Popular Missoula Couple Weds in Simple Reception
In Missoula on June 19 Arthur Warren Wilcox and Mary I Craig were married at the bride’s home by Rev. Walter Hays. The couple, well known in local society, planned a brief 20 guest ceremony and a reception. They will spend two weeks touring Portland and Puget Sound before returning to Missoula.
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Arthur Warren Wilcox
Mary I. Craig
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The
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Pacific Coast
Portland
Puget Sound
Weddings Abound as Missoula Hosts Busy Marriage Day
Missoula records a day of many marriages with multiple couples tying the knot in quick succession. Local officiants report a surge in nuptials across city venues, reflecting broad community celebration and wedding activity.
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Three Weddings in Missoula Attend Local Clergy
Missoula June 19 noon saw C W Tillinghast wed Carrie Armstrong at Charles Eikleshimer home with few guests. Later Daniel Gannon wed Lizzie Lieb at Tony Munch home and Alice M Smithy married Benjamin F Field at the Methodist parsonage. Also a birth of plans and a note on Fred Washburn’s brain abscess operation at the NP railway hospital.
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Poplar Street
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Tony Munch
J. W. Bennett
Daniel Gannon
Lizzie Lieb
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Missouri
Alice M. Smithy
Lolo
Benjamin F. Field
Methodist
Field
Thomas L. Bateman
Robert Ziesling
Lydia Bateman
Fred Washburn
Northern Pacific
Washburn
Bonner Stage Narrowly Escapes Runaway Into Missoula
The Bonner stage escaped a wreck on the way to Missoula when runaway horses bolted after a band of gypsies encamped nearby. No injuries or damage reported as drivers regained control and halted the team.
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Missoula Mercantile Sale Promises Big Savings
On the road with difficulty Mr Peat gains control of horses as B A Mitchell of Oregon Nursery in Missoula manages affairs. The Missoula Mercantile company advertises a week long sale offering two suits of boys clothes for the price of one and urges readers to order drugs from Missoula Drug Company in Missoula.
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Sacred Heart Splendid Programme in Missoula Concert
Missoula June 1 Sacred Heart academy presents a concert in Union Opera House with acts ranging from Grafting its actial New Hail Columbia Salutatory to pantomime Jesus Lover of My Soul and a one act comedy New Broom Sweeps Clean Characters Noah Testy Armand Laland Fred John Depaull Jacob Trusty and more. The program includes instrumental duets and quartets plus a cantata After the Charge and a grand finale with Fairies of the Seasons and Polka de la Reine. Tickets and bar sale promotions follow.
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Ahas
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Injured Man Bursts Face and Shoulder After Horse Fall
John T. Evans of Clearwater is treated at Sisters' hospital in Missoula for a badly injured face and dislocated shoulder after being thrown from a horse near his home. He struck ground on sharp rocks, suffering a severe facial cut. Evans recently married the daughter of Mrs. Bryan of Spruce street.
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Clearwater
Sisters’ Hospital
Evans
Bryan
Spruce Street
Timber land dispute ends in Koch decision affirming entry
Missoula June 19 Commissioner Hermann of the general land office sustains the Missoula land office in holding Adam Koch’s homestead entry intact. The case hinges on timber cutting and alleged trespass by Bitter Root Development Co. The commission finds Koch’s settlement, residence, and improvements established, and that timber cutting alone does not warrant cancellation absent bad faith. Proceedings against involved companies were recommended but canceled with entry affirmed.
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Hamilton, Mont
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W. G. Smith
United States
Darby
Mont
Chadwock
Entryman
Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
United States District Attorney
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pellets Endorsement
A Victorian style testimonial touts Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly diseases including headaches and backaches. It claims periods regulate, drains heal, and health returns, with a testimonial from Miss Corinne C. Hook noting dramatic recovery and renewed strength. Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are also advertised for biliousness.
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Corinne C. Hook
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Pierce
Local Names Parade in Memorial Society Roll
L. T. Greenough and O. G. England appear alongside D. M. McLeod and M. Keith in a ceremonial roll call within the memorial society. The brief notice lists these individuals among attendees or honorees without additional context.
Mrs Lawrence Accused of Obtaining Goods Under False Pretenses
Mrs Lillie Lawrence formerly Mrs Thomalt was held by the sheriff for a few hours in Missoula on June 19 charged with securing a quantity of dry goods from the Missoula Mercantile by charging to another party. Her father paid the bill and costs and she was released.
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Lillie Lawrence
Thomalt
Missoula Mercantile Company
Rhodes Offers Premiums for Standard Yearly Subscriptions
Call the Standard office to see the premiums available for a year’s subscription. The premiums are described as superior to all others.
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Missoula Notes Bring Bozeman Man and Local Visits
W C Pitman of Bozeman is in Missoula. W C Hayes arrives from Nine Mile on business. Mrs John Bushey and children head to Butte to join Mr Bushey. Next Sunday a ball game pits Missoula Mercantile nine against Jim Walkers Levee nine. Andrew Beckwith visits Garnet over Stringham matters. Supervisor Weber of Bitter Root passes through Missoula for Hamilton. B P Sanborn of Florence travels to Butte with fine poultry. John Hayes leaves for Portland to wed. A second game on the south side features Missoula Mercantile nine against Florence Laundry nine. Fred Smith returns from Salt Lake with his mother and Mrs James Tyack of Butte. Expert bicycle repairs by Bishop and Kern. Beaton Bros thank friends for help after Sarah A Beaton’s death.
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Nine Mile
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Butte
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Missoula
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John Hayes
Portland
Missoula Mercantile Company
Florence Laundry
Sheriff appoints Farley deputy, heads to Arlee
Sheriff Prescott appoints Frank A. Farley as deputy sheriff and quarantine officer. He departed on this afternoon’s train to Arlee to begin duties there.
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Arlee
United States May Next Move in Tariff War With Russia
Washington reports the tariff dispute with Russia may hinge on Article II of the 1800s commerce treaty. Secretary Gage queries whether Russia has infringed U.S. rights, signaling the next step must come from the United States to continue the contest.
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Brown University ends endowment drive declares Miles lawyer degree
Providence R I June 19 At Brown University annual commencement the $2 000 000 endowment campaign was announced as raised and increasing hourly Lieut Gen Nelson A Miles received the degree of Doctor of Laws
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Lathrop Elected English Professor at University
At a meeting in Madison Wisconsin on June 19 the university selected H B Lathrop of Leland Stanford University to be associate professor of English literature in a decision announced today.
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University
H. B. Lathrop
Leland
Stanford University
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Ad Missoula
R. Gwinn expert in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat offers spectacles fitting on the third floor of the First National Bank Building in Missoula indicating available eye care services.
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