Professor Elrod Proposes New Names for Western Montana Lakes
University biologist M. J. Elrod calls for renaming lakes in the Mission Mountains and near Kalispell to avoid confusion with Lake McDonald and St. Mary lake. He suggests Post Lake, McLeod's Lake, Twin Lakes, Upper Post Lakes, and Snow Lake, noting current usage misleads Eastern Montana and Blackfoot reserves.
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Missoula
Elrod
Standard
University Biological Camp
Mission Mountains
Lake McDonald
St. Mary's Lake
Montana
Kalispell
St. Mary Lake
Blackfoot
Post Creek
McDonald Lake
Hudson Bay Post
Snow Lake
McDonald and
St. Mary
M. J. Elrod
University Biological Station
Golfers Club Forms in Missoula Meeting
Smith and Simons druggists Missoula report a Friday night golfer meeting with Rev H Linley and Dr Spottswood leading. Names for new members were gathered and potential female recruits hinted. By laws membership and grounds committees were named with a grounds site yet to be chosen near the Des Champs house or Judge Knowles area. a Butte expert will advise next week.
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Missoula
H. Linley
Spottswood
Deschamps
Bhettom
Judge Knowles
Butte
Pastorate Closed Missoula Leader To Move To Jackson Church
Reyvo James Egbert closed his pastorate with the Christian church in Missoula on July 2 and will depart with his family for Jackson Michigan where he will lead a large church. The congregation expresses regret yet supports the move as final arrangements were made and they wish the Egberts a pleasant journey to their new home.
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Missoula
Reyvo James Egbert
Christian Church
Jackson
Mich
Egbert
Longstaff Visits Missoula for Good Templars
J A Longstaff grand secretary of the Independent Order of Good Templars visited Missoula from Anaconda, his first trip in two years. He notes improvements, expects the grand lodge meeting at Brevensville in September with large attendance, and that the order is in healthy condition with new members every month.
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Missoula
J. A. Longstaff
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Anaconda
Longstaff
Longctaff
Grand Lodge
Brevensville
Missoula bicyclists travel from Hamilton to Butte
Morgan and Co. bakers report Lewis and James Trembath two popular Butte youths rode through Missoula today for home after a valley stay. They came from Butte on a tandem then rode to Hamilton Saturday afternoon and plan to reach Butte next morning. They praise the trip and say Lolo Hot Springs offers the finest bathing.
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Missoula
Lewis
James Trembath
Butte
Valley
Hutte
Hamilton
Court Costs and Jury Verdict Highlight Missoula Notice
The Bonanza of legal costs is noted as James L. Chapman vs Sebastian Effinder with each side expected to pay about 300 dollars. A jury awarded Chapman 32.50 in a related case as Missoula reports urgent fire conditions across the region amid fires near Clinton and Swan Lake. The city warns hydrants must be restricted during the dry season to lawn and garden irrigation. The Missoula Water Co. issues the notice.
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James L. Chapman
Sebastian Effinger
Chapman
THE
Missoula Water CO
Wedding in Missoula Unites James B. Bryan and Arletta Keeney Costa
The July 29 ceremony at the Missoula hotel united James B. Bryan of the Clearwater Land and Live Stock company with Arletta Keeney Costa. Rev. J. J. McAllister officiated at 7 o'clock in a small gathering of intimate friends. Colonel H. N. Blanchard attended from Helena. A wedding breakfast hosted by Landlord Pierce followed. The couple plans Missoula as their home and enjoys the good wishes of many in the area.
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Missoula
James B. Bryan
The
Clearwater Land and Live Stock Company
Arletta Keeney Costa
J. J. McAllister
Bryan
Western Montana
Miss Costa
H. N. Blanchard
Helena
Pierce
Blackfoot
Plenty of Trouble Over Pete Schander Cork Leg Trip
Missoula July 29. Little Pete Schander ran into trouble avoiding a trip East for a new cork leg. Professor Reitz and wife left with Pete’s parents to ensure his arrival in St Paul for a specialist, but Pete vanished and was locked up at home until evening. He plans to travel to St Paul tomorrow to choose a new limb.
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Missoula
Littl
Pete Schandere
Professor Reitz
Pete
St. Paul
Mrs. Reitz
Ultimatum Issued To Secretaries In Bad Lands
Missoula July 28 Chief of Police Houston orders immediate evacuation or imprisonment for secretaries accused of grafting in the burnt district. Public sentiment demands action against the grafting ring as women grafters gain influence through the steering game and cooperation.
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Missoula
Hoouston
Rich Copper Mine Strike Confirmed at 30 Feet Level
Report from Missoula dated July 29 confirms a rich strike in the Copper CII mine. Lt. Kelly states the new discovery is 30 feet wide at the zero level and the ore grows richer with depth. Linneman & Schmidt of Butte hold a bond on the property.
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Missoula
Copper CII
Lt. Kelly
Kelly
Linneman & Schmidt
Butte
Directors Expected Visit To Review Wallace Mining Claims
Missoula reports that Meesra Porter and Tibbets with bonds on mining claims in the Wallace district plan a next week visit from eastern directors. They will tour the district and discuss large scale development at a company meeting. The Day Circuit in Missoula now provides daytime electric light to dark rooms, easing operations since its inauguration.
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Missoula
Electric Light Company
Aince Tte
Misoula Notes A Busy Week In Town And Rail Delays
Ed Wood recovers well after last week's operation. Frank Farley and family move to West Pine street. Jennie Culp seeks surgical aid for a knee injury in Missoula. Drift wood and bark wash down Mis soula river this Sunday. Presbyterian church closed for a month with no services tonight. Pleasant Davis finalizes homestead proof near Stevensville. W H Smith family also moves to West Pine street. Will Reilly recovers from several days illness. Fred Thibodeau returns to Bonner mills after resigning. Singer Sewing Mach room moves to West Main street. Mrs A E Pound and Mrs Moss sell goods to Chattin Bros of Rattlesnake valley. Rev George Stewart will hold services next Sunday at Bonita. Mail Clerk Baker of Copper City limited off work a few weeks due to catarrhal trouble. Ida Hogan returns to post office after two months illness. Northern Pacific trains arrive on time except No 3 two hours late. Coeur d Alene branch held for westbound traffic. Captain Southall of Salvation Army injured in bicycle accident and confined to room. For sale three and five room houses by John Lundgren.
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Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Davis
Rosemount
Bitter Root Valley
Stevensville
W. H. Smith
Reilly
West Pine Street
Will Reilly
Higgins Block
Fred Thibodeau
Bonner Mills
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Wohlschlager
West Main Street
A. E. Pound
Moss
Rattlesnake Valley
Chattin Bros
George Stewart
Episcopal Church
Bonita
Baker
Copper City Limited
Ida Hogan
Postoffice
Personal notes from Missoula and nearby locals
Numerous visitors and residents are listed with origins including Anaconda Hamilton St. Regis Copper Cliff Clinton Butte and Philipsboro. Movements include J T Carroll, R L Harper, Ed Riberdy, Maurice Eisenberg, John Purtle, H Danforth, I B E Congdon, H Ketcham, Will Esmay, J R Faulds, Grover Cleveland, Guy M Stapleton Amos Buck and others. The Orchard Homes plat expansion of 320 acres sold. Cobban & Dinsmore purchase 240 more acres adjoining and offer five and ten acre tracts for sale with terms.
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J. T. Carroll
Anaconda
R. L. Harper
Hamilton
Ed Riberdy
St. Regis
FE. G. Ellis
Thomas Deering
Maurice Eisenberg
John Purtle
Ll. P. Kelley
Copper Cliff
H. Danforth
Bitter Root
I. BE. Congdon
Philipsboro
Missoula
Florencr
Orchard Homes
Cobban & Dinsmore
Misdoula
Mont
Hotel Arrivals at Florence and Missoula Listings
Hotel arrivals list guests by property and city, naming individuals and their destinations including Florence E E Congdon Philipsburg Missoula ranking and Flathead agency entries. Names include Corbett Mason Taylor Cole Kelley Burke OConnell Proctor Mott Crone Ketcham McCook Davis Shaughnessey Wilson McDonald Trafford Susse and others.
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Florence
E. E. Congdon
Philipsburg
Missoula District Court Prepares for Three Divorce Hearings
The Missoula district court session on Monday is expected to feature three divorce petitions for hearing. The docket highlights potential changes in filings and domestic relations matters as the court resumes proceedings.
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Missoula
Aeld
Bonner High School Boys Form Brass Band
About 17 Bonner boys formed a brass band in Missoula. An order for instruments was placed with a local firm, aided by a $150 donation from the labor union. Harry Smith will lead the band as they prepare for upcoming performances.
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Missoula
Bonner
Harry Smith
Narrow Escape At Lolo Springs Daredevil Rescue
Barney Flynn reports a near drowning at Lolo springs where a young girl, unnamed, got beyond her depth in a pool. Hugh Bloane pulled her to the bank and saved her life with prompt action.
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Missouri
Barney Flynn
Lolo Springs
Weaterdass
Mr. Flynn
Hugh Bloane
Board of Equalization Schedules Two Day Sessions
Commissioners will sit for two days to hear errors in assessments and rectify them. After adjournment a second two day session is planned later in August.
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Board of Equalization
Fight at Missoula Depot Ends With Arrest and Injuries
A morning altercation at a Missoula saloon left two men injured after Tom Bryan, a miner from Butte and Anaconda, threw a rock striking the bartender and later another man, Ryan, who fled and returned with a rock. Ryan was jailed in the county jail until the next morning for trial. Also, architect Gibson traveled to Hamilton for Ravalli county courthouse bids where initial offers were rejected as too high and George Dildine was the lowest bidder among them.
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Tom Bvyan
Butte
Anaconda
Ryan
Bitter Root
McGregor
Gibson
Hamilton
Board of County Commissioners
Ravalli County Court House
George Dildine
Lolo Country Visitors Return With Trout Riches
Missoula reports several Lolo country parties returning after time at the springs. Frank Esmay Mike Purtle B J Flynn and a group including Newton and Floyd Hyde Julius Grill and J J Fisher arrived. The latter party fished and is said to have brought back several hundred trout.
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Missoula
Lolo Country
Frank Esmay
Mike Purtle
B. J. Flynn
Newton
Floyd Hyde
Julius Grill
J. J. Fisher
Myrtle Leach Faces Charge Amid County Jail Visit
In Missoula on July 29 Myrtle Leach rests in the county jail saying she does not know or remember the sheepherder she is accused of rolling for 510 dollars. She has hired attorney Frank G. Higgins who vows a hard fight to prove her innocence.
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Missoula
Myrtle Leach
Frank G. Higgins
Engine 153 Returns To Service After Overhaul At Missoula
Missoula July 29 Engine 153, out of Northern Pacific shops two months for repairs and overhauling, was today returned to service. The engine looks like new and will be in charge of Engineer McAllister.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
McAllister
Read family wedding moves to Hamilton ranch coast
J. O. Read of the Rankin house and his wife left for their ranch near Hamilton. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Ella Reilley, sister of J. O. Read, will marry Mr. Barr in a quiet ceremony at the couple’s ranch setting.
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Missoula
J. O. Read
Rankin House
Hamilton
Read
Ella Reilley
Barr
The Best Fishing Tackle at Peirce's
It Comes High Missoula July 29. A district court last week settled a case arising from Peirce's fishing tackle sale.
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Peirce’s
Missoula
Runaways Reported Near Bonner After Weekend
Reports from Missoula indicate multiple runaways over the weekend. A buggy was found wrecked against rocks near Bonner and two other rigs were seen returning to town in bad condition.
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Missoula
Bonner
County Board of Equalization to Meet at Courthouse
Missonia July 29 county commissioners plan to meet as the board of equalization tomorrow at the courthouse. They will also, as the board of commissioners, open bids for the grading project. The number of bids is not yet known but is expected to be small.
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Board of Equalization
Court House
Board of Commissioners
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