Missoula News Roundup Highlights Drownings, Weddings, Golf Club Plans
John Baird, Inter Mountain newsboy, drowns in Bitter Root river while fishing with a loaded fish basket near Missoula. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm. Miss Sadie Victoria Best marries Rev. John J. McAllister at Florence hotel parlor with 150 guests. Missoula golf club forms with officers led by Rev Linley. links planned from University toward Bitter Root tracks. Also notices: John A. Fredline dies at 69. San Francisco marriage of Margaret Robinson and John Cushing Dorin. various local business and travel notes in Missoula Garden City section.
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Missouri
John Baird
Inter Mountain News
Bitter Root
Post
Jack
Inter Mountains
Panera
Walter Baird
Hbatre
Copper City
Grand Lodge of Western Federation of Labor
I Atbat City
South Missoula
Sadie Victoria Best
John J. McAllister
Florence Hotel
Dr. Mills
Methodist Church
I .B. Beat
Bpokane
Miles City
McAllister
Helena
Florence
Misoula
Butte
Rev
Linley
Thomas C. Marshall
Will Murphy
Dr. Spottswood
Messrs. Ackerly
Ranft
W. H. Holly
A. L. Stone
Geo. Beckwith
Dr. Putney
Major Duncan
San Francisco
Bozeman News Branch Office Updates and Local Notes
Bozeman August 14 local items include Mrs Willsom visiting Caishulm camp and Henry McCormack from Normal Austin Hartley buying news bed stocks. M Pierce and others in town. Mentions of Florence, Higgins avenue building, Pioneers meeting, and Lo Lo and Granite Hot Springs as a popular health resort.
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Bozeman
Get
Mrs. Willsom
Caishulm Camp
Henry McCormack
Normal
Dln
Austin Hartley
C. B. Mc
Cormack
M. Pierce
Pease Assion
Florence
Jones
Grahamtel
Higgins Avenue
de Paper
Hartley
Ularity
Lo Lo
Granme
Aldridge News Highlights Mixed Local Updates
In Aldridge, L D Glenn reports on Mountain Branch Office while a six year old boy with acute appendicitis improves at Dr Chambliss infirmary. Local notes cover residents' illnesses, schooling matters, new arrivals, and a planned park trip.
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B. Monforton
Livingston News Items Show Local Happenings Across August
Inter Mountain reports J C Hinman in Livingston with Postoffice News noting August 14. Albert Hoppe visits town as Cinnabar merchant. Local ball game vs Fridley scheduled for Sunday. Ole Hague seeks letters. Estate of Jacob offers up to 40 for desirable property. Old Timers reception prep underway. Catholic Sunday school picnic at Bridger Canyon described with games and lunch. Anton Speirek released from jail after insanity inquiry. Heating upgrades planned at college using large boiler. Bear Gutch interests sold to BH Werrick. Pine Creek school term ends with Miss Bolster teaching. Northern Pacific deed transfers 320 acres for 664.11. Horse trainer HUM severely injured. Hunters prepare for field season. Chicago Tribune quip about green apples ends notes.
Fixed for a Campaignin Indianapolis Journal
A fragmentary Chicago style cartoon caption references politics with Mrs Golle ntly and a playful exchange about porch decor and a heavy strawberry shortcake. The snippet hints at a social scene amid campaign chatter with humorous dialogue between boarders.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winter Boiler Costs and Courtroom Fines Reported
A report notes boiler house installation costs of about 12 200 and radiators. Dennis Monger was charged with assault in the third degree, pleaded guilty after a judge fined £825 and he was remanded until paid. A separate case describes a lost gold watch found and returned after rightful ownership was established, with a court-involved settlement for repairs.
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Dennis Monger
John Taylor
Monger
McPherson
Fransham
Thejall
Bie
Red-Eye
Acker
Wealth and manners clash in comic Philadelphia exchange
In a Philadelphia Record snippet, Mr. Commenstock confronts a heckler over wealth and appearances. The dialogue features mock politeness and sharp putdowns about coats, money, and social favors, ending with a jab at Parvenues and a farcical note on elite behavior.
Burlington lines loom over Northwest trade growth
Montana buyers paid 16 1 2 cents to John Schroeder for the top clip. Burlington plans to open Denver to Deadwood line by September 15, boosting Northwest traffic and competing with Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line. Through service with Northern Pacific enhances coast routes, with new cars added to trains 41 and 42 to improve comfort and attract southwest travel. The development includes mining regions and coal districts along Toluca Yellowstone corridor, foreseen to fuel tourist and freight business.
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Burlington
Denver-Deadwood
Denver
Northern Pacific Road
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Northwest
Bualineay
Friends of the Land
Black Hills
Tte
Toluca
Yellowstone
Northern
Pacife
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Overcome by heat on Pioneer Limited travel needs
The note references passengers on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul route seeking relief from summer heat with electric fans in sleepers on the Pioneer Limited to Chicago and Milwaukee. It invites readers to contact J T Conley assistant general passenger agent St Paul for details on the lowest rates to all points.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pioneer Limited
Chicago & Milwaukee Daily
J. T. Conley
Bt. Paul
Short Line Announces New Dining Cars in Salt Lake City
General Agent Wilson of the Oregon Short Line says the new dining cars for the Butte Salt Lake Inn have arrived in Salt Lake City and service will start immediately. Effective Wednesday the south bound trains on the Short Line adopt a new schedule No 8 leaving Butte at 4 45 pm and No 10 leaving at 1 15 am. No changes to north bound trains. Larry Malloy, superintendent of the atten division, spent Sunday in the city.
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Wilson
Oregon Short Line
Butte-Salt Lake
Special Railway Rates to Hunter's Hot Springs
The Northern Pacific offers Montana residents special round trip rates to Hunter's Hot Springs at Springdale, 19 miles east of Livingston. An eight day ticket covers round trip fare plus 21 meals, seven nights lodging, and bathing privileges. three day tickets include fare, meals, lodging, and baths. Rates listed from multiple Montana points, with tickets available via N B Ry Denker or local agents.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Hunter’s
Springdale
Livingston
Hamilton
Marysville
Townsend
Lombard
Forsythe
Hutte Cccerer
Hotena Secre
Aozeman Oy
Cesta Pyre
BSS
N. B. Ry. Denker
CHAS
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Notice to Co-Owners and Heirs in Butte Montana
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James M
Chumarhy Colne Huge
Royuity
Boies
Thor Ang Cde Agri Spon
Montana
Ode Slater Wall
Pepe CE
Bretton
Joan John
Mig
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Grand Canyon Lodge No. 1
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