Man Under Influence Receives Ironclad Temperance Pledge
A Western Montana citizen accused his wife of assault after she struck his bottle with a club. Sheriff Prescott and a gathered panel drafted an ironclad temperance pledge, signed by the man, with county attorney backing. The group celebrated on the courthouse lawn after enforcing a temperance message.
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Missoula
Evans
Matthew
Montana
Prescott
Hall
Kendall
Kelly
Court House
Premiums for a Year’s Standard Subscription Highlighted
The Standard office promotes its yearly subscription with standout premiums that outshine all rivals. The offer emphasizes superior value and distinctive incentives designed to attract readers.
Peat & Smiths Auto draws Missoula crowd for first rides
Missoula residents lined the streets to ride in Peat and Smiths new automobile. The vehicle performed perfectly and drew praise from riders. Chief Charlot of the Bitter Root Indians rode in the front seat after Senator Worden persuaded him to join, and he appeared to enjoy the experience.
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Missoula
Peat & Smith
Chief Charlot
Bitter Root
Senator Worden
Victor sees mining prospects and lumber town growth in Pleasant View
W H H Dickin and companions visit Pleasant View mining district five miles west of Victor where ore shows promise. Victor gears up as a lumber hub with three sawmills soon, while Mittower Kiern and McVeigh Johnson mills relocate and Kendall’s mill to follow. Plans include a first class planer and new millsite near the Ritter Root ranch track.
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Victor
W. H. H. Dickinson
Missoula
Pleasant View
McVeigh Johnson’s
Mittower & Kiern
Kendall's
Kendall
Ritter Root
Muzzie plans Lolo springs trip amid early season water height
C E Muzzie left for the Lolo hot springs to arrange summer plans. He expected the return journey might be by horseback due to high water in the Lolo River, delaying travel.
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Missoula
C. E. Muzzie
Lolo Hot Springs
Horsepeek
Epworth League Meets In Missoula Tonight
The Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold an experience meeting in Missoula this evening on May 16, inviting members and attendees to share faith experiences and community updates.
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Epworth League
Missoula
The
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Church Social Aims to Reduce Debt This Friday
A May 17 Friday evening gathering invites all, especially city youth, to a church social with an interesting program. No admission fee. league members share experiences earning funds for the church debt. Ladies Chrome Kid shoes sold for $1.25 at Globe store.
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League
Globe Store
Fur Robe Missing Delays Anaconda Show
Missoula on May 16 report says at the Northern Pacific depot in Missoula a fur robe loaned to the Evil Eye company for its performance was lost after the Tuesday night show. McCann the bill poster threatened searches of trunks to locate it, but promised a thorough hunt at Anaconda if not found.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
McCann
Old Timer Hugh Stuart Noted Lumberman Visits Missoula
In Missoula on May 16 Hugh Stuart, among the region’s oldest lumbermen, is celebrated for shaping Bitter Root valley timber and nurseryman efforts that aided many workers. His trip seeks a missing horse rumored lost in Pattee canyon, while friends offer cheer.
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Missoula
Hugh Stuart
Jimmie Connors
Stuart
Montana
Pattee Canyon
Missoula Croquet Sets Shift in Orchard Firm Leadership
D R Beck resigns as Missoula Orchard and Improvement company manager and treasurer and transfers stock to B A Mitchell who will reside in Missoula. Oscar Sedman is elected manager and J M Carnahan secretary and treasurer. The Beck family plans a two months East trip visiting Fairfield Iowa and Harvard College in Boston.
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Missoula
D. R. Beck
Oregon Nursery Co Manages Drug Orders In Missoula
RB A Mitchell manager of the Oregon Nursery company with offices in Missoula instructs to send all drug orders to the Missoula Drug company in Missoula.
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RB. A. Mitchell
The
Oregon Nursery Company
Missoula
No Decision Reached on Measles Case in Missoula
Missoula city board of health met to decide how to handle a man with suspected measles sent to the pesthouse. Dr Parsons fumigated a room at the pesthouse where the man will be placed. Officials believe the patient may contract smallpox but all precautions will be taken. New Scotch suitings at Lemley's.
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Missoula
City Board of Health
Parsons
Railroad Employs Men Near Missoula Fence Work
The Northern Pacific posted a notice for 50 men to work on the line outside Missoula, drawing about 25 applicants in an hour. Workers will fill section fences near Missoula and a Helena area fence to keep cattle from the tracks. Best paper hangers, lowest prices. Simons.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Littl
Helena
Stray stock rounded up by Missoula herder
Missoula on May 16 reports Herder Rieck, newly appointed to patrol streets, has been active in preventing stray livestock. He has collected many strays and the police chief Larson now advertises these animals for sale at the pound.
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Missoula
Rieck
Larson
Epworth League Cabinet Meeting Closes in Missoula
The state cabinet of the Epworth League ended in Missoula on May 16 with members visiting from out of town returning home. Rev. Mr. Fees of Bozeman gave a strong address and the day featured three sessions. The annual meeting is planned for Livingston on Aug. 13.
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Missoula
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Fees
Bozeman
Livingston
Allred and Blalock Freed After Settlement Missing Wife
W. Allred and Mrs. Blalock were released from jail after a settlement in a case of unlawful cohabitation. They boarded the Coeur d'Alene train toward their residence, but Mrs. Allred was later reported missing. Other items note P. M. Reilly Co. and Rosendorf's advertisements.
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Missoula
W. Allred
Mrs. Blalock
Coeur d'Alene
Allred
Mrs. Allred
Timber use rules updated for forest reserves
Missoula reports new circular instructions from Washington amending the 1900 forest reserves rules. The updated policy allows bona fide settlers and miners to take timber and stone from public lands within reserves for home, mining, and domestic needs, under strict limits and with prior application to forest supervisors.
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Missoula
J. B. Collins
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Binger Hermann
ER. A. Hitchcock
Dow to control Frenchtown estate and Western hotel
Frenchtown merchant Alex Dow arranged to purchase the Hamel estate in Frenchtown. The property includes the Western hotel livery barn and a butcher shop. Dow plans improvements and a grand opening on July 4 and notes the hotel is one of Western Montana’s oldest hostels.
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Missoula
Alex Dow
Frenchtown
Dow
Hamel
Montana
Property filings include deeds and patents in Missoula
County records show deeds filed by J M Steele and wife for the Steele ranch in Carlant a and Philipsburg areas with $50 consideration. A state deed to Fmina Ranche in block 5 school addition valued at $353. Deed from Pat McDermot to Die Blackfoot Milling Co for 160 acres at $860. United States patents to J K R Mitchell of Clinton and Silas Mitchell.
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Missoula
J. M. Steele
Carlanta
Anderson
Philipsoure
Steele Ranch
Consideratin
State of Montana
Fmina Ranche
Pat McDermot
Die
Blackfoot Milling Company
United States
J. KR. Mitchell
Clinton
Silas Mitchell
Temperance Orator Captain Dutton Visits Bonner Meetings
Missoula May 16 Captain Dutton the temperance speaker who closed a successful Missoula series will hold two meetings in Bonner commencing this evening The speaker is described as eloquent and Bonner residents are expected to turn out in force to hear him.
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Missoula
Dutton
Bonner
Rhodes to paper your house Two Good Ball Games
Missoula and Anaconda prepare for a double bill in Montana with two strong baseball showdowns. The first game set for May 26 in Anaconda features Missoula against Anaconda, while a second contest follows between other local teams.
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Rhodes
Missoula
Anaconda
Missoula Nine Prepares After Two Weeks Of Practice
The local nine in Missoula has shown strong form with two weeks of focused practice leading up to the May 30 event. Coaches praised the squad's work ethic and team cohesion as they gear up for a competitive outing.
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Missoula
Cattle Range Dispute Highlights Darby Meeting
Hamilton notes describe a Darby gathering of cattlemen to discuss moving sheep from the upper valley ranges. The meeting produced a committee to negotiate with sheep men, while sheep owner Sig stated their right to the range.
Japanese Merchant Marine Size Surprises United States
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha is just one line in a vast Japanese merchant fleet with regular services to the Pacific coast London Peru Australia India Philippines Siberia and numerous coastwise runs to Chinese ports surpassing the fleet of the Chinese Eastern railway and challenging others in Asian waters.
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Baltimore Sun
United States
Nipon Yusen Kaisha
Pacific
London
Peru
Australia
India
Philippines
Siberia
Chinese- Eastern Railway
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Flissoula, Montana
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Charlot
Dungan
Nat. Bk
Victor Notes
McBride
Bill Poster McCann
Simons
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Kieck
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Record
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Chaffin
Lamar Chaffin
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Sig
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Justice Morris
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Thomas Finnegan
Butte
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Corvallis
D. C
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Hammond
Reber
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J. B. DeNayer
Stevensville
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Balt Lake
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Stevenaville
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Florence
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Japan
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Lane
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Oak Street
F. Woodward
LeRoy, N.Y
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda, Mont
Red Cross
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith & Simons
Mission St
San Francisco
Cal
Smith Drug Company
Mont
H. L. Braun & CO
Chas. Emsley
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Elk
M'Leod & CO
Front St
Attorneys-At-Law
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Joyce & Mulroney
LO Ee Teee R. Gwinn
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George Pringle
Psop
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C.C. C
Thorp Bik
Indionepolis
Men's Plain Oxfords
Oxfords
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantila Dept
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England, J. M. Keith
R. A. Eddy
A. G
England
Job
T. L. Greenough
D. G. England
M. McLeod, Keith
Front Street
Excnanor
WM. Carten
Western Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
J.H.T. Ryman
Hayes & Marsh
Eclipse Stables
West Front Street
A. Augendre
Paris
W. A. Cook, M. D
Edical Co
the Cook
Curtis ST
Denver, Cold
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Tamarack
BIG BLACKFOOT MILLING @Co
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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