Queen Victoria Anniversary Sermon Draws Local Members
Rev. C. H. Linley preached a special sermon in Missoula honoring Queen Victoria's birth anniversary. Sons of St George and Clan Methregor attended. the talk stressed honoring all men, brotherhood, and loyalty to adopted homeland with emphasis on liberty and unity among English, Scottish, and Irish communities. The piece mixes sermon notes with a long aside on St Andrew’s day and unionist sentiment.
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Sons of St. George
Order
Davn
Merry Mngland
St George’s Cross of
England
St. Pat George
Royal Society of S
Rick
Treland
St. George
Victor
Bethleem
Calvary's Cross
Missoula Defeats Butte 6-5 In Rain Hurried Game
Missoula baseball team edged Butte 6 to 5 in a rain soaked opener. George Andrews pitched strong in his season debut for the home nine, as Missoula benefited from late scoring in the eighth and ninth to secure the win amid excitement.
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Mulroney
Missoula
Andrews
Mul
Mal
Hugh
Campbell
Atd Mul
Butte Reduction
Merkle
Austin
Harrington
Burton
Claybourne
Eld
Donohue
Ruhnk
Perham
Rumie Me Pheher
Welly
Uhl
Andrewa
Houston
Smith
Kennedy
Mitchell
Aute‘de
Butte Reduction Works
Piaye dl
George Andrews
Manning Heads West From Western Montana Mill
Missoula city brief reports A Manning former head miller at the Western Montana touring mill leaves with his family tonight for Los Angeles California to locate there. The note adds a casual health tip about Scotch Remedy.
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Missoula
Manning
Western Montana
Los Angeles
Cal
Rockefeller Gift To The Association In Washington
Washington reports John D. Rockefeller gave 500 dollars to the Washington Y M C A as part of a larger fund drive. The pledge follows a 300000 dollar building campaign for a new facility to be completed before January 1 1964. The total subscriptions now reach about 210000 dollars with further commitments expected.
Attempted Bribery Charge In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 24 Ian Smith of St Jamuis claiming to be a Citizens league detective offered Commissioner Edward Loughdon 1500 for permission to place 150 slot machines in the city. He reportedly approached Loughdon on Saturday carrying a telegram claimed from a slot machine maker.
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Indianapolis
Edward Loughdon
Board of Public Works
Ian
Smith
St. Jamuis
Citizens’ League
Rcun Dauls
Loughdon
Salt Remedy for Ills Promises Cure at University
Chicago reports Dr. Samuel Matthews claims a salt solution can cure lockjaw uremia locomotor ataxia and morphine poisoning. The intravenous mix of chloride sodium chloride sodium sulphate and sodium citrate purportedly stimulates kidneys and benefits the nervous system. University laboratories reportedly show practical success.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Samuel Matthews
Matthews
University Laboratories
Machinists Strike Against Union Pacific Still On
Washington May 24 Mr J Conlan first vice president of the Machinists National union says telegrams ask about settlement terms The New York agreement covered boiler makers problems only The machinists have not reached an accord with Union Pacific and their strike remains in effect.
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Washington
P. J. Conlan
Machinists’ National Union
Union Pacific Railroad System
Lightning kills pioneer rancher in Plains Montana area
Hugh Monaghan, 46, a longtime Plains valley rancher and pioneer of hard wheat in western Missoula County, was struck and killed by lightning while checking stock about three miles from Plains during a severe storm. He was a prominent Democrat with deep local ties and leaves a brother in Plains and relatives in Minnesota. Funeral details not available.
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Missoula
Plains
Hugh Monaghan
Monaghan
Plains Valley
Minnesota
Matinee Driving Club Opens as Park Shoots to Prize Cups
Missoula May 24 opening of the Matinee and Driving club brings high hopes for fast work on the track. Local owners drive their mounts in brisk workouts with stars like Anadriscus and School Bell showing strong form despite poor weather. Trainer John W. McCormick debuts Idol Rex and Jack in Montana and South Dakota circuits.
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Missoula
Railbirds
Billy Mentrum
Deschamps
Cyr
George
Charles McCarty
Mack
Dr. Buckley
Montana
John W. McCormick
Bhikfoot
Sibyl
Gold
Director
John F. McCormick
South Dakota
Howard
McCormick
Alexander
D. D
Iowa
Hiinois
Idol Rex
Merchants’ Stake
Minneapolis
Jack
Jule Hartley
Spokane
Antrim
Public parks plans advance as Missoula grows
Missoula May 24 Good progress on park plans with Greenough park fencing resuming after bidder withdrawal and a possible bridge over the rattlesnake. Mayor Smith cites council committee readiness to manage parks, with talk of a park commission for long term oversight. Prof Elrod endorses Curtis Knowles park as a children playground and notes Greenough as a prime site for improvement. A land gift adjoining Greenough park may enlarge the system.
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Missoula
Greenough Park
Smith
M. J. Elrod
The
State University
Curtis Knowles
EM Ratcliffe Dead at Wisconsin Home in Messolae
Obituary notes the death of EM Ratcliffe at his Wisconsin residence in Messolae. Former colleague and local residents recall his years of service and community involvement. Burial plans are expected to be announced by family.
Death of M R Ratcliffe After Series of Paralytic Strokes
M R Ratcliffe a long time Missoula resident died this afternoon after a third paralytic stroke. He suffered strokes contracting his throat chest and heart in rapid succession over several days. A native of Ten-heyste he built Missoula's first city structure and later owned property and a fruit ranch in Rattlesnake canyon. Funeral Tuesday at Mars Bros undertaking rooms with Rev George Stewart. He leaves a widow and an elder mother.
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Missoula
Stateliffe
Ten- Hevstee
Anaconda
Ratcliffe
Rattlesnake Canyon
Mars Hros
George Stewart
Bids Sought for Whittier School Heating and Plumbing
J H Kennedy architect invites bids for heating and plumbing of the Whittier school building in Missoula Montana. Bids due 2 30 p m May 27 1902 with and without Paul Vacuum system. Certified check of 100 required. Trustees reserve right to reject any bids. AZL BUNCAN Clerk of School Board.
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J. H. Kennedy
Whittier School
Missoula
Mont
Paul
One Man Located Another Missing in Missoula
Missoula residents report one man found and another man missing. Michael Delaney, Ovando rancher, disappeared Friday night en route to Lolo hot springs, with Hamilton visit suspected. Charles Thompson of Superior left for Philemon Spur mill. he did not arrive at the planned dance and is unlocated.
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Missoula
Charles Jake- Ways
John Daly
Michael Delaney
Hamilton
Delaney
Lolo Hot Springs
Perry Steffe
Charles Thompson
Superior
Mr. Bieffe
Philemon Spur
Thompson
Plumbing bids for Irving school in Missoula Montana
Bids will be received at the office of J. H. Kennedy architect for plumbing in the Irving school building Missoula Mont until 2 30 P M Wednesday May 27 1903 certified check for 50 dollars required with any and all bids Duncan
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J. H. Kennedy
Irving School
Missoula
Mont
Rockefeller boosts IU study building fund offer
Bloomington on May 4 reports John D. Rockefeller proposes raising his donation to Indiana University from 40000 to 50000 dollars if a further 50000 dollars is raised from other sources.
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Bloomington
John D. Rockefeller
Indiana University
Construction firm allocates funds for Denver Northwestern project
The Colorado Utah Construction company building the Denver Northwestern and Pacific railroad has appropriated 5 343 000 dollars for additional work. The plans include a quarter mile tunnel and a temporary line to be used during the two years of tunnel construction. Contracts will be awarded by June end.
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Denver
Colorado-Utah Construction Company
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Railroad
Infant Son Dead in Missoula
Bernie Green, 11 months, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Green of the school section, died at 6 48 pm after a brief illness in Missoula. The funeral is set for Monday afternoon at Marsh's undertaking parlors.
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Missoula
Bernie
Thomas Green
Marsh
Bids Sought for Garden City Bottling Plant Heating Plumbing
Bids will be received by architect A. J. Gibson for heating and plumbing work on the Garden City Bottling and Liquor company building on Cedar Street Missoula Montana until 6 o'clock p m Saturday May 30 1909. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. A J Gibson.
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A. J. Gibson
Garden City Bottling and Liquor Company
Cedar Street
Missoula
Mont
As You Like It Club Holds May Meeting in Missoula
The As You Like It club meets Tuesday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Tevis at 422 East Pine Street Missoula. The event includes the annual election of officers and all members are urged to attend.
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Missoula
City crime and idle men prompt orders to move on
The city faces an unusual rise in disturbances since the new administration took office. Authors warn that many idle men linger in the area, do not work, and refuse to comply, urging authorities to enforce moves and eject nonworkers.
Dandruff Cure Claim for Herpicide Message
An advertisement argues dandruff stems from a germ and cannot be cured by scalp washing. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that kills the dandruff germ, claiming hair growth resumes after use. Sample requests are sent to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
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Newbro
Herepicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Man wagers trip coast to coast without funds
Richard Warfield, from Boston, travels toward the coast on a one thousand pound bet that he can cross the country without money or affront from Americans. He reached Missoula May 24 and is hosted by WLOF Buck, then plans to visit Anaconda and Butte after touring with watercolors of his journey.
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Missoula
Richard Warfield
Boston
Helena
Wlof. Buck
Rocky Mountain Division
Warfield
Fle
Anaconda
Butte
Salsman attacks labor minds at Missoula church sermon
At the Baptist church Rev. F J Salsman delivered a strong sermon on labor organizations criticizing leaders he viewed as lacking principles and noting the influence of figures like Theodore Fischer on unions. At the Christian church Rev H E Russell gave the annual memorial sermon for the local Grand Army post with 24 veterans present and a special musical service.
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Missoula
The
Baptist Church
F. J. Salsman
Theodore Fischer
Grand Army Post
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