Northern Pacific Announces Low Settlers Rates to Montana
The Northern Pacific plans weekly settlers excursions from Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth to points from Little Falls Minnesota to Portland Oregon with one way and round trip fares 20 35 to Helena and Butte 25 45 from Chicago. Rates drop 30 to 50 percent and match Great Northern cuts benefiting Butte Missoula Gallatin Bitterroot Valleys.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Great Falls
Charless. Fee
Butte
Fee
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Little Falls
Helena
Kidnapping Notice for 10YearOld Ethel Lovington
Chief of Police Lovell received a notice from Alta California describing 10 year old Ethel Hazel Lovington missing on or about July 16. The girl has light hair brown eyes and a medium build. Her father Lewis Lovington alias DeWitt is described as 6 feet tall 175 pounds with blonde hair blue eyes and multiple ethnic descriptors. Last seen with a large blonde mustache. Information should be sent to Mrs. Lewis Lovington at 06 Third Street Sacramento California.
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Lovell
Alta
Cal
Ethel Hazel Lovington
Lewis Lovington
DeWitt
Third Street
Sacramento
Police Court Roundup Prominent Arrests and Fines
Mace Warren had John Hollingaworth arrested for assault and battery after a family row. Warren is out on bail. Bill Connolly fined $10 for disturbance on East Mercury street, Pat Duffy also $10. Abel Johnson acquitted of using bad language. May Smith arrested for stealing $100 from Dave Matthews, released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Warren
John Hollingaworth
Warren
Bill Connolly
East Mercury Street
Pat Duffy
Abel Johnson
May Smith
Dave Matthews
Great Falls Notes Reflect Local Deals and Appointments
Notable entries include Henry Burmeister in the city on business and Frank Moore returning from Nebraska. Eva Btelzer leaves for Helena to settle permanently, Nels Buck takes oath of allegiance, and Cam Gregg becomes aide-de-camp to Gen. Brush. Several property transfers occur as rail cars arrive, while court actions wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burmeister
Cascade
Frank Moore
Nebraska
Mies Eva Btelzer
Helena
Nels Buck
Finland
G. W. Dunlap
Third Avenue
Third Street
Cam
J. O. Gregg
George W. Brush
Robert Blackwood
Electric Railway Company
Great Falls and Helena Face Bitter Money Suit
Great Falls files a suit for money against Helena amid lingering baseball tensions. The Oct 9 dispatch notes a feud between the two teams spilling into civil action.
Helena and Great Falls Face Baseball Forfeiture Dispute
The Great Falls directorate demands 600 dollars from the Helena Baseball Association for forfeited games Friday and Saturday last. Helena allegedly refused to finish the games and may owe 300 dollars to the opposing team per the stipulation. Legal authority suggests Great Falls has a solid case pending asset checks on Helena.
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Helena
Great Falls
Helena Baseball Association
Presbytery of Montana Synod Holds Meetings in Great Falls
Delegates to the Presbytery, synod and Woman's Synodical Missionary Society of Montana gather in Great Falls for executive sessions. The synod lists 42 churches, 2488 members, 25 ministers with salaries from 900 to 2500, and total church expenses of 341,274. The program runs Oct 9 to 11 with ordination and devotional sessions at First Presbyterian Church.
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Great Falls
Synod
Woman's Synodical Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church of
Philipsburg
E. McC. Calvin
Miles City
F. Tonge
South Butte
D. N. McDonald
R. M
Spout
Sand Coulee
J. L. Mosher
Helena
W. E. Cort
Lewistown
M. B. Loughlin
Dillon
Davis Wilson
Bozeman
J. H. Vanden Hook
G. H. Whiteman
Butte
J. E. Burkhart
Twin Bridges
H. N. Wagner
Elder
T. A. Wickes
Boulder
H. Grube
R. H. Whitehall
Anaconda
Albert Pfaus
W. N. Sloan
Ph. D
G. M. Fisher
Kalispell
A. Pringle
Stockett
F. W. Pool
Havre
A. R. McIntosh
Utica
J. N. McLean
D. G. Warner
Cook
F. B. Cleland
A. D. Martin
D. D
Deer Lodge College
Synod of Montana
First Presbyterian Church
John E. Day
Presbytery
Chev. A. R
E. M. Ellis
Synod of the
State of Montana
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach-Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Water Works Matter Laid Over for Another Week
A water works issue remains unresolved as officials push discussion to the next meeting. The delay extends the timeline for proposed improvements and funding decisions awaiting further review and public input.
Protest over Fifth Avenue improvement limit fined
Great Falls city council met in regular session with Mayor Collins presiding. All aldermen were present except Grills as protesters sought to confine the Fifth Avenue North improvement to the area between Third and Ninth Avenues.
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Fifth Avenue
Third
Ninth Avenues
Great Falls
Collins
Grills
Samuel Ford
Second Avenue North
Fifth Streets
Water Committee
Ford
Water Commissioners
Gose and
Lennihan
Thill
Goss and
Lennithan
Scotten
Sullivan
H. R. Kine
Third Avenue
Great Falls Water Power and Townsite Company
Fifth Avenue South
12Th
Ninth
Ninth Streets
12Th Street
12Th Streets
Improvement District No
Central Avenue
Cascade county independent democrats elect leaders
The Cascade county independent democratic committee met at the Grand hotel with Dan Tracy elected chairman and C. N. Green secretary. A mass convention is set for Belt on October 12 to nominate county and district officers. The meeting approved plans amid debates over water works, boulevarding, and city improvements.
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Kent Falls
Independent Democratic County Central Committee
Cascade County
Grand Hotel
Dan Tracy
C. N. Green
Independent Democrats
W. A. Clark
Belt
Montana
Independent
Democratic Party
Opera House
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Legislative Assembly
County Central Committee
Cty
Great Falls
Independent Democraic County Committee
Swift Current mining boom boosts new tunnels and ore finds
Great Falls reports Swift Current growing as a mining camp with a 200 foot tunnel on the Tiger property a 600 foot tunnel on the Josephine and 300 feet on the Mountain Chief. New strike at Mountain Chief 200 feet deep reveals ore across the tunnel. Miners to begin seventeen workers and Esler concentrators to treat Bull's Head ore. Gracker assay shows 40 percent gold and 40 percent copper. Townsite survey done and building boom with lumber usage near half a million feet.
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Great Falls
Tiger
Josephine
Mountain Chief
Byrnes
Esler Company
Bull's Head
Swift Current
Divorce Suit Filed by Oscar Swanson in Great Falls
Oscar Swanson seeks a divorce from Margaret Swanson in district court on grounds of desertion. Swanson says they married at Livingston, Montana on July 6, 1886 and that on March 28, 1891 his wife abandoned him and moved to Red Wing, Minnesota.
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E. Stackhouse
George Kuhner
Robert Blakely
Cansrles H. Streeter
W. J. Clark
F. A. Preston
R. EF. Molt
Firat Avenue
Fifth Street
William C. Hodge
Emily M. Frizgeil and
Great Falls
Great Falla
District Court
Greene & Cockrill
Oscar Swanson
Margaret Swanson
Livingston
Mont
Red Wing
Minn
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Ethel
Guarantee Savings & Loan Association
Edward F. Stackhouse
M. E. Church
EF. L. Nanthrop
Portland
KK. Wharton
Leader
Justee Race
Haseball
Presbytery OF
Pres
Byterian
Clark Camp
Teasile
Symons
Sie Yard
Women's Union
Bray
Women’s Union
Oneitia
Melba Union
Onella
Melba Garmente
Children’s Union
Oneita
the ‘‘Monarch’’ Kid Gloves
the ‘‘Symons’ Kid Gloves
Sau
W. Park St
Hutte, Mont
Kimball
Anna Johnson
Butte, Mont
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