Some Educational Problems in Montana Discussed
In Missoula the Teachers institute session opened with 37 of 61 teachers present. Mrs. R. G. Young led Geography and history linked lessons, Miss Harwood emphasized spelling and language, and Superintendent Carleton sent a telegram. The afternoon featured advanced literature and nature studies, with a strong program concluding the day.
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Missoula
Teachers’ Institute
R. G. Young
Carleton
Harwood
Harriet Hord
Gilbert Heyfron
K E. A. Carleton
Montana
Grand opening Tuesday at the Globe store
The Globe store invites everyone to a grand opening Tuesday offering a useful souvenir to ladies and a festive shopping event.
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Globe Store
Salvation Army Captain Keeny Returns to Missoula
Captain John Keeny of the Salvation Army arrived from Dawson reporting work on a shelter for vagrants there. He led the pioneer contingent and says hundreds have been helped. He expects Dawson to grow into a big town and plans to depart Friday for his southern home.
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Missoula
John Keeny
Dawson
Captain Keeny
Salvation Army
Cape Nome
Dan- Fon
Nome
Golden Rule Millinery Opening Draws Missoula Ladies
Missoula observed the Golden Rule store grand millinery opening with a crowded room full of shoppers. The new styles and large collection impressed attendees as the shop promised the lowest prices in the state and a premier millinery department for the season.
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Missoula, Oc. 4
Golden Rule
Missoula
Kreaty
Disputed Mineral Land Near Quigley Draws Rail Road Border
Land office officials face a case similar to Nalbace district protests. The site near Quigley is alleged mineral by commissioners, but the railroad seeks to prove greater agricultural value. The tract covers 18 sections in township 11 north, range 16 west.
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Missoula
Land Office
Nalbace
Quigley
Mineral Land Commissioners
Mining claims near land to be fought over returns
Robert Fisher will represent miners and the railroad in the dispute over mineral land commissioners' returns. Fisher handles the railroad's interests and the cases recently heard in the land office as part of the argument to secure endorsements.
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Mineral Land Commissioners
Robert Fisher
Northern Pacific Buys 167 510 Acres in Montana District
Missoula October 4. United States land office reports show a rising September business with receipts totaling 11 155 28 through land sales commissions and fees. Northern Pacific Railway company purchased 167 510 acres, state and individuals 11 967 59 acres, 45 homestead entries filed for September.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Hartley McMullen
Saltese
Saltest
J. A. Mitchell
Essex K. Tarbox
Brown
Lothrop
James McMellan
Joan McDonald
McMelan
McDonald
Water main trench dug for Missoula south side
A work crew is digging a trench for a one inch water main on the south side of Missoula. A derrick is set at the river bank to drive piles for the pipe. The university and east Higgins avenue residences will connect first. Measures to prevent freezing include a smaller pipe feeding from the larger line and a possible connection between pipes.
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Missoula
Water Company
University
Higgins Avenue
Robbed His Friend Tracks in Snow Led to Arrest
Missoula police arrested Michael Murray on a Ravalli county warrant for allegedly stealing $67.70 from John Harper while he slept. Harper traced muddy tracks in fresh snow from Florence to Missoula, identified Murray after he was found with money and new clothing, and Murray was jailed awaiting transfer to Hamilton for examination.
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Missoula
Michael Murray
Ravalli County
Lim
John Harper
Harper
Murray
Florence
Dis
Corbett
Higgins Avesnue
Hamilton
New Time Card Alters Missoula Coeur dAlene Rail Schedule
Missoula service gets Sunday morning change in the Coeur dAlene train timetable. The Missoula departure moves to 9 00 AM from 3 00 PM, improving business men’s branch service as the Wallace arrival shifts to after dinner. Copper City limited ends. morning train to Missoula stays for No 5’s afternoon return.
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Missoula
Get
Coeur Walone
Soo
Wallace
Copper City Limited
No. S
Fire destroys Lole Springs hotel in Missoula area
Word from Missoula reports the old hotel at Lole Springs burned down this week. The fire likely started from a defective flue running through the loft. Despite efforts to save it, poor firefighting facilities in the area led to total loss. The structure was owned by W. A. Bimons and leased by C. K. E. Muzzio. the loss is about 1,500 dollars and insured for a portion.
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W. A. Bimons
C. K E. Muzzio
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Events And Trials
MISSOULA NOTES itemizes a week of local activity: Garvin from Florence, Oettinger joins Bee Hive, Rebekahs meet, Young on business in Wallace, Yom Kippur services, Newberry returns to Lothrop, Hills county convention at Bennetts, Frazer deputy state land agent travels West, Jerry Hayes visits Wallace, Sue Lyons improves, independent democratic delegates return from Butte, Rev Stewart to Hamilton Episcopal service, Golden Rule opened with crowds, Larry fined for disturbance, drunken Indian fined, Himmelbauer joins California Wine Co, Solomon in California, Copper City limited service regret, doctors Reed examined in Helena, Brownies matinee at Union, Cavanaugh’s remains shipped to La Crosse, Sheffer funeral at Frenchtown, two Missoula weddings Bonner pairings.
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A. M. Garvin
Florence
Philip Oettinger
Bee Hive
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. G. Young
Wallace
Yom Kippur
C. B. Newberry
Lothrop
the Hills
Missoula
Bennett Opera House
R. H. Frazer
West
Jerry Hayes
Ity
Sue Lyons
Sisters’ Hospital
Butten
George Stewart
Episcopal
Main Street
California
Copper City Limited
Butte
W. Reed
Eva C. Reed
East Pront Street
Helena
Union Opera House
James Cavanaugh
Northern Pacific
la Crosse
Wis
Bveehe Sheffer
Bace
Frenchtown
Nissoula
Silvia Daucett
Miss Liforge
M. Retifieure
Miss Beaulieu
Father Palladino
Stove pipe and elbows offered near Missoula
A Missoula supplier advertises six inch stove pipe joints at 20 cents each with elbows at 20 cents and dampers at 15 cents Delivered within 50 miles of Missoula in lots of 10 joints or more offered by J L Metiride.
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Missoula
J. Ll. Metiride
Personalities and travel notes from Missoula
A column of local society items lists FL Wilburn and wife of Florence visiting Missoula with A W Jamieson of Eight Miles in the city on business. Loto mining man T S Letterman also visits, while P P Merce of the Missoula hotel travels to Butte for a few days of business. Frank Nelson returns to his Potomac ranch after brief Missoula and Butte stay. Rudolph Von Tobel of Lewistown, GOP associate justice candidate, travels on Copper King limited from Bitter Root, attending a political meeting in Stevensville with D E B Folsom and T J Porter aboard.
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FL Wilburn
Florence
Missoula
A. W. Jamieson
Milesa
T. S. Letterman
Loto Mining Nan
P. P. Merce
Butte
Frank Nelson
Potomac
Lake
Hisich
Stevensville
Rudolph von Tobel
Lewistown
Copper Cry Limited
Bitter Root Valley
Stevenevlie
D. EB. Folsom
T. J. Porter
Papers prepared for Missoula Chinese travelers awaiting departure
In Missoula a process is underway to prepare affidavits for two Chinese men He Ram and Tom Yim held in San Francisco. They claim to have lived in Missoula for over a year and to be in business. Their trip home across the ocean is being arranged. Also noted is a Hartley’s dental ad and Dr Dodd eye examination in Hamilton.
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Missoula
Misoula
San Francisco
Big Pond
He Ram
Tom Yim
Drowning Flood Sweeps North of Herton After Cloudburst
Flooding after August night storm swelled creeks and burst the town water dam. Water rose to bedroom levels as residents carried loved ones to safety. In hours a vast avian harvest followed with 1 800 birds counted by neighbors and a fleeing birdlife witness.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas
Herton
Jeep
Leverton
Hamilton Notes Describe Saloon Brawl and Local News
A Corvallis bartender caused a scene by sealing doors and firing a small cannon inside the saloon, prompting Sheriff Chattin to demand surrender after a tense standstill. The incident ended with a fine and costs. The column also notes charity concerts, movements of local residents, travel, and social events around Hamilton and Vic tor with several named individuals and places.
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Hamilton
Popham
Corvallis
Fell of Sport
Chattin
Affin
Jaellon Johnson
Daniel E Bandmann
Ben Fit
Galveston Gofferers
Robert Nelson
Allendale
Nenhbows
Carvalha
Nome
JFP
Wendricks
Daughterewe
Lee
Carter
Banniers
Ceeree
California
Comer
Vicotor
Wes Ivy Roseberger
A. J. Peinderter
Mary Miller
Fimen Creenfeld
Frbel Peinderter
Vietor
Jobo “Ulker
Carvallis
Palmyra
Montana
Mors
Stevens
Vipone Lonefete
Helle
the Democrat
Renubitoen
Burglary Reported at Florence Store Break-In
In Missoula on October 4 a break-in occurred at a Florence area store. A thief gained access by forcing a rear door and stole about 36 pounds left in the till. The store is believed to be Der verber Herbert.
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M'ssoula
Florence
Der.verber & Herbert
Sewing firm yard accident ends with wagon purchase
A hay team belonging to Bie Blackfoot Millips company pulled off a mishap in the company yard near the denet on Oct 4. The frightened team spilled a load of lumber from the wagon and began to run, necessitating a new wagon purchase.
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Western
West Main Street
Missora
Telephone No. US
Ladies’ Suit Department
Percantile Co
Missoula, Montana
Kohn Jewelry CO
Missoule, Mont
Missoula County
Wome
Captain Kenny
The
Salvation Area
Civilization
McHattiere
Hie Land Office
Choice Cut Flowers
Smith & Simons
Land Office Reports
Union Market
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Groce
Lemsey’s
Wilson's
Lole Springs
Notes
Het. Gordon
Chitmen Geing Mome
Hartley's
Dr. Dodd
Ravalli Hotel
Ros
Gold Boot Shoe Company
C. UC
Murphy & Weeneetay
Higgins Avenus
Bonner
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Lour Bonner
Himelf
Rosendorf’s
Texas
Nion Opera House
Missoula U
John Maguire
Gorton’s
Famous Minstrels
Gorton and Lee
Crescent City Quartette
Kohn
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
Charles Otto
J. Ht, Ryman
Need Eberan
Butt of Anaconda
Idamilton
Ravalli
Anaconda
J. W. Mehargue
Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
M. Keith
Cashier
R. A. Eddy
T. L. Greenough
A. B
Finkelaburg & Catlin
M Esvilla, Ddoul
Higgins Liven
Rehbhery
Plorence
Yster's
Studebaker Bros.’ Manufacturng Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Jon
Tiatres
Cras
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
H. le Braun
Chas. Eva
Stoddard & Moss
Stoddard & Ross
Gilbert Rhodes Hammond
Green Sood Bros
F. W. Morris
Higgins Block
E Manu
N. Coulombe
Malhele Works
Vphotographs
F. M. Ingalls
First National Bank Bik
IOS, Oettinger
Lodo
Northwestern University Up
Behoo
American College of den
Sooms
Daly Blocg
Migsoula
Ntada
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