Reunion Ball for Troop F U S V Annual Dance
Boys from out of town attended the second round woodball of Troop F at the Opera House ornate with orange and yellow cavalry colors. A large crowd enjoyed seven piece Shvetbera orchestra while Aye Rolie Corps ladies served ice cream and cake for a benefit. Two years earlier the troops left Missoula for Camp Gee and returned after muster out. the event concluded with a march of reminiscence and notes of a peaceful, festive mood.
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Seven Phieres
Muale
Aye
Boye
Missoula
Camp Gee
Montana
Butte
Wilkes
Miles City
Another Barn Burned Near Pine Street
A barn at Mrs Wor dens resilence on Pine street caught fire last night near 10 o clock, spreading quickly and creating alarm. Firemen arrived promptly and quenched the blaze leaving a shell of the building. Cause unknown though believed to have started from a cigarette in a train area, the second such barn fire this week, prompting a call to trim the trail.
Boston Lyric Opera Wow at Union House La Mascotte
A large crowd welcomed the Boston Lyric Opera at Union Hall Tuesday night for La Mascotte. The chorus impressed with quality over volume while the leading principals Henderson and Kunkel held the audience with engaging performances. Russo provided a striking late act aria and Miss Stanton offered a mixed Bettina performance. overall the company earned praise and patronage.
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Boston Lyricai
la Mascotte
Union Ina
Minis
John Henderson
George Kunkel
Prince Lorenzo
Raveo
Russo
Miss Stanton
Bettina
Hotels and Guests List Names Across Cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous guests and travelers at various hotels. It names individuals from Duluth Hamilton Chicago New York Denver Spokane and other places, including couples Mrs and Mr and several surnames, Walton and Murphy and Rogers among others. The passage reads like a society roster of visitors and their origins.
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Plovence
G. A. Jeffrey
Duluth
R. J. Sadler
Hamilton
J. Z
Mall
Rochester
A. Osterman
Chicago
N. D. Allen
New York
Charles G. Webster
Biluis
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Mullany C
Th. Whitaker
San Francisco
Howel
Helena
W. W. Smith
Fargo
W. L. Sanford
York
H. R. Miller
Kingsley
Racine
R. H. Sommers
W. B. Russell
Thompson
Missoula
John T. Moore
Stevensville
W. P. Gero
Coloma
Ella Rogers
Minor Berry
Carlton
Joseph Thorn
Clinton
Ed M. Smithers
Denver
A. A. Keims
Victor
W. Anderann
Bulte
the Rankin
J.T. Popham
Corvallis
W. J. Slaughter
Darby
Milton Hammond
Sue B. White
Hope
James 3. Murphy
Florence
F. E. Starkes
City
Ed McNeany
L. G. Shinn
Spokane
D.wilkinson
W. B. Wilkinson
Emma Teel
Tron Mountin
Missoula Briefs Highlight Clark Letter and Local Notices
Missoula residents receive thanks from Hon. W A Clark via a letter applauding Montana support. Ads tout Orchard Home installment farms and missoula real estate from Cabban Dinsmore and Cobhan Chanmore. Census enume rators appointed for Flathead Indian reservation by Ex-Gov Richards and state officials. John R Toole of Anaconda referenced in local notes.
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Missoula
W. A. Clark
United States Senate
Washington, D
United States
Montana
Gav. Richards
Dr. Trescher
Mr. Holand
Miss Davidson
Major Smead
Flathead Indian Reservation
Missoula notes hint at political moves and local commerce
Missoula reports show visiting political figures Daly forces links, railway rate notices, and real estate ads. Weather, appointments, and county business mingle with mining filings and street scenes as residents plan clubs and reunions amid a flood of notices and community updates.
Aldridge News Highlights Local Social and Mining Updates
A Saturday social at James Kirby's home in Aldridge featured games dancing and a luncheon with many residents named. Censuses in district 74 require interpreters for Austrians Hungarians and Italians. Real estate transfers include Sylvester ranch, Sandy Stewart ranch, and Joe Bailey’s ranch moves. School entertainment shifted to Welcome's hall with a fund for books. June 1 counts noses. shaft work resumes and a new coal vein five feet ten inches is found. Posters praise a union day celebration on June 12. Charles Lohman is ill near Aldridge. Salvation Army representatives visit. J C Lohman improves.
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Land Office
Helena
Montana
Henry Smith
John Popkins
Butte City
Discovery Shaft
Sunnyside Lode
A. D
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Recorder’s Office
Silver Bowl County
State of
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Louisa A. Thornton
Big Timber
Henry McCloskey
Granite Ridge Lode
John McClosky
George D. Green
Register
Samuel Barker, Jr
United States Land Office
Patrick A. Largey
Meyer Genaberger
Gustave Gallick
Little McQueen
Morg
Sur
John Brooks
Aldridge
James Kirby
Mesdames
Dick Richards
Charles Mar Me
Samuel Barrett
Lewis Marlow
David A. Thomas
Joe Bailey
Mamie Lommerville
May Williams
Lizaie Williams
Harriet Lewis
Dina Richards
Gracie Bailey
Mary White
Agnes Kirby
Tena Sanderson
Maggie Kirdy
Thomas Lammerville
Bile Willams
David Williams
Robert Kindy
Samuel Kirdy
Charles Marble
William Barrett
Oluf Shogrem
Richard Devol
James Kirdy
Thomas Williams
Joe Stermeta
Sylvester
Cinnabar Basin
Sandy Stewart
James Smith
T. Smith
Tom Minor
Big Banch
Local residents enter civic and travel notes in city column
The article lists individuals filing final citizenship, custody arrangements, and travel. Tullua West completed citizenship papers. John A. Brown’s family custody details are noted. Bowen and Confarr returned from Butte to join a shooting tournament. Huntley Child and Waters visited the Yellowstone to ready tourist season. CMR McLeod left for Salt Lake to visit his sister S. F. Whitney for a month.
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Tullua West
Bowen
Eugene Confarr
Butte
Cmr McLeod
Salt Lake
8. F. Whitney
Bozeman plans paving project and Memorial Day events
Bozeman moves to pave Malin Street amid a strong business backing. The city, financially improved, aims to complete the project by fall as bonds and warrants shrink. Memorial Day observances are set at the opera house and Methodist church with addresses by W. Holloway and J. Walters. The article notes a staff reshuffle at the experiment station and upcoming Democratic primary actions.
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Malin Street
Kotch
Eivil
Opera House
W. ¥. Smith
A. J. Edsall
L. S. Willson
W. Lb. Holloway
J. M. Walters
Woman’s Relief Corps
Miles City News Highlights and Local Updates
May 3 100 reports mix of false rumors about Wheyenne reservation incident and clerical corrections. Powder River lambing season and shearing underway. Moisture noted in Mizpah valley though rainfall scarce elsewhere. Infant of Bradshaw family in pneumonia shows signs of recovery. H A Smith reports in town from Little Sheep mountains amid rain. Belway displays shoes as possible prelude to new general store. Forsyth case Burns v Burns moves forward as defendant allowed to answer. Reform School buys 12 acres south of the grounds for expansion.
McKay Family Visitors Spur Local Town Movements
A. M. McKay and Wm. McKay arrive from Winchester across the Canadian Ine. 41, % Kempton and BD. Denwoole of Terry visit the city while Rudolph Sumer or Tongue Viver comes in town for supplies.
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Wm. McKay
Hon. J. McKay
Winchester
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Denwoole
Terry
Citay
Rudolph Sumer
Tongue Viver
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