Surprising Morning at Missoula Race Track
Arbor day crowds and ideal weather fueled a lively work-out at the Missoula track led by Frank Darbee's Brino Trick colt, which clocked under 35 seconds for a last quarter. Breeding stock and other youngsters showed promising times as the season nears, with a notable match race shaping between Colonel Marshall's Sitka Belle and Dr Crain's Muggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marshall
J. M. Keith
J. B. Porter
Charles B. Johnson
E. C., Vanasmus
BE. A. Crain
Kenneth Ross
Alex Stephens
Will Hord
George Nink
Harry Lambert
Frank Darbee
George Higgins
Frank Higgins
Darbee
W. H. Raymond
Colonel Marshall
Dr. Crain
Marshall
Sitka Belle
Muggins
Chamberlain
Trick
George Farmer
George Lucas
Dave Graham
Tyler Thompson
Puff
Apin
Ray Bird
Strawther
Wilton
Returned handcuffs after Plains arrest
Missoula reports Pascele the Indian, arrested Saturday for knife assault, escaped with handcuffs on his wrists. Plains officers feared the loss but Pascele later sent a runner with the key, returning the handcuffs. no pursuit will be made.
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Missoula
Plains
Pascele
Prescott
New Scotch sailings at Lemley's
Missoula May 14 peace reigned after yesterday’s excitement. The town reported restorations and quieting calm as belligerents exhausted themselves. A lumberjeck’s missing clothes were found, returned by friends who hid them to teach patience for a day.
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Missoula
West praises printer's ink advocate in Missoula visit
The newspaper men of the West count him a friend for promoting liberal use of printer's ink to win business. He has practiced it through a long trade in the party and will stay in Missoula for several days. He is a member of the local Elks lodge, which endears him to the community.
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Men of the West
Missoula
West
Lodge of Elks
W. S. Bohart
Orchard Homes
W. H. Raymond
Belmont Park
J. McCormick
Higgine
James Mowt
East Main Street
Fayette Harrington
Butte
Hamilton
Llacs
Frank Vogel
H. F. Rigby
Thompson River
Upper Bitter Room
Candidates Named for Northern Pacific Beneficiary Board
Missoula May 14 The local committee of election of the Northern Pacific Beneficiary association met at the roadmasters office to name board candidates. Frank Mayne was chosen chairman and M J Goode secretary. Nominees from the Rocky Mountain division include George Town for the conductors, B E Palmer for the bridge department, and M B McBride for the station employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayne
M. J. Goode
Rocky Mountain
George Town
B. E. Palmer
M. B. McBride
Water company moves crew for pipeline work in Missoula
The water company shifts its pipe laying crew from the reservoir hill to South Missoula today. Connections with the reservoir are finished and some pipe has been laid down the hill as the crew aims to complete trench work before returning to the reservoir section. Experts praise the new mains as Montana’s finest pipeline.
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Missoula
Water Company
Reservoir Hill
South Missoula
Montana
Arbor Day Observed with Closures in Missoula
Missoula observes Arbor Day with school ceremonies in the morning and a holiday afternoon. The university is closed, banks and public offices halt operations, the post office runs Sunday hours, while the land office and stores stay open. No trees planted locally due to late date. Oregon Nursery Co. manager B A Mitchell based in Missoula.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Maniac Breaks and Loots Cabins on Island
Missoula on May 14 reports Officer McGregor subdued a man named Brown alleged to be insane who smashed cabins on John Schloegel's island. He wrecked a cabin front and emptied another before being captured and jailed after a violent struggle.
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Missoula
McGregor
Brown
John Schloegel
Rhodes to paper your house trip noted in Missoula
In Missoula on May 14 W S Bohart heads for Darby with Albert Hammond for a photographic trip into the Salmon river country. They plan to go as far as snow allows and will be well armed with cameras for potential fine pictures. The note ends with an advertisement offering 33.5 413 per cent discount on trimmed hats at Globe store.
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Missoula
W. S. Bohart
Darby
Bitter Root
Albert Hammond
Salmon River
Globe Store
Automobile Reaches Missoula with Exhibition Run
The long sought automobile arrived in Missoula and was shown by Expert Peat who bought it in the East. It drew crowds on the streets but a spring problem caused a brief suspension. service will resume in the morning.
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Missoula
Peat
Roadmaster Skones Reports Progress East End Line
Roadmaster Mike Skones of the east end visits headquarters and says work is moving smoothly on his end. He has quit ice cutting at Blossburg as spring approaches.
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Missoula
Mike Skones
East End
Garrison
Blossburg
Subscriptions at the Standard Offer Exclusive Premiums
The Standard office extols its annual subscription premiums as surpassing all rivals, claiming superior value and distinct incentives that set them apart in the market.
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Standard
Orders for Drugs Routed to Missoula Drug Company
All orders for drugs should be sent to the Missoula Drug Company in Missoula. The directive specifies centralized handling at this address for efficient processing and delivery.
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Missoula
West, famed traveling salesman, visits Miraoula on business
Eugene West, described as the advance agent of civilization, arrives in Miraoula for a business visit. He is noted as a well known and genial figure among western traveling salesmen of the old school.
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Miraoula
Eugene West
West
Fenton Fined for Assault in Missoula Police Court
In Missoula on May 24 Judge Hayes fined Gene Fenton 25 and costs for assaulting a lady friend. The fine was paid and peace is reported restored between the parties.
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Missoula
Hayes
Gene Fenton
Jagger Inquest Opens in Missoula May 14
Coroner Hayes impaneled a jury to probe the death of Jagger who died after being struck by a locomotive. Testimony began and the inquest continued into tomorrow as friends suspect hoboes may have assaulted him prompting a fuller inquiry.
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Missoula
Hayes
Jagger
Allred Family Trouble Ends in Missoula
In Missoula on May 114 the Allred family case ends as Allred and Miss Blalock are released from custody. Allred vows to behave and his wife reunites with him. He settles the incurred costs and the county attorney notes the case is dismissed.
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Missoula
Allred
Miss Blalock
Fire Delays Westbound Express Near Missoula
A west bound express was delayed about twenty minutes by a fire in a car carrying the scenery of the Evil Eye company near Missoula on May 4. The fire was quickly controlled with little damage. The Evil Eye company performed that night before a good audience.
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Missoula
Evil Eye’ Company
Evil Eye
Missoula Notes Highlight Busy Local Week
Ed F Murphy visits Missoula as R S Somerville debuts a new tricycle. Travel on overland trains increases and hotels are standing room only. Bonner’s double shift, university baseball practice, and a busy street program on East Main show a bustling community scene.
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Ed F. Murphy
R. S. Somerville
B. R. Williams
Old Country
Bruce
Gold Creek
University Notes From Missoula May 12
Missoula notes describe a pleasant reception for the graduating class hosted by President and Mrs. Craig. Activities include musical offerings by Ethelbert Neving, George Greenwood, and Miss Whittaker, biology field study along the Rattlesnake, and plans for Arbor Day and campus events.
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Missoula
Craig
Corbin
Ethelbert Neving
George Greenwood
Miss Whittaker
Maurice Bradford
The
Rocky Mountain Magazine
Ben D. Stewart
United States
Westcott
Bozeman
Spohn
Track and athletic facilities near completion at school
Work crews have shaped a quarter mile track with a baseball diamond inside and a second straightaway practice area. A second girls basketball court is finished and popular. Daily practice and upcoming field day promise notable events and new records.
Market reports from Omaha and Kansas City cattle and hogs
In Omaha on May 14 cattle receipts reached 5 500 with steady to stronger prices for native and western steers and cows. Hogs at 7 900 receipts sold a shade to 5e higher with heavy and light weights varied. Sheep receipts 7 300 with active, 10c higher prices for yearlings, wethers and lambs. Kansas City reports 9 000 cattle receipts with steady to strong prices across Texas and native cattle and stockers. Hog market strong with bulk sales at 5.65 to 5.80. Sheep receipts 4 200 with lambs at 4.90 to 5.10 and muttons 3.75 to 4.75.
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Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
United States Imports and Exports Report for April 1901
The April 1901 report from the Bureau of Statistics shows merchandise imports at 76,750,982 dollars with 36,461,728 duty free, exports of domestic merchandise at 120,780,59 dollars, and notable increases in bread stuffs cattle and hogs provisions cotton mineral oils. For the last ten months the import total was down 41,049,250 versus the prior year, while exports rose by 86,000,000 to 741,800,004 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Bueau of
Grain supply changes update from Bradstreet's show
New York May 14 special cables report changes in available supplies. Wheat east of the Rockies decreases 1 357 0 bushels afloat for and in Europe increases 1 200 000 bushels total supply decrease 157 000 bushels. Corn east of the Rockies decreases 1 763 000 bushels. Oats east of the Rockies decrease 1 225 000 bushels.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Europe
Wool auction sales in London fall amid steady prices
London on May 14 reported offerings at the wool auction sales totaling 15 487 bales. A quieter tone prevailed yet prices remained firm. Good secureds and merinos were in active demand while crossbreds were irregular and mostly taken by the home trade.
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London
Market Report Summary From London Trading Floor
May 14 London ticker shows Atchison 72 percent Canadian Pacific 108 Union Pacific preferred 6 percent Grand Trunk 119 percent Anaconda 99 Co eight steel 49 0 8 steel preferred 92 14 bar silver at 27 1 4 cents per ounce money 203 percent Rosendorf's reports excellent bread.
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London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
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Western
Western Montana
West Main Street
Percantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Koha Jewelry Co. Jewelers and Opticians
Missoula, Mont
Brino Trick
Simons
Lemley's
Dungan
Ist
Nat. Bk. Bldg
Northern Pacific Association
McBride
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
B. A. Mitchell
Oregon Nursery Company
Miesoula
Rhodes
Automobile
Union Market
Model Restaurant
Notes
Bonner
James R. Coleman
Deer Lodge
George H. Berry
William Muth
Helena
Coast
Justice Houtchens
Larson
Croquet
McHaffle's
University Notes
London Wool Auctions
Rosendorf's
Oak Street
F. Woodward
LeRoy, N.Y
Newbro Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Ani
Red Cross
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith & Simons
A. Boschee
Smith Drug Company
Munyon
Philadelphia
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas Emsley Scientific and
Doctoraive Taxidermy
Hone
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Elk
M'Leod & CO
Front St
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Elk
Joyce & Mulroney
Attorneys-At
First National Bank
Lee SS R. Gwinn
First National Bank Bldg
Kodak Supplies
Kodakery
Smith & Simmons
Druggists
George Pringle
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Icure
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Thenlara
C. OD
Thorp
Vy Mall
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbie Drag Vu
Men's Plain Oxfords
Oxfords
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Mercantile Dept
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
R. A. Bady
A. G
England
John M. Keit
T. L. Greenough
O. G
C. M. McLeed A
Front Street
A. W. Woodworth
Prepriecter
Exchanar
Wm. Carten
Western Montana National Bank
G. A. World Co
Suse
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
Brous
E. Underwood
Mont
Onner
Tamarack
BIG Blackfoot Milling GO
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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