Deacon Kilburn’s Boise Bathroom Predicament Unveiled
Missoula reports the Deacon Kilburn visited the Boise natatorium and, after a wild plunge, left his dressing room key inside. The door locked, patrons jeered as he battered the door while his suit tore. An attendant arrived, he was restrained, and Kilburn swore off bathing.
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Missoula
Kilburn
Idaho
Boise
Deacon Kilburn
Broadwater Natatorium
Payette
Boise Natatorium
Deacon
Mining and land transfers plus quartz claims in Wallace district
P M Reilly and Co sells 8 cubic feet of waters in Astache gulch for mining. Multiple deeds record transfers in Frenchtown Plains and St. Regis claims with prices from 1 to 100 dollars. Quartz locations Last Chance and Green Mountain in Wallace district located by David Lewis. Wind up sale of dress goods at Globe 40 cents on the dollar.
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Astache Gulch
John Parent
Telise Dumouche
Frenchtown
J. A. McGowan
Andrew Sansom
Plains
Last Chance
Green Mountain
Wallace
David Lewis
Globe
Oldest Montana mercantile firm to be renamed Murphy Henley Tevis
Missoula May 25 announces a June 1 change in ownership at Murphy Worden. N G Tevis and J B Henley buy Henry O Worden’s share and form Murphy Henley Tevis. Worden retires but stays in Missoula.
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Missoula
N. G. Tevis
J. B. Henley
Henry O. Worden
Murphy & Worden
Murphy, Henley & Tevis
Montana
F. L. Worden
Worden
New Scotch Suitings at Lemleys and Wall Paper
Rhodes advertises papering services and a wind up sale at Globe store featuring men and boys salts at half price. New line of wall paper and Scotch suitings offered by Lemleys.
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Lemley’s
Rhodes
Globe Store
University Orchestra to Furnish Music for Missoula Commencement
The University orchestra will provide excellent music during commencement week in Missoula on May 25. The eight piece ensemble rehearses daily with director George Greenwood and members Hope Whitaker, Leslie Woods, Grace Conklin, William O. Craig, Will Dickinson, John R. Latimer, and Jeannette McPhail.
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Missoula
George Greenwood
John R. Latimer
Miss Jeannette McPhail
Records Filed in Missoula County Clerk May 24
Instruments filed include quartz mining claims Fire Spring Black Bear Iron Cliff in Wallace district location by David and Douglas Lewis of Clinton. Deed from H T Wilkinson and wife to John Willis for lot 16 block 6 Thompson townsite valued at 15 dollars. Water right filed by H M Miers et al.
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Missoula
Black Bear
Iron Cliff
Wallace
David and Douglas Lewis
Clinton
H. T. Wilkinson
John Willis
Thompson
H. M. Miers
Double Wedding in Scandinavian Church Missoula
Rev M Peter son presided at a morning ceremony uniting Mons Larsen to Anna Laurietsen of Bearmouth and Bright Johnson to Annie Larsen of Bearmouth. Both couples, Northern Pacific section foremen, left for a Bearmouth honeymoon. Larsen to Grantsdale soon.
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Missoula
Lolo Ditch Company reorganizes and local industry updates
In Lolo on May 25 the Lolo Ditch Company finished organizing with W. W. Kennedy as president and J. F. Delaney as vice president. Messrs. Anderson and Bass strike a new lead in the Woodman mine promising copper bonanza. McKeen & Erickson run a busy sawmill hauling lumber to Lolo. A new box factory prepares to run for apple boxes in summer. M. Allen nearing completion of a fine residence with steam heat electric light and water. Dr. W. P. Mills builds a new Jersey farm residence. Crops look good and farmers foresee a prosperous season as hay and grain progress well. Model restaurant praised. good garden hose at Se. McBride.
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Lolo
Lolo Ditch Company
W. W. Kennedy
J. F. Delaney
F. Gilbert
William Hughes
8. Lynch
C. M. Allen
J. L. Mills
Messrs. Anderson and Bass
Woodman
McKeen & Erickson
Haney to Wed Miss Emily Strong at St Ignatius Mission
Albert Haney and Mrs. Emily Agnes Strong will wed at the Catholic church at St Ignatius mission tomorrow. Both are well known in Missoula and Jocko where Mrs. Strong runs a section boarding house. Call at the Standard office to learn about subscription premiums.
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Missoula
Albert Haney
Emily Agnes Strong
St. Ignatius’ Mission
Jocko
Strong
Missoula Team Prepares for Anaconda Game
The Missoula baseball club travels to Anaconda for a May 25 game. The team has practiced well and shown excellent work. Several friends accompanied the squad to join the trip.
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Missoula
Anaconda
Fire in Play Burns Missoula Child Dress
Four year old daughter of J O Connor on West Copper street in Missoula was severely burned when a fire started by two соседs while playing in a vacant lot. The child's clothing burned off except for stockings and shoes. Neighbors including Al Chamberlain and John Herzog battled the blaze as doctors rushed to the O Connor home, with fears she may not survive.
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Missoula
J. O'Connor
West Copper Street
al Chamberlain
John Herzog
McCullough
Golden Rule Concert for Children Opens Monday
The Golden Rule will host a concert especially for children at the opening Monday. Parents are urged to let the children come from school and attend. The event will run from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock.
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Golden Rule
University Commencement Week Plan at Missoula
The state university at Missoula outlines commencement week events from May 31 to June 6. Highlights include the Hon. E. D. Weed address, prize declamation, Rev. Joseph P. McCarthy baccalaureate, H. N. Buckley oratorical contest, field day, alumni recital, and the commencement with Sen. Thomas H. Carter addressing graduates. All events occur in university hall and are open to the public.
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Missoula
the State University
E. D. Weed
Helena
Joseph P. McCarthy
University School of Music
H. N. Buckley
Thomas H. Carter
University Hall
Bicycle collision injures Missoula merchant
Arthur Quinn of the Missoula Mercantile company was struck by contractor Jeff Chivigne while riding to lunch, breaking his nose. Quinn was treated at a surgeon's office and helpers aided him. the other rider escaped injuries.
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Missoula
Arthur Quinn
Missoula Methodist Church Holds Fourth Conference Elects Board
The Missoula Methodist church held its fourth conference in the league room electing the board of stewards and trustees for the upcoming year. Several former stewards and trustees were re elected. Presiding Elder Mills from Helena will conduct Sunday services. A separate note reports Dwight Harding underwent a toe amputation aiming to be the last operation. he recovered well. The Golden Rule store announces a grand opening and a wind up sale of parasols. Murphy Hanley Tevis to run Murphy Worden business from June 1.
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Missoula
Methodist Church
League Room
Mills
Helena
May
Dwight Harding
Mr. Harding
Wardens to Act on Offseason Game Killing
Mr Scott announces a meeting expected to urge wardens to adopt strict measures to stop killing game out of season. Also promoted are the Golden Rule opening Monday with entertainment slated for afternoon and evening.
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Scott
Civil Service Exams Set for Missoula Post Office Posts
Missoula hosts a June 22 examination for clerk and carrier posts in the post office service. Applicants must meet age, height, and medical requirements, with forms and details available at the Missoula post office. Applications close June 13, 1901.
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Missoula
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office Service
Commission
United States
Department
Golden Rule Opens New Store Monday Afternoon
Grand Opening announced for The Golden Rule as its greater store debuts Monday afternoon. Invited guests and community members attend to celebrate the launch with special events and greetings.
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Lsten
University Notes Missoula May 24 Lectures and Athletics
Judge Hiram Knowles delivers two lectures on the U S constitution for the whole student body. Athletics improve with daily practice and a potential field day game against Idaho. preparations for fall football follow if the Idaho game proves profitable. The catalogue, orchestra, mounted slides, and essays occupy faculty and students as the semester moves toward commencement.
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Missoula
Hiram Knowles
United States District Court
United States
University of Idaho
Idaho
State Board of Education
Elks Pilgrimage Highlighted by Missoula Guests
Washington Post notes a Marlboro Md pilgrimage by the Washington Elks with Missoula visitors including George E. Boos his daughter and Miss Estella Greenough as guests of the occasion.
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Missoula
Washington Post
Washington Elks
Marlboro
George E. Boos
Estella Greenough
Missoula Concert Pleases Big Saturday Crowd
A Missoula Mercantile Co concert on Saturday night drew a large audience and was highly enjoyed. B A Mitchell of Oregon Nursery Co offices in Missoula is noted in the report. Croquet sets at McHaffie's and a meeting of game wardens were mentioned with Arthur Higgins the deputy wardens heading to Helena for a statewide gathering.
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Missoula
Missoula Mercantile Company
B. A. Mitchell
The
Oregon Nursery Company
Arthur Higgins
Missoula County
Helena
Gus KroMan to Help Found Scandinavian Lodge in Wallace
Missoula reports Gus KroMan a Woody street grocer leaves for Wallace Idaho to assist in instituting a lodge of Scandinavian Brothers with about 25 charter members.
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Missoula
Gus Krroman
Woody Street
Wallace
Idaho
Scandinavian Brothers
Mrs Otto Wick Called Home As Mother Becomes Ill
Missoula May 25 Mrs Otto Wick rushed to her mother's home in the east after a telegram announced the serious illness of her mother. She boarded this morning's eastbound train to reach her parent.
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Missoula
Otto Wick
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Western
Western Montana
Standard
West Main Street
Panama
China
Ptercantile Co
Tissoula
Fine China
OHN Ewelry
Jewelers
Opticians
Missoula, Mont
Simons
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
F. W. Wilson
Lewis McHeffey
W. H. Houston
St. Regis
Andrew Swanson
Hugh Stephens
Margaret J. Smith
Charles A. Smith
Union Market
Lolo News
Model Restaurant
Se. McBride
Hansen
O. C. Hansen Mfg. Company
E. Water St
Milwaukee, Wis
Prof
Munyon
New Yor
Philadelpia
Baby
McBride
Board of Stewards
Dungan
Nat. Bk
Murphy, Hanley & Tevis
J. KB. Hanley
H. O. Worden
Civil Service Examinations
University Notes
Rosendorf's
McHaffie’s
Kemp
Balsam
J. H. Mapaford
Orator
F. Woodward
LeRoy, N.Y
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda, Mont
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly
Joyce & Mulroney
First National Bank
R. Gwinn
First National Bank Bldg
Kodak Supplies
Witchery of
Kodakery
Smith & Simmons
the Druggists
George Pringle
Physicians and Surgeons
M. Rockman
Nat
Br. Dlock
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
J. M. Keith
Sencess
Viet
R. A. Eddy
A. G. England
John
Greenough
England, Co
M. McLeod
Keith
H. L. Braun & CO
Chasemaley Scientific and
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
West Front Street
Cincinnati
U. 5
Men's Plain Oxfords
Oxfords
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Dept
Hamilton, Mont
Front Street
A. W. Woodworth
Tae Excmamae
Quiet Club
Rooma
Carten
Prop
Western Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf Johns, Lehson
J.H.T. Ryman
A. Augendre
Paris
Butte
Mont
Cook
M. D
W. A
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Ina
Acme
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Acatanufacturers and Dealers
Tamarack
Bonner
BIG Blackfoot Milling
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
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