Semi final events highlight night of Montana track meet
The article details multiple semi final heats in a Montana track event with names like Belden, Missoula entrants Forbis and Missoni, plus heats featuring HKeat, Linton, and Riles. It notes advancing athletes, forthcoming finals, and an exhibition by Fred Senate with anticipated post race events.
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Dinamocre
Missoni
Vendersont
Perk
Churuhorteln
Stante
Jern
Annona
Belden
Ergs Cunnty
Forbis
Missoula
Wilel
Second annual Missoula scholastic track meet opens under clear skies
The second annual scholastic track meet for Montana high schools took place at the university grounds with about 100 spectators. Bernard Price of Butte won the mile in a record time, while other events saw new marks set and strong showings by teams from Anaconda, Flathead, and Billings as students cheered and the university band performed.
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Missoula
Se Righ
Wreet Arlvet
Unik
Ta Chen
Uchi
Mantua
Mutte Banks
Anaconda Eniien
MY Aula
Reo Water County
Flathead
Lilfies
Athleticos
Unive
BOA AG
Amine
Mweet
Tn Lst
Record-Setting Treh Event At Missoula Meet
Olive with Slo fees 11 treh event tops records as Dorman and others race in Missoula. Jagat year marks 18 tent 2 inches set by Dinsttiore of Aisgonie with Hort of Anaconda nearby. Joe Hew of Atmeorly among 40 percent rated with bold distance coverage. Numerous names across heats, with Missoula, Philipsburg, and Helena in the final standings.
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Tenchel Dorman
Thy Brood Funn
Gelie
Dinsttiore
Aisgonie
Do Hort
Anaconda Tank
Walt Say Mvenore
Sunday School Benefit Plan At Stanid Theater Event
A Sunday School benefit program at Stanid Theater featured Rev. Roo Lawyer of Missoula and Rev. Armuldsen of the Roky Momutsiin Presbyterian Church. The evening highlighted sermons, songs, and a call for offerings with several attendees contributing to the Golden Rule order.
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Noel
Apni House
Roo
Missoula
Wai Fur
Gary
Evenine
Rey
MW Armuldsen
Tony Waly
Ste. Merrin
Meiners Werk
Golden Rule
Hamilton Takes First and Butte Is Second
Missoula May 18 The second interscholastic meet at Montana field closed with Hamilton winning first and Butte second in the declamation contest. Miss Majors Chanters of Hamilton High School won first place with How the La Rue Stakes Were Won. Helss Enthal of Butte High School took second, Elizabeth Shore of Dirhoa placed third, and the attendance was large as the event was thoroughly enjoyed.
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Missoula
Montana Field
Visit by Eastern Montana politicians to Missoula discussed
A fragment notes Representative Tyan returning from Eastern Montana and plans for a Western Montana visit. It mentions Speaker Cannon and a proposed irrigation ditch project, with Dixon cited on dates and locations in Montana. The piece hints at potential land reclamation benefits and settlement.
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Cannon
Miaspuke
Aldhouel
Mtv
Dixon
Sister Nei
Holiagr
Mtr
Dixer
Trout
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Canal
Boy's Arm Broken From Fall From Horse
A boy suffered a broken arm after a fall from a horse during the afternoon in a school area. He was taken to his home after the incident as medical help arrived and the scene was cleared.
Army Men to Compete in Rifle Contest at Fort Miksouly
Officers from Fort Miksouly depart for a rifle competition at a nearby post. Twenty four fort representatives from Mark Aseinibolie and Fert i. Ison join to compete in a life contest with training rifles. Fort Mizzonla troops also participate, with Liewis Ct. Mitchell as commander.
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Miksouly
Mark Aseinibolie
Fert i. Ison
Hivr
Wart Mizzonla
Liewis
Mitchell
Cinaier
Keak
Fulton
Special Train of Palace Coaches Notes May 16 Event
A garbled report describes a special train of nineteen palace coaches associated with the Order of Teilrand Conductors. It mentions Mi guola May 16 and mentions routes via Migowla and portind with an engineer and a discharge at Combyetor Markka.
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Migoula
Petition Seeks Admistration for Late Relative in Missoula
In Missoula a petition to administer the estate of a deceased person was filed by a widow, Mrs Bele ness Nats, asking court action. The petition indicates a desire to appoint a personal representative and outlines the necessary formalities to proceed with the administration. The exact names and locations appear garbled in the text.
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Missoula
Fe Mnadter
Wivkew
Beleness
Missoula Chamber Set for May 22 Meeting
The Missoula Chamber of Commerce schedules its next regular meeting for Monday night May 22. The draft agenda includes reports from Minded ML Evans and discussion of several project items and topics raised at prior sessions.
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Miskoula
Missoula
Fireman Injured After Fall At Missoula Home
Missoula on May 18 reports Grifin a Northern Bacife fireman fell from a banister at a kitchen sink area of Kia home while in a Morris morning incident. He struck his head, was treated at the hospital, and may be released soon after medical care. One hundred calling cards and a plate for $1.50 listed.
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Missoula
Grifin
Kia Hame
Thata
Asoula
Prospects Rise for Missoula Cold Storage Plant
A Milwaukee cold storage company representative, McConley, reported strong prospects for a Missoula location after a club dinner. The firm operates over 2,000 plants nationwide and may establish in Missoula, with locals optimistic about site viability in the town. Also noted were a laborer from North Yakima treated at the company hospital and a minor city medical incident involving a local resident.
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Maylal T. Conley
Ren Verghling
Stomigswil CromneEry Conpany
Milwaukee
Yashinut
Ells
Missoula Club
McConley
United States
Wille
Tolure
Missoula Notes Describe Local Transfers and Visits
Misoula notes recount a social, business, and public activity day in Missoula. Mentions include rooming changes at a Front street theater site, Thebodtenu & Taety store, and a new tenant. land deals with J. E. Moody and Tig Bleckfoot Milling. Dr. Change Kennett visiting from Virginia City. Miss Marmle Latimer and Mira Low Veuve departing for Arlee. hospital visitors and a little operation for a child. Wot visitors at the Sisters' hospital. Hluvstater street development toward the Thowdes agency to FP. a Ingalls lot 3500. MCquesten's stomach trouble and return. waterfowl appropriations planned. Mrs. Dr. Dye visiting from Deer Lodge. M Kimberly of Northern Pacific arriving for business. Willin Ross, justice of the peace, taking office. Seaview Fidelity and Girly agency deal. real estate sale to Mrs. Flowser for 2400. Northern Pacific land selection near townships Ul TR ve and Wi north of range ty. sale of Mrs. Helen Sears home to Richard T. Bennett. Sheriff and Under Sheriff patrols in French town. A. M. Stevens protests final proof by Amelia M. McMan on 10 acres west of Galtere. land claimed under timber and stone with mineral designation questioned.
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Teonal
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George FF. Brooks
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