Burned in His Cabin on Northern Pacific Right of Way
John Davis, a Northern Pacific railway section hand, was severely burned when a fire sparked by a passing engine set dry grass ablaze near Autanum, Washington. He escaped his cabin near Missoula Montana and was taken to the Company Hospital at Missoula in critical condition.
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Missoula
John Davis
Northern Pacific Railway
Autanum
Wagh
Fllensburg
Davis
Shaping the New Division Time Card Issued
Rocky Mountain division work and potential Burlington running changes outlined as Charles C. Reid tours Spokane area to finalize time cards for the Hope side of the division. New schedules may affect steam boat handling on Lake Coeur d Alene and a possible removal of the Burlington line via Butte. Roadmaster postings include Garrison, Missoula, Hope, and Wallace headquarters with listed lines and districts.
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Missoula
Charles C. Reid
Rocky Mountain Division
Spokane
Hope
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Burlington
Butte
Russell
Helena
Drummond
Red Mountain
Marysville
Montana Union
Philipsburg
Garrison
M. Skones
Thompson Falls
Mont
M. P. Stoppel
Fort Sherman
Idaho
Frank Hartman
Coeur d'Alene
Burk
Sunset
Bitter Root
Wallace
Frank Mayne
Visit Missoula Nursery's Greenhouses and City Store
Missoula residents can tour the Higgins Avenue city store and the Missoula Nursery greenhouses to view plants and garden goods. Contact details are provided for inquiries and visiting hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
City of Nome brings scarce food to Nome Alaska port
Judge William Landers reports from Nome Alaska that the City of Nome arrived as the first large steamer, but the town remains dull with severe food scarcity. Prices rise as potatoes reach 50 cents a pound and milk eggs and meat run short amid little business.
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Missouri
William Landers
Nice Landers
United States
District of Alaska
Nome
Mr. Landers
Visit of Prom Sisters and relatives in Missoula
Charles Mitchell assistant foreman of the Northern Pacific roundhouse receives a visit from George D La Barre and wife of Brainard Minnesota and brother in law. The La Barres are visiting the coast and will travel to Bozeman after a short stay in Missoula.
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Missoula
Charles Mitchell
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
George D. la Barre
Brainard
Minn
la Barre
First National Bank of
Bralhird
Bozeman
Mine in Pattee canyon promises richer ore, says owner
John Pulliam, part owner of a Pattee canyon district mine, returned last evening and predicts ore far better than expected. P. M. Reilly & Co. grocers in Missoula note strong sales and the firm Better Than Was Dreamed Of. The mine’s owner company has kept a force at work developing the ledge and may uncover a rich vein. Home cured hams at Dallys.
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Missoula
John Pulliam
Pattee Canyon
Missoula Singer Heads to Butte for Recital
Allan Mahoney a rising Missoula vocalist travels to Butte for a recital by Prof. Henry ons raux of the Smoky City. He has shown marked voice improvement. Mrs P H Mahoney will accompany him and join the recital attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Allan Mahoney
Butte
Henry Ons Raux
P. H. Mahoney
Deed Filed in South Missoula District
Filed for record in Missoula county on June 24. documents recorded include a deed for the South Missoula land project and related instruments with the county clerk and recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Notice of property deeds and for sale in Missoula
Tax deeds recorded for George C. Higgins county treasurer to Missoula County covering lots 3 and 4 in block 56 South Missoula for 3 dollars. L. L. Switzer and W. Blair listed on other parcels. For sale A desirable residence property at southwest corner Main and Madison Missoula 99 by 100 feet six rooms modern dwelling highly improved grounds. Apply to Wolf and Ryman.
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Western
Homevale
H. T. Harder
Main and
Madison Streets
Missoula
Wolf & Ryman
Indian Firewatered Intruder Attacks Ex Senator With Axe
Missoula reports a drunken Flathead entered ex Senator Worden's grocery, lay on the floor, and attacked with an axe. Worden knocked him down after two lunges. the intoxicated man was escorted out and not arrested. When sober the man is described as a friend to Worden.
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Missoula
Worden
Trahant Convicted of Petty Larceny in Missoula Court
Joseph Trahant of Deer Lodge was found guilty by a jury in Justice Hayes' court on a petty larceny charge for stealing bicycles and a roll of money. Sentence to be passed tomorrow. Paul James testified. Mulroney and Joice represented the state, W. F. Hunes appeared for Trahant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Joseph Trahant
Trahant
Deer Lodge
Mulroney & Joice
W. F. Hunes
Letters From Other States Spur Fair Women’s Dept Plans
Secretary Mulroney reports many inquiries from distant states about prize inducements for exhibits and livestock discounts. A Virginia caller seeks prizes for ladies work, prompting a Special committee to develop a women display. New premium lists soon expect many prizes for fancy articles bread pies takes and preserves.
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Missoula
Mulroney
the Fair Association
Virginia
Missoula Poll Tax Convictions Set. Fines, Costs Spun
In Missoula on June 24 the justice court of William Hayes heard first convictions for refusal to pay city road poll tax. Zadak Johnson and a colored man named Freese, plus another defendant, were fined five dollars and costs and cannot pay, so must work out fines totaling six days each. Harry Patten, known for tensorial parlors at the Finlen hotel in Butte, has taken over management of the Rankin barber shop in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Justice Court
William Hayes
Zadak Johnson
Freese
Harry Patten
Finlen
Butte
Rankin
Northern Pacific Reveals July 6 Train Time Card Change
Missoula reports four new time cards to take effect July 6 on the Northern Pacific. Eastbound running times will shift while westbound times are expected to be largely unchanged. A new line change at Bonita is anticipated to be permanent this week as preparations near completion.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Bonita
Tremblay and Mulholland Honored for High Scholarship
Julien Tremblay son of Dr. Tremblay returns from Gonzaga college with high honors and a medal for top work in studies and drills. He starred in baseball and earned a Spokane offer. John Mulholland of Butte also receives a gold medal for outstanding drill, after attending Sacred Heart academy.
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Dr. Tremblay
Gonzaga College
Missoula
Julien Tremblay
Tremblay
Spokane Elul
John Mulholland
Butte
Sacred Heart Academy
Spokane
Summer at White Moose Camp Missoula
Mrs Knowles daughter of D J Chideock, a special interior department agent, is discharged from Salt Lake City this evening. She heads to the summer home of Mr Chalwick at the White Menose camp in a scenic valley area. Mire Knowles will spend the season with her sister Miss Chadwick and her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Knowles
D. J. Chideock
Interior Department
Salt Lake City
Chalwic K
Chadwick
Labor Union Elects Officers in Missoula
At a meeting of the American Labor union in Missoula on June 24 officers were chosen. Theodore Fisher was re elected president Joseph Johnson became vice president Charles Cranston is recording secretary Henry Wolf is financial secretary Kara Danforth is treasurer and Hazelton Prouse and Jamieson serve as trustees. This marked the lodge’s first meeting under the new name Western Labor union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
American Labor Union
Theodore Fisher
Joseph Johnson
Charles Cranston
Henry Wolf
Kara Danforth
Messrs
Hazelton
Prouse
Jamieson
Lodge
Western Labor Union
Mulroney to Represent Victor Plaintiff in Debt Case
F O Mulroney of Joyce and Mulroney will travel to Lothrop with Mrs McIntyre of the Western hotel to pursue a debt action against Mr Ridley. The case will be heard before a justice of the peace in Lothrop.
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Missoula
F. O
Mulroney
Joyce
Appointment of Paradise School District Trustee
Miss Kate Shelley county superintendent appointed Henry Feugar, pioneer, as trustee of the Paradise school district to fill a vacancy caused by non qualification. The action occurred this afternoon in Missoula on June 4.
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Missoula
Kate Shelley
Henry Feugar
Paradise
Governor Toole names Fred Wence notary in Missoula
Missoula on June 24 reports Governor Toole has appointed Fred Wence of Missoula County as a notary public and that his commission arrived this morning.
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Missoula
Toole
Fred Wence
Missoula County
Ward Family Returns From Wallace Visit
Mrs. J. J. Ward and her daughter Theresa returned home Monday after visiting friends in Wallace Idaho.
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J. J. Ward
Theresa
Wallace
Idaho
Buckley Pleads Not Guilty in Garnet Saloon Assault
Missoula June 24 The trial of Robert Buckley for assaulting a Chinaman at the Garnet saloon is set for tomorrow before Justice Hayes. Buckley asked to be treated, the Mongolian declined, Buckley struck him and pleaded not guilty to assault in the third degree.
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Missoula
Robert Buckley
Garnet
Justice Hayes
Buckley
Army promotions confirmed by the Senate in Washington
The Senate confirmed Brigadier Generals Bates and Davis as major generals and Colonels Wint Baldwin and Lee as brigadier generals. Forwood becomes surgeon general. Register assignments include Dunbar Vancouver and Arms Mis soula with Grigsby named U S attorney for Alaska. Around 180 promotions across the army and revenue cutter service.
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The
Standard
Washington
Senate
John C. Bates
George W. Davis
Theodore J. Wint
Frank D. Baldwin
Jesse M. Lee
William H. Forwood
Register of Land Offices
William R. Dunbar
Vancouver
Wash
D. Arms
Missoula
Mont
Melvin Grigsby
South Dakota
United States
Alaska
Army and Revenue Cutter Service
Local Court Schedules Judgement Over Shoes
C H Graham purchased an expensive pair of shoes at Rittenour Harker. He refused payment, a suit was tried before Justice Hayes, resulting in a judgment for about 11 dollars including costs. European free bus all trains. Edmund Eeards assistant manager at Northern Pacific lunch room left Missoula to prove up a 160 acre homestead in Idaho, returning by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. H. Graham
Rittenour & Harker's
Justice Hayes
Missoua
Edmund Eeards
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Jaly
Kennedy and Wilkens Granted Missoula Marriage License
John W. Kennedy aged 34 and Frances Wilkens aged 26, both of Missoula, were issued a marriage license this afternoon by Clerk Kemp of the district court. Our new facial massage is advertised at the Rankin hotel barber shop.
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Missoula
Kemp
District Court
John W. Kennedy
Frances Wilkens
Rankin Hotel
Unique Village Encourages Chess For All In Hungary
A Hungarian village, highlighted in Peason's Weekly, makes chess an integral daily skill for every resident from children to adults. It rewards schoolchildren for chess proficiency and assigns problems for home study. The village has produced top players alongside giants like A. Asker, Steinitz, and Tschigorin, with a yearly Christmas tournament awarding prizes to top juvenile and adult players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peason
Hungary
Asker
Steinitz
Tschigorin
Pries
Prince Albert Is Crowned In Hearts Of England Says Browning
Oscar Browning in The Century portrays Prince Albert as the queen's equal partner in duties. He rose at dawn to work beside her, reading and organizing correspondence for her arrival. His selfless conduct kept merit with the queen, while public debate about his influence persisted.
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Prince Albert
England
Oscar Browning
Charles Kingsley
Buretish Breaks Staple English Town Beer Manufacture
A Pearson's Magazine feature traces the Bass brewery founded by William Bass in 1777. It notes growth to a 10 acre site with steam power, railway operations, hundreds of workers, vast cask stocks, and massive daily beer production, highlighting the firm’s substantial daily tax contributions and overall scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's Magazine
Bass
William Bass
Midland Railway Company
Burton
United Kingdom
Barber Louis Butler Sails to England with King Edward Hair
Washington correspondence notes Louis Butler a long time barber on Chesapeake bay and Potomac river steamboats sailed this week aboard the St. Louis to England with a package of King Edward hair. He hopes to obtain an audience with the king.
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Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Louis Butler
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
England
St. Louis
Edward
Prince of Wales
Hair for a King A barber’s wish reaches England voyage
An elderly barber named Butler kept a barber shop on a steamboat where a young prince, future king Edward VII, had his hair trimmed. Butler saved the hair from the cut as a personal token hoping to present it someday when the prince becomes king. Now 7 years old, Butler plans to travel to England to show the king the hair and seek recognition or aid.
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Butler
Washington
England
Prince of Wales
Edward
Steamboat Company
Mrs Roosevelt's Illness Then Serious Before Rochambeau Event
Washington correspondence reports Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt's condition worsened before the Rochambeau exercises. Her ailment followed a strenuous Charleston trip and intense public duties. She remained closely with her husband during public appearances and planned a July return to Washington to resume hospitalities.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Charleston
Mrs. Roosevelt
Rochambeau
White House
The Forces of Nature in a Brooklyn Fagle Dialogue
A comic exchange frames heat as a powerful force and frost as equally strong. The scientist notes heat’s potency while the actor recalls a wife’s warmth and a frost that drove him to travel miles along the iron road.
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Brooklyn
Aye
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