Fast Horses Are Expected In Missoula Fair
Turfmen in Missoula express strong confidence that the forthcoming fair and racing association meeting will produce a top quality season. New horses are expected alongside existing entries, with matinees planned through the summer and a notable arrival from another part of the state. Farmers anticipate a large fair, and organizers aim to publish the fair catalogues soon.
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Missoula
Horsemen of
Fair and Racing Association
Darhee
Northern Pacific Coeur d Alene Mill Labour Force Expansion
The Coeur d Alene branch of the Northern Pacific currently has a small crew at work in the mills. The mill is expected to begin saving about March 10 and when fully operational will employ nearly 260 men across the mill and yards. Mr. Gerrity will visit the city for a couple of days on business before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Northern Pacific
Gerrity
Kelley pleads guilty to assault in Stark incident
Missoula Feb 28 John Kelley a young lumberjack in Stark pleaded guilty to assault on John Cyr. The second degree charge was dropped a third degree assault filed Judge Houtchens fined Kelley ten dollars plus costs about seventeen dollars. Kelley said drunken melee sparked the fight and he drew a knife. Cyr sustained a deep arm cut but remained able to work. Bell was not present. J M Evans represented Kelley.
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Missoula
John Kelley
Stark
John Cyr
Houtchens
Kelley
Cyr
Bell
J. M. Evans
TWO MUSICAL PRODIGIES Auditors Are Charmed by Their Performance
Missoula observers crowded the Sacred Heart academy to hear Paloma and Karin Schramm perform on piano. The California born sisters, ages 11 and 9, have toured the country with success, enchanting audiences in Germany, Holland, Austria, and Switzerland. Their father praises Paloma’s talent and urges support from educators to nurture her refined musical gift.
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Missoula
Sisters of Charity
Sacred Heart Academy
C. F. W. Schramm
Paloma
Karin Schramm
Academy
Germany
Holland
Austria
Switzerland
California
Los Angeles
United States
America
Europe
Missoula Church Notices for Sunday Services
The Missoula churches list Sunday services led by Rev. J. W. Bennett at Methodist. no services at German Lutheran. South Missoula preaching by Rev. Barnes. Presbyterian services by Rev. Hays. Baptist morning and evening by Rev. Salsman. Episcopal services by Rev. Weed. Scandinavian Church led by Rev. Peterson. Scient istist church meets at McHaffie block. Christian Church with music and sermons. Lent fish offerings at Duaily's.
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Missoula
Methodist Church
East Main
Washington Streets
J. W. Bennett
Hamilton Congregational Church
South Missoula
Iwoa.om
Christian Endeavor Society
J. A. Barnes
Presbyterian Church
Junior Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Walter Hays
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
W. C. Weed
Christian Helpers
Scandinavian Church
M. Peterson
First Church of Christ (Scientist
McHaffie Block
Higgins Avenue
Christian Church
Washington
East Cedar Streets
W. F. Sudds
Rev H E Russell Returns From Florence Campaign
Rev H E Russell ends a two weeks revival in Florence with strong turnout and several converts in the valley. The Florence church, noted as one of the prettiest in the area, awaits his Missourie return Sunday morning to resume duties at the Missourie church.
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Missoula
H. E. Russell
Florence
Brennen Buys Surfacer for Pony Camp Sawmill
Willum Brennen visited Missoula from Pony to buy a surfacer for a new camp mill. He recently acquired a small mill that formerly belonged to Sullivan Bros. of St. Regis, with all machines to be shipped to Pony. Mail orders directed to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
Willum Brennen
Pony
John Lynch
Sullivan Bros
St. Regis
Peny
Ranch sale in Farn Missoula district to Mrs Woods
William Kennedy reported in Farn Missoula that his Lolo valley ranch known as the Davis property has been sold to Mrs Woods of Stevensville. The price remains undisclosed. The farm is among the oldest and best in the valley. C. W. Lombard dentist Daly block.
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Missoula
William Kennedy
Lolo
Davis
Woods
Stevensville
County Assessor Massey Sends Tax Blanks to Taxpayers
Missoula February 28. County Assessor J. H. Massey is mailing thousands of tax blanks for taxpayers to list property and return. His office will be busy for months with regular staff and an extra man to be used in the field.
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Missoula
J. H. Massey
Missoula to Add Second Lumber Yard This Summer
prospect of two lumber yards in Missoula with Clark company promoters taking land in South Missoula formerly used by H W McLaughlin. they may establish a sash and door factory alongside the yard operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Clark
H. W. McLaughlin
Gerrity forecasts summer camp expansion for county
William J. Gerrity former deputy sheriff visits Missoula from Lothrop and says the coming summer will see his camp become one of the busiest in the area. The report notes P. M. Reilly & Co. grocers in the same scene.
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Missoula
William J. Gerrity
Fron
Lothrop
Unruly Boys Arrested In Chinaman District Incident
Missoula reports Officer Wilson arrested a young man in the red light district for throwing stones at Chinese residents. The boy attempted to flee but was caught and jailed for a few hours. Police seek better parental cooperation to curb curfew violations and late night street gatherings.
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Missoula
Wilson
Red Light
Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses Or City Store Call
Missoula readers are invited to visit the city’s Higgins Avenue location for greenhouse tours or call the Missoula Nursery city store for information on plant availability and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Reform School Order For Wayward Lad In Montana
Send to Reform School Miles City. Arthur Mahoney a boy of MM years was ordered to the reform school at Miles City by Judge Webster for in corrigibility and associating with persons of evil character. He had been staying with his aunt Mrs George Carley then left town two weeks ago and went to Delane's ranch on the Lolo. The sheriff pursued him and took him to Miles City tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Arthur Mahoney
Reform
Mites City
Webster
George Carley
Miles City
Alderman Mix Plans Seattle Return After Spokane Visit
Alderman Ed Mix, after several weeks in Spokane, reports a splendid trip. He will head to Seattle for a few days before returning home. On the coast he will study how other city officials manage business affairs to apply the lessons in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ed Mix
Spokane
Seattle
Blind old man found seeks Deer Lodge aid
Missoula officers last evening found a blind elderly man with no companions. He carried several counterfeit coins and offered to exchange four dimes and two nickels for a half dollar, not realizing he spoke to an officer. He wished to go to Deer Lodge and funds were secured for his trip.
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Missoula
Deer Lodge
Rev J W Bennett Returns From Philipsburg Revival
Rev J W Bennett of the Methodist church returns from Philipsburg where he assisted in revival meetings. The campaigns were well attended and many joined the church. He will lead services again at his own church on Sunday.
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Missoula
J. W. Bennett
Methodist Church
Philipsburg
Bennett
Massey Father Critically Ill in Spokane
Missoula February 28 Assessor 7 H Massey left for Spokane after a telegram announced his father, about 86, suddenly fallen seriously ill. The elder Massey had been in good health until recently and is now reported in a critical condition awaiting news from the Spokane hospital.
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Missoula
H. Massey
Spokane
Fourth Annual Session of the Biological Station Planned
Bulletin from the University of Montana announces Bulletin No. 7 detailing the Fourth Annual Session of the Biological Station to be held at the lake shore this summer. The notice directs inquiries to Morton J Elrod in Missoula for trip and station work information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
University of Montana
Morton J Elrod
Toes Lost In Lumber Load Accident At Missoula
Oliver Chase a well known lumberman from Missoula and the Bitter Root valley arrived here this morning minus two toes after a lumber car started while he loaded it. His foot was bruised and the toes were completely severed.
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Missoula
Oliver Chase
Bitter Root Valley
Missoula Hears New Supervisor of Bridges and Buildings
Learning the Details in Missoula on February 8, J Flemiming is being prepared for his duties as supervisor of bridges and buildings. Division Engineer B E Palmer trains him on each detail, with Palmer likely to depart for Spokane tomorrow.
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Missoula
J. Flemiming
City
B. E. Palmer
Palmer
Spokane
To Try Siegel Case In Missoula Court
Otto Siegel's case will be heard tomorrow if all parties are ready. Efforts to secure testimony from a witness in the pesthouse failed, making it possible the trial proceeds without his evidence.
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Missoula
Otto Siegel
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Loyal Response to Patron
A torn line from a historical text hints at gratitude and mutual obligation between a patron and supporters. The fragment suggests repayment for aid and the readiness of those involved to act for her interests.
Clinton Appeals Land Contest Involving Northern Pacific
Missoula February 28 Robert Fisher filed an appeal in the Clinton township land contest against the Northern Pacific Railway company. The local office favored the railway, the commissioner affirmed, and the appeal goes to the interior secretary. Three new Little Thompson plats arrive for filing April 17 with 69 days for state selections. Mrs McKenzie Wisdom and Albert Seward Vermillion filed on nearby homesteads while Henrietta Jackson Jackson filed desert land final proof.
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Missoula
Robert Fisher
Frank H. Woody
Cinton Township
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Clinton
Little Thompson
John P. McKenzie
Wisdom
Albert D. Seward
Vermillion
Henrietta J. Jackson
Jackson
Missoula Notes Reveals Local Movements and Court Action
MISSOULA NOTES records residents and visitors in town. Mentions include F Egbert of Carlton, Joe Fulkerson in Missoula, A J Gibson visiting Hamilton, Mrs L B Jones at the Florence, and S J Vanderberg in the city. Demurrer filed in Alice Sanders versus Ida K Davis. John F Richards fined for loafing. various moves, trips, and hotel news noted.
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F. Egbert
Carlton
Dixon
Joe Fulkerson
Victor
Missoula
A. J. Gibson
Hamilton
Jones
Rowan
Florence
S. J. Vanderberg
Tyler B
Alice Sanders
Ida K. Davis
Robert O Hara Visits Ra vall County Democrat Editor
Robert O Hara of Hamilton arrives in Missoula to see Editor Sherman a typhoid patient at Sisters Hospital. He is noted for his newspaper experience and will help publish one of the best papers in the Bitter Root valley while in town he also handles land office business.
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Missoula
Robert O'Hara
Hamilton
Sherman
Ravalli County
Mrs Cowan Improves in Missoula Hospital Stay
Mrs Thomas Cowan, brought to Missoula from Victor, is slightly improved at the Sisters' hospital. Surgeons plan to remove a decayed finger bone and may operate as early as tomorrow if her condition holds.
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Missoula
Iomas Cowan
Victor
Sisters’ Hospital
Lacasse moves from Tron Mountain to Cedar Creek mines
John Lacasse reports he left Tron Mountain and will start prep work at the Cedar Creek mines. He is one of the owners of the Lacasse placer property. The remaining brothers stay in Missoula for now.
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Missoula
John Lacasse
Tron Mountain
Cedar Creek
Lacausse
Major Duncan Returns From Butte Visit
Major Duncan came back from a professional trip to Butte and spent a day there last evening. He met many former Missoula residents and observed that they all seemed to be getting along well. He also ran into I. G. Denny, once a prominent figure in Missoula county, and found him doing well.
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Missoula
Duncan
Butte
I. G. Denny
Missoula County
Teachers Examinations Held by County Superintendent
Missoula February 28. County Superintendent Miss Kate Shelley conducted teachers examinations in the district courtroom. Eleven teachers from various districts attended and took the tests. Tomorrow another large class will be present.
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Missoula
Kate Shelley
Parent Graham Case Scheduled for March 7 Hearing
Missoula February 28 Cy Parent arrived from Bonita and arranged a hearing date of March 7. Graham was notified to appear then.
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Missoula
Cy Parent
Bonita
Graham
Overcoat Colds Explained By London Mail
The London Mail reports that thick overcoats trap body moisture and heat when removed after cold walks, causing chills and conditions like lumbago rheumatism and neuralgia. It notes the danger when exercise stops and a warm breakfast leads to a quick outdoor walk then a draughty office.
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London Mail
Practical coats and hygienic dress for cold days
The passage suggests options to avoid shivers and chills in cold weather. It discusses layering with wooden underclothing, avoiding an overcoat for the robust, using gradual moisture evaporation, switching to a lighter coat indoors, and wearing a light porous overcoat on exceptionally cold days.
Shoup and the Sand Creek Massacre Hero Wins U S Senate Bid
The article recalls George L. Shoup from Denver in the late 1800s, noting his dual reputation as a Chivington massacre denouncer and Sand Creek battle hero, and mentions his later bid to succeed Senator Heitfeld in the U S Senate with a Colorado lore frame.
New Jersey Senator Dryden The Target Of An Unintentional Joke
The Washington Post reports Senator Dryden, newly elected from New Jersey, became the butt of an unintentional joke due to a newspaper correspondent's lack of humor. The scene underscores the misread humor in political coverage.
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Washington Post
Dryden
New Jersey
Field Flower and Garden Seeds Sale Notice
Field, Flower and Garden Seeds offer quality seed varieties for a good harvest. Sterling Timothy, Sterling Medium Red Clover, Choice Timothy, Choice Medium Red Clover and Northrup King & Co. seeds priced at 5¢ per package. We pay freight on all seed orders and mail orders receive careful attention.
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Northrup, King & Co
Reeach
Senator Dryden Misunderstood Insurance Joke
A new senator, Dryden, is lampooned for seeking life insurance from Senator Vest. A New Jersey paper ran the tale seriously, prompting criticism that a senator should not solicit such coverage. Vest, age 72, was the subject of the joke, not Dryden’s actions.
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New Jersey
Dryden
Senate
United States
Senator West
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Pantasolt
Missoula, Mont
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G. T. Lewis
H. L. Braun & Co
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Boston
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Turkish Baths
Rankin Barbershop
Pony's
C. W. Lombard
Daly Block
Belding
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Reform School
Bishop & Kern
Union Block
Biological Station Bulletin
Missoula Notes
James E. Hayes
Stephen Hayes
Anaconda
William Murphy
John F. Richards
Florence Hotel
W. FB. Ogden
Coeur d'Alene Express
Seatle
Portland
J. W. Mehargue
Boise
Idaho
Mr. O'Mara
Graham Case
Gordon
Shoup
George L. Shoup
Heitfeild
Denver
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Chivington
Sand Creek
Colorado
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Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank OF
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A. G
England
J. M. Keith
DIREC
A. Eddy
John M
Naneoes
Greenough
McLeod
Missoua
W. L. Murphy
Tawyer
Joyce Mulroney
Attorneys AT Law
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J. M. Lucy
Union
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W. A. Cook
M. D
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Helena, Mont
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Toole Ave
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