University hosts grand reception for new students in Missoula
A large crowd of about 100 new students attended a Friday evening welcome at the university in Missoula. Hosts, faculty, and an enthusiastic orchestra provided a festive program with meals, encores, and social mingling.
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Missoula
Det
Liercary
Brian Owen
J. Allen McPhoil
Lu Reinhard
Frank Ensimay
John Latimer
Leslie Wood
Assembly
Manuel
Corbin
Knowles
Prot
M. J. Elrod
Nell Lewis
Harriet Rankin
Paul Greenough
Fred Busch
William Dickinson
James Bonner
Herbert Hughes
Yr Greenough
Marl Smith
T. C. Spaulding
Frank Neill
Herman McGregon
Page
Mabel Jones
Eloise Rigby
Lucia Mirrielees
Carol Wells
Maude Burns
Mirriam Hatheway
Bridge Conditions in Missoula Spark Dusty Crossing Complaints
Missoula readers report the treet department ignores the big bridge condition. Light showers briefly clean the path yet leave the plank roadway dirty and difficult to cross. Residents urge proper cleaning and maintenance of the bridge.
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Missoula
Treet
Northwest intercollegiate athletic association formed at Spokane
Representatives from the University of Washington Whitman College University of Idaho Montana Agricultural College University of Montana Pacific University and Oregon Agricultural College met in Spokane to organize a Northwest intercollegiate association The plan sets amateur status strict eligibility and a governing board to oversee contests and establish higher athletic standards for member colleges.
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Northwest Interollegiate Association
Woteh
Pro Fide Alue Dent
Ay College
Unversity of Washington
Whitman College
University of Idaho Montana Agricultural College
University of Montana, Pacific University
Oreso Agricultural College
Major Catlin Treasures Historic Hickory Cane From Chickamauga
Misaoula Oct 12 May John Th Catlin owns a hickory cane from the Chickamauga battlefield near Lookout Mountain. He prizes it above all his mementos and keeps several bullets found near the site with the cane. The veteran recalls guiding civilian volunteers at the Big Hole battle and warns against wartime deaths, with the cane symbolizing enduring memories.
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Misaoula
John Th. Catlin
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Thomas
Catlin
the Big Hole
General Gibbons
Chef Joseph
Miles
Missoula Repair Shops Grow as Northern Pacific Project Expands
In Missoula on October 12, local observers note that the car repair shops connected to the Northern Pacific project are much larger than previously believed. The expansion suggests increased activity and potential job growth for the area.
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Missoula
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin Hair Care
Millions of women rely on Cuticura soap with Cuticura Ointment for preserving purifying and beautifying skin scalp and hair. The products claim to cleanse crusts dandruff stop hair loss soften hands soothe irritations and serve as an all purpose toilet bath and nursery aid with a unique blend of emollients and gentle cleansers.
City’s Largest Building Project Nears Completion
The site features one of the city’s largest buildings and outlines the substantial outlay and machinery involved in the project as it progresses toward completion.
Missoula Notes Record Local Visitors and Travels
Missoula notes show a stream of visitors and departures from nearby towns and cities. De Erickson and George Ellett are in Missoula for visits, with others from Hamilton Carlton and Coeur d Alene making brief stops. Several residents travel to Spokane Minneapolis and Chicago areas while local business and hospital visits are noted.
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George R. Reed
Carlton
Arden City
Pendergrass
Huston
Hamilton
Rankin
Thomas Bowler
Coeur d'Alene
Miss Swartz
Spokane
George Ellett
Potomac
Perry Steffee
Coeur dAlene
Henry Partel
Minneapolis
Stevensville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trials
Stevensville residents report visits from Corvallis Detroit Missoula and Hamilton. A school marching drill entertained locals as several families travel for medical and family reasons. Witnesses travel to Spokane for a railroad case.
Fire Threatens Planing Mill in Bonner
A Missoula fire report states a blaze at Bonner last night endangered the Big Blackfoot company planing mill and nearby structures. It started in a blow machine used to remove planer waste and was put out before causing serious damage.
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Missoula, Oy 12
Bonner
Big Blackfoot Company
Merrick Eleven Beats Rushers In Tight 5-4 Game
In Missoula on Saturday the Merrick eleven defeated Keith Ambrose’s Rushers 5 to 4 on the south side in a closely contested football match.
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Missoula
Merrick Eleven
Keith Ambroses
Birth Recorded for Rev H E Rose Family
Missoula reports a son born today to the wife of Reverend H E Rose. The announcement notes a new addition to the Rose household and identifies the residence in Missoula.
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Missoula, Ox
H. E. Rose
Tornado Hits City Leaving Homes Damaged and Power Out
A tornado swept through the city in a northeasterly direction causing extensive damage to houses, barns, and crops. One unidentified CampPentian died, Henry Koettens was fatally injured near Quincy, and the electric power plant smokestacks were blown down plunging the city into darkness.
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Juiney
Camp Pent
Ian
Quincey
Henry Koettens
Trial begins on bribery charge against St Louis legislator
The vanguard of the principals in a bribery case tied to St Louis municipal legislation has reached Columbia Missouri. The trial starts tomorrow. Circuit Attorney Folk may seek a special venue to select a jury. Mr Butler toured the town today.
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Columbia
St. Louis
Folk
Butler
Visit Missoula Nursery Greenhouses and Higgins Avenue
Missoula residents can tour the Missoula Nursery greenhouses or call the city store on Higgins Avenue for information about plant purchases and greenhouse hours.
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Missoula Nursery
Call City
Atore
Higgins Avenue
Missoula Mining Outlook Promises West Fisher District Boom
Missoula reports strong investment in Libby area mines and notes West Fisher and Blacktail districts show high potential. Rouse and Elliott describe the Little Joe vein extension, 70 degree dip, with a 10 stamp Fisher Creek mill nearby, and widespread rich gold seams and porphyry iron indicating future dividends and development.
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Missoula
Oet
Libby
Montana
Western News of
West Fishes
Placktail Mountain
Rouse and
Elliott
West Fisher
West Fisher District
Fisher Creek Mining Company
Little Joe Mining Company
Blicktail Mountain
Fisher
Blicktail Minine Company
Frederick
Property filings and corporate report logged in Missoula
Missoula records show several filings. George H. Clynick and wife deed to Mary E Beagles for parcels in Knowles addition with nominal $1 consideration. West Montana National Bank deed to Fred A McDonald for lots in original townsite with $1. Alex McLaren deed to Big Blackfoot Milling Co for 160 acres timberland in section 28 township north range 16 west for $50. Bland Mining and Milling Co annual report lists capital stock $2.5 million and mining locations in Springgulch Missoula County, with debts noted as gone, signed by S J Coffee president.
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Missoula
George H. Clynick
Mary E., Beagles
Knowles
Western Montana National Bank
Fred A. McDonald
Alex McLaren
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Rang
Bland Mining & Milling Company
Springgulch
Missoula County
S. J. Coffee
Brands in cattle theft case linked to Miller
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston Oct 12 Sheriff Beley returned from the Upper Yellow Ketone Valley where he investigated a cattle stealing case. No new evidence against ER A Miller who sold 15 quarters of stolen beer and hides with brands cut out. Conviction hinges on identifying brands. charge limited to failing to exhibit hides.
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Livingston
Beley
Yellow- Ketone Valley
ER. A. Miller
Northern Pacific Pays 496000 for Washington Line
The Northern Pacific drew a 496000 check on Saturday and handed it to ex Governor Samuel Hauser of Montana. The payment completes the purchase of the Bellingham Bay and Eastern railway from New Whatcom to Fairhaven, securing entry to Bellingham Bay. Final papers were signed Saturday after negotiations led by Hauser and Norman Holte of Montana.
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Standard
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
Samuel T. Hauser
Montana
Bellingham Bay & Eastern Railway
Washington
Hauser
Norman B. Holte
Twinest
Washington Line
Peter Larson
A. M. Holter
New Whatcom
Fairhaven
Bellingham Bay
Highland Boy mine cave-in leaves two dead in Bingham
A Highland Boy mine collapse near Salt Lake City traps two men, John Sundquist and Mike Weat, who die under rock and ore. Erick Nyquist survives with head and neck injuries as bodies are recovered later that afternoon. Separately, Carl Vinten receives a 12 year hard labor sentence for grand larceny in Big Timber after prior felonies.
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Salt Lake City
Herald
Bingham
Utah
Highland Boy
John Sundquist
Mike Weat
Erick Nyquist
Nyquist
Livingston to field a football team this season
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Livingston will field a football team this season. The squad has begun practicing and aims for a strong performance. They will use the armory hall on lower Main street for practice with possible winter games against their ancient rival, the Bozemanites.
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Standard
Livingston
Armory
Lower Main Street
Bozemanites
Donohue Company Shows Fall and Winter Wraps
A large stock of wraps and millinery is on display by the Donohue company for customers planning fall and winter outfits. The collection invites shoppers to inspect before choosing pieces.
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Donohue Company
Two Idaho Men Debating Gift Mixup With Missoula Woman
Two Wallace Idaho men face a prank gone wrong after a Missoula young woman received boxes of candy filled with limburger cheese. They discovered the swap too late and seek a proper explanation, joking that limburger conveys strong regard in Idaho while Montanans miss the message.
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Missoula
Wallace
Idaho
Limburger
Public School Opens October 20 with New East Side Building
At the school board session the opening date was set for October 20 and teachers will report then. Miss Evelyn Jacobs resigned, and Miss Brady was elected to fill the vacancy in the teaching staff.
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Standard
Livingston
East Side
Evelyn Jacobs
Brady
Local men die by hanging in city incidents
Edward T Krantz, 64, was found dead tonight in Trinity Methodist church belfry, hanging by a rope. George H Cooper, 61, killed himself at home by hanging from a closet door. Cooper was a clerk in the Treasury Department.
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Washington
Edward T Krantz
Trinity Methodist Church
George H. Cooper
Cooper
Treasury Department
California Professor Moses to Retire from Philippine Commission
Washington date line reports Bernard Moses of California a member of the Philippine commission will retire January 1. He will tour the old world then arrange to return to the University of California and resume college work when the next academic year begins.
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Washington
Bernard Moses
California
Philippine Commission
Moses
University of California
Missoula Exhibit Showcases Bitter Root Crop Bounty
In Missoula on October 12 Sam Dinsmore showcases a collection of green fruit grain and vegetables from the Bitter Root and Missoula valleys. Visitors note oversized potatoes weighing four to five pounds many sunflowers and grain and grass bundles eight feet tall. The display underscores a strong valley harvest and difficult heating season.
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Missoula
Sam Dinsmore
Miss Lucille Moulhall Falls From Pony in Relay
In St Louis on October 12 Lucille Moulhall 16 daughter of Zack Mulhall general livestock agent for the St Louis and San Francisco road fell from her pony during a relay race. She sustained injuries but details of severity are not provided.
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St. Louis
Lucille Moulhall
Zack Mulhall
San Francisco
Busy Coeur d'Alene Ore Traffic Transports Northern Pacific
Missoula reports the Coeur d'Alene branch as the busiest route this month. Heavy ore trains crowd the line after a settlement between mine owners and smelters. Lumber shipments add to the load, making the trains the biggest yet on the route.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
Northern Pacific
Surgeons Restore Crippled Girl to Walking Promise
The operation on Loleta Armour, performed by Prof. Adolph Lorenz of Vienna, was declared a complete success. Lorenz expects the child to walk normally when the cast comes off next spring, with follow up visits in Chicago for about two weeks. A public clinic at the College of Physicians and Surgeons will demonstrate the procedure with four free treatments.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Loleta
Adolph Lorenz
University of Vienna
Lorenz
Friedrich Mueller
Vienna
Dexter Ashley
New York
Frank Billings
John Ridlon
J. L. Miller
Professor Lorenz
California
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Widow and son in law granted bonds in Carbondale murder case
In Carbondale Tl Oct 12 Mrs Ella Riley and her son in law W W Coger received liberty bonds for their November trial. Both are indicted for the murder of Mrs Riley's husband. The woman is mother to three young children.
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Carbondale
Ella Riley
W. W. Cowger
Tria
Well Known Telegrapher Creelman Dies in Los Angeles
Andrew Creelman a renowned telegrapher and electrical engineer died in Los Angeles from heart failure. He recently moved from Chicago where he held senior posts at Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Andrew Creelman
Creelman
Chicago
Western Union Telegraph Company
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BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
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