Log drives near end as Missouri mills prepare to start
Missoula reports the last log drives finish with the Bonner dam arrival. mills at Bonner, Hamilton, St Regis, and Lothrop ready to start as water drops. The Blackfoot drive yields about 27 million feet. Lothrop to saw under 2 million. River crews, in good humor, await recreation before returning to the woods and mills.
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Missoula
Bonner Dam
Bonner
Hamilton
St. Regis
Lothrop
Plante
Blackfoot
Western Lumber Company
Loothrop
Jimmie Street
Cunningham
Bemler
Whitey Watson
Mille
Bitter Root
Camac Prairie
Bonner mi
St. Reete Ans Lothrop
Deathrop
Nine Mile
Low Wate
Preparations Under Way for Mill Season at Throop
Locomotive to arrive soon as two end supports on regular car trucks are mounted. At Throop repairs and cleaning finished, water flow pending, season expected to run about 18,000,000 feet. Mill shaft repaired. newest big mill poised for a strong season. visit Standard office to view engraved cards and invitations.
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Bo Throp
Streets in Bad Condition In Missoula Onset Of Summer
Missoula notes summer heat rising as streets deteriorate. Citizens expect reform from the new city administration, arguing that improving thoroughfares should be a top priority now. The piece credits prior street work but urges immediate action to develop better city streets.
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Missoula
Montana
Hamilton Defeats Victor At Baseball 14 to 1
Special correspondence from Hamilton reports a lopsided 14 to 1 victory over Victor in a baseball game. Hamilton used Steel and Holt on the mound while George T. Baggs of Stevensville umpired. Victor fans displayed signs reading Goose Eggs for Hamilton as the game unfolded at the new athletic park.
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Standard
Hamilton
Victor
Missoula Battery
Rolis
Williams
Missoula
Athletic Park
Victor Boys
Steel
Holt
Hamilton Battery
George T. Baggs
Stevensville
Ira W. Terry Gets a Better Position
Ira W. Terry, who left railway service to run his own business, has been promoted to district manager for New York Life Insurance in Missoula and Ravalli counties. The change pleases his friends in and out of the railway service. The item mentions Dr R Gwinn and a local Standard office advertisement.
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Missoula
Ira W. Terry
New York Life Insurance Company
Ravalli
Kenney to Begin Work on Carnegie Library Project
Activity in building at MWR indicates Kenney will start work soon on the Carnegie Library, signaling progress for the planned structure and related civic facilities.
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MWR
Kenney
Carnegie Library
Whit tier School addition and Missoula library contract awarded
Missoula plans major building works this summer with the Whit tier School addition excavation complete and a Carnegie library contract awarded to Kenney. The project aims to be finished in time for the September opening, featuring modern heating and ventilation and a new sanitary plumbing system.
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Missoula
Carnegie
Whittier
Kenney
Irving School
Reitz
Garden City Commercial College
Tyler Worden
Eaat Pine Street
John J. Toole
Bonner
W. Hl. Houston
Professor Elrod Publishes Montana Science Article
Professor Morton J. Elrod of the state university has an article in Science based on remarks from his Montana Academy of Sciences address at Bozeman. It highlights Montana as a field for academy work, notes the university summer school at the biological station, and calls for further original work in the state. The piece lauds past progress and suggests future possibilities.
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Missoula
Morton J. Elrod
The
State University
Science
Montana Academy of Sciences, Artis and Letters
Bozeman
Montana
Elrod
May Catch The Crazy Man In Idaho Pursuit
Deputy Sheriff Whitey Watson left Missoula for Iron Mountain to chase a reported insane man traveling with a wheelbarrow on the Coeur d Alene branch. The mad traveler had been seen near Clinton last week and is said to have terrorized several neighborhoods as he moved along the rail line and its branch.
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Missoula
Whitey” Watson
Iron Mountain
Coeurs Alene
Clinton
Charles M. Owen
J. W. King
Woody
Consideranton
Daniel Arma
Helena
Lynch
Order of
Fagles
Bill” Gerrety
Lothrop
Jimmie’ Scott
Walter Horn
Missoula Plans Large Fourth of July Celebration
Missoula holds planning meeting at Marshall and Stift's office for a July Fourth celebration. Missoula Driving and Matinee club called to organize a major event despite late-season timing.
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Missoula
McAllister-A Adelaide toWed Bundy in Missoula
In Missoula on June 15 Mr and Mrs George McAllister announce the marriage of their sister Miss Anna Adelaide McAllister to P I Bundy. The ceremony will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church on Wednesday June 24.
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Missoula
George McAllister
Anna Adelaide McAllister
P. l. Bundy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shoulder Operation Headlines Missoula Post
In Missoula June Charles Wright of Stevensville underwent surgery at Bile ters hospital today for a dislocated shoulder from a wagon fall weeks earlier. Mrs William Toole of Hamilton arrived for treatment this evening by Dr McUrath.
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Missoula
Charles Wright
Stevensville
Bileters’ Hospital
William Toole
Hamilton
McUrath
Murray in Flood Struggles Amid Missouri River Crisis
Mrs. Murray endures flood conditions in Missoula while recalling unusual experiences in Kansas City. The report notes her observations during the disaster period and ties her experiences to the broader flood impact on the community.
Rich Were Most Charitable During Flooded Times
Mrs. 3. G. Murray, back from Kansas City, recounts the Missouri flood and its hardships. Lamps out, no fires, high food prices, and a surge of charity as wealthy residents opened mansions to shelter the homeless. She notes fake scarcity quickly eased when ham prices normalized.
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Missoula
G. Murray
Kansas City
Murray
Order engrossed calling cards from Standard Publishing
A Division of Standard Publishing issues an engrossed order for calling cards. The request specifies card size and quantity to be produced for official use. The production timeline and delivery details are to be confirmed with the requester.
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Standard Publishing Company
Stevensville Youth Walter McGee Dies Suddenly
Walter Andrew McGee, 17, died of heart disease at the home of relative John Cobb near Corvallis. He arose well, ate breakfast, then death came. Funeral services were held at Melock Baptist church. He leaves mother Mrs. Laura McGee and sister Miss Hattie McGee. Born on a ranch near Stevensville in November 1886, he had lived here most of his life. His father died after consuming poisoned water while hunting when Walter was four.
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The
Standard
Stevensville
Pune
Walter Meties
John Cobb
Corvallis
In Melock
Baptist Church
Laura McGee
Hattie McGee
Walter Andrew McGee
Whitaker Returns From Philippines After Three Years
James Whitaker son of Blanche Whitaker university music instructor has returned from the Philippines where he served three years in the insular service of the government He came home to recruit his health and will return after a year in Montana climate He notes many opportunities in the Philippines yet finds it hard for white men to live there due to climate changes.
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Missoula
James Whitaker
Blanche Whitaker
Philippines
Whitaker
Montana
Confession of a Wife Praises Paine's Celery Compound
Mrs P Hoffman of Kyley town Pa credits Paine's Celery Compound with curing years of liver and kidney trouble and neuralgia after a doctor failed. She reports recovery after using two bottles and urges other sufferers to try the remedy.
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P. Hoffman
Kyleytown
Paine
MISSOULA NOTES BRISK SUMMER TERM OPENS
Missoula notes report a large summer term attendance at the university. Several locals are mentioned including Mrs Sherman Beach, Mrs T K Price, Will Beck, George Brooks, Angela and Weller, and others with various travels, purchases, and local incidents from Missoula and nearby areas. A drunken arrest, a yard scuffle, and new band uniforms are noted among multiple brief items. George Burdette and Joseph Arma appear in transfers and court witness roles.
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Sherman Beach
Land Office Entries Filed in Missoula
Timber and stone entries were made by Frank L. Doolittle Frank A. Mix George T. McCullough and a timber and stone application by Joan H Inch. Helen B Dunbar filed a desert land entry and George F Harten filed final homestead proof for 16 acres near Plains. Rejections were recorded for Marvin Wise Just as Arp Frank Rose and John Helwig with various homestead and timber applications.
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Missoula
Frank L. Doolittle
Frank A. Mix
George T. McCullough
Joan H. Inch
Lothrop
Helen B. Dunbar
Wisdom
George F. Harten
Plains
Marvin Wise
Bonner
Just
Frank Rose
John Helwig
Ben Stewart Heads to Kalispell for Geographical Survey
Ben Stewart departed this evening for Kalispell to join the Missoula Mercantile Company surveying party. The team will map lands north of Kalispell near the Egan discovery site, aiding regional geographic work.
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Missoula
Ben Stewart
Kalispell
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Swift Specific CO
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Coeur d’ Alene
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Eamey Band
M. L. Case
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Wallace
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Western Realty Company
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J. B. Monfort
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Winona
Rushford
Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Wesestern
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehbon
J. H. T. Ryman
Oaghier
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A. G
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J. M. Wlith
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T. L. Greenough
OFC G. England
A. G. Pngiend
C. H. Mcleod
John M. Keith
Gulden
Hammond
Mont
America
Broadway
New York
Rootbeer
Charles E. Hires Co
Malvern, Pa
Earth
Goodyear Rubber CO
St. Paul, Minn
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