Sacred Heart concert and medals of honor program
The Sacred Heart academy in Missoula plans a June 13 musicale at 2 PM in the assembly hall under the school of music, with medals of honor under that department. The program includes piano, violin, vocal quartets, and solo pieces by named performers. Teachers and students prepare for June 20 commencement exercises at the academy hall, aided by a new nereopticon for object lessons. Mail orders and office notices from Golden Rule in Missoula are also mentioned.
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Mianoula
The
Sacred Heart Academy
School of Music
Medals of Honor
Picots
J. Leo Sylphis
A. Calvin
Kmartteig
Kennedy
C. Kennedy
V. Savage
Kunkel
R. Burns
E. Nibler
M. McLaughlin
Mises A. Deschamy Violette
D. Loughran
Weckerly
Misten Campbell
Dream of
Leo Daubes
Mises M. Luey
A. Luey
Ventre
Kowalski
Academy Hall
Union Opera House
Missoula
Indian Case Dismissed After Tribal Misunderstanding
The United States case against Peter Magpie, a Native American from the reservation, reviewed by United States Commissioner, found he did not intend harm. He had earlier reset corner posts set by Thomas T. Baker under a contract. After explanation, he restored the site and was discharged following recommendations by District Attorney Smith. Five witnesses testified, most saying the Indian meant no offense. Deputy Marshal George E. Young oversaw the prisoner, with support from Harry H. Parsons.
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Sune
United States
Peter Magpie
Thomas T. Baker
Baker
Dian
United States District Attorney
Smith
Helena
George E. Young
Harry H. Parsons
Ground Platted in Fast Time Near Dixon Station
Missoula dispatch notes surveys for four townships and two fractional townships in the southeast Flathead reservation. Thomas T. Baker leads a two to seven man crew, started in March near Dixon station, planning to finish by mid July depending on weather. Major Bellew enforces non interference with survey monuments, quelling tampering by Indians.
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Missoula
Thomas T. Baker
Flathead Reservation
Baker
Dixon Station
Wounded Indian Taken To Hospital In Missoula
A Crow Creek or Ronan incident described in a June report led to a wounded Native man being admitted to Sisters Hospital in Missoula for treatment. Courville names Dave Finley as shooter, but no complaint filed yet.
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Missoula
Nazaire Courville
Ronan
Sisters Hospital
Four People Taken to County Poor Farm for Illness Aid
June 13 Count L N Coleman escorted four people to the county poor farm for illness care. Among them George Townsend, who narrowly escaped death after being struck by a train Friday on the Northern Pacific tracks and moved from Sisters hospital to the county house. The poor farm is reportedly full this summer, with manager Frank Mix at capacity.
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L. N. Coleman
George Townsend
Northern Pacific
Sisters: Hospital
Frank Mix
Coroner of his travels
Coroner Charles H. Marah of Missoula left last evening for Bozeman to attend the undertakers conference on June 16 and 17. He will visit other eastern points, then go to Anaconda and Missoula as a delegate to the extension for three days.
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Missoula
Charles H. Marah
Bozeman
Anaconda
Mizouta
Arll Attaches Mining Claims in Rankin Estate Suit
Olive M. Arll administratrix sues Thomas Holt for about $200 rent owed on Rankin house. Sheriff attaches four placer mining claims of Holt in Windfall gulch by Cedar Creek to satisfy the claim.
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Alissoua
Olive M._Arll
John Rankin
Thomas Holt
Rankin
Holt
Cedar Creek
Amador railway construction seeks teams and drivers
Ross Construction company in Iron Mountain Mont seeks teams and drivers for Amador railway work. Wage offered is 8.75 dollars per day plus board. Apply by writing or calling the company for details.
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Amador Railway
Ross Construction Company
Iron Mountain
Mont
June White Goods Sale Offers Wide Cambric Underwear Deals
Readers are invited to a June sale featuring summer underwear with substantial savings. Items include muslin and cambric corset covers, drawers, gowns, skirts, and French slip gowns, offered at 16 to 95 cents with regular values ranging from 20 cents to $1.25. The sale highlights full sizes and well-made garments.
MISSOULA NOTES Showcasing local visitors and travels
MISSOULA NOTES lists Stevensville visitors and residents in Missoula. J B Spooner from Stevensville, Andree Beckwith visiting from St Ignatia, Peter Scheffer of Huson in town for county commissioners, Jameson representing Cere tana in Hazeman, A W Cook filing a property motive claim, Clarence Prescott and wife back from a Pacific coast trip, Dr. Charles Pixley expected home from the Golden Gate trip, deed filed for wagon road right of way near springs, friends of George Taylor mourn him in Hamilton, Agnes McDonald of Anaconda visiting Missoula, Dr. Lombard's health improving en route to San Francisco, Maj. Samuel Bellew in Missoula for a federal case, Wallace Smith and Reinhards return from Pacific coast trip, Cosmopolitan hotel in Helens refurbish with steam heat and public opening at fixed prices.
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J.B. Spooner
Stevensville
Andree Beckwith
St."Ignatia
Peter Scheffer
Huson
Jameson
Ceretana “Agar
Hazeman
A.W. Cook
Sfimsouin County
Daley
Trout Creek
Clarence Prescott
Pacific
Oast
Portland
Charles Pixley
Recorder Office
Mary M. McGrath
Lio ‘Springs
George Taylor
W Wells
Hamilton
Agnes McDonald
Anaconda
University of Montana
Otle
Thin City
Lombard
San Francisco
Berie
Honottia
Samuel Bellew
Flathead
Cyetwan
Missoula
United States
Peter Magpie
Wallace P. Smith
J. P. Reinhard
Albert Reinhard
Portiana
Helens Mont
Hamilton Notes Special Correspondence of the Standard
Special Hamilton notes describe a merry go round delighting many children on Monday. Local social updates include visits and summer plans of residents from Helena Butte Missoula and Darby with arrivals at hotels flats and other towns. The column notes a new clothing department hire at Anaaconda Copper Mining store and mentions J E Hample the wool buyer among brief society items.
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Hamilton
M. Silverman
Helena
Hathaway
Charles Henderson
Butte
Bitter Root
Wallace Markle
Lower
Valle Will
Ana‘onda Copper’ Mining Company
E.G Elis
Missoula
Stevensville Justice Trial Daily Docket and Storm Casualties
Martin Rowan of Victor faces trial before Justice Sedgwick on a local option charge and was found guilty with a $180 fine and costs. Charles Bourne of Corvallis received a jail term and $300 fine previously and now faces a transfer. Charles Anderson of Victor missed his trial. John A. Smith of Three Mile reports four horses killed by lightning during the storm. one horse named Kelding injured. Rex Howard, son of Rev W W Howard, broke his arm in a barn accident. doctors Fessler and Kellogg reported progress. The justice calendar remains busy for the month with daily cases.
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Standard
Stevensville
Martin Rowan
Victor
Sedgwick
Cos Wallis
Charles Anderson
Charles Bourne
Corvallis
D. R. Baughman
John A. Smith
Three Mile
Electrica
Kelding
Mr. Smith
Rex Howard
Rev
Mra. W. W. Howard
M.E
Canadian law delay in extradition case noted by judge
In Montreal Judge Hall granted Gaynor and Greene’s counsel request delaying extradition proceedings, signaling a six month postponement. The report also covers mining activity in Missoula and Coeur d'Alene Idaho with new discoveries, employment figures, and the growing prosperity of the region. Seattle sees a political delegation return and Seattle civic figure Judge Struve dies in New York.
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Montreal
Canada
Large Gift From Mrs Kelly Memorials Estate
The article notes a $150,000 gift from the estate of Mrs Elizabeth Kelly to memorialize her husband Hiram Kelly. Also reported are Idaho mining injuries at the Black Carbonate mine near Rome and a St Paul windstorm damaging property. Secretary Taft returned from West Point to address the Bowen Loomis case and sought to hear a witness the next day.
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Elizabeth Kelly
Hiram Kelly
Idaho
Washington
Taft
West Point
Military Academy
Choate
Unton League Club
New York City
Bowen- Loomis
AWAITING FRANC IS DECISION
Berlin reports the German foreign ministry notes a London Times dispatch from Washington stating the United States and Great Britain have declined the invitation. No further details on the invitation are provided.
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Berlin
London Times
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Morocco Seeks Delegates for Reform Conference
Report states Tulian of Morocco will send delegates to a reform conference. It notes that invited powers have not declined but will wait to see France's actions. Premier 1 defers further comment, saying the foreign office will not speculate on France's decisions.
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Tulian
Morocco
France
Foreign Office
Dispute Over Ownership of Big Cinnamon Bear
Bozeman dispatch reports warrants issued for Ollie Pease John Walker and an unknown party on a novel charge over a large cinnamon bear shot south of Helena. Bob Davidson claims he was caught in a trap owned by the plaintiff when the boys allegedly seized the bear and the trap, with a court ruling expected to resolve ownership.
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Standard
Bozeman
Ollie Pease
John Walker
Hezeman
Bob Davidson
Odd Fellows to Hold Memorial Service in Bozeman
The Bozeman Odd Fellows plan their annual memorial service at the Methodist Church North this Sunday at 3 20 p m. Members will assemble at their hall at 3 o'clock and march in a body to the church for the services conducted by their group leader and officiating clergy.
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the Standard
Bozeman
The
Odd
Methodist Church
North
Four San Francisco Merchants Charged In Seal Killing Scheme
A federal grand jury indicts four San Francisco merchants for forming a scheme to kill seals in the Bering Sea. The four men named are RJ. Tyron, W. J. Woodson, W. J. Wood, and S. E. R. Desmidt, with information provided by Secret Service Agent H. M. Moritt.
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San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Bering Sea
Hare
Secret Service
H. M. Moritt
RJ. Tyron
W. J. Woodson
W. J. Wood
E.R. Desmidt
Abith
Captain James Wilson Found Guilty in Graft Trial
Captain James Wilson of Allegheny was found guilty on bribery related to illegal houses after his third trial. The jury recommended mercy despite initial disagreement, with references to a past instrument in the Allegheny art fest and a large group involved.
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Phasourg
James Wilson
Allegheny
Wilson
Murderer hunted after wife of miner killed in Glen Carbon
A sacrist's posse in Glen Carbon Illinois on June 1 seeks August Marget a Russian miner charged with shooting and killing Mrs Josie Heller and wounding Frank Heller parents of Mary Heller. The couple had refused to permit Market to pursue their daughter.
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Glen Carbon
August Marget
Josie Heller
Frank Heler
Mary Heller
Stop Pageant Fight Breaks Up in New Rochelle Barn
New York reports six policemen armed with revolvers dispersed a prize fight held in a barn on the outskirts of New Rochelle. Police interrupted the event today, and authorities reported the incident as a halted brawl with several detentions.
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New York
New Rochelle
Attitude Shaping a Legal Career Through Self Belief
A speaker argues a young aspirant should immerse in legal discipline, not medicine, to become a great lawyer. He warns that a defeatist, doubting mindset breeds failure, while cultivating confidence and a focused atmosphere accelerates success through persistent effort.
The Perfect Prescription Rites At Hospital
A metropolitan hospital patient endures a ritual drinking ceremony requiring a colored draft, linked to meals and a trip to smell the liquid. The process demands three daily servings, a strong odor, and an unpalatable taste to evoke heroism. It emphasizes a disturbing sediment needing formal shaking.
First class, 27 rooms at M. Standard office Missoula
A fragment notes a first class designation and 27 rooms tied to the M. Standard office in Missoula with an address ID. The unreadable text limits precise details but identifies the location and count of rooms.
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M. Standard Office
Missoula
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