Healer Advocates Grayling Planting in Montana Waters
C F Healen state fish hatchery superintendent returned from Bitter Root valley where he planted 200000 grayling fry in sloughs and ponds. Healen argues grayling are better for anglers, cleaner, more prolific, and tastier than trout. Hundreds of thousands have thriving populations in Montana streams. A batch planted in Georgetown lake last year now reaches eight to nine inches. Healen plans further plantings in Yellowstone river after traveling to Livingston with the remaining 250000 fry for Yellowstone River planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Healen
State Fish Hatchery
Bitter Root Valley
Bitter Root River
Healen
Montana
Georgetown Lake
Livingston
Yellowstone River
Miss Florence Haddick Given a Linen Shower
Mrs James D Arcy entertained a delightful party at her West Park Avenue home Saturday evening in honor of Miss Florence Lucille Haddick the prospective bride of Frank W McMullen. The decorations were pink carnations. After lunch the bride to be was showered with linen including Cluny lace and received well wishes from the donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D'Arcy
West Park Avenue
Florence Lucille Haddick
Frank W. McMullen
Mrs. D'Arcy
Local Ad Promotes Krippendorf-Dittmann Oxfords for Women
Anaconda ladies are urged to see Oxfords from Krippendorf-Dittmann factory. Swell looking and durable wearers. Strain's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krippendorf-Dittmann Company
Strain’s
Goats in Empire Show Stages Uncle Tom Scene and Stunts
Neil Brady opens with musical comedy and banjo imitations. Lillian Merrick Tescher delivers illustrated songs with strong encores. The program features Bulger's trained goats performing scenes from Uncle Tom's Cabin and other surprising acts. Moving pictures include the Moses series finale and a drama and a comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Empire
Bill
Bulger
Neil Brady
Lillian Merrick- Tescher
Eddie VII Funeral Pageant Dominates Electric Feature
The Electric presents a sweeping funeral procession of the late King Edward VII with European monarchs and world dignitaries in a historic pageant. Also offered are strong dramas and comedies including The Feud At the Bar of Justice The Fall of Babylon The Greenhorns and The Water Flier plus Simone and The Death Flower tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simone
Babylon
Greenhorns
At the Bar of Justice
The
Water Flier
Edward VII
Europe
England
Acme
Bar of Justice
Anaconda Triumphs In Seven-Run Baseball Thriller
Anaconda defeated the Butte Bankers 4 to 2 at Washoe Park in a brisk game highlighted by a celebrated triple play by Robbins and a center field peg from McHale that doubled a runner. McDole struggled with control as Nolan excelled in late innings, while steals and baserunning propelled both sides, producing the most enthusiastic crowd of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Butte Bankers
MecDole
Nolan
McDole
O'Neill
C. Mathewson
Robbins
Brogan
Johnny McHale
Johnny
Billy McEachran
Downs
Candy
Gathers
Cundy
Tretheway
Mr. O'Neill
Thompson
Hogan
Walker
Logan
Schimpf
McHale
Collins
Gilmore
Stroll
Dilmore
Center
McEachran
Merkle
Tim Gilmore
Mickey McDermott
AB. R. H. PO
ALK
MecKachran
Oovel
Escdeere So
Eeow
Promemig
Chisesche
MecEachran
McDale
McFachran
Butte
Rbutte
McDermott
Local Notice Roundup From Downtown Venues
Community groups meet tonight including C. O. F. Trainmen and Women of Woodcraft. Entertainment ads list stage sets at Stage’s and a dance schedule across Sunday Tuesday and Friday. Lost pin found and return to Standard office. Birth announced for Raphael Lorentz child. Ball game at Washoe Park and Thompson Sullivan contest at Broadway tonight. Local residents visiting relatives in town and touring from Butte.
Hendren Denies Large Met Life Debt in Anaconda Suit
John P. Hendren former Metropolitan Life agent in Anaconda tells the Standard the dispute centers on how much he owes the company and how much the company owes him. He claims $187 is due for license fees commissions and expenses while the company says $30.56. He notes cash bonds $200 with interest are held and untouched since April 23 when he left Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John P. Hendren
Anaconda
Daly Bank
Metropolitan
Topperwein duo to exhibit marksmanship at fair grounds
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Topperwein of Winchester fame visit the city to demonstrate shooting at the fair grounds this afternoon. Topperwein performs rifle feats and Mrs. Topperwein is named as the nation’s premier lady shotgun artist. Blue rock breaking and target work are planned with local shooters joining the display starting at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Topperwein
Winchester
City
Fair Grounds
Topperwein
Frenzied Cat Triggers Revolver Shots in West Park Neighborhood
A family dispute ended in a cat causing chaos at Sam Landry in West Park Avenue. The cat scratched Landry’s mother and lunged at Sam before fleeing as Mrs. Landry fired multiple shots. Officer Cheff found no suspect and neighbors dismissed the incident as a joke after the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Landry
West Park Avenue
J. Z. Cheff
Park and Main
City Hall
Mr. Landry
Sam
Missoula Council Forms Sewer Districts and Sets Bids
Missoula city council passes ordinances creating special improvement sewer districts on the north side of the river and announces bid opening July 1 for the new sewer system. City Engineer Mayo resigns effective July 1. Mayor Logan selects aldermen to Portland to study concrete street paving for potential Missoula use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Finley
Mayo
Logan
Portland
Crawford, Corbett and McCormick
Soldier's Blow Sparks Street Incident in Missoula
In Missoula on June 12, Fort Missoula soldier James H. Blair struck a street orator, cutting the speaker's lip. Police arrested Blair and Frank Reed, an I W W man, after a near riot. Reed, with $50 on him, was jailed after lip stitches. Blair posted a $10 bond for the morning police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Fort Missoula
James H. Blair
Frank Reed
Blair
Strain's Slashes Suit Prices on Overstocked Kuppenheimer Line
Overstocked Kuppenheimer suits priced down from 22.50 and 25.00 to 19.50 at Strain's. Ready for shoppers seeking value in smart menswear with a period sale push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuppenheimer
Strain's
Mosquito Waits Sailors with Canvas Pajamas Joke
Albany correspondence recalls a joking exchange about large mosquitoes near shore and a shipmast being stripped in minutes. Senators Davis Hinman and others debate which flock was involved with Buff alo humor and nautical exaggeration.
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Albany
New York Herald
Jersey
Senator Newcomb
Sound
Senator Davis
Buffalo
George
Senator Hinman
New Alga Colors Alpine Green Snow
A new species of alga named raphidium vireti was described in the Bulletin of the Botanical Society of Geneva. Collected by Viret on the Agrentiere glacier edge between the Aiguilles dan Chardonnet and the Grands Mulets, the green snow patch measured about 37 yards long and 3 wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Arctic
Bulletin
The
Botanical Society of Geneva
R. Chodat
Viret
Aiguilles Dan Chardonnet
Grands Mulets
Agrentiere Glacier
Vireti
Dissolution of Main Street Garage Partnership
Mutual dissolution ends the Frank M. Osborne and G. E. White co operation. G E White and H A Conyne take over the business in Anaconda Montana. They will settle debts and collect all accounts as of June 6 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Osborne
G. E. White
Main Street
G. EE. White
H. A. Conyne
Anaconda
Mont
G. EE. Whiter
Frank M. Osborn
Missoula Denies Railroad Extension Plans
Special Dispatch reports in Missoula on June 12 that Chief Engineer EB J Pearson of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound denied knowledge of any railroad extension to Great Falls or Kalispell. He travels privately with his family to inspect the western road section and notes progressing fill works in the Bitter Root mountains and Missoula’s growth prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Pearson
Bitter Root
Arrested in Spokane may be brought back
James Dunford, accused of shipping out with 120 dollars belonging to the Valley meat market where he kept books, was arrested in Spokane by police. He left town last Monday and Spokane officers seized the man from sheriff notices. A Missoula officer will go to Spokane to bring him back, possibly requiring requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
James Dunford
Valley
Spokane
Graham
Dunford
Ravalli Blacksmith Slashes Throat in Desperate Act
Peter Dupre, a Ravalli blacksmith, tried to take his life at the O'Keefe ranch west of Missoula Friday. T. L. Black found him and rushed him to Sisters hospital where doctors closed a deep neck wound. doctors say recovery is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Peter Dupre
Ravalli
O'Keefe
T.L. Black
Dupre
Sisters’ Hospital
Threats of prison and death cited in Montana divorce suit
John A. McCleary alleges his wife Hermina spoke of sending him to the penitentiary and even killing him in a district court complaint, grounds for divorce. A second suit by Gertrude Yount against Jack Yount cites non-support and desertion as the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
District Court
John A. McCleary
Hermina McCleary
Gertrude Yount
Jack Yount
Engineer G F Thorp Overcome by Gas in Mullan Tunnel
Missoula reports Northern Pacific engineer G F Thorp was overcome by gas in the Mullan tunnel Helena hill yesterday forenoon. He recovered enough to bring his freight train to Missoula, easing fears for his condition among division residents who knew him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Northern Pacific
G. F. Thorp
Mullan
Helena Hill
J. Thorp
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Crash
Duck and Rep
Fuller Drug Co
Rexall
East Park Ave
Empire Theater
Lillian Merrick-Tescher
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
L. R. Funk
Anaconda National Bank
East Park
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
Charles E. Farnsworth
M. A. Palmor
Warner
Miss Florence
Ladies’ Oxfords
Anaconda News
Robbins’ Hig Saving
Gordon Hunts
Gordon
Strain
Bankers AR
R. H. PO
H. Tleenee
MeeDole
Knights of Pythias
Vermillion’s
Verberckmoes
Optician
Zollman’s
Women of Woodcraft
Standard Office
Dr. Pons
Schlappi
East Park Avenue
W. R. Allen
Helena
Staggs
East
F. H
Raphael Lorentz
Maple Street
Bert Schill
Earl Tucker
Fred Krause
J. Brinig
Sarah Breslin
Annette J. Glassberg
Minneapolis
J. J. Schwartz
Locust Street
MR. Hendren
Household Pet
Mn Fit
Lacates
Big Blackfoot Lumber Co
Bonner
Box
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
G. A. Wolf
John Lehson
J. H. Ryman
Capital Surplus
M.L. Gulden
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