Topographic Map Project Near Missoula Advances
United States Geological Survey completed most fieldwork in Montana for a Missoula region topographic map covering about 800 square miles from latitude 46 30 to 47 and longitude 113 30 to 114. The effort records 700 miles of lines, 7 000 elevations, and 500 contour points with plans to publish after three months of office work.
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Missoula
Topographic Engineering Corps
United States Geological Survey
William — If. Herron
Montana
Bonner
William H. Herron
J. F. Blackburn
W. A. Thompson
Travereemen
L. R. Ebert
J. F. Anderson
W. H. Shepherd
Redmen
Fred J. Wagstaff
John O'Donnell
Upper Rock Creek
Quigley
Baird Post Office
Clinton
Missoula River
Union Creek
Blackfoot
Rattlesnake
Miller Creek
Eight Mile Crek
Washington, D. C
Inelve Ne
Geological Survey
Rock Creek
Jumbo Mountain
Map Reveals Watersheds North of Missoula and Rail Line Prospects
The article details watershed boundaries and elevations across the Missoula area including the Rattlesnake, Blackfoot, and Rock Creek basins. It notes high points like Sliderack Mountain, Murphy Peak, and University Mountain, and discusses timber, terrain, and surveying challenges during topographic mapping. It also analyzes potential railroad routes linking Great Falls, Billings, and northern lines, with Burlington and Northern Pacific interests shaping the plan.
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Sheep Mountain
Bonner
Johnson
Johnson Gulch
Univerity Mountain
Trammer
Missoula- Blackfoot
Missoula River
Clinton
Potomac Post Office
Wiald Mountain
Copper Cliff
Blackfoot
Jumbo Mountain
Camas Prairie
Missoua River
Rock Creek
Baird Post Office
Sliderack Mountain
Long
Poniia
Alps Mine
Powell Mountain
Quigley
Quigley-Philipsburg
Missoula
Slidereek Mountain
Willow Creek
Ranch Creek
Bitter Root River
University Mountain
Pattee Canyon
Ambrose Creek
Gilbert
Blackfoot River
Nine Mile Prairie
Arlan
Bonita
Carlan
Geological Survey
Lou Lou Peake
Murphy Peak
Cough Remedy Endorsed By Ontario Drug Clerk
A Ontario N druggist praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a customer returned with a friend endorsing it. The ad claims quick relief for coughs and sleepless nights, and notes the product also treats colic cholera and diarrhea. Available at Standard Drug Co Smith Drug Co and Martin Drug Co.
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C. R. Grandin
Ontario
Ceame
Chamberlain
M. E. Lowther
Centerville
Iowa
Standard Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Martin Drug Co
Northern Montana Office Advertising Rates Ad Furnished
Northern Montana Office of the Standard operates from the Bach Cory Block in Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Great Falls and Billings Railroad Prospect Delayed
State Treasurer T. E. Collins, in Great Falls, comments on the proposed Great Falls and Billings Railroad, noting limited statements on early road construction and the line’s independence while following the Burling ton route. He spent Sunday in the city amid local discussions about the project.
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Great Falls
Burlington
Oilings
Northern Pacific
Burlings
Judith Basin
Great Northern
Denver
Billings
T. E. Collins
Death of Mrs Dell Allen in Belt at 32
Mrs Dell Allen of Belt died at home after a short illness from peritonitis she was 32 and widow of the corl inspector at the A C M Co works She leaves five children and was a longtime keeper of records in the Degree of Honor funeral set for Tuesday at 10 30 A M from the Baptist church
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Great Falls
Dell Allen
Belt
Baptist Church
Two New Smallpox Cases in Great Falls
Great Falls health officers report two new smallpox cases today, both men, removed to the pesthouse. Total pesthouse cases reach three, all traced to Butte. Authorities pledge strict measures to prevent spread and ensure care for any further cases.
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Great Falls
Butte
Popular Prices Appeal to Summer Boarders
From the New York Weekly a speaker notes that boarders find charges exorbitant but popular prices draw full occupancy. The landlord counters that advertisements show widely accepted rates as the house remains consistently full.
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New York Weekly
War in China Predicted to Last 300 Years
W. T. Stead predicts a centuries long Chinese war in the Indianapolis Press item. The implied question mocks the idea of a protracted conflict with unclear causes and lasting upheaval.
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Indianapolis
W. T. Stead
China
Old and New Collide in Banter Over Headlines
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet captures a brisk exchange about aging news. One speaker laments repetition while the other claims freshness, citing a New York appearance last week as proof.
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New York
The Belt Man Confesses To Self-Directed Outrage
Herman Rudolph admitted in Belt that he acted alone in the alleged assault and later recanted the coerced confession claim. He says the Belt confession was voluntary and that no threats were used. Burns, the Belt lawyer, confirms Rudolph freely gave the confession to Justice Dea Coombs, and Rudolph arrived in Great Falls yesterday.
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Great Falls
Herman Rudolph
Belt
Dea Coombs
Great Falla
Lippincott
Burns
Rudolph
Burna
Justice Des Coombs
Great Falls Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Senator Carter visits Great Falls while Mrs. John McAllister returns home after months abroad. A registry correction event is planned for November 3 at 18 Third Street South. Notable arrivals include Captain Couch from California and sheepman Charles Bannatyne from Brighton. A 20th wedding anniversary celebrated for John and Mrs Kostelak. J L Adams recovers from mining accident injuries at Columbia Hospital. Typhoid illness worsens for James Schrepper. amputation possible. Numerous visits and business entries from Cascade, Helena, Butte, Shelby, and other locales.
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J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Seattle
St. Paul
J. Triplett
Cascade
Charles Bannatyne
Brighton
Great Falls
George Mayer
John Kostelak
A. Goodkind
Helena
Park
Mary E. Bywater
Sand Coulee
J. H. Reid
Oscar Mila
R. T. Allin
Mallory
Butte
J.B Long & Co
McDonald & Himel
Ed Bailey
J Hirshberg
D. Findlay
Bhelby
J. L. Adams
Columbia Hospital
New Year
Neihart
Adams
James Schrepper
Columbus Hospital
Fort Benton
Cascade County Democratic ticket names officials and candidates
A historical list of Cascade County Democratic ticket figures includes Representatives Rush Murphy Murphy, and others such as County Clerk and Recorder George W Merkle, County Treasurer Wadsworth Jr, Sheriff Benne, Assessor Payne, Auditor Varnum, Clerk District Court Athy, County Attorney Gormley, Superintendent Martha Kearnes, Public Administrator Randall Hanson, County Surveyor Mortson, and County Commissioners Delphy Cooper Dickinson Brady.
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Pear Rush
Charles F. Murphy
Charles "Te Stork
Thomas J. Phelan
William &. Murphy
George W. Merkle
Wadsworth
H. E. Benne
Daniel Payne
Ernest Na Varnum
John T. Athy
A. C. Gormley
Martha Kearnes
Randall W. Hanson
O. C. Mortson
W. D. Delphy
Frank D. ¢ .Ooper
Ct. Dickinson
C. A. Brady
Confession Declared Voluntary in Belt Community
The confession from Rudolph is described as genuine and voluntary, with witnesses in Belt affirming there was no coercion or threats. The record notes his actions since becoming known in the community suggest he is somewhat demented.
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Rudolph
Belt
Independent rally draws largest audience in Neihart
Great Falls October 29 The Independent democratic rally in Neihart drew the town’s largest crowd of the campaign with Hon. Thomas B Hogan and Hon. C F Kelley delivering masterful discussions. cheers rose for Bryan as critics denounced Clark democracy. hall packed to the doors, a dance followed with excellent music and good times.
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Great Falls
Independent Democratic
Neihart
Thomas
Hogan
C. F. Kelley
Iself
Bryan
Clark Democracy
Kerr Divorce Filed by Mrs. Sarah Kerr in Great Falls
Mrs. Sarah Kerr filed for divorce from John Kerr in district court in Great Falls alleging abandonment on September 6 and failure to support herself and three children aged 3 to 10. They wed August 7, 1889 at Larrimore XN BD and seek custody and property division.
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Great Falls
Sarah Kerr
John Kerr
Death of George Walker in Great Falls Likely Heart Failure
George Walker, an employee of the Boston and Montana smelter, dropped dead at the dinner table from heart failure. He was about 43, single, and had lived in the city about eight years. Relatives may be hard to locate due to lack of contactable information among his effects.
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Great Falls
George Walker
Boston
Prescriptions Carefully Confounded
Dialogue from the Jayville editor and foreman over a job for Don Pil em includes a line about Joey making a light mistake and wonders if Doe will kick. The exchange shows a playful newsroom mood and a reference to a misstep in setting up the project.
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Philadelphia Preas
O' Carda
Don Pilem
Jayville
Joey
Russia Eyes Chinese Crisis Headed by Empress Dowager
Count Cassini returned to Washington says Russia and the United States share a similar policy on China. He notes Russia seeks to restore Chinese leadership by bringing back the empress and withdrawing powers from Pekin to stabilize affairs. He cites sympathy for China’s government and warns of Russian interests in Manchuria and railroad protections.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Europe
St. Petersburg
China
United States
Russia
Count Muravieff
Count Lamsdorff
Pekin
Hung Chang
Prince Chang An
Manchuria
Canada
France
Hogan's Address Sparks Labor Union Controversy in Montana
In a fiery speech, Hogan accuses labor leaders and candidates of collusion with Standard Oil and Copper trusts. He defends his Helena convention actions, claims we faced false accusations, and pledges to govern freely if elected, urging workers to scrutinize the accusers.
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Montana
Helena
Man
Independent
Mackinnis
Heinze
Bickford
Clark
Ferguson
WANTED SECORD WAND 2PRISE IR COMPRESSOR
Classified notice seeking a secondhand air compressor and drill bits in good condition. Respond with state price to PB, box 424, Great Patig.
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Sinal
Toole
Clarics
Sheat Falls
Cleveland Plain Dealer
R Rudolph
Absolut
Democratic
Cascade County
Campdien
Brough
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