Missoula Field Day Shows Idaho Wins Big in Baseball
At Missoula Montana June 5 the university field day featured a 18 to 6 baseball defeat by Idaho, a close 19 to 15 win by the collegiate over the preparatory team in basketball, and multiple track events led by Ward in sprints and jumps. Theses include water analysis by Westby, ornithology by Mills, and geology by Lewis, with discussions on ash beds and Browning philosophy by several students.
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Missoula
Montana
Idaho University
Idaho
Collegians
M. Rowan
Scott
J. Rankin
H. Rankin
Rigby
Jones
Watson
Kronan
Pollys
Harris
Mierkeleés
Corbin
Horan
Stevens
Wells
Ross
Howell
Sloane
Ward
Farrell
Stewart
Mareyes
McDonald
Craig
Westby
Missoula City
Bonner
Miss Mills
Mission Mountains
University Biological
Flathead Lake
Mies Sue Lewis
Ite
Mise Lewis
June
Se-In
District Court
Williams-Quast Water
Frank Woody, Jr
Williams
Alice Smith
William Smith
Otis Shipman
Sidenia Shipman
Wood
Trudeau
J. PP. Convey
Samuel Johnson
South Missoula
Wordsworth the Man and Poet in Miss Simpsons Thesis
The thesis analyzes Wordsworth as inseparable from his poetry, tracing the Lake school and prior currents. It surveys his life, nature philosophy, and the influence on later poets, arguing his ideas that nature teaches and inspires, shaping his genius and enduring impact.
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Miss Simpson
Lake School
Wordsworth
Thesis Topics Highlight Chemistry and Civil Liberty Studies
The article summarizes two theses in chemistry and political history. Mr Graham explores lead chloride aniline double salts under Harkins Remsey guidance, aiming to classify formulas. Miss Bovee analyzes progress of civil liberty in the United States, detailing settlement, revolution, constitution formation, amendments, and constitutional virtues. It ends with Mr Ward's international monetary system proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Department of Chemistry
Rome
Remsey
Johns Hawkins University
Miss Bovee
United States
America
Massachusetts
Virginia
Mr. Ward
International monetary reform urged at conference
Discussion advocates adopting a common silver dollar unit with gold multiples and a treaty backed note system to reduce coin abrasion and simplify minting. Authors argue global adoption through international compacts can overcome national system loyalty as commencement week and university events unfold in Missoula with Senator Carter and officials in attendance.
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Treaty of the Hague
Senator Carter
Donovan
Sam Gordon
Miles City
Tom McTague
Hamilton
Florence
Alumni Association
Weasion
County Road Officials Appointed and Roads to Review
Walter Marsh and J G Smith named constables replacing EF Mix who resigned and W W White who moved. County and township reports copied and approved. T G Loveland Wilbur Catlin and Harry Schreiber appointed road reviewers for the Big Flat to OBrien gulch road. John Markle Wilbur Catlin and P H Rabbit picked viewers for the St Regis road. Clear petition for a road near Plains rejected. Road trustees to be appointed tomorrow. Local ads note Florsheim or Boyden shoes and McHaffie croquet sets.
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Missoulian
Walter Marsh
J. G. Smith
EF. C. Mix
W. W. White
T. G. Loveland
Wilbur Catlin
Harry Schreiber
Big Flat
O'Brien” Gulch
St. Regis Road
John Markle
P. H
Missoula Notes Show Local Activity and Property Filings
Missoula notes record prominent Bitter Root merchants visits Helena and Eastbound travel by railroad officials. County records list Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone finances, mining claims dulls, deeds, and cattle slaughters by local firms as Lemoyne’s and Stiles Hoagland advertise Oregon Nursery and Golden Rule price savings.
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Missoula
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake City
Montana
Helena
Capital
Quartz
White Pine Creek
T. Wo Jones
Copper City
C. F
Alexander Donaly
A. J. Olson
Burke
Choris Anderson
Silver Star
Harvey Quartz Lode
Burns
Stiles & Hoagland
Thompson
Mays
Missoula Drives Club Meets at Dinsmore Home
Missoula notices announce a Thursday evening Driving club gathering at the home of Samuel Dinsmore with a call for full attendance. The Fourth of July committee reports preparations complete for the upcoming celebration and the Golden Rule store advertises its enlarged quarters and improved service.
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Missoula
Samuel Dinsmore
New Trial Sought in Barker Estate Will Case
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports Ian May Shadville seeks a new trial after probate of an instrument claimed as Edwin J. Barker's will was denied May 2. The pleadings challenge the instrument's testamentary character and proper probate, with multiple errors alleged in court rulings.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ian May Shadville
Edwin J. Barker
Neihart
Miss Shadville
Ida May Shedville
Edwin J. Parker
Belding
Edwin J. Bucker
The Pain of Childbirth Eases with Dr Pierce’s Prescriptions
Advertised testimonial from Mrs Mart Hayrel of Brookland DC praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for reducing birth pain and boosting maternal strength. She credits the remedies with restoring health after prior medical failure and notes a healthy child who could be nursed.
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Dr. Pierce
Mrs. Mart
Hayrel
Brookland
D.C
Cy Pheree
Tarred and Feathered by Vigilantes in Truckee
Harry Trott was seized by masked men calling themselves the Six Hundred and One after being ordered out of town a month earlier. They tarred and feathered him to the mouth and ears at a brick yard above town then released him with orders to leave again. A lodging house keeper named Tor‑son attempted to unmask a vigilante but was knocked down and beaten.
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Truckee
Cal
Harry Trott
Red
Torson
Maud Taylor Weds Louisa Warren Hill in St Paul Home
Maud Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Cortland Taylor of St Paul married Louisa Warren Hill son of James J Hill president of the Great Northern railroad. Archbishop Ireland officiated at the ceremony held at the bride’s brother Walter C Taylor’s house with the archbishop traveling East especially for the event.
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New York
Maud Taylor
van Cortland Taylor
St. Paul
Louisa Warren Hill
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Ireland
Walter C. Taylor
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Western
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The
West Main Street
Missoula Mercantile CO
Hanan
Russia
Women’s
Oxfords
Issoula
Percantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Carlsbad
Koewele
Jewelers
Opticians
Missoula, Mont
Score
Ornithology of
Mary Lewis
Plautus
Terence
Athens
Browning
Miss Wilson
Robert Browning
Progress of Civil
the Globe
Dungan
Nat. Bk
Model Restaurant
Carter
Simons
Rhodes
G. D. Corsets
Auarentine
Rosendorf's
Florsheim
Ue Boyden
McHaffie’s
Notes
Henry Buck
McBride's
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Lemiy’s
B. A. Mitchell
Oregon Nursery Company
McBride
A. J. Gibson
GibsOn Blk
Attorneyys-At-Law
Daly Blk
Joyce & Mulroney Attornigys-At-Law
First National Bank
R. Gwinn
Kodan Supplies
Phystoctans
M. Rocixman
YJ Western Montana National Bank
G.A. Nor Actn
Latson J. J. Ryman
Inyo County
California
SO Otl Company
SO Porroett Ildg
San Peanessco
T. A. Sheppard
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Mont
First National Bank of
A. BR. Hammond
A. G. England
J. M. Keith
R. A. Vddy
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
Seeeeee
T. L. Greenough
G. England
C. M. McLeod
John M. Keith
Red Cross
Yin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons
Druggisie
Griggs, Cooper & Co., Mirs
Munyon
Druggie
Broadway
Jeff
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
West Front Street
A. Augendre
Paris
Nowbre Drug Co
Butte
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas, Emsley Scientific and Decorative
Plood DR
W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Develoner
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis, Inc
Acme
Tonie
Hill, Taylor
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Tamarack Finish
Big Blackfoot Milling GO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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