Missoula Bridge Plan Spurs City Council Action
Missoula leaders urge city council to fund a new bridge across the Missoula river to connect the state university with eastern Missoula. County commissioners have contributed 25000 to the fund. city support expected to attract private subscriptions and ease traffic, including cattle crossings away from the business district.
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Missoula
The
State University
Th State University
Montana
Higgins Avenue
Death of Western Montana stage driver William Keves
Missoula March 12 The death of William Keves removes the last of the old stage drivers who held the lines in Western Montana. Keves was a noted reineman who drove on the Deer Lodge line before the railway and continued on shorter routes after being displaced by the Northern Pacific. He remained active until the branch road era ended his business, and old-timers recall vivid incidents featuring Mill Keyes.
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Missoula
William Kees
Montana
Premiums for a Year’s Standard Subscription Offer
Call at the Standard office to learn about the year's subscription premiums. The headlines promise premiums that outshine all others and underscore the value of subscribing today.
Missoula Riders Prepare for Summer Campaign
Missoula residents gear up for a busy wheel campaign this summer. Michael Flynn plans to buy a new model and ride to the city from his ranch, aiming to set a new distance record. He has learned to ride and will debut soon, signaling growing popularity for cycling over horse travel.
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Missoula
Michael Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Tailor Lemley Offers 60 Day Special Bargains
Having settled with creditors to realize money Lemley the tailor announces special bargains for the next 60 days in suits and fittings.
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Lemley
Bray predicts Missoula race meet success this spring
Missoula reports Jack Dray, known to horsemen, will return to Missoula from Butte with horses for road work and plans to visit again. He asserts the Missoula race meeting will be a success and attract top riders who may cross from the Bulte meeting.
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Missoula
Jack Dray
Butte
Bray
Nodles Declare End to Old Junk or Iron Purchases
R Manheim & Co states they will buy no more old junk or iron after this date, signaling a closing of their previous scrap operation. The terse公告 notes a definitive end to future purchases by the firm.
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R. Manheim & CO
Connon Purchases Ranch Near Cottonwood In Blackfoot Region
Charles Connon, formerly of Helena, has bought a cattle ranch in the upper Blackfoot country near Cottonwood. He will stock the range in a few weeks and establish Missoula as his headquarters after purchasing a herd from L. Cowell. He has been in Missoula a few days and is pleased with the city.
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Missoula
Charles Connon
Ilelena
Blackfoot
Cottonwood
Mr. Connon
L. Cowell
Hayes & Marsh
Arlee
J. T. Nesmith
Clinton
C. C. Johnson
David Andrews
Frank Mayne
Gleason
Matthew Kennedy
Lonner
Beacon House
South Side High School
Logan
Stevensville
A. Tuffield
Northern Pacific
Burke
Tuttles
D. Dpd
Wilder
Harper & Baird
Episcopal Church
Henry Wolf
Billy Hawkes
Justice Hayes
Justice Houtchens
Murray & Knapp
David Maclay
Visiting Friends in Missoula by State Senator Sam Mitchell
State Senator Sam Mitchell of Teton county is visiting Missoula this week to see old friends. He plans to stay a while before returning to his ranch in Northern Montana.
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Missoula
Sam Mitchell
Teton County
Montana
Geiger
Flathead County
Kalispell
Spokane
The Parish Priest in Missoula theater surprise
At the Empire in Missoula on March 12 Daniel Sully presents The Parish Priest a season highlight. The play bears a title suggesting religion yet contains none and features Father Whalen whose calling evokes sentiment without any creed reference.
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Missoula
Daniel Sully
Father Whalen
Postmaster Plans Major Improvements at Missoula Office
Missoula March 12 Postmaster Keep moves to improve the local post office. An addition to the rear will provide needed room for the mailing department and will be ready soon. Front area will be rearranged with boxes in a single line and delivery nearer the front yet away from the doorway. Corridor space will be unified.
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Missoula
New Species of Merycochoerus Found in Montana
Missoula March 12 Rosendorf's reports news from the American Journal of Science. Marl Douglass describes five new Merycochoerus species from Montana fossils: altiramus madisonius elrodi compreseidens and obliquidens. He notes the second paper by Douglass and collaboration with Prof. Elrod and Prof. Scott in Columbia.
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Missoula
American Journal of Science
Marl Douglass
Montana
M. Madisonius
M. Elrodi
M. J. Elrod
M. Compreseidens
Douglass
Douglase
Columbia
W. BB. Scott
America
Golden Rule promotes export wash goods line
Local shop reports numerous compliments on its import wash goods collection and expresses pride in the line. The firm invites customers to view the selection and see the fabrics firsthand.
Real estate filings listed in Missoula record
Missoula notes record several instruments filed for record including a Vermont license to sell real estate for Alice Hoyt guardian of Herbert Hoyt affecting the Spaulding estate. Deeds include Stephen DeWelff to James D. Corbett for lots 1M and 15 and part of lot 14 Higgins addition. and Kenneth J. McRae, wife, and 8.T. Solvenson to W. A. Simons for undivided half of 152 acres in section 5 township 12 range 14 west, with amounts shown at 11000 and 506.54 respectively.
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Missoula
State of Vermont
Alice Hoyt
Fairfield
Herbert
Hoyt
Spaulding
Stephen DeWelff
James D. Corbett
Higgins
Deegh
Kenneth J. McRae
T. Solvenson
W. A. Simons
Township 12
Golden Rule Offers Missoula Dress Trimmings and Laces
Missoula shoppers flock to the Golden Rule for a wide selection of dress trimmings and all over laces and embroideries. Local merchants promote quality fabrics and stylish accents for wardrobes and home sewing projects.
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Missoula
Advertised Letter List for Missoula March 12
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Missoula post office for the week ending March 12 191. Names include Mr Brandenburg Miss Nellie Cullity William M Campbell Henry N Dion W P Dongley C T Ericason R C Effeyer G W Harris Miss Meartire Johnson Tayvior Johnson Mrs A M Lee Mise Dora Mire Dan McKenzie Fred Norman two letters 8 G Newman Fred Spaulding A W Strind Isak L Rosenweig Joseph Voger C Hh Will liams. Our ladies suits are up to date and reasonably priced Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Mr. Brandenburg
Nellie Cullity
William M. Campbell
Henry N. Dion
W. P. Dongley
C. T. Ericason
R. C. Effeyer
G. W. Harris
Meartire Johnson
Tayvior Johnson
A. M Lee
Art Exhibit Coming to Missoula to Benefit Library
An exhibit now showing in Anaconda and Butte is expected to travel to Missoula in April near mid month. Professor Aber of the state university and Superintendent Hamilton of the public schools oversee the arrangements. Proceeds will be donated to the public library.
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Missoula
Anaconda
Butte
Apri
Aber
State University
Hamilton
MISSOULA NOTES Mixed travel and local happenings
MISSOULA NOTES itemizes visitors and residents across Missoula including M Allen from Lolo Bert Lish from Woodworth and Frank Nelson from Potomac births and local affairs. It notes the First National bank floor work, voting registrations, bridge cleaning, various travelers from Helena Stevensville and Clinton, and plans for local housing, businesses, and upcoming events.
Silk Waist Trends Highlight the Golden Rule Label
The latest silk waistwear introduces the Golden Rule line, spotlighting refined folds and smooth drape. Fashion briefs note new trims and subtle sheen, with designers promoting comfort alongside elegance for daily wear.
Hartley and Butler Habeas Corpus Denied in Opium Case
In Missoula district court the application for a writ of habeas corpus for Hartley and Butler, jailed for opium smoking, was argued and denied. Dispute centers on whether deposited jail funds were fines or cash bonds. Bond for Robert Childers lowered. Bakker v Shappard trial continues with motion for non-suit granted and jury to hear tomorrow. Zellner divorce case scheduled with Judge Webster presiding.
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Missoula
Hartley
Butler
Robert Childers
Bakker
Shappard
Webster
Zellner
Fisher Mercantile Company Incorporated in Missoula
The Fisher Mercantile company is incorporated for 26 years with 600 shares at 100 each totaling 60000. Directors are Burr Fisher Will Fisher and Dan Fisher with Will as secretary and treasurer. The firm will run the Golden Rule store and enlarge it by adding the Garden City Bottling wareroom, with changes to occur at once.
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Missoula
Fisher Mercantile Company
Burr Fisher
Will Fisher
Dan Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Golden Rule
Garden City Bottling Company
Golden Rule Street Hails All the New Things
The Golden Rule hosts a street hail event featuring new arrivals and promotions. Local shop owners showcase updated goods and services as residents explore the lively scene. Organizers invite curious neighbors to enjoy demonstrations and installations downtown.
Missoula Contract Won for Mills and Elevator
James Pye has secured the contract for machinery for a 125 barrel Nordyke and Marmon mill and a 100000 bushel elevator to be built by Senator W A Clark at Missoula Montana. Pye will install the machinery in both plants and begin work as soon as practicable. Clark is noted for his current fight over entry to the United States senate.
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John Off
Biter Root Valley
United States Land Office
Hamilton Bothwell
Bolo
Hothwell
William Hall
W. H. Reid
Hammond Blok
Cyr
Bonita
Therriault
F. Mandech
Murray & Knapp
Malloch
Orient
Pavcific
Hamilton
Golf Club
Livingston
Missoula
Northwestern
James Pye
W. A. Clark
Mont
Pye
Clark
United States Senate
Victor man travels east after mother’s death
Frank F. West of Victor went to St. Joseph Missouri after learning of his mother’s death there. He had returned home in December when she was ill. she rallied briefly but died unexpectedly. Neighbors in Missoula and across the state extend sympathy.
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Missoula
Frank F. West
Victor
St. Joseph
West
Bryant Leaves Missoula After Threats Arrest
Has Left Town, Missoula, March 12. C. F. Bryant, arrested Saturday night for threatening to shoot his wife and himself, was released on bonds and has now left the city without informing anyone. Friends are puzzled by his departure and some expect his return.
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Missoula
C. EF. Bryant
Navy reshuffles depart South Atlantic station orders issued
Relieved, Washington March 12. Navy department orders detach Rear Admiral W B Sehley from the South Atlantic station and send him home for further orders. Rear Admiral B J Cromwell is detached from Portsmouth navy yard with a new command at the South Atlantic station, sailing from New York April 3. Rear Admiral J J Lead will relieve Cromwell at Portsmouth on April 1.
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Washington
Navy Department
W. 8. Sehley
South Atlantic
B. J. Cromwell
Portsmouth Navy Yard
New York
J. J. Lead
Admiral Cromwell
Portsmouth Yard
Organization Taken Up in Manila Conspiracy
Washington on March 12 reports the War Department has no further details on the Manila organization that included foreign consuls and supplied insurgents with munitions. The group is said to be practically broken up with some members to be punished to deter similar conspiracies by U S authorities.
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Washington
War Department
Manila
United States
Boschee's German Syrup Promoted for Lung Troubles
A 19th century advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for threatening coughs, colds, and severe lung conditions. It claims to heal tissues, reduce inflammation, ease expectoration, and improve sleep, recommending one bottle and noting availability through Smith Drug Company in Anaconda, and Missoula Drug Company in Missoula, Montana, among others.
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Boschee
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Missoula
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