Alderman Denounces the Standard and Bicycle Rules
Missoula city council last night debated stray stock handling and the bicycle ordinance. The pound report shows costs exceed receipts, while the Standard’s views on city improvement were defended by supporters of enforcement. The sidewalk riding exception was rejected. a petition to suspend the rule for newspaper carriers was referred to the chief of police.
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Missoula
Pound Department
Larson
Herder Reich
Beld
Chief of Police
Idaho Mining Firm Details and Directors
A brief notice lists capital stock of 100000 with Cedar Creek mines and improvements valued at 15000 and liabilities of 5000. W. W. Woods serves as president with directors J. R. Sovereign and John D. Taylor. Orders for drugs should go to Missoula Drug Company. For plumbing services, contact McBride.
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Idaho
Cedar Creek
W. W. Woods
J. R. Sovereign
John D. Taylor
Missoula
Water Right Litigation Captures Key Points in Missoula Trial
In Missoula district court the Williams Quast water rights case heard witness testimony from the plaintiff and two or three from the defense. The trial, seen as crucial to water right legislation, could wrap up tomorrow with a verdict anticipated.
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Missoula
District Court
Rattlesnake Valley
Williams- Quast
Indian in jail after fight near Stephens ranch
Missoula reports Eli Ennis an Indian jailed after a bitter fight among nearby tribes. He faces trial tomorrow while two other Indians were fined for public drunkenness. The town also notes the Golden Rule store and campus events tied to commencement week and alumni banquet.
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Missoula
Eli Ennis
Stephens Ranch
Ennis
Surveying Party Near Missoula Seeks Next Stop
A government surveying party under W. W. McElroy sits seven miles from Missoula on the Rattlesnake surveying the county. Engineers near completion plan to move to Grant creek soon, with Henry Wade of Helena in the party. Simons advertises Rhodes for papering homes with best paper hangers and low prices.
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Missoula
Grant Creek
W. W. McElroy
Henry Wade
Helena
Correction of James A. Herne memoir inaccuracies
A letter to the Standard corrects details of James A. Herne's career including his first wife Lucille Western and his long tenure leading a stock company. It notes his first meeting with David Belasco was in 1877 and recounts a Baldwin theater production connected to Maude Adams. Public notices from Missoula follow.
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Standard
James A. Herne
Mr. Herne
Miss Heron
Matilda Heron
Heren Western
Charlotte Cushman
Lucille Western
Herne
David Belasco
Union Square Company
James O'Neill
Lewis Morrison
F. F. Mackey
Forbes Robertson
Harry Brown
William Fitzgerald
Ed Thayer
Mrs. Farron
Marie Wilkins
Rose Wood
Nina Varian
Louise Sylvester
New York
Baldwin Theater
San Francisco
Tom Maguire
Europe
Maude Adams
Virginia City
Maude
Adrienne
Annie Adams
John Maguire
Missoula Circus Day Show Delights Two Large Audiences
Campbell Bros. circus appeared in Missoula delivering a clean, excellent performance before two large crowds. The show was not as large as some others, but there was a noticeable absence of grafters during the event.
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Missoula
Campbell Bros
Missoulas to Play Butte First Team Next Sunday
Rhodes Missoula June 4 Local baseball fans announce a game between the Missoulas and the first team of Butte next Sunday. Rubbernecks are warned not to be on the hill.
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Missoula
Missoulas
Butte
Circus visit brightens day for rheumatic Uncle Robert Coombs
In Missoula on June 4 visitors at the circus included Uncle Robert Coombs of Bonner. Though affected by rheumatism and not in good health, he walked to the tents and, once seated, enjoyed the performances as much as the younger guests.
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Missoula
David Folsom
California
Robert Coombs
Bonner
Robert
Montana Boy Wins Quarter Mile Dash At Exeter
Missoula reports Roland Higgins now at Exeter college won a quarter mile dash against several rivals. His Missoula friends are pleased he continues to uphold Montana boys’ reputation.
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Missoula
Roland Higgins
Exeter
Montana
Premiums for a Yearlong Standard Subscription
Call at the Standard office to learn the year's subscription premiums. They outshine all other offers and are highlighted as superior in value and appeal.
Man Sues For 18 Dollars In Missoula
Ted Westby former carrier for the Butte Inter Mountain sues the company in Missoula seeking 18 dollars claimed as overdue pay for delivering papers. An advertisement promotes sheets and pillow cases available at the Golden Rule below.
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Missoula
Ted Westby
Butte Inter Mountain
Toeday
O'Keefe district farmer secures NP contract for trestles
Robert Johnson of the O'Keefe district in Missoula today secured from the Northern Pacific a contract to fill in several small trestles in the county west end. Some bridges lie near DeSmet and the work will span all summer.
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Missoula
Robert Johnson
O'Keefe
Northern Pacific
DeSmet
Excellent bread at Rosendorf's If you want a pair of fine dress shoes there is none better than Florsheim's or Boyden's
Rosendorf's offers top bread while dessert shoppers are urged toward Florsheim or Boyden dress shoes praised as best. Golden Rule.
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Florsheim
Boyden
Selleder Wins Out in Montana Land Contest
In Missoula on June 4 a U S land office decision from Washington sustains the local ruling in favor of August Selleder against James R. Rawlins. Both men sought land near Hamilton. land had been withdrawn for forestry. Schleder filed a declaratory statement and Rawlins a homestead entry.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
General Land Office
Washington
August Selleder
James R. Rawlins
Hamilton
Schleder
Rawlins
MacAulay Remains Arrive In Missoula for Funeral
The remains of James MacAulay who died at Warm Springs asylum arrived in Missoula this afternoon and were taken in charge by the family. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the Mac Aulay residence.
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Missoula
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Tony
Florence Hotel
James MacAulay
Warm Springs
MacAulay
Missoula Notes Chronicle local visits and a marriage license
Florence visitor A Herbert and Butte trader L S Mallory in town. Peter Nicholson funeral set for Wednesday. Lolo visitors Md Trudeau and others. Idaho field work, Spokane guest Eri H Belden, Cedar street feed corral sale, Hamilton business visit J W Nelson, Frenchtown trip by Albert Marion, cement walks at Sisters hospital and academy, Victor store rep J M Price in town. Frank Ives goes to Superior for government work. D Bass visits from Pine Grove Bitter Root, A D Cady visiting son, license issued to Peter Orton and Minnie Vaughn, Adventist Lier White to Dillon, Rev Mertz returned from Hamilton, Arch McLeod with reservation party for parade, E A Goodchild W E Lindenborn J A McCowan west end visitors, Swan Johnson to Bitter Root stock farm, C F deputy marshal.
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A. Herbert
Florence
L. S. Mallory
Butte
Peter Nicholson
MD Trudeau
Missoula
R. M. Cobban
Idaho
Eri. H. Belden
Spokane
Harold Peat
J. H. Carroll
Cedar Street
J. W. Nelson
Hamilton
Albert Marion
Frenchtown
Sisters’ Hospital
J. M. Price
Missoula Mercantile Company
Victor
Frank Ives
Superior
Bass
Pine Grove
Bitter Root Valley
A. D. Cady
Engineer Baird
Spruce Street
Peter Oscar Orton
Minnie Vaughn
Lier White
Adventist Church
Dillon
M. Mertz
German Lutherean Church
Archie McLeod
E. A. Goodchild
W. E
An Unfortunate Accident in Missoula
J. A. Bitters a carpenter on the new four mill project in Missoula sustained a painful accident Monday morning while cutting timbers with an adze a misdirected blow cut his left leg near the knee the wound was dressed and the surgeon thinks the knee joint may be saved from stiffness
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Missoula
J. A. Bitters
Water rights and mining notices filed in county records
June 4 notices include John M. Hanson of Plains claiming 100 inches of Ryan creek for irrigation and Gust Wagener of Plains asserting four cubic feet per second from Wagner creek. Declaratory statement concerns Old Mill Site lode mining claim in Wallace district by Austin Betters. Amador Copper Gould Mining Milling Company annual statement mentioned.
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Missoula
John M. Hanson
Plains
Ryan Creek
Old Mill Site
Wallace District
Austin Betters
Gust Wagener
Wagner Creek
Amador Copper Gould Mining & Milling Company
Multiple Montana Residents Make Local Moves and Incidents
Gage from Helena summoned witnesses for U S court cases. A loaded car overturned in Bonner yards scattering lumber and blocking business for hours. Pete Schanders returned from British Columbia visit with sisters. William M Williams to Spokane for Copper Bell Mill board meeting. Harry Atherton, ill, out on streets again. P A Dufresne left Donohue Co Missoula for Stevensville firm. W A Cook Bonita attended circus with son. Chief of Police Larson jailed Tommy Maguire for unruly intoxicated conduct. Judge Hayes jailed him five days. Patrick Murphy of the telephone company visited Wallace for company business. Wallace Mix travels to Helena to sue Northern Pacific for 15000 over a Christmas Day incident. Reuben Dwight confined at home. possible baseball exertion or tooth issue. Mr and Mrs Ferguson left Missoula for Spokane via Kalispell after pleasant stay. Local land office decision requires actual residence for final proof on homestead entry. Forest Supervisor Weber spent day in city with Superintendent Collins. Supervisor Moser returned to Ovando.
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Bonner
Pete Schanders
British Columbia
William M. Williams
Spokane
Copper Bell Mill & Mining Company
Harry Atherton
P. A. Dufresne
Stevensville
Donohue Company
Missoula
W. A. Cook
Bonita
Larson
Tommy Maguire
Wallace
Wallace Mix
Helena
Northern Pacific
Reuben Dwight
Florence
Ferguson
Kalispell
General Land Office
Miss Wilson Wins Buckley Oratorical Medal at State University
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports the H N Buckley Oratorical contest at the state university crowned Miss Katherine Wilson with the medal amid a large commencement week audience. Four contestants spoke on varied themes as Rev H E Russell gave the invocation and benediction.
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Standard
Missoula
H. N. Buckley
The
State University
University of Idaho
University
M. E. Church
W. L. Murphy
Katherine Wilson
H. E. Russell
Miss Harding
Estella Bovee
Edward M. Tucker
Arthur Westby
Senator Carter
Copper Cliff Mine Sold to London Exploration Company
Missoula report states Copper Cliff mine owners from Bonita will sign papers in the morning transferring the property to the London Exploration company under a bond of 65000 dollars.
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Missoula
Copper Cliff
Bonita
London Exploration Company
Intercollegiate Track Opens Stadium Contests at Pan-American
Buffalo June 4. First athletic contests in the Pan-American exposition stadium attract 4000 spectators as 16 colleges send track and field teams. Duffy of Georgetown wins the 10 yard dash. team points show Cornell 28 Chicago 17 Georgetown and Pennsylvania 7 Westminster 6 Yale Princeton Purdue New York 5 Amherst 2.
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Buffalo
Duffy
Georgetown
Cornell
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Westminster
Bellot
Minnesota
Yale
Princeton
Purdue
New York
Amherst
A. E. Berry
Cornet
Maloney
F. G. Maloney
Arthur Duffy
F. C. Breck
B. A. Gallagher
Lewis Endsley
S. Jones
New York University
J. M. Perry
D. E
Merrill
Beloit
T. T. Hare
R. Deevere
Fight over Skibo Castle title in Edinburgh court
The action of Sutherland versus Carnegie and others regarding the title to Skibo Castle was brought to trial today in the Court of Session at Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh
Sutherland
Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Court of Session
Asphalt Steamer Ranald Sinks Off Atlantic City
The British steamer Ranald, from Trinidad for New York, carried asphalt that melted and caused a severe list. She anchored off Atlantic City and sank offshore this morning about a mile from the pier. The crew reached shore by rowboats as a large crowd watched along the boardwalk.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ranald
Trinidad
New York
American Sugar Refining declares 1% dividend
The directors of the American Sugar Refining company have declared a dividend of 1 percent on its common stock for the quarter, announced in New York on June 4.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
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Russia
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Missoula, Mont
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P. M. Reilly & Co
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Unyon
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Anaconda Copper Mining Co
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R. A. Fialdy, A. BR. Hammond
Tee
T. LT. Greenough
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M. McLeod
John M. Keith
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G. A. Wolf
Aohn
C. Lehson
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Emskoy
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Paris
Newbro Drug Co
Mont
Bitter Root
E. Underwood
Mansger
Namilion
Wilson
Wilson Distilling CO
Baltimore, Me
Tamarack
Booner
BIG Blackfoot Milling GO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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