Mines Work, Rail Changes and Elks Meet in Missoula
James Porter from Clinton says the Bonita mine has shut for pump maintenance and will resume with a large crew once headquarters approves. William Bryan from Carter praises prospects of the Carter mining camp and its Little Pittsburg copper ore. Ed Fountain wins a Northern Pacific contract at Bonita to reroute the river bed before high water as new track nears completion. Alderman Houston returns from Quinns Springs praising the cure and urges a vigorous city election. The Clark's Fork bridge work is paused due to high water, while Elks prepare for a large Missoula gathering on the 24th with attendees from Anaconda Butte Philipsburg and Wallace. Mort Bryan, once a Missoula call boy, is now a Durant station operator serving NP and BAP connections 13 miles from Butte.
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Missoula
James B. Porter
Clinton
William Bryan
Carter
Pittsburg
Ed Fountain
Northern Pacific
Bonita
Houston
Quinn's Hot Springs
the Springs
Clark's Fork
Weet End
Elks
Anaconda
Butte
Philipsburg
Wallace
Idaho
The
Tyler B. Thompson
Mort Bryan
Durant
Bryan
Codling moth exhibit opens in Missoula hotel
C M Allen of Lolo has placed in the Rankin hotel an exhibit of the Codling moth prepared by Prof. R A Cooey of the Montana agricultural experiment Station. He urges all horticultural workers to examine it and consult J O Read Missoula county inspector to learn habits and control methods. Allen heads Missoula Ravalli and Deer Lodge inspections. the state board of horticulture plans an active extermination campaign this season and seeks cooperation from all fruit growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. M. Allen
Lolo
Rankin Hotel
R. A. Cooey
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
J. O. Read
Missoula County
Allen
State Board of Horticulture
Ravalli
Deer Lodge
Appeal for Swift Action to Exterminate Codling Moth in Montana Orchards
The Montana state board of horticulture urges fruit growers to combat the codling moth now before it becomes unmanageable. It cites the stronger hold of the pest in other states and calls for earnest cooperation, asking growers to report the first wormy apples to C. M. Allen or J. O. Read and to join a statewide effort to keep apples blemish free.
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State Board of Horticulture
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Washington
Oregon
California
Montana
C. M. Allen
Lolo
J. O. Read
Missoula
Visit Missoula Nursery's Greenhouses and City Store
Missoula residents are invited to tour the Higgins Avenue greenhouse complex and the city store operations, with hours posted at the main entrance and on the nursery's notice board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Plunkett Gets Thumped At Missoula Depot
A barber named Plunkett, ex-brakeman, was severely beaten at the Northern Pacific depot in Missoula after a heated dispute with a man on the tracks. Brakemen from the Brunswick saloon joined to licks him. A second fight occurred in the Brunswick saloon over a walk-out dispute with one man injured and treated at the Northern Pacific hospital.
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Missoula
Plunkett
Northern Pacific
Brunswick
Dies From Cancer At Missoula Hospital
Norman Rock age seven died at Sisters Hospital Missoula at 2:30 AM from a cancer that invaded his neck and throat after years of illness and multiple operations. He was the father of William Rock of Lolo and had moved from Glendive where he owned a ranch. Burial plans set for Glendive with other relatives listed.
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Missoula
Norman Rock
Sisters’ Hospital
Wiliam Rock
Lolo
Glendive
William
Anderson and Slaughter Married in Missoula Home
John A. Anderson and Miss Mary Slaughter wed at the bride's parents’ home in Missoula. The ceremony was performed by Rev H. Russell of the Christian church. The couple left the same day for Cristal North Dakota to reside. the groom is a prosperous farmer in that area.
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Missoula
John A. Anderson
Mary Slaughter
J. C. Slaughter
Rev. H. &. Russell
The
Christian Church
Cristal
N. D
Captain Dutton Arrives in Town for Temperance Lecture
Captain Dutton, renowned temperance orator, reaches Missoula from Deer Lodge and will stay a couple of days. He is slated to speak Friday evening before the local Good Templars lodge with an open invitation to all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Dutton
Deer Lodge
Lodge of Good Templars
Young People's Rally Promises Fine Musical Programme
Missoula March 12 All arrangements are complete for a Thursday evening young people's rally. A chorus under R Brian Owen will lead singing with a decorated opera house stage. Churches from across the city send Endeavor Epworth Baptist and Episcopal groups. John Willis Baer arrives to deliver a keynote address. Musical numbers include Omnipotence by the theater orchestra The Palms by Mrs Price and Mrs Collins My Dream of Paradise by Miss Stephens.
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Missoula
Young Peple
R. Brian Owen
Young People's Societies
Endeavor Societies
Congregational, Christian and Presbyterian Churches
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Young People's Union of the Baptist Church
Christian Helpers
Bergman Sues Quast For Wages Owed In Dairy Case
A. L. Bergman through attorney J. E. Patterson filed suit against Otto Quast in Judge Houtechens' court seeking four hundred dollars claimed as the balance of wages at Quast's dairy. Bergman quit recently and Quast allegedly offers partial payment to settle the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
A. L. Bergman
J. EB. Patterson
Otto Quast
Bergman
Quast
Eminent engineer arrives to review Missoula water works
Mr. Payne, a noted hydraulic engineer long with the Brite water works, reached Missoula this afternoon. He will inspect plans for spring work by the Missoula water company and may take charge of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Payne
Brite Water Works
Carls Lady Orchestra at The Exchange Concert Hall
The Carls Lady Orchestra performs all week at The Exchange concert hall with brass wood and string sections. They appear each evening, offering frequent performances for attendees.
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Exchange
Dust and snow sweep Missoula in spring storm
Missoula reports a heavy windstorm with thick dust this evening and late night snow that melts quickly.
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Missoula
Final accounts filed in Missoula district court March 12
Two final accounts in the hands of the public administrator were filed in district court and set for March 22 hearings. They cover the estates of J. G. Percy and John Sivole. Marshall and Stiff, attorneys for Missoula county deputy sheriffs, plan to appeal county commissioners’ decision denying back pay bills.
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Missoula
District Court
J. G. Percy
John Sivole
Marshall & Stiff
Missoula County
Justice Court Jnry
William Graham
Believed To Be Crooked Arrest Hits Missoula
Sheriff Prescott nabbed Conwell after a forged letter from Sheriff Metcalf prompted the arrest. Police found nearly 100 newspaper clippings and hundreds of letters claiming he could fix court matters or collect money for a fee. Conwell's past includes Blackfoot Idaho jail terms and a Philipsburg jail sentence.
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Missoula
Prescott
Conwell
Metcalf
Granite County
Sherif Metcalf
Blackfoot
Idaho
Verom
Drummond
George Dalgleish
Commons
Philipsburg
Labor Conference Supports Striking Trainmen in Missoula
Labor representatives in Missoula report solid backing for strikers amid the Rocky Mountain division walkout. Four to five freight trains ran with mixed crews as Assistant Superintendent Law, sidelined by a sprained hand, held talks with the union committee. A large union meeting in Union Hall pledged unanimous support, while temporary replacements from Tacoma arrived then were sent back.
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Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific
Law
Tra N and Switchmen
Union Hall
Disturbance in Red Light District Ends in Fine
Harry Hill was fined in Justice Hayes' court for causing a disturbance in the red light district last night. He was intoxicated and entered a crib where he fought with a woman and damaged lights before police traced him to a different outfit hours later.
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Missoula
Harry Hill
Hill
Mining Claim Sale and Deed Filed in Missoula
Sheriff's certificate of sale to William Crawford of Clinton for the Capital Lode claim, $138.93, to satisfy a judgment secured by Valentine Abbe against the Florence Mining Company. Mine two and a half miles east of Clinton. Deed from John B. Herman of Arizona to J. L. Bitts of Mullan for lot 8, block 47 Knowles addition, $450.50.
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Missoula
William Crawford
Clinton
Valentine Abbe
Florence Mining Company
John B. Herman
Arizona
J. L. Bitts
Mullan
Knowles
Anniversary Surprise at Pound Home in Missoula
A pleasant gathering gathered tonight at Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pound's Rat tle Snake home in Missoula to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. Guests presented tin keepsakes and offered congratulations for many more happy years together.
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Missoula
E. A. Pound
Funeral for Peter Brosseau in Missoula
The funeral for Peter Brosseau was held this morning at the Catholic church in Missoula with many friends in attendance. Father Palladino celebrated mass and pallbearers were chosen from members of the community.
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Missoula
Peter Brosseau
Father Palladino
Field and Garden Seeds Advertisement at Beach
If you expect to reap good harvests plant good seeds. Sterling Timothy Sterling Medium Red Clover Choice Timothy Choice Medium Red Clover Northrup King Co's future package of flower and garden seeds at beach. We pay freight on all orders for seeds. Mail orders receive careful attention.
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Northrup, King & Co
Beach
Missoula Notes Quarantine Lifted On McClellan Home
The quarantine on the McClellan home at West Cedar street has been raised. George Dunham, in quarantine for smallpox, will be released on Thursday. James Truax and Charles Near were fined $5 each for drunkenness and disturbing the peace by Judge Friages. Division engineer B EK Palmer returned to Spokane with Mrs Palmer and will make Spokane their home. W H Chaffin of Seattle visiting the city. Large flocks of geese indicate spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chaffin
San Juan
Intended Visit To Ireland Canceled By Royal Family
London reports the proposed royal visit to Ireland this year was canceled on cabinet advice. The announcement was made March 12 and confirmed the decision from London authorities.
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London
Ireland
Daily's Offers Home Cured Meats and Lent Fish Items
Daily's markets advertise home cured hams and bacon along with a variety of fish suitable for Lent.
Building notes from Missoula March 12
T R Terry of the payroll department of the North in Pacific has started a cottage on his lots near Bitter Root track and West Main street with occupancy soon. Newton Kellogg Dean building frame work nearly complete and soon enclosed. William Dyson sold lots 17 18 in block 42 Mc Cormick addition to J C Bakke for 700 with plans to begin a home. George F Brooks received plans from Architect Gibson for a three room dwelling with closets and intends to build at least five, some on Sherwood street.
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Missoula
T. R. Terry
Payroll Department of the North
Pacific
West Main Street
Newton-Kellogg- Dean
William Dyson
J. C. Bakke
McCormick Addition
Mr. Bakke
George F. Brooks
Gibson
Brooks
Sherwood Street
Golden Rule Mail Orders Mentioned in Missoula Ad
A brief ad notes mail orders directed to the Golden Rule in Missoula and claims meals served hot at the European venue.
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Missoula
Secretary and inspector check Bitter Root orchards
C H Edwards secretary of the state board of horticulture and J O Read inspector toured Bitter Root orchards but found no affected trees as reported. Edwards plans to depart for Helena tomorrow to join meetings of people forming an agricultural society.
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Missoula
C. H. Edwards
State Board of Horticulture
J. O. Read
Helena
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Western
Western Montana
Standard
Grenadine Hippique
Banang
Lattice de
Soie
Zephyre Sole
Oula Eer
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
H. T. Ryman
G. T. Lewis
H. L. Braun & Co
Alderman Houston
Cal
Minneapolis Tribune
Turkish Baths
Rankin Barber Shop
Encoun
Tre
P. M. Reilly & Co
the Grocers, Eee
C. W. Lombard
Daly Block
Boston
Captain Dutton
Joan Willis Baer
Will Spaak
Opera House
Gramme
Graham
Ness Smith
Graanam
Engineer Payne
Carls Lady Orchestra
Sheriff Prescott
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank OF
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
J. M. Keith
Eddy
A. G
England
John M
TORS
T. L. Greenough, Co
McLeod, Keith
J. M. Lucy Union
Mont
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Helena, Montana
Mr. Brosseau
Missoula Notes
McClellan
West Cedar Street
Helena, Mont
General Distributors
Acme
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Banner
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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