimates, financing, and potential buyers to ensure clear proof before entries.
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Missoula
Hermann
General Land Office
Washington
Montana
State of
Land Office
Thomas Haggerty Dies in Dead Man's Gulch
Missoula correpondent reports the death of Thomas Haggerty aged about 65 in Dead Man's gulch after a period of illness. He had been staying at a friend's canyon home for years. Coroner Hayes investigated and the body was moved to Hayes & Marsh's undertaking for funeral arrangements.
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Missoula
Thomas Haggerty
Dead Man's Gulch
Canyon
Hayes
Hayes & Marsh
Lyons arrives in Missoula to greet friends
Strict union man Ben West and a large delegation welcome Lou Lyons at the depot in Missoula. Lyons will stay about a week to 10 days renewing acquaintances and meeting new people as he recovers from his travels and says Spokane is one to begin.
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Missoula
Lou Lyons
Lyons
Spokane
Eye on Ben West and Springfield ads in newspapers
The text notes Springfield merchants ceding all ad space to regular publications to boost business, while highlighting attractive premiums for a Standard subscription and praising western towns near Missoula. It frames advertising as a business tool rather than benevolence and hints at regional notoriety.
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Standard
Springfield
Mass
Organ to grace Missoula church soon electric powered
The Christian church of Missoula will install a pipe organ ordered by the deacons. Built by a Detroit firm it should arrive by August 20 and be put in at once. Musician B Blynn Owen will preside as organist under the supervision of Ben West.
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Missoula
Detroit
B. Blynn Owen
MISSOULA NOTES: Local Movements Across Town
Frank Farley came up from Evaro to see Butte’s big team play ball. J. D. Rowland spent Sunday at Hope tending railway time pieces. Ed Riberdy went to St. Regis after a city visit. Ed Hayes, the Nine Mile lumberman, moved along the Coeur d’Alene line. Mrs. Thomas Hickey returns from visits across the range. Col. E. C. Morrison went to Butte. J. W. Hathaway returned to Helena. Bonner mill night shift discontinued. meat sent to St. Regis. Lillie Price left for Spokane for the summer. Mrs. McManus improved and homeward bound. Delphina Cyr of M. M. leaves Aug 1 for the East. Oscar Stedman returned from Butte’s street fair. Laura Cyr visiting Mis soula. Murphy Henley Tevis lease Tony Munch warehouse on West Pine. Capt. Louis Sanders shuttled with Judge Knowles. C. F. Gage from Bitter Root left eastbound for Helena. Margaret Burke left for the MAT then Buffalo Philadelphia New York. Catlin back from Saltese arranging county road survey. Wellcomes spent Sunday in town then returned to Anaconda. E. D. Boyd from Stevensville visits Pony parents. Mrs. E. C. Knight buys Bitter Root ranch near Carlton. Stover family from California to settle in Missoula. Stover works NP Railway. D. J. Tallant of immigration returns to Great Falls. Mme. Davenport returns West to spend day in Missoula then west. Mrs. E. P. Bradley to Helena Gate of the Mountains then back to Missoula. Try Howard's Bitter Root butter and cheese. Pulliam Bros. Have you seen Ben West.
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Ed Riberdy
St. Regis
Ed Hayes
Nine Mile
Coeur d'Alene
Thomas Hickey
Col. E. C. Morrison
Butte
J. W. Hathaway
Internal Revenue Office
Helena
Bonner Mill
Lillie Price
Spokane
McManus
Cite
Delphina Cyr
M. M. Company
Oscar Stedman
Dr. Oettinger
Harry Thompson
Saltese
George P. Wellcome
Missoula
Rock Creek Club
Anaconda
E. D. Boyd
Stevensville
Pony
E. C. Knight
Potomac
Bitter Root
Carlton
Missoula Beats Butte In Ten Inning Classic 18-14
In a ten inning pitching duel Missoula defeated Butte 14 to 13 and then 18 to 14 in the tenth as Campbell batted for Lejeune and scored the winning run. Andrews starred on the mound for Missoula while Lloyd was hit by a pitch and Butte rallied from nine runs down to tie the game before falling in the final frame.
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Lloyd's
Stephens
Clayborne
Ephens
Mulroney
Coring Stephens
Kelly
Andrews
Cody
King
Glayborne
Heyfron
Mulrorey
McCarthy
Lejeune
Kennedy
Mitchell
Donohue
Missoula
Schils
Butte
Murphy
Lloyd
Williams
Schill
Campbell
EOE
Ee Wiens
Es & P
Angpewws
Scar
HH Kennedy
Iooo
Scinus
Deck Smith
Second Excursion A Grand Success in Missoula
The Butte Modern Woodmen second excursion brought about a thousand visitors to Missoula on July 28. They roamed the Orchard Homes area university grounds and the Rattlesnake river, picnicked in courthouse yard, and enjoyed ball games. The organizing committee Hawes, Kramer and Dunn earned Missoula’s thanks for smooth arrangements. Weather was ideal and visitors pledged a return.
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Missoula
Butte Modern Woodmen
Orchard Homes
University
Eity
Town
Courthouse
Garden City
Butte
Messrs. Hawes
Denver man appeals to Edward over Delta county unrest
William Radcliffe owner of the Grand Mesa lakes lease in Delta county has been summoned to Washington for consultation with the state department. He says he is a subject of King Edward and seeks protection for his life and reimbursement for his hotel loss after a deputy game warden shot two men and a mob threatened him.
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Denver
William Radcliffe
Grand Mesa Lakes
Delta County
Washington
State Department
Radcliffe
Edward
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Ben West
Mr. Lyons
Issoula
Percantile Co
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Glothing
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Missoula Notes
Frank Farley
Evaro
J. D. Rowland
Hope
Laura Cyr
Mme. Davenport
West
E. P. Bradley
F. C. Stoddard
Gate of the Mountains
Pulliam Bros
Tommy Lloyda
Jack Weyman
Neild
Liogd
Missou
Leenie
Beere
Balle
Jack Parrott
Deer Lodge
Mentrum
Dr. R. Gwinn
Globe Store
P.M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
McBride’s
Bishop & Kern
McBride's
Tenion
Colorado
Coal Cutters
Ergeant
Old Colony
Cortlandt St
Chicago
New York
Bennett
Dr. Bennett
United States
Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Building
Colo
Krause
Smith Drg CO
Smith & Simons
West Front St
Missoula, Mont
Wm. Carten
Prop
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton
Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
M. Keith
A. Poldy
A. G
England
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T. L. Greenough
G. England
Western Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
J.H.T. Ryman
Paradise Hot Springs
Plains
M. FE. Quinn
A. J. Gibson
Gibson B.K
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Elk
Joyce & Mulroney
Attorneys-At
First National Bank
Kodak Supplies
Kodakery
Smith & Simmons
Druggists
George Pringle
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Nat
Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicaco
Iil
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Emeley
Onner
Tamarack
Bonner
Blackfo Retail
Toole Ave
T Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
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