Anaconda Mercantile Dept Hamilton features wide goods line
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Mercantile Dept in Hamilton offers clothing and furnishings for men youths and boys including cloaks ladies suits skirts shirt waists and children's underwear plus millinery classics and home goods. They advertise an immense stock of groceries harness turf goods and farm supplies with mail orders promptly attended to.
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the Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Dept
Hamilton
Is Home From Detroit John M Evans Attended the K P Conclave
John M. Evans attended the K P Conclave after returning home from Detroit. The note records his contact with the fraternal event and implies a personal travel context.
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Detroit
John M. Evans
Montana Delegate Recalls Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge Meeting
John M. Evans returns from Detroit where the supreme lodge met with 150 delegates. He notes 12 900 uniformed rank in Camp Pingree and 10 000 in the parade. The 1920 meeting will be in San Francisco and Montana plans strong representation in Anaconda and Missoula. Ladies' full weight wrappers advertised.
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Missoula
John M. Evans
Detroit
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Pingree
Supreme Lodge
San Francisco
Christian Endeavor
Grand Lodge of Montana
Anaconda
Quaker Prophecy Foretells Civil War and Monarchial Power
Missoula reports on an old volume about Civil War era literature. A 1803 Hoag prophecy predicts war and slavery’s end, followed by a monarchial power that would control states and impose a national religion. The text notes a later line saying the new power will not endure.
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Missoula
Republican Party
Death of Max Whitelaw Under Inquest in Idaho
Missoula reports Max Whitelaw killed after a fall from a trestle between 0 and 60 feet high in Idaho. Justice E. P. Dyer conducted the inquest. the body lay decomposed for days and was buried promptly. Paul Whitelaw confirms the death. a $2.50 pocket sum was found on the deceased.
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Missoula
Sept
Max Whitelaw
Paul Whitelaw
Idaho
Max
E. P. Dyer
St. Louie
Cobban and Dinsmore dissolve partnership in Missoula real estate
The firm Cobban & Dinsmore dissolves by mutual consent. R M Cobban continues in real estate and manages Orchard Homes Nos 1 and 2 and Higgine block. Samuel Dinsmore continues in real estate and manages Bitter Root Orchard Co Cobban & Dinsmore Orchard Homes No 3 and Morricon & Dorman ranch, with all bills assumed by each. Dated Missoula Montana August 13 1900.
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Cobban
Missoula Aims for Local Jail Facilities
Missoula residents pursue building jails to detain prisoners locally before transfer to the county jail. The initiative, backed by Plains and Thompson area communities, seeks to improve detention options in the region.
County to install steel jail cells after purchase orders
The county commissioners have ordered steel cells for several locations and will install them as soon as delivery arrives. Constable Smith of Plains is set for a ratification meeting. He has long sought a jail of his own and expects rejoicing when the project proceeds.
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Constable Smith
Plains
Missoula Notes and Local Happenings
County commissioners adjourned after a busy day in Missoula. Notables include births at Cherry street and North Second street, visits by Dr. Goughenour and Ackerly, etc. Legal cases involve Laverne Hahr, Landry and Flasher facing trial with bonds set at 700 dollars each.
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Landry
Flasher
Front Street
Missoula Assault Case and Local Notices Reported
Eastman Kodak supplies at Hartleys Missoula Sept 5. Ben Hill arrested on a warrant from Judge Houtens court after an altercation with Morris Schlossberg on Higgins avenue Hill pleaded guilty to assault paid $5 and costs. Fires started at Missoula Cereal Mill Co oats mill by new proprietors. mill overhauled and product soon for home consumption. The Golden Rule promotes ribbons and three lake driving shoes.
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Missoula
Sept
Ben Hill
Deeds and Mining Claim Filed in Missoula
County records show deeds transferring two Park Addition lots in blocks 12 and 23 with nominal sums to Hollenbeck Moss and Schilling Moss. A Lost Treasure placer mining claim on Freezeout Creek near Trout Creek lists 20 acres with locator Andrew Kinney. Also mentions new fall woolens at Lemiey’s.
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Missoula
H. C. Hollenbeck
Charlies H. Moss
Park Addition
Andy Schilling
Beadie Moss
Freezeout Creek
Trout Creek
Andrew Kinney
A Genuine Surprise Missoula County Tax Assessment
The Standard notes county commissioners meet and reveal Missoula County's assessment of the Northern Pacific Railway main line and branches at 1 700 000 dollars, about a quarter of the total county assessment. Building paper prices listed at McBride's: 85 cents a roll tar felt 1 55.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Missoula County
McBride's
Large Tea Train Passes Through Missoula to Billings
A large tea train moved through Missoula on the Northern Pacific on Friday morning. It was destined for Billings where it would be divided. part of the cars would head east over the Burlington and the rest toward other eastern points via the Northern Pacific. It marked the third tea train of the week, and all cars were secured under government lock and seal.
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Missoula
Sept
Northern Pacific
Billings
Burlington
Missoula Public Schools Announce Teacher Assignments
Superintendent Hamilton releases the school year assignments for Central South side North and East buildings. Grace Herndon A Helen Cramer Fanny Robinson and others fill grades from first to eighth. New teachers Miss Cramer and Miss Marshall join staff as schools reopen Monday after a cheerful meeting.
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Missoula
Sept. S
Hamilton
Public Schools of
Central School
Fighth
Grace Herndon
A. Helen Cramer
Mary McBride
Amanda Softness
Ethel Grant
Mittie Shoup
Fanny Robinson
Mary Sloane
Lillian Phelps
South Side
Bertha Cushing
Eva Totman
Anna Trevaille
Kate Shelly
North Side
Zoe Bellew
Jessie McKellar
Elsie Reinhard
Ida Keup
East Side
Pearl Marshall
Katharine Gharrett
Irishman comments on bank after lightning strike in Missoula
An Irishman nearby the First National Bank building in Missoula on Friday afternoon remarked on the roof scars from a recent lightning strike. He quipped that the bank must be sound since it had endured two Cleveland administrations and a lightning stroke.
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Missoula
First National Bank
Cleveland
Wreck stalls No 3 on Northern Pacific near Avon
A freight train collision near Avon damages two cars on the Northern Pacific line at Missoula. Passenger train No 3, westbound, is halted on the opposite track due to a defective brake beam causing the wreckage.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Avon
Ebony substitutes in piano making and other 19th century notes
The column covers varied items from the shift to dogwood for piano keys to a Maine ship launch tally and stock, a Cleveland medical society drive to remove deformities, a Topeka accident claim, and Oklahoma fence removals. It notes dairy price impacts from drought, a Newport cemetery plan for Ward MacAllister, and curios at a British museum shop tied to Oliver Cromwell.
Diary of Global Figures and Church Etiquette Incident
A fragment recounts press influence behind a screen and a lone trusted adviser Li Hung Chang. It notes Sir Henry M. Stanley's aging debate stint, Rudyard Kipling’s hospital critique, and a Knightstown Indiana Methodist church hat etiquette case with pews designated for hat wearers in the amen corner.
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Li Hung Chang
Methodist Episcopal Church
Knightstown
Ind
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Montana
Western Montana
The
Standard
West Main Street
Ravalli
Anaconda Copper Mining Co Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Red Cross
Yip de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith & Bimons, Druggists
Charles H. Lane
Granite Butte, Mont
California
BOS
Catlin
Kohn Jewelry CO
Missoula, Mont
Dr. Cross
Smith & Simons, Druggists
Lister's
R. M. Corban Samuel Dinsmore
Choice Cut Flowers
Chicago
T. Read
Landlord Read
Rankin
J. T. Read
Chicago Street Railway Company
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Thompson
P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
A. L. Westcott
Beck
South First Street
A. L. Duncan
Paradise Hot Springs
Spohn
Cherry Street
C. M. Allen
Lolo
Brabant
North Second Street
Chaffin
Bishop
Ravalli County
Finkelnburg
Butte
J. T. Goughenour
Corvallis
D. J. Watts
Morris Ackerly
Ackerly
A. I. Reyes
Helena
Hiram Knowles
Wth
Miss Lu
H. FE. Russell
New Christian Church
Florence Hotel
Stevens
J. Effenger
May Burch
Pageville
Fred Miller
Nels Hanson
Pulliam Bros
Eastman Kodak
Hartley's
Lemiey’s
Morgan & Co., Bakers, Confectioners
Faniston Ase
Gold Boot Shoe Company
Murphy & Worden
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Owen
Trish Wir
Rosendorf’s
Western Montana National Bank
Cashier
G. A. Wolf
Ioharien
Otto J. J. T. Ryman
Union Market
John R. Daily
Higgins Avenue
Goodkind Bros
McHatte Bros
Wilson's
Panquet Restaurant
Maine
Linn County
Missouri
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Rockaway Beach
Topeka
Interior Department
Oklahoma
New York
Ward MacAllister
Newport
Dictator
Smart Set
British Museum
Oliver‘romwell
Charles 1
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Mormon Church
Bishop Renedy Co
San Yropemental
Mariin Deug CO
Anacosda
Mont
Henry M. Stanley
Rudyard Kipling
London
South Africa
Resare
Bitter Root
J. W. Mehargue
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G
England
J. M. Keith
R. A. Bdady
T. L. Greenough
O. G. England
A. G. England
M. McLeod
John M. Keith
Jos. Oettinger
Ral School
American College of Denta Surgery
Daly Block
Joum Hayes
Chas. H. Manse
Hayes & Marsh
West Front St
Missouis
H. L. Braun
Chas. Emsley
Stoddard & Ross
Gilbert Rhodes
F.F. W. Morris
Higgins Block
E. Main
Architects
A. J. Gibson
N. Coulombe
Rankin Hotel
C’zy LiVetsi
East Front Bt
P. Smit F
George Pringle
M. Ingalls
First National Bank Biik
Shooting Gallery
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