Annual Montana University commencement contest evening program
The University of Montana will hold the annual John M. Keith declamation contest at University Hall this evening at 8 30 with six contestants and prizes of 20 and 10 dollars. Sunday’s baccalaureate address will be by Rev Charles L Bovard of Butte with a full program of music scripture reading and prayers concluding with benediction.
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Missoula
University of Montana
University Hall
John M. Keith
R. H. Sawyer
Allen Water
Bulwer Lytton
Helen Ross
Charles. L. Bovard
Butte
Mr. Engelen
Ruth E. Kellogg
Charles
Saloon Keeper Pete Charette Injured In Fall
Missoula June 2. Pete Charette a West Montana saloon keeper fell down stairs at Iron Mountain yesterday and suffered a fractured right wrist several facial cuts and a head gash. He was taken to St Patrick's hospital where his condition improved this afternoon. A note from the Standard Office lists calling cards and plate priced at $1.50.
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Missoula
Pete Charette
Westin
W. H. Smith
F. Ss. Houghland
Thompson
Erfert
W. Curran
Northern Pacific
St. Patrick's Hospital
Spokane
Helena
Great Falls
Butte
LAND VIEW AND MINES TOUR MARKS DELAY IN RAILWAY ROW
A Missoula special commission inspecting Amador Mining Company land and roads after condemnation hearings returns. Colonel Marshall loses his valise with garments and the papers of the proceedings when floodwaters washed it from a wagon bed along Oregon gulch.
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Commission
Messrs. Lehson
Brooks and Wilkinson
Col
Thomas C. Marshall
Woody & Mulroney
Amador
Board of County Commissioners
Oregon Gulch
Colonel Marshall
Judge F. ©. Webster
Judge Webster
Westbound crowds head to Lewis and Clark show special fares
Missoula witnesses crowded westbound trains en route to the Portland Lewis and Clark exposition. The round trip to Portland with 90 day stopovers costs 25.30 dollars. Dave Black is named assistant superintendent of the Houston and Texas Central division. Superintendent Andrew Gibson departs for Trout Creek on inspection. Rail work continues on the Rocky Mountain division with 85 pound rails replacing 72 pound. New Northern Pacific time cards take effect, altering through train arrivals in Missoula.
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Missoula
Portland
Dave” Black
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific
Houston & Texas Central Railway
Southern Pacific
Black
O. Rowe
The
Santa Fe
Andrew Gibson
Trout Creek
Kendrick
F. J. Taylor
Livingston
Here
Rocky Mountain Division
Wrestling Fever Grips Missoula Y M C A Camp Plans
Missoula June 2 The Y M C A members held a fast wrestling match Keith Ambrose defeated W P Midler in ten minutes with a plan for weekly bouts Ambrose and Miller will meet in a best two of five series A baseball team will form at Higgins lots and a summer camp on the Rattlesnake above Greenough park for about 20 members with access to the camp and daily work expectancy.
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Missoula
Keith Ambrose
W. P. Midler
Ambrose
Miller
Greenough Park
Missoula Western Montana fair to feature six stake races
The Missoula racing committee announced six stake races totaling 4600 and additional purses from 300 to 500 dollars. Four daily stakes of 1000 each plus two 300 dollar colt stakes will run with 2:16 2:14 2:30 2:25 pace trot classes. Entries close July 10 and events governed by the American Trotting association.
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Missoula
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Fair
Boyd Livery
John R. Daily
F. L. Darbee
E. C. Mulroney
J. M. Keith
A. Elder
Dave Boyd
Charles E. Johnson
West
Garden City
Bankers
Merchants
Bitter Root
Grass Valley
Breeders
American Trotting Association
Mulroney
Men Held For Local Option Law Violation In Missoula
J A Marvity and George Jones sought in Hamilton for violating the local option law were captured at the Northern Pacific depot in Missoula tonight by Ravalli county sheriff’s officers. Sheriff Cook, returning from the east, arrested them as they arrived. they planned to board the same train west. He will escort them to Hamilton tomorrow.
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Missoula
J. A. Marvity
George Jones
Hamilton
Northern Pacific
Cook
Ravalli County
Man Stabbed in Missoula Recovers After Night in Hospital
Jess Thomas, stabbed in Missoula yesterday, hovered between life and death at Sisters Hospital since 6 p.m. He is now on the mend and the outlook is favorable for full recovery. Suspect J. H. Cooley remains in county jail and has consulted with two local attorneys.
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Missoula
Sisters’ Hospital
Jess Thomas
Serape
J. H. Cooley
Plaintiff Granted Judgment in Missoula Court
Nellie Mettelstedt won $225 against Lewis in Judge Hayes court with witnesses confirming the loan. The defense appealed. A forgery case against James Broulette was postponed to June 20. A. E. Kingsbury pleaded not guilty to assault in the third degree. bonds set at $300. Witness Charles Kellogg, 16, to detain a few days. Blanche Smith and Frank Russell fined $15 each for resorting and jailed.
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Missoula
Hayes
Nellie Mettelstedt
Lewis
Thomas N. Marlowe
James Broulette
Bozemar
Idaho
Blanche Smith
Frank Russell
First Class Athletic Meet Planned at State University
Missoula June 2. Faculty decides on a class athletic meet between school classes during field day next Wednesday. It will be the first class meet at the university with strong rivalry expected. Events mirror the interscholastic meet from late May and start at 2 PM.
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Missoula
The
State University
Amador Mining and Railway Statements Filed in Missoula
The Amador Consolidated Mining and Development company filed its annual statement in Missoula detailing a 10 million dollar capitalization with 2 million shares, cash paid in at 259237.49, other paid-in value 1671835, assets including stocks bonds real estate and cash totaling over 2.1 million, and liabilities of 25k bills and 8395.73 accounts. The Amador railway filed its statement showing 1 million in capital stock, 10k cash paid in and 990k in railroad equipment and right of way, assets of 5.5k cash and 50k real estate construction, with a 20k outstanding bond. Both were signed by Joseph Sherlaw, D. E. Mackinnon, and the boards.
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Missoula
Amador Consolidated Mining & Development Company
Treasury
The
Amador Railway
Joseph Sherlaw
D. E. Mackinnon
Electrician Killed Reeling Wire at Wallace Idaho
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports R. F. Carnes of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company died instantly in Wallace Idaho when a telecommunication line he was unreeling crossed a heavily charged power wire. Lineman Howard Brannigan was seriously burned.
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Standard
Wallace
Idaho
R. F. Carnes
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Carnes
Howard Brannigan
Hay Loft Fall Injures Mrs Reed in Missoula
Mrs W H Reed suffered a serious fall at her South Third Street home after dropping from the barn hay loft about fifteen feet to the barn floor. She sprained her back and the full extent of the injury is not yet known.
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Missoula
W. H. Reed
South Third Street
Missoula Man Improves After 3000-Volt Contact
Missoula on June 2 reports Jack McIntosh, a man who touched a live 3000 volt wire at the Missoula Light and Water plant Monday morning, is gradually improving. He can walk and was seen on the streets briefly today, with the accident having a fortunate outcome.
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Missoula
Jack McIntosh
Hamilton Notes Bright luncheon in honor of Mrs Spalding
Hamilton Montana June 2 notes a pleasant Fifth street luncheon for Mrs H H Spalding of St Regis visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Markle with music and attendees. Also mentions local visits births accidents real estate deals a divorce suit and a mail order address for Golden Rule Missoula.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Fifth Street
H. H. Spalding
St. Regis
John Markle
Spalding
Markle
Bean
W. J. Eddy
Victor
A. C. Baker
Corvallis
Frank Gage
Riley
Ravalli County Mercantile Company
John Cates
C. van Kamp
G. H. Schwab
William Cameron
Mary Cameron
West Fork
Mary J. Hoskins
Albert Wetzteen
Ross's
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Social and Business
Missoula notes recount a stream of visitors and residents: J R Daily travels to Plains, J E Putman and Clara Fischer visiting from Hamilton and Bozeman respectively, Allen Reece from Ravalli County, and other locals at the Missoula hotel. Mentions include property sale, licenses, cattle slaughter records, Chamber of Commerce activity, and an upcoming baseball series with Helena.
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J. R. Daily
Plains
Robert McDonald
Butte
Garden City
J. E. Putman
Hamilton
Missoula
Allen Reece
Ravalli County
Clara Fischer
Bozeman
J. W. Bennett
A.L. Coffee
Knights of the Grip
Napoleon Albert
Frenchtown
Roberts
Higgins Avenue
J. E. Totman
J. M. Keith
C. V. Kramer
Mary A. Curtis
Dinsmore
Orchard Homes
Unclaimed Letters at Missoula Post Office Week End May 30
Advertised letter list shows unclaimed mail at the Missoula post office for the week ending May 30. Names include F. E. Allison and Mrs. Cc. F. Andrews among others awaiting pickup.
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Missoula
F. E. Allison
Cc. F. Andrews
French Delegates Cheered in Berlin Wedding Visit
June 2 in Berlin the French delegates to Crown Prince Frederick William's wedding arrived to a large cheering crowd marking a rare warm reception for Frenchmen in Berlin in a generation. The emperor later received the French delegates and Grand Duke Michael of Russia, envoy of Emperor Nicholas, also arrived in Berlin.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Grand Duke
Michael of
Russia
Nicholas
Squeeze not a corner in May wheat ruled by chamber
Minneapolis July 2 a chamber committee after hearing evidence decided that the squeeze in May wheat was not a corner. The three Milwaukee firms that defaulted on payment and appealed to the chamber anti corner rule must settle at the closing price of 1.27. The firms have acquiesced.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
Red Light Used Against Diseases in Early Experiments
The article describes Finsen’s early use of red light to treat diseases including smallpox. It covers Dr. Goldman’s Vienna experiments with vaccinated children in red light rooms, noting reduced inflammation and flat pustules in dark red conditions, while red light did not reduce vaccine efficacy.
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Fin- Sen
Finsen
Goldman
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Uniersity of Montana
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Tom Marshall
Webster
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Coeur d'Alene
Web
Ster
Dave Black
Houston and
Texas
Gibson
J. H. Packard
Raymond Dodds
H. E. Wagner
Logan
Packard
H W. Barrie
Road
Union Pacific
Evanston
Wyo
Mem
Bers
Montana
McCormick
Dain’s
Tedders
Thomas
Tedder
Ares
Myers
Missoula Mercantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Alan
Mining Company and Railroad
Willard
Wallace, Idaho
Missoula Notes
Henry Quane
Anaconda
Fred Griffith
Walla Walla
Wash
George A. Croix
Caledonian Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
Richard Hammond
A. RB. Hammond
Co. H. McLeod
John 8
Love
Lyda Goff
John W. Harris
Phoebe Cochran
Philo Hay Spectalties CO
Newark
N. J
Mason
Nuttersburgh
W. Va
Hay
Philo Hay Co
Smith Drug CO
Paxson & Rockefeller
Christie & Leys
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Tool Avenue
Missoula, Mont
Rosa Brunson
Clo Bush
Mary Ball
Louis Barcelo
E. Broisseau
W. F. Carkowski
J. E H. Chadwick
Louis Cambon
Clinton Cunningham
J. H. Crawford
Henri Clownie
Fred Daus
W. H. Darby
F. Daniels
Hans Effinger
W. A. Kadleman
Fred W. Freeman
John H. Finnegan
Mabel Golden
William Green
Theodore A. Graf
J. M. Hindman
F. W. Howard
Allie Hill
Charles L. Harman
Ella W. B. Harrington
Hilger
George T. Johnson
G. C. Jameson
C. A. Jones
Walter E Jones
Dora Mitchell
E. Marchan
Joe McGuyre
James McMillan
T. N. McCoy
Winfield Noble
Marion Phillips
J. H. Suilhot
Bell Reeves
L. B. Reyer
Lou Recko
Tilly Rose
Rob Rex
John Sweeny
W. Senne
Frank Shelver
Jerry T. Sullivan
George Sheeley
C. F. Simpson
William Thompson
Tom Violet
Mabel Wright
J. A. Waters
Wheatland
Tilija Pribick Genkf
Antonio Frasione
Henry Fancher
Elmer Watson
D. H. Ross
Dr. Ellis
P. M. Reilly
First National Bank
Savings Department
Hammond
Greenough
Keith
Keith Eddy
rEetes
Peeeeeees P
Cashier
Cashier Co
H. McLeod
C. G. England
Estern Montana
National Bank
Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M.l.golden
Carload
Mercantile Dept
Hamilton, Mont
Schilling & Company
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