Missoula Plans a Grand Fourth Celebration
Missoula prepares a sweeping Fourth of July program with a morning parade at 9:90 featuring two bands, a speech by Hon. Martin Maginnis, readings by Elmer Woodman, and a full day of sports and concerts. Prize events include a miners drilling contest with $10 and $6 prizes, and a grand fireworks display to cap the day.
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Missoula
Plaine
Martin Maginnis
Helena
Elmer Woodman
Montana
Idaho
Poultry Raising Bulletins Issued by Montana Station
Bulletins 26 and 28 from the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station are released alongside Circular No. 1L. Bulletin 26 covers poultry raising for farmers, while Bulletin 28 presents the station’s annual officer reports showing the scope of work. Circular 1, by RB A Cooley, warns farmers to prevent insect pest introductions and offers brief guidance on pests. Professor Cooley pledges assistance to farmers and stockmen in Montana.
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Missoula
Montana Agricultural Experimental Station
Montana
RB. A. Cooley
Professor Cooley
Northern Pacific No 3 service blasted as worst yet
Missoula residents vent frustration at the Northern Pacific No 3 as trains run late daily since summer service began. Dentists and locals complain the copper city limited was more reliable, delivering on time far more often.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Copper City
Everybody Goes Fishing in Missoula as Trout Bite Across Streams
In Missoula on June 28 trouters reported heavy fishing pressure with many parties heading into the country. Most streams were fished hard and fishers claimed good luck in their posts, while a few streams remained lightly fished. A note on local commerce mentions Union Market offering beef prizes.
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Missoula
Heaviest Eastbound Train Passes Through Missoula
Missoula reports an exceptionally heavy eastbound train this morning, noted as one of the heaviest such trains to pass through, indicating unusually large cargo or rail traffic for the period.
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Missoula
Missoula Train Crowd At Station In Busy Day
In Missoula a crowded station saw many travelers board the train along with baseball players. Two large passenger engines were hitched to the train, a setup not used in some time. A local ad notes 65 cent French flannels on sale at 39 cents per yard at the Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Victor Wins The Game In Close Missoula Clash
Victor nine defeated Missoula Mercantile 12 to 11 in a determined contest played in Missoula. Fred Smith pitched well for Missoula, while Victor fielding and hitting impressed the crowd. one injury occurred when Harry Thompson was kicked in the face but remained in play.
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Missoula
Victor
Missoula Mercantile Company
Fred Smith
Harry Thompson
Joe Appolonio
Fred Stoddard
Charlie Dorman
George Beckwit
Farmers Fear the Gypsy Marauders
Missoula reports panic as Sheriff Prescott travels to Frenchtown to quell a feared Gypsy band blamed for ongoing theft in the Frenchtown valley after being driven from Missoula last week. Deputies may be used to clear the band and restore safety. Expert bDievere repairs. Bishop & Kern.
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Missoula
Prescott
Frenchtown
St. John’s
Bonita Outing Club Incorporation in Montana
Marshall and Stiff draft articles for the Bonita Outing club a group of prominent Butte Anaconda and Missoula residents planning to buy the Babcock ranch near Quigley. Papers sent to Butte for approval. officers not chosen until ready. About 50 members on charter. call at the Standard office to see subscription premiums.
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Missoula
Marshall & Stiff
Bonita Outing Club
Butte
Anaconda
Babcock
Quigley
Real Gypsies Visit Missoula in Contrast to Renegade Band
Two families of genuine gypsies are visiting Missoula this week, contrasting with a renegade group that appeared last week. The present party claims the earlier crowd were impostors and not gypsies at all. The current group has been in Montana for 11 years, travels in summer, and showcases fine equipment and good tools. A. Mitchell, manager of the Oregon Nursery Company, offices in Missoula.
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Missoula
Montana
Florence laundry team to build new ball park in Missoula
Missoula on June 23 reports Florence laundry baseball players have leased a vacant lot east of Higgins avenue and north of Spruce street to convert into a ball park. Bringer and Campbell plan a Monday start with a crew to finish by midweek. Split bamboo rods nickel trimming price listed at McBride's.
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Missoula
Florence Laundry
Higgins Avenue
Spruce Street
Bringer & Campbell
St John’s Day in Missoula for French town celebration
Missoula residents travel to French town for St John’s Day festivities starting in the afternoon and lasting through the night. The event will be simpler this year with dancing beginning at 1 PM and a brief sports program. Drug orders should go to the Missoula Drug Company in Missoula.
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Missoula
Frenchtown
Missoula Team Prepares for Butte Baseball Showdown
A large Missoula crowd travels to Butte to back the Braund nine for a game against the local nine. The Missoula players are joined by many supporters and hope to repeat their earlier victory. A local ad notes cheap wash goods from Geiden dues.
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Missoula
Butte
Braund Nine
Geiden
Livestock Poison Plant Study Initiated in Montana
Montana agricultural experiment station begins a year long investigation with Dr. M. E. Knowles to identify poisonous plants affecting stock. The effort seeks detailed reports on past and current losses, local conditions, plants suspected, stock affected, and treatment outcomes to map dangerous zones and prevent further harm.
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Missoula
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
M. E. Knowles
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Helena
Northern Pacific Crew Leaves for Coeur d Alene Bridges
Bridge foreman J Db West leads a pile driving crew to the Coeur d Alene branch to repair four or five trestles near Quartz. The department will use new Tacoma built boarding cars on the rebuilt structures and expects them soon.
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Missoula
Tacoma
Rk Gwinn M D resident eye specialist
Rk Gwinn M D is identified as a resident eye specialist in the report.
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Rk, Gwinn, M. D
Father of Alderman Marsh Dies in Bast Home
Missoula June 2 Alderman Charles H Marsh learns of his father's death at an early hour in the Bast home The telegram says the funeral will be tomorrow The distance prevents Mr Nash from attending Best paper hangers lowest prices Work done promptly at L N Simons
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Missoula
Charles H. Marsh
L. N. Simon's
Hospital Notes from Missoula Report on Local Patients
At the hospital Missoula June 23 Mrs Weigle of Hope wife of engineer Weigle has been very ill but is now able to be up and around. Mrs Julia Marre of Thompson is at the hospital. Mrs Luby has been ill for several weeks and is able to be up and expects to leave soon for home. Screen doors and wallpaper advertised with low prices.
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FE. M. Ratcliffe
Standard Office
Walter Turner
Hamilton
Missoula
Mr. Maitland
Sisters’ Hospital
J. S. Harker
South Fourth Street
Weigle
Hope
Engineer Weigle
Julia Marre
Thompson
Luby
Missoula Social Notes and Local Visits
Missoula residents and visitors share a lively Sunday scene with A. J. Shores in town, Hermann Whitelaw returning from Europe, Sam Reed visiting from Riverside, and Mary Smark undergoing surgery at Sisters' Hospital. George Good and family from Thompson Falls join, Elmer Hershey returns from Helena, and a Missoula club special meeting is set for July 8 to discuss constitutional changes.
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Hermann Whitelaw
Europe
Sam Reed
Riverside
Missoula
Mary Smark
Sisters’ Hospital
Missoula Train Recovers Elderly Passenger and Gonzaga Returnees
William Johnston, removed from a westbound train at Sheriff O Connell's request, was released after no caller appeared to claim him. Later the westbound train brought home many Gonzaga college students from Spokane, meeting parents and relatives in Missoula. A sale offer granted 25 percent off summer white goods and ladies shirts at Giebe for three days.
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Missoula
William Johnston
O'Connell
Lewis and Clarke County
Johnston
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Butte
Montana
Julian Tremblay
Fred Murphy
James Flynn
John Hogan
Philipsburg Prepares For One Of Best Fourth Of July Celebrations
Philipsburg promises a top Fourth of July with brass band led events on Broadway races and a grand evening ball. Local notables travel for health and business plans include construction by Gannon and Neu and transfer of goods. Citizens plan to attend the Butte street fair while families visit Helena Bozeman and Wallace Idaho.
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Philipsburg
Gannon & Neu
Butte
A. A. McDonald
Helena
Jennie Collins
Bozeman
Burton Harris
Meeteesi
Wyo
Clem Mees
Upper Rock Creek
John Bourbon
Putnam
Missoula
Hospital of
Granite
Humphrey
Judge Napton
John McGuinness
Anaconda
George Maywood
Boulder Creek
George Snook
Snook
Louis Penrose
Francis McClennan
R. R. McLeod
Lucy Paradise
Wallace
Idaho
KF. L. Proebsting
Andy McDonald
William Campbell
Princess Hatzfeldt Receives Extra Huntington Inheritance
The Ex aminer reports that Princess Hatzfeldt, adopted daughter of Col lis P. Huntington, will receive about 1 million more from the Huntington fortune, in addition to her million in the will. The surplus stems from Henry E. Huntington's voluntary fairness amid a surge in the value of the railway founder's securities.
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San Francisco
C. P. Huntington
Examiner
Hatzfeldt
Collis P. Huntington
Huntington
Henry E. Huntington
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Western
Western Montana
The
Standard
West Main Street
Madras
Manhattan
Percale
Percantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Clothing Department
Kore Dowsiors
Ravendorf
Papertment Station
MecHaMe Bros
Soo
Efleet
Dungan
Nat. Bk. Bidg
St. Paul
Russell
Black
Barnes
Philip Whitaker
Rocky Mountain Division
News Room
Inquire X
Missoula Mercantile
Bishop & Kern
Gang of
Cat Throats
Nm. A. Mitchell
Oregon Nursery Company
Viorence Laundry
McBride's
ST. John's Day
Prenchtown
Misscoula Drug Company
Rhodes
Charles West
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line
J. O. Read
New
Fruitgrowers' Protective Association
State Board of Horticulture
Reuben Dwight
Harry McLeod
M. M
Coeur d Alene
Alderman Marsh
McBride
Notes
A. J. Shores
al Hunter
Hogan Ranch
St. Ignatius Mission
Daniel Heyfron
Salt Lake
Mike Maloney
Pacific Coast
Abenday
Phil
the Globe
Crimson Harvester Oil
Pulliam Bros
P.M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Johns
Giebe
Princess Hatzfeldt
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly
Joyce & Mulroney
First National Bank
R. Gwinn
First National Bank Bldg
Kodak Supplies
Kodakery
Smith & Simmons
Druggists
Mont
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Bk. Biock
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Woly
John C. Lehson
J.H
Ryman
Ana
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Simons
H, L, Braun & CO
Chas. Emsley
United States
Smith Drug Company
Deering
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England, J. M. Keith
R. A. Foldy, A. B. Hammond
A. G. Bogland, Job
Ite Seveee
peewee coes + Omshior
T. L. Greenough
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
Eer
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Tse
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis, Inc
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Building
Denver, Colo
Onner
Tamarack Finish
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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