Missoula Boom: Northern Pacific Leads Local Building Surge
Northern Pacific Railway leads Missoula construction as the city, from the south side to West Cedar, sees extensive new hospitals, stations, mills, and dozens of homes. The garden City Brewing expansion and multiple seven to eleven room houses reflect thriving confidence, with several projects awaiting materials or spring resumption.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Garden City Brewing Company
W. H. Yerrick
Cedar Street
Coleman Terrace
Fast Cedar Street
Morris Schlossberg
East Cedar Street
John JL. McBride
East Front Street
Otto Siegel
Mr. Siegel
Joe Breiger
East Pine Street
W. A. Clark
Caught No Poachers in Frenchtown Valley Hunt Check
Deputy Game Warden Higgins returned from Frenchtown valley reporting no violation of game laws after surveying the area. He spoke with nonresidents who planned an extended hunt but found they had no plans to hunt and noted the licensing requirements for non residents.
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Missoula
Higgins
Frenchtown
Seventh Day Adventist Camp Meeting Ends at Rattlesnake Creek
Missoula reports the two week camp meeting ended with large crowds and three baptisms in Rattlesnake creek. The events drew visitors from Bitter Root valley and Blackfoot country, with further on site meetings led by Elder White of Missoula and Rev. Mr. Quinn of Butte.
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Missoula
Rattlesnake
Loughborough
Rattlesnake Creek
Herring Idol Engine 87 To Undergo Overhaul
Ipsburg workers prepare engine No. 87 known as the Herring Idol for overhaul at local shops. The crew in charge attended divine services during their city visit and plan to return the locomotive to the branch line in the morning.
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Ipsburg
Delegates Return From I O G T Grand Lodge Session
Missoula reporters say the grand lodge meeting in Butte was the largest and most important yet with new measures to boost membership. Delegates and local members enjoyed a social, friendly visit and praised Butte hospitality.
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O. G. T. Grand Lodge
Missoula
Grand Lodge
The
Bitter Root Valley
Butte Lodge
Butte
Brutal street brawl in Missoula between Gannon and McDonald
George Gannon and Dan McDonald a lumber man fought on West Front street after hours of drinking. Police intervened after a long clash leaving both men with scratched faces. They were jailed and to be tried Tuesday morning.
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Missoula
West Front Street
George Gannon
Dan McDonald
Buried in Flowers for Lambert Molinelli
Funeral services for Lambert Molinelli are set for Monday with rites largely attended. His body lies in the mortuary chapel at the Sisters' hospital, buried beneath abundant floral offerings. Mrs. Molinelli has received many messages of sympathy as reporters note his statewide circle of friends. A large shipment of Kupenheimer blocking has just arrived at Golden Rule.
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Missoula
Lambert Molinelli
Sisters’ Hospital
Molinelli
Churches filled in Missoula services on Sunday
Dr. MacGeorge of Missoula notes churchgoers filled the houses of worship. At the Baptist church Rev F C Sullivan preached strong morning sermon and the pastor spoke in the evening. The Methodist church reports large congregations at both services with Rev Mr Martin officiating. Episco pal church saw Rev H Linley in morning service and Rev J A Barnes led a full Congregational church. Rev Walter Hays plans to hold Presbyterian services next Sunday as the Darbee camp ends. Additions at the church are nearing completion and the building should be ready in a week.
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University Avenue
Charles L. Cowell
Missoula
George F. Brooks
Ronald Avenue
Sooth
Letterman
J. Graham
Peppard
R. Baile
Anaconda
Harry Stephens
Frank Ives
Ives Place
Ed Hayes
Kirkeby
Damasc Daigle
South Fifth Street
G. F. Brooks
M. R. Rutherford
South Fourth Street
J. JL. McAllister
Willis Broadbent
Southourth Street
J. E. Marion
B. F. Walker
F. Dorman
J. A. Harker
South Third
Judge Knowles
Dr. Gwinn
Congregational Church
Walter Hays
Darbee
Presbyterian Church
Red Men excursion planned to Missoula from Philipsburg
Philipsburg Red Men, the largest lodge in Western Montana, plan a Sunday trip to Missoula pending arrangements. If carried out the group of about 40 visitors will travel with their brass band for a picnic style outing led by representative local business men.
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Missoula
Rept
Red Men
Philipsburg
Montana
Books on Nervous Ailments and Cure by Mail
A historical note offers two books on nervous ailments and their cure with free postpaid delivery. The author promises advice at no cost and states books are sold only by mail order.
Labor union celebration fuels big crowd plans in Missoula
Splendid Style Missoula September 1 big celebration organized by labor unions draws anticipation of large delegations from surrounding towns. Harry Logan leads efforts with prize contests and events. Northern Pacific offers reduced train rates to handle the expected influx of visitors and participants.
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Missoula
Harry Logan
Northern Pacific
Smoke Shrouds Missoula as Forest Fires Bloom
Missoula on Sept. 1 endures heavy smoke from nearby forest fires. The sun is obscured and the day is cooler. Superintendent J. B. Collins has no new updates on reserve fires, and locals believe the blazes are now under control.
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Missoula
J. B. Collins
Prices on wheels reduced at McBrides
Missoula September 1 Superintendent J J Pearson formerly of the Rocky Mountain division now of the Pacific division traveled westbound on the express this afternoon returning with Mrs Pearson from an eastern tour. He was greeted at the station by Missoula friends and planned to visit but pressed on to the coast. Waists for boys and girls priced 15 and 25 cents for ages three to twelve at Golden Rule.
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Pearson
Missoula
J. J. Pearson
Rocky Mountain Division
Pacific Division
Change of Management at Drum Mond Hotel
Missoula Sept 1 An important transfer occurs at Drummond as George Dalglish assumes the management of the Drum mond hotel. The hostelry, previously run by Mrs T H Morse for years, is expected to rise to first class status under Dalglish who also operates a general store in town and will run both ventures in connection with the hotel.
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Missoula
Drummond
George Dalglish
Drummond Hotel
T. H. Morse
Dalglish
Missoula Notes Include School Principal Arrival
Missoula items report J A Williams taking the post as principal of the South Side school arriving Saturday night. A dental office announces a closure from Aug 30 to Sept 15. Court in Missoula pauses Monday with jurors and staff resuming Tuesday for scheduled cases. Dr R Gwinn noted as resident eye specialist.
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Dr. Ocettinger
Missoula
J. A. Williams
South Side
Donlan Sawmill to Close for Three Weeks
Missoula reports KEd Donlan will close his Brown's Spur sawmill for three weeks to install new boilers and equipment. The crew will begin logging during the layoff. Call the Standard office to view premiums offered for a year’s subscription.
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Missoula
Ked Donlan
Brown's Spur
Standard
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Movements and Changes
Daniel Jones of Bonita stops at the Florence while George Harvey returns to Rivulet work. Prof J M Hamilton comes back from the Darbee camp. Various residents travel, visit, or relocate within and near Missoula including Bonner mill closure and Labor Day plans. Sherman Baker jailed for mare theft. other residents move to new homes or camps.
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Daniel Jones
Bonita
Florence
George Harvey
Rivulet
J. M. Hamilton
Darbee Camp
R. M. Morrison and Son
Hamilton
A. J. Violette
Butte
Swan Johnson
Hitter Root Valley
Bonner
Fowler
Victor
Alfred Snodgrass
Frank A. Davey
T. CC. Melntire
Little Daughter
Missoula
Charles Jackman
Harlan Ranch
Como
Libby
Sisters’ Hospital
A. Henry
Two Married Men” Company
Samuel E. Campbell
W. J. Babington
Northwest Lumber Company
Clinton
Fred Scheuch
Hammond Block
Knowles Flats
South Third Street
Sherman Baker
Missoula Team Travels to Butte for Labor Day Game
The Missoula baseball team departed Sunday night for Butte to play a Labor Day game against the Butte team. Main orders go to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula
Butte
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Price Return From Eastern Trip
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Price arrived home Saturday from the Fam where they spent a month or more. They visited their old home and major eastern cities, finding the weather warm and expressing gladness to be back in Missoula.
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Missoula
Missoula Residents Invite to McArthur Execution
Several Missoulans have received invitations to the Mc Arthur execution at Deer Lodge on September 6. Some of those invited are likely to attend.
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Missoula
McArthur
Deer Lodge
Engine Goes to Shops in Missoula Report
Engineer Herring and Fireman Rose arrived in Missoula from Philadelphia to take the locomotive to repair shops after a trip ending with a breakdown.
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Missoula
Herring
Rose
Phil
August Flower Promises Relief for Dyspepsia Sufferers
The ad touts August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and liver complaints claiming over 75 percent of Americans suffer these ailments. It lists symptoms such as sour stomach head pains and heartburn and prescribes two doses for relief. Sold by Smith Drug Company Anaconda and Missoula Drug Company MissoulaMont and dealers worldwide.
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United Sates
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Missoula
Missoula, Mont
New dandruff treatment praised by physicians and patients
Mrs Mary C Crawford of Oakesdale Washington says Herpicide cured her dandruff and hair fall. Dr E J Beardsley of Champaign Illinois endorses Herpicide for dandruff and hair. Alf R Kelly of San Francisco reports new hair growth from Herpicide. The ad claims the product kills the dandruff germ and removes the cause to stop baldness. Available at all druggists.
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Mary C. Crawford
Oakesdale
Wash
E. J. Beardsley
Champaign
Alf R. Kelly
Desadero Street
San Francisco
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Telephone No. US
Ple
Goodyear
Issoula
Mercantile Co
Missoule, Montana
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Northern Pacific Railway
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South First Street
J. N. Wood
Cc. B. Newberry
Frank Jones
Dunstan
West
R. Manheim
West Pine Street
Spruce Street
C. L. Griswold
Lower Toole Avenue
Cooper Street
A. McKay
W. H. Haven
B. F. Cramer
Charles Green
North Third Street
Colby White
C. M. Owens
Mr. Owen
John Woodward
Locust Street
Vine Street
Lucy Likes
Poplar Street
Orchard Homes
McHaffie Bros, i
Guns and Ammunition
Bishop & Kern
Union Market
Golden Rule
Buswell @ Bowen
Jewelry
Higgins Ave
Estern Montana National Bank
A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
Guarpilue
H. L. Braun & CO
Buccessore
Chas
Finsley
Procter & Geea Ee
Dr. Bennett
Essen
Dan McDonald Engenee
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Bier
Dr. MacGeorge
Fom
Philipsburg Lodge
United States
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Building
Denver
Cole
McBride's
the Globe
Dungan
Nat. Bk
Dr. R. Gwinn
Missoula Notes
Mack
Helena
Weinstein Co
Hardware Department
Helena, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
England
Keith
R. A. Rady
B. Hammond
T. L. Greenough
G. England
C. M. McLeod
Im M. Keith
Hayes & Marsh Undertakers
Noice
Missoul
Front St
Carten
Paradise Hot Springs
Plains
M. KE. Quinn
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Bik
Attorneys-At-Law
John M. Evans
Daly Bik
Kodak Supplies
Eastman Kodaka Smith & Simons
Physicians and Surgeons
M. “Rockman
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Neanufacturers and Deelers
Tamarack Finish
Prom Pions
Banner
BIG Blackfoot Milling GO
Teele Ave
Bonner, Mont
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