Purge the Church for Unworthiness Salsman Says
Rev J F Salsman Baptist pastor urges church cleansing after ministerial stand on cockfighting. He argues the church must reflect Christ and be a living light with love, restraint, and moral courage. The sermon condemns greed, ballroom vice, gambling tools, and hypocrisy.
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Missoula
J. F. Salsman
The
Baptist Church
I. Peter Iv
House of God
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Paul
President Mellen Heads Northern Pacific Inspection Special
The Northern Pacific president and officers will depart St Paul Monday on an inspection trip to the coast. The daylight-only special uses private cars, electric lighting, and aims to showcase comfort and luxury as it travels along the line, overnighting in towns. Mail orders go to Celden Rule, Missoula.
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Missoula
St. Paul
Mellen
Northern Pacific
Cne
Missoula Mercantile baseball team forms in Missoula
The Missoula Mercantile baseball team organized Friday night and plans nightly practice. They will travel to Florence next Sunday to play the Florence team. New player Frank Wilcox is added and named captain, with Harry McLeod as manager. a large turnout is expected to support the club.
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Missoula
Missoula Mercantile Company
Florence
M. M
Frank Wilcox
Harry McLeod
Root
Wallpaper and Paint Rates Named by L N Simors
An advertisement notes wallpaper hanging at 20 cents per double roll and two coats of paint at 14 cents per yard, attributed to L N Simors.
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L. N. Simors
Stamp Mill Expected Soon in Clark's Fork Mines
Missoula May 4. Directors of the Clark's Fork Mining company report the stamp mill ordered for the mines will be shipped within a day or two. The mill was manufactured in Helena and the directors show optimism about starting large scale operations as ore looks promising.
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Missoula
Clark's Fork Mining Company
Helena
Ed Cooper Brings New Team to Local Mines Offer
Ed Cooper, a well known driver, visited the city on Saturday and took to the mines a new team of horses the company has purchased.
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Ed Cooper
May Term Opens With Judge Webster In Missoula
Missoula May 4 The May term of the district court opens with Judge Webster on the bench after a busy week in Hamilton The civil calendar lists cases including debt actions injunctions and foreclosures among them Under Sheriff Evans vs county commissioners Smead vs Crome McCullough vs Vandorn and Van dyke Allard vs Allard and others.
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Missoula
Webster
Hamilton
Evans
Louis Geiger
Samuel Cohn
W. M. Zander
John Bean
Justice Court
Eugene St. John
Leve Allard
Sophia Allard
J. G. Ambrose
Charles Williams
Jane Johnson Ve
Wig Blackfoot Milling Company
FE. BK. Shaw
Cyr Parent
John Doe
William Street
Funeral of Charles W Young in Missoula
The funeral for Charles W Young was held at the family residence on South Third street and proceeded to Missoula cemetery. Rev. Walter Hays delivered a sermon, and many friends attended. Floral tributes included a large horseshoe wreath from the employer of W H Yerrick with others from his friends and ladies groups. Pallbearers were Charles Hartman James Baker A H May R F Wahausen Samuel Garreck and W A Houtchens.
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Missoula
Charles W. Young
South Third Street
Walter Hays
W. H. Yerrick
Young
Charles Hartman
James Baker
A. H. May
R. F. Wahausen
Samuel Garreck
W. A. Houtchens
Missoula City Council Holds Executive Session No Change in Officers
May 4 Missoula executive session in the mayor's office yielded no details but indicated no changes to city officers. Chief Walling remains as fire chief and police drivers and officers retain roles. Officer Keim, recently appointed to fill Augusta Anderson's vacancy, has been laid off.
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Missoula
Walling
Fire Department
Keim
Augusta Anderson
Wolf Manheim Nears Move to Bal lard Seattle
Wolf Manheim and his family prepare to leave their Main street store shortly to resettle in Bal lard a Seattle suburb of about 9000 residents. The move aims to improve the health of his children as the family heads toward new home life.
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M'‘ssoula
Wolf Manheim
Ballard
Seattle
Change of Time for Wake's Special on Northern Pacific
Missoula May 4 The change of time on the main line of the Northern Pacific alters the Wake's special on the Drummond Philipsburg branch. The special departs the burg at 9 05 p m reaches Drummond at 10 35 p m and leaves Drummond at 32345 p m arriving Philipsburg at 540 p m
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Misssoula
Northern Pacific
Drummond-Philipsbore
Burg
Drummond
Philipsburg
Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses and City Store
Missoula residents are urged to visit the Higgins Avenue location to explore the nursery greenhouses or contact the city store for current offerings and hours.
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Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Sheriff Prescott Fails To Find Suspect In Rankin Watch Theft
Missoula reports Sheriff Prescott returned from Butte where he searched for Will Richards accused of stealing a gold watch from James Brown third cook at the Rankin. Brown had allowed Richards to sleep with him. both disappeared. The search found neither Richards nor the watch. The European free bus meets all trains.
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Missoula
Prescott
Butte
Will Richards
James Brown
Rankin
Brown
Richards
Drunks Locked Up After Busy Missoula Sunday Night
Police in Missoula detained five or six intoxicated individuals on Sunday night. One detainee, Louis Larsen, has prior convictions and faces potential long-term confinement as authorities moved him to the cooler after an loud arrest.
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Missoula
Louis Larsen
New Schedule in Effect on Northern Pacific Trains
Missoula May 4. The new time card on the Northern Pacific took effect at noon yet service lagged. Train No. 3 due at 2 05 arrived about 8 30 p m. No 12 from the West arrived 4 30 p m. No 5 the Burlington from St Louis arrived one hour late.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Buriington
St. Louis
Residence Robbed in Missoula on Wear Spruce Street
Deputy Sheriff William Kelly and Paul Lejeune reported their home on Wear Spruce street entered this afternoon while families were away. The rear door was used, and about 8.28 cash was taken though much silverware remained. Mrs. Lejeune found the house ransacked with items scattered on the floor.
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Missoula
William Kelly
Paul Lejeune
Wear Spruce Street
Two Daughters Ill With Pneumonia in Missoula
Missoula May 4 reports two little daughters of Mr and Mrs C E Johnson of South Missoula are quite ill with pneumonia.
No Change in the Lot Fight in Missoula
Missoula May 4 there is no change in the lot jumping affair today only one tent is up belonging to General White Hicklins material remains on the ground but covered with canvas
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Missoula
General White
Hicklin
McGraw Suspended After Baltimore Row
John J. McGraw manager of the American League team was suspended for five days by President Johnson following a Thursday incident in Baltimore in which a policeman was injured.
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Chicago
John J. McGraw
Johnson
McGraw
Baltimore
Missoula Defeats Florence Laundry 18 to 5 in Windy Game
In Missoula on May 4 the home team routed Florence laundry by 18 to 5 before about 300 spectators. Andrews and Mitchell pitched for Missoula while Harley and Houston started for the laundry, with Mott replacing Harley midgame. Freeman homered and Kelly, Roylan, Andrews, Freeman and Heyfron scored for Missoula. the game featured a seventh inning wind disruption and a late Missoula rally.
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Missoula
Florence
South Missoula
Andrews
Mitchell
Harley
Houston
Mott
Hugh Campbell
Laundry Boys
Kelly
Boyland
Roylan
Freeman
Heyfron
Marshall
Campbell
Schander
Gibney
Corbin
Laundry
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Entries and Visits
William Smith files a land declaratory statement near Corvallis. Locals include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pendergras visiting from Carlton, train activities in Helena, visitors from Butte and Philipsburg, hospital cases, school openings on Nine Mile, and a private telephone line by the water works. A mix of personal notices, professions, and community events paints a busy Missoula period.
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William
Smith
Corvallis
Thomas Pendergras
Carlton
Black
Helena
Carter
Butte
Rowan
West Pine Street
Henry Worden
Jordan
Hamilton
James A. Horn
Bitter Root
Thomas Treavailes
South Missoula
George Travis
The
Water Company
Main Street
Josiah Shull
Philipsburg
Joseph Martin
Thompson
Martin
Edward Riberdy
Minnie
Sisters’ Hospital
A. E. Higgins
Bitter Root Valley
Ethel Long
Nine Mile
Browning
James FE. Hayes
Read
Riverside
J. A. Jennings
State University
Privc Ps
Townsend
Library Report for April in Missoula
The public library report for April shows 2000 visitors and 1900 readers. Reference book users total 80 and 1981 books issued, with fiction 1723 and biographies among the classifications.
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Missoula
Library daily issuance record shows April 19 peak
A history of library lending notes the largest daily book issuance, 131, on April 19. Cards issued 28, total to date 2818, across departments philosophy 26 religion 8 sociology 27 natural science 21 fine arts 12 literature 86 history 63 and other categories.
Archbishop Corrigan In Grave Condition At New York Hospital
Doctors say Archbishop Corrigan remains dangerously weak with no interest in world affairs and constant sleep. He cannot stand if taken from bed and shows no signs of improving for several days. Absolute quiet is kept in the sick chamber as his condition may worsen.
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New York
Corrigan
Keyes
Gambler Kills Gambler in Spokane Saloon
In Oscar Renszch's saloon in Spokane a quarrel between two gamblers ends with Jack Ellis shooting Ben Stanley. Stanley had accused Ellis of robbing him in a game and had threatened him. After a confrontation at a ball game they argued, and Ellis fired five shots through the saloon doors, killing Stanley. Ellis surrendered to the sheriff and awaits examination.
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Spokane
Wensburg
Wash
Spokesman- Review
Oscar Renszch
Jack Ellis
Ben Stanley
Stanley
Ellis
Crash Talk Predicted as Iron Market Holds Steady
Berlin reports a steady iron market with domestic demand weak while New York and London push foreign securities. German observers anticipate an American crash, but iron output rose in March by 65 490 tons and coke output was limited to 1 ½ percent. Ocean shares fell on Hamburg sales amid optimism about German lines and shipping alliances.
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Berlin
New York
London
Row
Coke Syndicate
Ocean Navigation
Hamburg
Hamburg- American Steam Packet Company
Lloyd Line
London Markets Hold Steady Awaiting Peace News
London reports a subdued week with rates steady after May dividend activity and Bulgarian loan plans in Paris. Investors await confirmed peace in South Africa. a favorable outcome could spark a market rally. American shares showed weakness overall, with limited activity in Louisvile & Nashville and other majors.
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London
Bulgaria
Paris
Stock Exchange
South Africa
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pennsylvania
King Satisfied With Arrangements For Coronation Visit
London May 4 The King privately visited Westminster Abbey and praised the preparations for the coronation as scaffolding encircles the abbey. Officials plan a lunchroom in a cloister for guests, while peeresses face an early start with entry limited to 8:20 am and advised arrival by 8:00 am to ready robes and details.
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London
Feoward
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
England
Wesminser Abbey
Creowne
Westmaster
Paris
Congressman Otey Dead in Lynchburg at 3 30 P M
Peter J. Otey representative from Virginia’s Sixth District died in Lynchburg his home this afternoon at 3 30. The death was reported to the sergeant at arms and will be announced in the House with adjournment in his honor. Otey a Democrat and former civil engineer had long ties to railroads banking and insurance and served in Congress since 1894. Born in Lynchburg in 1840 he fought for Virginia in the Civil War and was wounded at Newmarket Cedar Creek and other campaigns before returning to civilian life. He had been ill and unable to accompany colleagues to New York for a death related duty.
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Washington
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
Lynchburg
Otey
Cummings
New York
Oter
Tonaldson
Shiloh
Mr. Otey
Campagni
Army of Nortern
Newmarket
Early
Cedar Creek
Speaker Henderson
House of Representatives
Fire destroys McCarthy property in Gilt Edge blaze
Five hour bucket brigade and water pumps saved the town from greater loss in a midnight fire in Gilt Edge. The McCarthy residence bakery and saloon burned, along with the O Brien livery barn, with total losses about 2000 dollars and no insurance reported.
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Standard
McCarthy
Ars
O Brien
Dr. Thomas Wilson Dies at Age Near 70 in Washington
Dr. Thomas Wilson, longtime curator of prehistoric archaeology at the Smithsonian Institution and the national museum, died in Washington today in his 70th year.
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Washington
Thomas Wilson
Smithsonan Institution
National Museum
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