Plains Man Drops Hint of Mild Fall Politics
Col. J A McGowan of Plains visits Plains notes Plains ahead in crops with a field of fall wheat heading out in early May. Gov. Smith attends the oratorical contest in Missoula and praises Montana’s state and university system. Mayor Webster explains a bicycle ride home from Clinton after a missed train and signals a busy day ahead. Officials report Bonner mill conditions good and new saws performing well.
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Gov. Smith
Missoula
J. A. McGowan
Plains
Dreath
Smith
Montana
Butte
Copper City
Webster
Wallace District
Clinton
Marshall Erade
Philipsburg High School to Hold Commencement at McDonald Opera House
Philipsburg May 4 The Philipsburg high school will hold commencement on Friday evening May 25 at the McDonald opera house. The class includes Nellie Fahey Lillie Corniel Marion Durfee and Roderick McKenzie. D. J. Sanders president of the state normal will deliver the class address.
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Philipsburg
Philipsburg High School
McDonald Opera House
Nellie Fahey
Lillie Corniel
Marion Durfee
Roderick McKenzie
D. J. Sanders
State Normal
Granite County Teachers’ Association
Granite
Mary Smith
Annie Price
Lillian Smedley
M. CC. Ryan
Edna Bowie
Frances Miller
Maud Coonan
Clara Wiegenstein
Anna Wiegenstein
Smith
Hall
Arthur
C. A. Kent
Jonas Cook
Cape Nome
Stephen Chattras
Joseph Feley
Peter Myers
Joseph Samson
Herman Pruess
George Smith
Upper Rock Creek
Maud McDonald
Butte
Kaiser House
N. Connelly
J. A. Smith
Missoula
Roy
Wesleyan University
A. A. McDonald
Helena
W. J. Power
New York
Fred Baxter
Porter
Rock Creek
Board of County Commissioners
Napton
Anaconda
Florence Kelly
A. A. Fairbairn
Durand Ranch
Chicago
Elijah Powell
Friends of the Board of Health of
Granite County
Lodge of Washington Established in Missoula
W H E Dicki son returned from a trip to institute a lodge in Missoula. The new unit shows strong early membership and installed officers for the year led by Past president Leroy B. Howd and President Thomas C. Ketley. Regular meetings set for the second and fourth Saturdays monthly.
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Missoula
Mey
H. HE. Dickison
Order of Washington
Oot
Leroy B. Howd
Thomas C. L. Ketley
Charles G. Johnson
James A. Fowler
John R. Dykeman
Jm. J. Carter
Bitter Root Valley
C. T. Malloch
South Fourth Street
No Permits for Grazing on Government Forest Reserves
J B Collins superintendent of government forest reserves denies reports that J E Powers of Teton county secured a grazing permit near St Mary's Lake. He states no permits are issued for sheep grazing on these lands and the Interior Department will not grant such permits.
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Missoula
J. B. Collins
Interior Department
Grazing Permits Issued for Cattle and Horses on Lands
The department will allow grazing by cattle and horses on the lands with permits available to anyone. The price per head is not yet settled. Also notes garden hose available at McBride's and Simons for quick paper hanging.
Mischievous East Side Boys Fire On Copper City Train
Six or seven local youths using a .22 rifle fired at the Copper City limited bound for Butte. A bullet shattered a window and struck a brakeman on the shoulder but caused no serious injury. County Attorney Denny admonished them. friends intervened and the youths were allowed to go.
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Missoula
East Side
Copper City Limited
Butte
Denny
Three Mother's Friend Waists and Shaded Hats at Fall Sale
A Fall sale offers Three Mother's Friend waist styles and shaded hats for ladies and children. The shop highlights new arrivals, with affordable options for family wardrobes and seasonal accessories.
Seven townships plats filed in Missoula district
Plats for seven townships in the St. Regis district were approved March 14 and filed in the United States land office. They will open to the public after 60 days with the state holding first choice. Locations include townships 18N 26W 14N 26W 18N 29W 19N 29W 19N 30W 19N 31W.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
St. Regis
Operation Performed on Missoula Boy for Ankle Decay
May 5 in Missoula a Saturday operation was done on Johnnie Bonner, son of John Bonner of East Pine Street. His ankle injury from a year ago worsened. surgeons scraped the bone, which was found decaying. He recovered from the immediate effects and may gain lasting benefit.
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Missoula
Johnnie Ponner
John Bonner
East Pine Street
Old Mill Paint Shop Reported For Good Work
Local business notes praise for quality painting at the Old Mill paint shop. Customers commend reliable service and neat results on homes and interior projects.
Much Improved Cotty Leaves Hospital Soon
Michael Cotty, long treated at Sisters' hospital in Missoula, shows great improvement and plans to return to work. He recently received $125 from the Order of Washington, of which he is a member.
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Missoula
Michael Cotty
Sisters’ Hospital
Cotty
Order of Washington
Bonner
Wallace and Davidson Leave Wood Haul in Dead Man Canyon
Henry Wallace and Walter Davidson have abandoned their winter wood hauling claim in Dead Man's canyon and will enter the cattle business in the Clearwater country. They moved to Dr. MccCullough's ranch and will lease it for several years.
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Missoula
Henry Wallace
Walter Davidson
Dead Man's Canyon
Clearwater Country
Dr. MccCullough
Companies Booking at Missoula Opera House Through May
Manager Ward announces a busy lineup at the Union opera house for the month. The Suwanee River appears May 19 with Knobs of Tennessee May 26, the Boston Lyric Opera company May 28, Barlow minstrels May 29, and the Spring Chicken company also performing later in the month.
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Missoula
Ward
Union Opera House
Ith
Suwanee River
Knobs of
Tennessee
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Barlow Minstrels
Spring Chicken” Company
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Activity And Weather
Helena visitor R. M. Cobban attends to business. The Missoula river rises to 5.2 and climbs slowly. Local ventures include Lander at P M Reilly Co and Downing with Fred Smith starting their own business.
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R. M. Cobban
Helena
Charles Lander
P. M. Reilly & Co
Missoula
John Downing
Fred Smith
J. H. Schwalen
Railway Post Office
Glasses bought from traveling optician fail Missoula buyer seeks remedy
Consumer laments a defective pair purchased from a traveling optician. The merchant is gone and money is lost, prompting regret that a reputable shop like Kohn Jewelry Co in Missoula Mont would have stood behind the product and offer repairs or replacements.
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Optician
Kohn Jewelry Co, Jewelers and Opticians
Missoula
Mont
Indian Chiefs Charged With Murder Make a Picturesque Appearance
From the New York Sun, Satanta Satank and Big Tree, Kiowa chiefs, faced trial at Jacksboro for the murder of seven Texas teamsters. General Sherman triggered pursuit, then they were captured and tried in war paint. Satanta pleaded for life, Batanta and Satank fought, one died in guard custody, others later imprisoned and paroled.
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New York Sun
Satanta
Satank
Big Tree
Texas
Ist
Samuel W. T. Lanham
Congress
Eighth Texas
Jacksboro
W.T. Sherman
Fort Richardson
Port Griffin
Sherman
Fort Sill
Batanta
Bafanta
Lanham
Washington
Batata
Red River
Tehanas
Sata 9
Bsbatana
Huntaville
Tex
Batank
Florida
Municipal City Runs Every Day Life In Huddersfield
A portrayal of Huddersfield as a city where the town owns utilities and many services. A young worker commutes by municipal train to work in a model dwelling while his wife uses city gas and electric, shops at the city market, and employs the municipal washerwoman. Children play in parks as town authorities manage dust bins and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddersfield
England
Tife
Towns that live by crime and dolls in Europe
A travelogue notes Artenta Italy guards its gates to admit only those who have committed a crime and banners a jailed town myth. It compares Nuremburg Germany as the birthplace of dolls with 30 million dolls exported annually, funding the town through taxes from the doll trade.
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Artenta
Italy
Bavaria
Nurembure
Nuremberg
Britain weighs national granaries for war time wheat stock
The government considers creating nationwide granaries to store large wheat reserves for wartime and famine emergencies. This plan aims to ensure food security by housing substantial grain stocks across strategic locations.
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Western
The
Standard
Higgins Avenue
Postoffice
McGowan
Pollys
Bonner Mills
Blackfoot
Kellogg & Dean
A. M. Stevens & Co
Philipsburg Notes
New Spring
Simons
McBride's
Riley
Higgins
Fitzgerald
Globe Store
Kohn Jewelry Co
Missoula, Mont
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Notes
H. Thibodean
L. N. Simons
Louis Kennedy
Dennis O'Hern
Northern Pacific Railway Company
T. L. Greenough
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Boos
William Wallace, Jr
Fordham
District Court
Willis Broadbent
Stevens Street
A. P. Tietjen
Cedar Street
Otto Siegel
Zoological Garden
Montana Hotel
Grand Army of the Republic
Pounty Hall
Bund
Terlm
Higeman’s
Lchmitz
Ari Oii
Satie
Lace
Bears
Firent Wheat Granaries
Teton City
Idaho
Dr. MedlLoughlin
Richman
M. A. McLaughlin
Cor
First and
Columbia Streets
Seattle
Wash
General Headquarters
Northwest
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