Smallpox Epidemic Prompts Strict Measures in Missoula
Duncan McDonald reports a rising smallpox outbreak among reservation Indians near Missoula. Officials plan to confine cases to the reservation, deploy guards, and restrict travel with rail quarantine. Camp and detention facilities are established. resistance and blankets carry the spread as authorities push for extreme action.
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Missoula
Duncan McDonald
McDonald
Mission Valley
Jocko Valley
Smead
Bob Burger
Interesting Contest Near Stan dsay Afternoon
The Sunday game in Missoula features Butte visiting the local nine for a highly watched clash this season. Local players have performed well lately and practice diligently. An objection remains to rubberneckers from the hill south of the grounds and a dividing line may be set to bar nonpaying spectators from viewing the game.
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Missoula
Butte
Church services listed for Missoula churches Sunday
Missoula churches announce Sunday schedules with multiple denominations. Christian Science meets at Elks hall 11 am. Scandinavian church holds Sunday school 1 am and service 8 pm. Methodist Episcopal at 11 am and 16 45 pm. Ep worth league 7 pm. Baptist 11 am and 7 pm. Christian 11 am and 7 pm. Clermann Lutheran conducts services at the Methodist church with first Sunday 2 pm Sunday school and 3 pm preaching. Presbyterian Children’s Day at 11 am. Holy Spirit morning prayer 11 am and evening service 8 pm. all invited. free seats.
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Missoula
Elks’ Hall
Scandinavian Church
M. Patterson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas P. Street
C. EB. Hollingsworth
Epworth League
Spm
J. W. Bennett
Baptist Church
J. Salsman
Christian Church
Walter Hays
Church of the Holy Spirit
Charles H. Linley
Tom Wilkinson Visits Missoula for Medical Treatment
Tom Wilkinson arrives in Missoula after years away and will seek care at the railway hospital. He is currently stationed in Tacoma and recently suffered an accident, traveling to Missoula for treatment as he recovers.
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Missoula
Tom Wilkinson
City
Railway Hospital
Mr. Wilkinson
Tacoma
Shelving Collapse Damages Stationery Stock in Missoula
An accident at Chat tin Co stationery in the old post office building caused heavy damage to stock worth hundreds of dollars when shelves collapsed without warning. Ink bottles broke and books and papers were ruined.
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Missoula
Chattin & Co
Large Flats to Rise in Missoula Under T C Coleman Plan
Missoula hears that T C Coleman, who has visited the city, orders the Coleman flats begun immediately. The project promises premier flats in the West as part of a major building initiative alongside flour mill and Northern Pacific hospital additions.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Hospital
T. C. Coleman
University notes outline summer plans for faculty in 1900s
President Craig will attend the N E F A meeting in Detroit in July and spend the summer in the state for university work. Staff plan study at Chicago and Missoula institutions, with trips to Flathead Lake biological station and a collection trip pending. The Missoula Camera Club donated prize pictures to the university library and the faculty catalogue is near printing.
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Missoula
Craig
N. EF. A
Detroit
Flathead Lake
Eloise Knowles
Chicago Art Institute
William M. Aber
New Jersey
Westcott
University
J. P. Rowe
University of Chicago
M. J. Elrod
Mountaine
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Denver
Cynthia &. Reiley
Kentucky
W. D. Harkins
T. ©. Scheuch
City
Frances Corbin
Louise Hatheway VII
John F. Davies
American Library Association
Milwaukee
J. M. Hamilton
State Normal
Dillon
Senator Carters Generosity At Missoula Depot Meet
Senator T. H. Carter departed Missoula for the East with western Montana friends arranging for future welfare. He bought papers from all newsboys at the depot to please them. Special Agent J. W. Zevely of the interior department arrives on official business and will stay several days amid rumors of a possible sensational development. Screen doors offered for $1 at McBride's. The Golden Rule store promotes its lighting.
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Missoula
T. H. Carter
East
Helena
St. Louis
Washington
Montana
J. W. Zevely
Interior Department
Zevely
Ill clerk Maitland taken to hospital in Missoula
A man named Maitland a clerk at the A M store in Hamilton was brought to Missoula with a severe fever and admitted to Sisters' hospital. He traveled with Frank Hoagland and is reported quite ill. Winbing tackle at McHatffie Bros.
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Missoula
Maitland
Hamilton
Sisters’ Hospital
Frank Hoagland
Road Districts Fixed for Missoula County Highways
Missoula county commissioners define eleven road districts and appoint trustees for highway oversight. Districts span Hell Gate canyon to Idaho line with trustees named for each area.
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Missoula
Missoula County
Hell Gate Canyon
Bonner
C. A. Russell
Austin Betters
W. A. Cook
Blackfoot Country
Frank Nelson
Pat Hayes
H. Hegans
Rattlesnake Creek
O'Keefe Canyon
Peter Feddersohn
Adam Lalonde
Robert Johnson
North End
Davis
Owen Kelly
H. Rehder
B. A. Fozier
Ravalli
Granite County
T. A. McClain
Theo Upmann
John Miller
Rivulet
Albert Marion
Napoleon Glaude
Fred Proebster
Idaho Line
Springgulch
James Wilkinson
Napoleon Moderne
C. R Munger
Mike Hayes
Mike Roddy
John Markle
Weekville
M. H. Pierce
Lester Brooks
James Crossin
Trout Creek
EK. Preston
Andrew Munson
E. J. Thompson
E. Knott
Levi Dingley
Jesse Barrett
Rosendorf's breach noted at Missoula district court
In Missoula district court on June 7 a short session was held as the Griswold Cobban case occupied the courtroom. Daniel Hall pled guilty to assault in the third degree for a May Plains incident, fined $50 and costs about $100, and awaits payment. A companion case against Courville sparked Hall to use a revolver. Also heard were a delirium tremens inquiry into Lovey Maguire and a civil suit by Mrs. Treveaille against T Bailey for $445 plus additional claims for meadow work calf and furniture purchases. The case was represented by George T. Baggs and Marshall & Stiff. Theo Maltman sought U.S. citizenship.
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Missoula
Murray
Haggerty
Frances
Daniel Hall
Plains
Hall
Courville
Lovey Maguire
Frank Ives
Stevensville
George T. Baggs
Marshall & Stiff
Theo Maltman
Ireland
United State
Missoula Youth Sentenced for Petit Larceny
Harry Edwards, who admitted stealing a dressing case from a passenger train in Missoula, was sentenced by Justice Houtehens to 90 days in the county jail. The case described as premeditated, drawing mixed but largely approving comments. McBride's offered $1 for nickel trimming and split bamboo rods.
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Missoula
Harry Edwards
Justice Houtehens
Edwards
Local notes on Bitter Root fever and I O F officers
Missoula reports Dr Brice of Stevensville says spotted fever is under control with few deaths. He treated 10 cases and saved all but three where treatment was delayed. I O F officers elected S Grantier N G Mr Moody W G Samuel Bellew secretary W FE Bancroft treasurer. Installation set for first Wednesday in July. The Golden Rule expands to serve better.
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Missoula
Bitter Root
Carlton
Butte
Lutte
Brice
Stevensville
S. Grantier
N. G
Mr. Moody
W. G
Samuel Bellew
W. FE
Bancroft
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the Globe
University Notes
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McHatftie Bros
Portland
O. F. Woodward
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EF. R. Thomas
Oak Street
F. Woodward
LeRoy, N.Y
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Iowa
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Prpp
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Aeme
Deering
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A. G
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J. M. Keith
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T. L. Greenough
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