Sawmill Accident Ends Fre d Gaskell Foot
Missoula June 8 Fred Gaskell aged six years died in a brutal sawmill accident at Hayes mill. A long log shifted from a carriage striking the lever and drawing the carriage into the saw. Gaskell's left foot was severed and later amputated above the ankle. He was taken to Parsons hospital for surgery.
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Missoula
Fred Gaskell
Hayes’ Mill
Pattee Canyon
Gaekels
John Monroe
Gaskell
Fred Sterling
Parsons’ Hospital
Elks to Attach Antlers to Fawns in Missoula Meet
The Missoula Elks plan a big event tomorrow night to initiate new members. Two initiates come from Hamilton as 100 calling cards and a plate sell for 1.50 dollars at the standard office.
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Missoula
June
Hamilton
Court delay noted in Mortase new trial timing
Missouri June reports the county commissioner noting the Supreme Court has not set a new trial date for Mortase. A letter says the court will pass along the timing as soon as possible and directs the Standard office to review engraved card styles and invitations.
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Attorne
Supreme Court
Death of Widow Mrs Whitney at Fort Missoula
Missoula Montana reports the death of Jane Mre Filiore Whitney widow of the late Major Whitney of the Sixth Infantry. She died this morning at 7 00 oclock at Fort Missoula from heart trouble lingering illness. Mrs Whitney came here after her husband’s service in the Philippines and her long residence in the area.
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Missoula
Jane
Filiore Whitney
Major Whitney
Mie Sixth Infantry
Philippines
Orlock
Fort
Remains of Major Whitney to be Interred at Arlington
The death of Major Whitney leaves his widow and niece Mrs. Was 42. The remains will be taken to Washington for interment in Arlington cemetery. A brief service at the post will start at 7 o clock tomorrow morning with Rev Mr Linley officiating. The body will be sent East immediately. Whitney was a well known army officer who distinguished himself in the Philippine service.
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Band
Gose
Whitnes
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Linley
Whitney
Missoula Notes Record Local Happenings and Moves
Missoula notes report Duncan MacDonald visiting from Jocko Charles Fairbanks of Plains and a new daughter born to Mrs. George Miller of South Missoula. C. E. Schrader named special deputy sheriff. Frank Dolett fined for drunkenness. Homestead entries filed by Henry P. Buerringer and James A. Keirnes. Marriage license issued to Frank A. Hammons and Bertha M. Meany. Martin Honsinger returns to Missoula for summer. Gautier sells land to Joseph Therriault for 800 dollars. Methodist lawn social set at Mrs. McDonald’s on Pine and Jefferson. Benedict in town compiling land office statistics and county mortgages. Frank Thomas begins new house on South Fifth Street, not for sale.
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George Miller
South Missoula
C. E. Schrader
Sheriiff Thompson
Frank Dolett
Justice Phillips
Henry P. Buerringer
James A. Keirnes
Missoula
Frank A. Hammons
Plains
Bertha M. Meany
Butte
Martin Honsinger
Washington
Joseph EB. Gautier
Joseph Therriault
The
Methodist Church
McDonald
Pine and
Jefferson Streets
C. P.benedict
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Land Office
Frank Thomas
South Fifth Street
Teachers Appointed at Hamilton for Ensuing Year
Missoula June 8 The following teachers have been appointed at Hamilton for the ensuing year Miss White principal the Misses Mathias Maher McCracken Maher Adams Lacaff Maley Owen and Cardiff The Misses McCracken Maley and Waecaff are graduates of the University of Montana Miss Bertha Simpson also a graduate resigned her position at Hamilton to accept one in Missoula schools.
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Missoula
Hamilton
Miss White
Mathias
Maher
McCracken
Maher Adams
Lacaff
Maley
Owen
Cardiff
Waecaff
University of Montana
Bertha Simpson
Fire at residence woodshed causes slight damage
Fire broke out at 9 14 this evening in the woodshed at 823 East Main Street the residence of Dr Minshall. The fire department arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with the chemical resulting in only slight damage.
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Missoula
Senator Pattie Gibson To Speak At Missoula Commencement
Missoula will host Great Falls Senator Pattie Gibson who will deliver the commencement address at the university on Wednesday. She plans to arrive in Missoula tomorrow afternoon.
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Missoula
Pattie Gibson
Great Falls
New Care Arrive logging railroad cars at Bonner
Fifty cars for use on the new logging railroad up the Blackfeet have arrived at Bonner in Missoula on June 8.
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Missoula
Blacke Foot
Bonner
Latest styles in calling cards and wedding notices sold in Missoula
Advertisement from the Standard office in Missoula promotes a new range of calling cards and wedding announcements. The copy highlights contemporary design options, expedited printing, and affordable pricing for personalized invitations.
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Missoula
City Contracts Set. Bridge Across Rattlesnake Approved
City council awarded a bridge contract to David Graham for 165 dollars after rejecting a 200 dollar bid by Chr Peppard. J J Burnett got 290 dollars for two manholes. Nott steamer removal approved. old engine to be shipped out. Northern Pacific crossing at Woody street to be fixed or city will do it. Henry Small’s $75 claim for a killed horse was rejected.
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Missoula
Greenough Park
David Graham
Graham
Chr. Peppard
J. J. Burnett
Alderman Bellew
Minneapolis
W. 8
Nott Company
Nott
Northern Pacific
Woody Street
Henry Small
Hollingaworth
Small
Commencement Week Opens at State University Missoula
Graduation week at the State University of Montana features large attendance, improved facilities, and strong performances from declamatory, musical, and athletic events. The schedule includes field day, a literary society address by Rev. Duncan, and Wednesday’s commencement with Senator Paris Gibson and degree conferrals. Alumni reunion, summer sessions, and the renowned biological summer school under Director Elrod promise continued growth and regional prestige.
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Missoula
The
State University
L. J. Duncan
Butte
Duncan
Paris Gibson
Gibson
Elrod
Ite
RATTLESNAKE CREEK RISES UNDER RAINFALL NEAR MISSOULA
Floodwaters from heavy rains cut off the upper canyon in Rattlesnake Creek near Missoula. Irrigation ditches feeding the road cause 600% overflows, prompting complaints to ranchers. Coyote Bin Bushkove, living up the gulch, left with pack horses to work his iron mines.
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Missoula
George BR. Duncan
Coyote bin
Bushkove
Alumni Banquet at University Gets Help from Fort Walters
In Missoula on a Wednesday a banquet's waiter shortage led alumni to recruit colored men from Fort Walters to serve refreshments. They will wear white duck suits and present a neat appearance while performing duties.
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Missoula
Walters
County panel advised by attorney over ferryboat purchase
County commissioners were advised by Attorney Genehmal regarding the proposed ferryboat purchase. The briefing outlined legal considerations and potential fiscal implications for the project moving forward.
Plains Citizens Want It Ferry Bid Blocked
Plains petitioners asked the county to fund a ferry at Plains. Attorney General Donovan advised counties cannot buy and operate a ferry unless explicitly authorized. Commissioners decided not to act on the Plains ferry proposal and voted to solicit bids for county printing for two years. Quarterly sheriff and Justices of the Peace reports were received.
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Missoula
Donovan
J. M Self
Plains
Harriman Voyage Arrives Europe Bound Kronprin Wilhelm
New York reports passage secured for K H Harriman and family aboard the Kronprin Wilhelm which is to sail for Europe tomorrow.
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New York
K. H. Harriman
Europe
Narrow Escape From Careless Marksman
Two young drivers on Grant Creek in Missoula narrowly escaped bullets from a careless shooter who fired from a mark at a distance near them. A bullet ping was heard as they urged their horse forward, passing within a close moment of danger. The shooter, a young man, fired 338 caliber rounds without regard for nearby people.
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Missoula
Beerle
Grant Creek
Reward Paid for Finding Wagnitz Body
The Missoula county commissioners ordered payment of 125 dollars each to rivermen Charles Landergreen and Moses Cookson who located the body of Paul Wagnitz floating last week. The money will be sent to their Hope Idaho address.
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Missoula
Paul Wagnitz
Charles Landergreen
Moses Cookson
Hope
Idaho
Consul Ingersoll Dead Reported in Cable Message
Washington June 8 a cable message said John Ingersoll United States consul at Cartegena Colombia died at Colon Sagur in Panama Bay within a year. This developing item notes the death of a senior diplomatic official and reports the location of his service. Further details were not immediately available.
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Washington
State Department Today
John ©. Ingersoll
United States
Cartagena
Colombia
Colon Sagur
Ingersoll Relative to Be Interred Here
The text notes Mr Ingersoll a native of Illinois and nephew of the late Colonel Robert G Ingersoll. It states the remains will be brought to this country for interment if possible.
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Ingersoll
Illinois
Robert G. Ingersoll
Judge Durand Dies at Farm Near Flint
Judge George H. Durand Democratic candidate for governor died suddenly at his farm near Flint Michigan from apoplexy at age. Known for his role as special counsel against the Pacific opium and Chinese smugglers during Cleveland's administration he prosecuted smugglers in the West for four years convicting 24 men.
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Flint
Mich
George H. Durand
Cleveland
West
Kelly Inaugurated as Earlham College President
Robert Lincoln Kelly was inaugurated president of Earlham College in Richmond Virginia on an unspecified June day. The ceremony marked his assumption of leadership at the historic college.
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Richmond
Robert Lincoln Kelly
Earlham College
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Kelly
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Hamilton, Montana
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John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
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A. G
England
J. M. Keith
Cashles
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C. G. England
C. H. Mcleod
M. Keith
Gulden
Hammond
Tte
Issa Missoula, Mont
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Scure
W. A.C M.D
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver, Co
Perfecto Cure Company
Chicago
Anaconda Mortis Smith Drug Co
Butty Newbro Drug Co
AN. Ma
TieEvans Onewhat
Scinoinmatio
U. 84
Jay Patent Development Co. of America
Broadway
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Toole Avenue
Bonner, Mont
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