Surveys Near Finish On Flathead Reservation
Residents report preliminary surveys nearly complete on the Flathead reservation with survey parties already departed. Albee et Co of Deer Lodge and Missoula Arbe surveyors like Cummings near finish, with remaining work in central mountains lagging but expected to speed up once unwritten plans advance, paving quicker opening of rich territories to follow.
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Misanuta
Flathead Reservation
Eld
Albee Ett & Co
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Cummings
Washington
Water boom seals Missoula river intake for Orchard Homes
A temporary water boom was placed in the Missoula River to feed Orchard Homes, built from a string of 12 by 12 inch planks secured and cabled to block water flow and ensure a steady supply. The structure was completed this morning and directs flow toward the ditch for adequate water access.
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Oula
Missoula
Gannon “Aich
Missouri
Troops to Leave Next Thursday for Practice March
Missoula dispatch reports the unit will depart next Thursday for annual maneuvers at Fort Mindy Base. Lieutenant return from Flathead Lake confirms provisions and camp setup for the marching troops training run.
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Missoula
Fort Mind
Flathead Lake
The March and Outing of the Army Wagons
The outfit consists of five large army wagons with canvas covers drawn by four mules. There were three camps made by the supply detachment at Flathead agency, at the St. Tena Hua mission, and at the foot of the lake.
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Flathead Agency
St. Tena Hua Mission
Ancient Sheepherder Thought to Be Crazy in Missoula
Missoula July 28 Deputy Sheriff brought 72 year old Montra, an old herder, to the county jail for a medical exam after reports he acted queer and violent at Clinton two miles from Fancher. He had been herding in eastern Montana until a week ago when he returned home and said he saw suns struck.
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Missoula
Firen Monica
Clinton Atghter
Fanch
Hin Montra
Missoula Plans Biggest Western Montana Fair Yet
Missoula Chamber of Commerce prepares for a late September Western Montana fair with optimistic plans. Committees report progress on exhibits, premiums, and a comprehensive program. The Twenty third Infantry Band from Fort Harrison is sought as a drawing card, and racing events are organized by a prominent local committee.
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Western Montana
The
Standard
Higvenue
Missoula
Montana
Speet
Citg
Twenty-Third Infantry Band
Fort Harrison
Sudden Death of Well Known Montana Man David Penwell
David Penwell of White Sulphur Springs Meagher county Montana died in Mayo Arena Rochester Minnesota from acute appendicitis after a trip east with his wife. He had led a life in Meagher county, served as White Sulphur Springs president, engaged in sockgrowing and stock holdings with the Johnsten Penwell company. He was married June 1 1908 to Miss Fama Waterman. survived by a widow, his mother and a brother in Helena.
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Standard
Helena
Mayo Arena
Rochester
Minn
David Penwell
White Sulphur Springs
Penwell
Pengell
Hetto
Pens
Lewis Penwell
J. C. Iusses
David Pennett
Diamond City
Meagher County
Mont
Annie Penwell
John C. Husaey
East Lake City
Feacine
Wisste
Montana
Johnsten-Penwell_ ave
Pen
Wwell
Mise Fama Waterman
Max. Waterman
Whit Iphur Springs
Penwil
Mee J.eh Hussey
Lewie’ Penwell
MISSOULA NOTES: Persons of interest visit town
Missoula notes list arrivals and departures including Toss a well man from St Regia district on business. Arvid Bergman of Sweden declared his US naturalization intent. Judge Phillips handled minor offenders, sentencing James Mickey 3 and T Sheridan 10 days. W B Harlan of Como and district trust inspector visited on business. George Redding and wife from Minnesota visiting relatives after Portland fair. Mrs Bach and children of Lewistown departed with sister Mrs Corbin of South Missoula. Karlex Warren formerly of Mercantile now Sand Point arrives for a Lake County visit on business and pleasure.
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MM. Toss
St. ‘Regia
Arvid Bergman
Sweden
Esterday
United States
Phillips
James Mickey
T. Sheridan
Jatz
W. B. Harlan
Como
George Redding
Minnes Nig
Portland
Mrs. Bach
Lewistown
Sand “Point
Heety
Local Worker Dies in Missoula Hospital Night
Aime er, oy missoula any 2 AIMe S vaynt, who for several years had ten In the employ. Of the Ble Dinckfoot amber, company. of Ronner, died here at the Sisters' hospital last night from stomach trouble after poutist.
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Missoula
Aime S. Vaynt
Ble Dinckfoot Amber, Company
Ronner
Sisters” Hospital
Chiviman Stants Home Arrest and Deportation Questioned
A man arrested at Thompson Falls by Deputy United States Marshal Young awaits deportation after serving time. He was moved to Port Townsend for the night by a U.S. officer, while a surgeon from the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service oversees Gulf of Mexico quarantine matters near New Orleans.
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Lin Tue Chienaman
Thompson Falls
United States
Marshal Young
Weltig
Port Townsend
Missoula
Washington
Wasdin
Public’ Health and Marine Hospital Service
Cannt
Gulf of Mealc
New Orleane
Curran Defeats Butte Opponent to Claim Montana Title
Jack Curran of Missoula easily defeats W. J. Adams of Butte in a two of three middle weight wrestling match at the elite skating rink to certify his right to hold Montana middleweight championship. Curran won the first fall in four minutes and ten seconds then took the second in seven minutes and three seconds.
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Missoula
Jack Curran
Shin
Montana
W. J. Adama
Butte
Urran
Curran
Adams
R. BM
Missoula Dam Plans Talked in July Visit
HM Richardson manager of Western Lambert visits Missoula to confer with Clark constructing engineer about building a big dam at Renner to power a proposed street electric railway and a Clark sawmill for timber from the Big Blackfoot country, with work to begin soon.
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Missoula
HM. Richardson
Lambert Pany
Lothrop
Richardson
W. A. Clark
Renner
Mis Soula
Crops Are Fine On The Reservation Report
Fragmented passage notes crops are fine on the reservation and mentions plans for settlement after the reservation is removed. References to individuals and tentative schedules are unclear but imply future welfare pending action.
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Outa
Tk Deans
Deanison
Break in Sewer Pipes Disrupts Mingouts Streets
For several days the city faced trouble from a sewer break located near Main Street and Higgins Avenue. Workers located the leak near the manhole after pumps were put back online. Excavation continued and the break was pinpointed yesterday. crews expect to complete repairs and clear the street by tomorrow.
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Divculry Wa
Higgins Avenue
Travis Beats Travers In Shinnecock Hills Cup
In New York on a July day, J Travis defeated Jerome Travers to win the Anal chief cup at Shinnecock Hills golf tournament achieving a notable victory in a major New York event.
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New York
Wauter J. Travis
Jerome Travers
New Montana Magazine Plans Begin in Missoula
Missoula July 2. Stanley Clague eastern advertising agent for Western Homesmerker Publishing Company announces a new Montana magazine. He will leave Chicago next Friday for the West to promote homeseeker movement and attract business houses, aiming to cover Western Montana for data. The magazine should press Aug 15 with four men traveling the West including two advertising men a specialist writer and a circulation manager.
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Missoula
Stanley” Clague
Western Homeserker Publishing
Pang
Misson Fomice
Chicago
Montana
Dr. Ellis
Thunder Showers Benefit Local Crops After Heat
The community enjoyed cooler days after heavy thunder and rain. A strong storm rolled in around 3am with vivid lightning and brief downpours from the west, easing drought on hay and fields. Another shower in the afternoon refreshed the air and helped crops that had suffered from dry weather.
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Torrente
Labor shortage hits Missoula County farms in July report
Missoula July 28 note reports farmhand scarcity distressing to farmers as hay awaits stacking and ranchers seek workers in Missoula Bitter Root valley Frenchtown area. Authorities warn offenders will face stern sentences if labor remains scarce. Also mentions Nisni Novgorod fair opening in St. Petersburg.
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Missoula
Frenchtown
St. Petersburg
Nisni ‘Novgorod
Montana Press association backs amalgamation meeting in Los Angeles
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Montana Press association endorsing amalgamation with Eastern Montana publishers. Officers listed include President Gordon Yellowstone Journal Miles City first VP Z Butler Missoulian, second VP E H Becker Gazette Billings, third VP HN Wild Milk River Valley Press Harlem, secretary treasurer Walter Aitken Livingston Post. Next annual meeting set for Los Angeles in February. no business session planned. attendees planned Custer battlefield excursion.
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Standard
Montana
Montana Press Association
Montana, Pret Association
Assoc
H. Becker
Chatemin
Morris
WV. M. Bole
Billings
Calvers
Walter Alderton
Ned’ Ledge
Gordo
the. Association
Livingston Post
J. Ro
Tribune
Steveville
Ellery” Johnson
Rosebud County News
Forsyth
River Valley News
Harlem
Miles Romnes
Hamilton
Tormorton
will + uma
Roosevelt Visit and Garden Reception With Japanese Officials
A cordial luncheon in a Japanese setting honored Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. General Terauchi toasted Taft and Miss Roosevelt, American cheers rose as Japanese officials hosted a tour of imperial gardens and a commemorative poem was read.
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Army
Navy
Teraucht
Mise
Roosevelt
Mie
Taft
Terauent
Japan
Terauchi
Griscom
Marquis
Chinese boycott movement fronts for peace talks
Peking correspondent Dr. Morrison says the movement is a large scale boycott without government backing. Imperial edicts aimed to curb it. Japanese influence questioned. Chinese students press exclusion acts, seeking representation at the peace conference, though the meeting is between belligerents only. Warren carries 48 passengers and 3000 tons of coal into San Francisco.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Dr. Morrison
Peking
London Times
Amer Tartar
Washington
Roycott
China
Prove Wen
Japan
M. Witte
Aaron Rosen
Russia
Sakhalien
San Francisco
United States Army
Warren
Orient
Butte Tools of Trouble Bail Bluesman Arrested
Chris Bloom, a repeatedly arrested man, was picked up by Butte police as a suspicious character. In his pockets were knives, razors, a screwdriver, pepper box, opium, and a sack plus a package of spice. Police pursue evidence while lodging a vagrancy complaint. Bloom had recently been jailed on a vagrancy charge.
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Chris Bloom
Hutte
Poice Court
Little Frankie Neil Wins 25-Round Bantam Clash
San Francisco July 28 The 25 round bout at the Colina club ended with Frankie Neil the bantamweight champion defeating Harry Tenny by decision as referee Billy Roach ruled Neil the better fighter. Tenny fought gamely through most rounds but Neil held an advantage late, though failed to land the knockout punch.
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San Francisco
Colina Club
Frankie Neil
Harry Tenny
Billy Roach
Tenny
Neil
Wener
Twenty Round Draw Burns and Kelley in Pacific Athletic Club bout
In Los Angeles July 28 Hugo Kelley of Chicago and Tommy Byrne of Detroit fought 20 rounds to a draw before about 4,000 at the Pacific Athletic Club. Burns had the better of the fight early and punished Kelley, but both men remained on their feet at the end, compelling Referee Charles Elton to declare a draw by agreement. Also in Missoula Judge Hayes fined Frank Owsley 25 for concealed weapons, with default imprisonment. Edward Lardy and Te Love received floats for drunkenness and were advised to leave town.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hugo Kelley
Chicago
Tommy Byrne
Detroit
Burns
Aml
Charles Elton
Missoula
Judge Hayes
Frank Owsley
Edward Lardy
Love
Southern rifle company steamer under quarantine after voyage
In New York on July, the Southern rifle company's steamer from Galveston was kept at quarantine for thorough inspection of the crew. Meanwhile, on July 25 Tommy Bracey of Portland defeated Jack Kerns of Chicago by knockout in the 14th round.
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New York
Southern Rifle Company
Galveston
Fancoater
Tommy Bracey
Portland
Jack Kerns
Chicago
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Manhattan
Missoula Mercantile Co
Butte Man
WL IN
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Tema
California City
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Pike’ Hall
Foster
Lawven
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Anon
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
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Missoula, Mont
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Venirble
Stowe
Shanghai
Tendenc
Orien
Noc Hes
Fuse
Ortyr
Butte News
Bloom
Kelley
S Agency
Carload
Mercantile Dept
Hamilton, Mont
Savings Department
Hammond J Feenough Helton Ieech Eady
Aicieod
Estern Montana National Bank
Hssoula, Mont
Cashier
M. le Gulden
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Schiling & Company
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