Copper City limited train delays spark new conductors' debut
Missoula notes a one hour late bulletin as the Copper City limited collides with a Butte street car causing front end damage but no injuries. New conductors Ward and Reimers delayed by clothing, with two veteran conductors filling in until outfits arrive. Local editorials praise Jim Baillie and warn Bitter Rooters of changing train speeds.
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Missoula
Copper City Limited
Copper City
Butte
Standard
Wood
Jack Ward
Scandy Reimers
Ward
Reimers
Simons Paper Hanging Promise in a Hurry
If you need quick paper hanging, Simons offers fast service and reliable results for wallpaper installation. Their staff emphasizes efficiency and neat workmanship in residential spaces.
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Simons
Missoula Attracts Visitors and Notable Construction
SNAP SHOTS notes that visitors to Butte enjoy Missoula this spring. Architect Gibson’s strong state university building record boosts demand and Ravalli county expects a fine courthouse with Gibson directing work. The Jeffries Corbett matter seemed overlong from Missoula, while local issues are resolved faster. An Orchard offers solid value, and Herr Bandmann is praised for good work.
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Butte
Missoula
Gibson
State University
Ravalli County
Jeffries-Corbett
Montana
Herr Bandmann
Garden City Brewery in Missoula Expands and Modernizes
Garden City brewery under Joseph Steiger gains a top rated modern cellar with thick walls halls of brick and cement. The plant doubles capacity with 19 tanks 110 barrels each on ground floor and 12 fifty barrel vats on the second floor. A new York refrigerating machine weighing 21 tons will be installed soon while the old unit remains as a reserve.
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Missoula
Garden City
Joseph Steiger
York
Memorial Day Observance Urged by Missoula Veterans
In Missoula on May 12 the Grand Army of the Republic plans Memorial day events. The article urges public participation to honor fallen soldiers, noting veterans feel each year may be their last and calling for wreaths, gardens, and cheerful service to make the day profoundly impressive.
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Missoula
Grand Army of the Republic
Old Guard
Meeting Called for Democratic County Central Committee
Chairman Violette calls a meeting of the Missoula democratic county central committee for Tuesday May 15. The gathering will fix delegate apportionment and decide a date for the convention to select delegates to the state convention which will choose Montana's delegates to Kansas City.
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Missoula
Violette
Democratic County Central Committee
Montana
Kansas City
Rosendorf's Missoula Bread and NP Line Change
Excellent bread at Rosendorf's Missoula May 12. The Northern Pacific station at Grantsdale is abandoned and Hamilton becomes the Bitter Root branch terminus due to the logging extension. Get Crown shoes for 3.25 at Globe store.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Grantsdale
Hamilton
Globe
Buried the Horses After Copper City Limited Wreck
The four horses involved in the Copper City limited wreck at Missoula were buried today. The wagon, partially damaged, remains 30 feet from the crossing where the collision occurred.
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Missoula
Copper City Limited
New Mother's Friend Waists Shaded Hats For All
Shopping note from The Fatr highlights new stock of shaded hats for ladies and children. The item line promotes fashion accessories through a period markets lens.
Dickinson Buys Moore Property in Missoula
W H H Dickinson purchases the Andrew Moore property on the south side for about 2500 dollars. He plans improvements including new trees and general repairs to the residence.
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Missoula
W. H. H. Dickinson
Andrew Moore
Mr. Dickinson
Carter's Federal Appointees Overlooked In Republican County Caucuses
Missoula May 12 The republican primaries for county convention produced only one caucus in Third ward with no opposition elsewhere. A notable feature is that Senator Carter's federal appointees were overlooked in every precinct. Delegates and alternates listed for all wards. convention set for Wednesday. Regular shipments of strawberries are being received by A. M. Stevens & Co.
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Missoula
Third Ward
Carter
First Ward
C. H. McLeod
G. Murray
C. M. Owens
J. M. Dixon
Andrew Logan
W. W. Taggart
H. Kohn
Gus Marotz
J. B. Catlin
B. F. Searight
D. R. Feighner
David Graham
J. H. T. Ryman
R. W. Angevine
J. P. Olson
J. K. Wood
Miles Mix
Ed Rohkramer
Julius Grill
William Vanstone
Tyler Worden
D. H. Ross
Z. F. Dorman
L. Darbee
F. C. Stoddar
Will'am Dyson
J. E. Moody
J. W. MccGregor
P. J. Kline
C. Rauche
David Erickson
Nels Peterson
King's Daughters Bring Help and Hope to a Family
A Missoula man shares a Sunday reading tale about a King's Daughter who cared for his sick wife and unsettled children. The volunteer's steady visits and practical aid surpassed the doctor's care, leaving the family strengthened and faith in human kindness reinforced.
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Missoula
Standard
King's Daughters
King
Road supervisors receive state road laws in binders
Missoula on May 12 reports County Clerk Wilkinson sending each newly elected road supervisor a copy of the state road laws from the Sixth legislative session. The volumes are full sheep and neat books meant to acquaint them with the laws governing roads.
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Missoula
Wilkinson
Missoula Nursery Co. promotes plants and mail orders
The notice lists palms roses geraniums and chrysanthemums with outdoor bedding plants and vegetables. Propagating grounds are 1.5 miles southwest on the south side of Missoula. Mail orders receive careful prompt attention. MISSOULA NURSERY CO. F Dallman manager.
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Colea
Missoula
Missoula Nursery Coo
Dallman
Graton Bound Over on Grand Larceny Charge
George Graton appeared before Judge Houtchens in Missoula as part of the grand larceny case filed by George W. Lish. A preliminary examination was set for 2 p.m. on Wednesday May 16, with Graton represented by attorney Frank G. Higgins. Bonds totaling $500 were furnished.
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Missoula
George Graton
George W. Lish
Kohn Jewelry Ad Promotes Grain Carpets At Fitzgerald Stand
Kohn Jewelry Co of Missoula offers grain carpets for 60 cents, a dollar in value, advertised at Fitzgerald's old stand.
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Kohn Jewelry Co
Missoula, Mont
Fitzgerald
Strawberries Ready for Sunday Dinner in Missoula Yard
Samuel Garrick of the west end Missoula reports his river-adjacent yard bears strawberries for Sunday dinner. The berries are growing well and nearly ripe in his garden.
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Missoula
Samuel Garrick
Secretaries Fined and Loafer Roundup in Missoula
In Missoula on May 12 Judge Hayes fined a man described as a secretary five dollars plus costs. the fine was paid. Police used a drag net last night and rounded up many loafers, most of whom were given floaters this afternoon.
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Missoula
Hayes
Court sessions adjourn with cattle sale order in Missoula
Judge Woody presided two sessions of McBride's District Court in Missoula May 12 with no afternoon business. Morning session ordered sale of 27 head of cattle from the estate of John Stiles, deceased, executrix Anna Stiles authorized to sell.
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Missoula
Woody
District Court
John Stiles
Anna Stiles
Sale of cattle to pay administrator expenses in Ravalli county court
The cattle will be sold either privately or publicly as she prefers to cover administrator expenses totaling about 250 dollars. Judge Woody will depart Sunday afternoon for Hamilton to open the May term of Ravalli county court.
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Woody
Hamilton
Ravalli
Notable visitors and locals in Missoula spread cues
Sam Dinsmore visited Butte on business while John Purtle arrived from Quartz mill. Rev. M Mertz of Helena will spend Sunday in Missoula. Pwight Boyden of Canton NY guests at the Florence. Perry Steffee among prize fight guessers. Conductor John Ward arrived from Philipsburg. John Williamson of Lolo ill with spotted fever at Sisters' hospital. Dr G P Mills, James Mills and Gill Mills home from the coast. A B Cook back in Helena after Missoula business. Charles Eaton to Seattle to promote ground thawing machines in northern mines. Celery Gin Tonic promoted for nerves.
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M. Mertz
Helena
Missoula
Pwight Boyden
Canton
N. Y
Florence
Perry Steffee
John Ward
Philipsburg
John Williamson
Lolo
Sisters’ Hospital
G. P. Mills
James Mills
Gill Mills
A. B. Cook
Charles Eaton
Seattle
Swain Warned to Leave Missoula for Poor Support
Harry Swain, a well dressed young man, appeared before Justice Hayes in Missoula for having no visible means of support. He was released with orders to depart the city at once. return by Monday and he faces county jail. Swain reacted with uncertainty as he left the courtroom.
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Missoula
Harry Swain
Justice Hayes
Swain
Man Hurt In Horse Accident At Missoula
Missoula May 12. H Triggs of Clinton is at Sisters Hospital after being thrown from a horse Friday. The horse, once ridden many times, became unmanageable and threw him against a telegraph pole. Triggs suffered a broken lower jaw serious facial lacerations and body bruises. He lay unconscious until help arrived.
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Missoula
H. Triggs
Clinton
Sisters’ Hospital
Triggs
Sumner Mourns Death of Missoula Mother
Charles Sumner of the Missoula Mercantile clothing department received a telegram from Cape Town Pennsylvania announcing his mother's death. She was 80. Funeral set for Sunday. Sumner had just returned from visiting his mother.
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Missoula
Charles Sumner
The
Missoula Mercantile Company
Cape Town
Sumner
Funeral of Mrs West at Missoula May 12
Undertaker Hayes returned from Stevensville where he attended the burial of Mrs West who died of spotted fever. The widow of a farmer on the west side of the river leaves a husband and two children.
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Missoula
Hayes
Stevensville
West
Operation on Claud Britton at Sisters' Hospital
Claud Britton of Clinton underwent an operation at Sisters' Hospital today. The 12 year old stood the procedure very well.
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Claud Britton of
Clinton
Sisters’ Hospital
Stevensville Notes Celebrate Good Templars Anniversary
The Good Templars of Stevensville marked their 1st anniversary on Sunday May 6 at the Baptist church. J F Sharp chaired. prayers by Rev J J McAllister. Addresses by Rev D B Price Rev J J McAllister and Rev M E Barley. History by J R Faulds recitation by A Grantham and songs by the lodge. Edith Lowney organist. Other local items include births deaths marriages and community notices across Stevensville Burnt Fork and Missoula areas.
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Good Templars
Stevenaville
the Baptist Church
J. F. Sharp
J. J. McAllister
D. B. Price
M. E. Barley
Lodge
J. R. Faulds
A. Grantham
Alberta May
Edith Lowney
A. FE. Hatch
Missoula
Matt Hendrickson
Finland
G. F. Hoeeks
J. E
Mabel Corley
Ethelyn Million
Victor
Stevensville
Clark
M. E. Church
F. C. Kingsley
Florence
Scherr
James Burgoyne
Burnt Fork
Claude Borough
Helena
A. M. Holter Hardware Company
M. E
Jacob Mille
Chicago
Montana
P. W. Haynes
McAllister
Franklin
Doc Franklin
Howard Lancaster
Owl
Missoula Visitors Track Osteopathic Treatments and Local Interests
Cal Cook and J. C. Daugherty visited Missoula last week for osteopathic treatment. Co. H. McLeod and F. T. Sterling, manager and secretary of the Missoula Mercantile Company, were in Stevensville last week to attend to company interests.
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Missoula
Cal Cook
J. C. Daugherty
Co. H. McLeod
F. T. Sterling
Rainfall Hits Unusual Levels in Missoula Area
Missoula reports 2.5 inches of rain in 24 hours at the state university gauge, a record for the region. The average annual rainfall is around 25 inches, hilltops are snow covered, and all streams have risen about a foot.
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Missoula
The
State University
Couple from St Ignatius and Missoula wed at Missoula
Rev. George Stewart united Louis Murray of St Ignatius and Miss Mamie Parker of Missoula in marriage this morning. Both are well known here and will reside on Murray's ranch.
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Missoula
George Stewart
Louis Murray
St. Ignatius
Mamie Parker
Mr. Murray
Telephone’s Social Effects Revealed to Observers
Close observers note that the telephone is shaping social life in ways not previously seen. The device accelerates communication, alters routines, and influences relationships across communities, workplaces, and families as it becomes more widespread.
Telephones Reshape Trade Practices In Markets
The article notes brokers increasingly transact from office to office by telephone rather than on the exchange floor. Some lines report exchanges losing ground, while cotton growers reap benefits from higher prices via telephonic facilities. A telephone official informs broom corn buyers of rising markets, prompting farmers to sell earlier at higher values.
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Illinois
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Jim Baillie
Hope
Jim
Rathburn
Henderson Ranch
Jack
Henderson
Sheriff Curran
Rocky Mountain Division
North Coast Limited
John Lynch
Webster
Garden City Brewery
Schmitz
Panquet Restaurant
Rosendorf
A. M. Stevens & Co
Nature
McBride
Mimiquba
Migantile
G.ina
Tien
Reise
Sam Dinsmore
John Purtle
Seqeoyroy-Oyem
J. H. McBrayer
Lawrenceburg
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
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