Surprises at Missoula Race Track for Arbor Day
Arbor day drew a big crowd as Frank Darbee’s Brino Trick colt surprised insiders with a sub 35 second last quarter after a mile workout. Other workouts featured Dr Mills’ Con sidine and Frieda Gazella pacing a 2:37 mile, with 50 horses at the track and bets rising on upcoming matches including Sitka Belle versus Muggins.
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West of printer's ink advocate visits Missoula
The newspaper men of the West regard him as a friend and promoter of liberal printer's ink to boost business. He will stay in Missoula for several days and is a member of the local Elks lodge, endearing him to the community.
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Candidates Named for Northern Pacific Beneficiary Board Missoula
The Northern Pacific Beneficiary association local committee in Missoula met at the roadmaster’s office to nominate board candidates. George Town leads Rocky Mountain division ballots with B. E. Palmer and M. B. McBride named for bridge and station employe groups. other divisions offered no candidates.
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Water company shifts pipe crew to South Missoula
The water company transfers its pipe laying crew from the reservoir hill to South Missoula on May 14. Connections with the reservoir are complete and some pipe is laid down the hill. Crew will return to the south side to finish trench work before rejoining the reservoir section. Experts praise the new mains as Montana's finest pipeline.
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Arbor Day Observed and Insanity Incident in Missoula
Arbor Day was observed in Missoula public schools with morning exercises and a holiday in the afternoon. Banks and offices closed. post office kept Sunday hours. university session canceled. Earth Day planting had occurred earlier. Officer McGregor struggled with a man named Brown on an island property, who appeared insane and damaged cabins before being jailed.
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Across the Divide Polarized Trip and Automobile News
Missoula reports W S Bohart plans a camera trip with Albert Hammond into the Salmon river area pending snow conditions on the divide. They will go as far as possible, armed with cameras and plates. Also Missoula welcomes a newly delivered automobile run by Expert Peat with a brief spring service hiccup.
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Missoula Notes Plentiful Happenings In July Scene
E F Murphy visits Missoula while RR S Somerville shows a new tricycle. Travel rises on overland trains and hotels run full. Bonner busy with double shift as James Coleman visits from Deer Lodge. University baseball wins 12 9 in a practice game. Mrs Fox funeral held amid large attendance. Street work on East Main continues. Local nurseries ship stock to Northern Montana and Bitter Root orchards look thriving. Several residents travel and socialize with horse breeders and timber crews entering the region.
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University Notes Missoula May 12 Graduation Events
Missoula notes survey a graduation reception for the class and faculty hosted by President and Mrs. Craig. Convocation featured remarks on Ethelbert Neving by dias Corbin, with performances by George Greenwood and Miss Whittaker. Ben D. Stewart named general manager for field day sports. Arbor Day activities discussed.
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Track and Sports Facilities Progress at Local School
Work continues on a quarter mile track with circle ends and tan gent sides ready for field day and commencement week. A baseball diamond area is prepared and in daily use while another straightaway track is smoothed for running drills. A second basketball court for girls is complete and popular along with daily athletics promising active field day events and records.
Market Reports and Exports Data From May 14 News
Omaha live stock receipts show cattle and hogs steady to higher with strong demand for yearlings and stock sheep. Kansas City market lists steady to strong cattle and hog prices with bulls and stockers notable. Washington announces April imports at 76.75M with 36.46M duty-free. exports rise to 130.78M. New York notes reductions in wheat corn oats supplies. London wool auctions steady with firm prices.
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Returned handcuffs and escape of Indian prisoner
Pascele, an Indian arrested in Plains on a knife assault, escaped with handcuffs on his wrists. The sheriff left the cuffs on, Plains officers feared the escape of both, but Pascele sent word from the reservation he would return the cuffs if given the key. The key was sent and the handcuffs returned. no pursuit will be made.
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Quiet on the Missoula as Peace Returns
Missoula reports a calm day after yesterday’s excitement with brief outbreaks expected. A lumberjack recovered his clothes from friends who hid them as a test of patience. Eugene West, a well known advance agent of civilization, visits Missoula on business.
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Jagger Inquest Opens in Missoula May 14
Coroner Hayes impanels a jury to probe the death of Jagger who died from injuries after being struck by a locomotive. Part of the testimony is taken and the hearing continues tomorrow as friends allege he may have been slugged by hoboes prompting further inquiry.
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Allred Family Case Ends as Couple Reunites in Missoula
Trouble Adjusted in Missoula as the criminal case against head of the Allred family is dismissed. Allred and Miss Blalock are released from custody. Allred promises to reform and his wife takes him back. He pays the incurred costs and the county attorney is glad to have the case resolved.
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Fire Delays Westbound Express Through Canyon
A westbound express was delayed about twenty minutes by a fire at one end of a car containing the scenery for the Evil Eye company. The fire was put out with little damage. The Evil Eye company performed in Missoula that evening before a good audience.
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