Poor Exhibition Rules Missoula Ball Game Attendance
A large Missoula crowd witnessed a poor game between Florence Laundry and Missoula Mercantile. Delafontaine’s unwithdrawn presence and Tremblay’s disputed lineup caused a delay. both sides refused to play until adjusted. Tremblay showed promise in his Missoula debut as Mott and Smith battled the pitching.
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Missoula
Ball Park
Florence Steam Laundry
Missoula Mercantile Company
Vlay
Laundry Boys
Mercantile
de Mayes
Delatontaine
Chicago
Ijiesuale
Tremblay
Mercantile Rampainy
Delafontaine
Ugh Kennedy
Hall
Smith
Hall Mott
McCauley
Morgan
W. Houston
Kelley
Matheson
H. Houston
Mott
Florence
Marshall
Harley
Schander
Gibney
Hart
Mort
Indurable Cedar Pipe System For Local Waterworks
Cedar staves bound with wire form a durable pipe claimed to outlast cast iron. Mr. Graham is erecting a manager’s house at the site, with completion expected in a few weeks.
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Graham
Missoula Notes Report Local Movements and Visits
MISSOULA NOTES. Births are announced for D D Hull and John Notting ham families. Alex Dow of Frenchtown visits Missoula. Charles Schoen travels to Spokane. A D Bosworth and wife visit Butte. Louis Clairmont, a cattle dealer, in town on business. Mrs J Farrell of Lough Missoula and son go to Virginia City for weeks. Mrs John H Jessup and children join husband in Spokane. Mrs Wallace B Jessup returns from Bitter Root valley. Wingrave, ex Northern Pacific official, away to the East. William Ryer of Coe Commission visits Helena manager Hewett in Missoula. Dev D B Price preaches in Stevensville and plans to attend dedication of capital building July Fourth in Helena. J M Price of Victor Mercantile returns home. Victor prospering.
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John Nottingham
Alex Dow
Frenchtown
Charles Schoen
Spokane
A. D. Bosworth
Butte
Louis Clairmont
J. Farrell
Lough Missoula
Virginia City
John H. Jessup
Wallace B. Jessup
Hewett
Missoula
Fuey
Dev
D. B. Price
South Methodist Church
Stevensville
Helena
Capital Building
J. M. Price
Great Day for Fishing Around Missoula
On June 29, Missoula reports a superb fishing day as several parties went out early and returned late. Most fished up to Lolo with excellent catches, while the Missoula river below the Bitter Root confluence yielded the season's best fishing and large catches. Some experienced anglers headed for Rock creek after nightfall. Home cured hams and bacon advertised at Dally's.
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Missoula
Lolo
Rock Creek
Buffaloes Break Loose At Wild West Show
Two buffaloes escaped from the camp at the fair grounds near Missoula while being driven to Grant Creek. They led handlers on a long chase before being watered, as the big show moves its tent and animals to the city tonight for a Wednesday performance.
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Missoula
Faly Grounds
Grant Creek
Liberty contest ends Monday with Miss Osborne leading
Miss Osborne holds a narrow lead in the Fourth of July liberty contest in Missoula as of today. Miss Mansell’s supporters push to close the gap, with both candidates sharing about a 700 percent chance of victory depending on late votes.
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Missoula
Miss Osborne
Miss Mansell
Religious services draw large crowds in Missoula on Sunday
In Missoula churches on June 9 crowds attended all services. The Christian church hosted a children led program with recitations songs and drills under BR Brian Owen. Morning music featured Miss Alice Horine. Methodist and Presbyterian churches reported sermons and holy communion and large congregations led by Rev Jacob Mills Rev George Stewart and Rev Walter Hays.
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Missoula
Christian Church
Ers
Cere Tyree
Brian Owen
Howarth Jenkens
Alice Horine
Jacob Mills
George Stewart
Walter Hays
Potomac
Price List From Local Hotels July 1902 Adopted
On and after July 1 1902 the following prices will apply single meals and up meal tickets six dollars or more, table board by the month twenty two dollars and up. Signers include MIX BROS European hotel James Osborne Kennedy hotel Pots and Read Rankin hotel P P Pierce Missoula hotel A W Woodworth Banquet restaurant S Lynch Bon Lon restaurant.
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MIX Bros
James Osborne
Kennedy
Potts & Read
Rankin
P. P. Pierce
Missoula
A. W. Woodworth
Banquet
S. Lynch
Bon Lon
Water system work advances in Missoula contract
David Graham, from Lothrop, spent Sunday in Missoula. He has a contract with the Western Lumber company to lay in a water system. He says work is moving along nicely and will be completed as soon as expected. The town will be supplied by pipe for conducting the water.
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Missoula
David Graham
Lothrop
Western Lumber Company
Man Arrested Over Refusal to Pay Poll Tax in Missoula
Fred Bailey, a piano player at Headquarters saloon, was arrested after refusing to pay the poll tax. He languished in jail all day and faces a hearing tomorrow. Also notes a facial massage service at Rankin hotel barber shop.
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Missoula
O Meer McGregor
Fred Bailey
Rankin Hotel
Cronkrite Returns to Missoula on Southern Visit
George Cronkrite eldest son of Mr and Mrs F M Cronkrite arrives from Memphis Tennessee to visit his parents for a time. He is chief accountant for a wholesale firm in that region and has not been West for several years. Screen doors McBride's.
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Missoula
George Cronkrite
F. M. Cronkrite
Memphis
Tenn
Kalispell to Have Company in Montana Militia
Adjutant General Lee McCaullock arrived from Virginia City and Helena and planned to organize a militia company in Kalispell. Preliminary arrangements completed a strong unit is to be formed as he heads west after the Burlington train arrival.
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Missoula
Eral
Lee McCaullock
Edacity
Virginia City
Helena
Ile
Burlington
West
Kalispell
Recovery Trip to the Reservation Aids Mrs Beaudreau
A Missoula note reports June has returned to the Reservation with credits to be the cars. Mr. 29 Mrs. Po'son, with ties to the Sisters, has so far recovered enough to travel on. Mrs Beaudreau accompanied her to the reservation where she is expected to regain health.
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Missoula
Water Case Attendees Depart for Stevensville
Attorneys J. M. Dixon and W. M. Draffen left Missoula for Stevensville to represent clients in the celebrated water case. They traveled by buggy and expect to return later this week. S. G. Murray also went to Stevensville, departing on the Bitter Root train.
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Missoula
J. M. Dixon
W. M. Draffen
Stevensville
S. G. Murray
Registry Agent Resigns in Missoula District 4
A. W. McKeown of Bonner resigned as registry agent for district No. 4 after being appointed by the county commissioners. The commission will likely appoint a replacement at the next regular meeting of the board.
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Missoula
A. W. McKeown
Bonner
Boaru
Notable Visit By Coeur d'Alene Officials in Missoula
Roadmaster Frank Mayne of the Coeur d Alene district and Section Foreman Frank Hartman of the west end spent Sunday in Missoula on business. Both witnessed the ball game and planned to return to duties in the morning.
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Missoula
Frank Mayne
Coeur d'Alene
Frank Hartman
West End
Missoula Nursery Contact Notice
Visit Missoula Nursery’s steenhouses or call city store on Higgins Avenue for product inquiries and location details.
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Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Stevensville lumberman seriously ill linked to woodtick
Dan McDonald, a Stevensville lumberman, is reported very low with spotted fever after being bitten by a woodtick about 26 hours earlier. The report notes the illness as a possible link in establishing responsibility for spotted fever to the tick. The piece also covers local trips by J. S. Dougherty and son, Br. A. Sherman, and others returning from mining areas and a social gathering with music and refreshments.
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Standard
Hamilton
Dan McDonald
Stevensville
McDonald
Dougherty and Son
John L
Br. A. Sherman
Ravalli County
Hughes Creek
Idaho
Indian Creek
Mineral Hill
Horse Creek
Sig
Dor Franklin
Mineralit
J. C. Gilman
William Costello
Victor
Thunder Mountain
Colonel Marshall Trades for a Noted Trotting Horse
Missoula June 29 Colonel T C Marshall reports a swap of horses to gain a trotter named Frances Ann Rebe keh Todd. He traded his Edna Earl to a Stevensville resident and plans to see Frances Ann race in Burnt Fork water right suit coverage later today.
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Missoula
T. C. Marshall
Edna Earl
Stevensville
Frances Ann Rebekeh Todd
Burnt Fork Water
Missoula Girl Concert Band Impresses Local Audience
A large crowd enjoyed a performance on Higgins avenue by Missoula's Girls Concert band. The young players showed great improvement and the town, proud of the Northwest's only girl band, expects it to rise toward the level of larger ensembles with continued practice.
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Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Man Named Donley In Runaway Near Missoula Fairgrounds
A man who identified himself as Donley and a companion were thrown from a buggy after the wheel caught on barbed wire near the Missoula fair grounds. The buggy was badly smashed but no serious injuries were reported. Harry Patten has taken the management of Rankin barber shop in Missoula.
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Missoula
Donley
Fair Grounds
Harry Patten
Finlen
Butte
Rankin
Garden City band plans free July 4 concert at courthouse square
In Missoula on June 29 the Garden City band announces a free open air concert for July 4 afternoon at the courthouse square. The band under Professor Ganke’s leadership is progressing well and producing fine music.
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Missoula
Garden City
Courthouse Square
Ganke
Dandruff Cure Claim Touts Herpicide Against Germs
A health ad argues that scalp washing cannot cure dandruff and that daily washing fails to prevent it. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only method to kill the dandruff germ, claiming it allows hair to grow healthily by destroying the cause.
Sunday tribute marks first legislative day in 90 years
The U S House paid homage to Amos Cummings of New York and Otey of Virginia with a marine band in the lobby and widows in the speaker’s pew. Eulogies praised Cummings’ character as lawmakers from both parties voiced respect, marking a rare Sunday session for formal legislative business.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Amos Cummings
New York
Otey
Virginia
Moody
Marine Band
Typographical Union, No. 6
Letter Carriers’ Association
New York Pilots’ Association
Cummings
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
House
Henry Winter Davis
Amos J. Cummings
Samuel J. Randall
William D. Kelley
Benjamin Butterworth
8. S. Cox
Mr. Cummings
Messrs. McClellan
Foss
Iinois
Illinois
Sulzer
McCall
Massachusetts
Meyer
Louisiana
Clark
Missoula
Dayton
West Virginia
Goldfogel
Lessler
Hooker
Misssissippi
Representative Otey
James Jones
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Flood
Lanham
Texas
Hay
Morris
Minnesota
Swanson
de Armond
Missouri
Rhea
Graff
W. W. Kitchen
North Carolina
Lamb
Western Union Promotes Patterson to Philadelphia Traffic Chief
Walter G Patterson longtime Western Union manager in Butte and Anaconda will leave for Philadelphia to accept a promotion. Johnnie Reid, former Colorado Springs manager, will install Patterson as traffic chief in Philadelphia. Patterson, who has only use of his right arm, has long handled Western Union business on the overland circuit and earned praise for his work before the through circuit linked New York Chicago and San Francisco.
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Standard
Helena
Walter G. Patterson
Butte
Western Union
Anaconda
Swan
Philadelphia
L. Clowry
Clowry
New
Reid
Patterson
Pat
Quaker City
West
Omaha
Ogden
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Lightning Strikes Near Fort Benton Sheep Company
Great Falls dispatch reports a lightning bolt hit a fence near the Fort Benton Sheep Company's sheds during a June storm. Dan Traynor was knocked from his wagon but uninjured. his leaders fell, Burt Turner's team ditched its wagon, and a mower at John Neubert's Teton ranch was knocked from the seat as the machine was damaged by the strike.
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Standard
Great Falls
Dan Traynor
Fort Benton
Shonkin
Missouri
Traynor
Burt Turner
John Neubert
Teton Ranch
Hurt by Fall From Horse at Kinnard Ranch
Miles City June 29 Dr. Matthews attended Bruce Bullard after a fall from a horse while tending cows at the Kinnard ranch. He felt pain in the head, swooned twice, but by morning was not thought seriously hurt.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Matthews
Kinnard Ranch
Bruce Bullard
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Tyne
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Cook Remedy Company
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St. James Medical Association
St James
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Bonner, MO
Plana
Bonner Yarde
BIG Blackfoot Milling Coo
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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