Missoula News Highlights Local Visitors and Changes
Missoula report lists visitors like Co. C. Willis of Plains and George Dunham of Portland in town on business. Typhoid cases at Stephens and Deer Lodge are noted alongside new hires Irene McQuesten and Alice Wright. Window displays in Lyons Williams store, bar admission for W L Murphy, and street work by Stinger Campbell on East Front Street are chronicled with road-work progress and Beach and Bowers minstrel seat sales at Kohn's jewelry.
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Johanna Menard
Deer Lodge
City
McQuesten
East Front Street
Stinger & Campbell
Directors listed for upcoming company meeting
Directors named include R A Eddy T L Greenough A E Hamnton C G England A G England C I McLeod John M Keith. The list suggests a formal board lineup for a forthcoming corporate session.
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R. A. Eddy
T. L. Greenough
A. E. Hamnton
C. G. England
A. G. England
C. I. McLeod
John M. Keith
Local movement and bids feature in Missoula area notes
Yesterday parties returned from shooting near Ovando with mallards. A Martial grades improvement contract near Bonner was awarded to C. B. Schrader at 117 per tad. Other bids included Robert Coombs 135, David Graham 147, Stinner & Campbell 158. Passengers from Missoula county delegates arrived from the state Republican convention in Helena.
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Here
Bonner
C. B. Schrader
Robert Coombs
David Graham
Stinner & Campbell
Pfterngom
Yelock
Missoula County
Republican League Club
Heléns
Ravalli County
Advertised Letters List Missoula Week End Sept 4 1900
Unclaimed letters remaining in Missoula Post Office for the week ending September 4 1900 are listed. Call for letters with date of advertisement and address names including Kent Bartles Ella Borns Tom Brown F L Clark Eva Clayton Miss Eien P Deland Carrie Dagle Wm Dude Mrs John Erickson Freeburg A R Greene Joseph Gray Misa Mayle Gratton Anthorne Gruvar M Hall C W Henry James J Herrings John Jordan Mis Kottman Mrs A K Kimbley J PB Krammer Mrs Luce J Lane Mra H B Lax ont Wm Mattison A Morrison F F Miley J Molar W G Ohlin Erick Olezon P O Rose Mrs Flori Stevens A 1 Tierney Martin Voyat George Win termule Mr Welsh Otto Zaians Tom.
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Bartles
Ella
Borns
Tom
Brown F. L. Clark
Eva
Clayton
Eien P
DeLand
Carrie
Datgle D
Drost Wm
Dude
John
Erickson
Freeburg
A. R
Greene, Joseph
Gray
W. G
Ohlin Erick
Olezon
P. O
Rose
Flori
Stevens A. 1
Tierney Martin
Voyat George
Wintermule
Welsh Otto
Zaians
Geo. H. Khep
P. M
Miscellaneous items from a transatlantic paper on morals and crime
The article surveys a four yearly Smolensk matrimonial lottery with dowry arrangements and optional marriage, a Denver Rio Grande railway steam jet device to deter train robbers, claims that morning carrot consumption improves skin hair and eyes, and notes that many anarchists were young, listing Caserio Goll Lucchenesi Bresci and a Brussels assailant as youths under 30.
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Smolensk
Russia
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
No rest wanted after vacation talk in Washington Star
An industrious man recalls telling his employer he needed a break despite a holiday discussion. He met the employer returning home with golf sticks and a family of four girls and a small boy. The employer critiqued the idea of rest, saying he had not taken a vacation.
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Washington Star
Midsummer Research Note From Chicago Record
A brief Chicago Record item quotes a puzzled speaker saying they have not been to the office for days. The exchange reveals no illness, only that the family is away and they are helping locate keys to trunks.
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Chicago
Postage stamps on mail shirts in kings days
In a Baltimore American note, Willie Aakitt asks if medieval knights wore postage stamps on their mail shirts. The narrator hesitates, stammers, and reflects on speech and memory, with a playful exchange between father and son about ancient customs.
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Willie Aakitt
Baltimore American
Prince Andre Poniatowski Forms San Francisco Jockey Club
Prince Andre Poniatowski launches a San Francisco Jockey Club with 31,000 in preferred stock and matching common stock. Directors include Prince Poniatowski, Charles Fair, J. J. Moore, Frank J. Carolan, and Mardi Rathbone. Officers list Poniatowski as president and Charles Fair as vice president. The club plans to lease Tanforan and Ingleside, formalizing leases September 12, and aims to establish annual stakes with added money to promote winter California racing.
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Prince Andre Poniatowski
Tanforan
Ingleside
Evry
California
Mills to halt cotton purchases in September trade
Manchester cotton spinners vote overwhelmingly to stop buying American spot cotton for September. Four fifths of employers attend. decision expected to cause many mills to close for several weeks as a result.
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Manchester
England
Cabinet Meeting Notes on Pekin Troop Withdrawal
Washington report says only three cabinet members attended the session Attorney General Griggs and Secretaries Hitchcock and Wilson. No late official word from the powers about the Russian note to withdraw troops from Pekin and no confirmed response from England or Japan. Germany’s note is not fully satisfactory or definite. Russia reportedly has not modified its position or agreed to leave troops in Pekin.
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Salt Lake Democrats Nominate State Officers at Convention
Salt Lake Sept 7 The Democratic state convention reassembled at nine this morning and, as of 1 30 p.m., nominated H S Hayes for state auditor R C Lund for treasurer A J Weber for attorney general and N To Porter for superintendent of public instruction amidst ongoing sessions.
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Oelock
Hayes
R. C. Lund
A. J. Weber
Porter
Earthquakes in Alaska Reach from Lynn Canal to Lituya Bay
Reported disturbances felt along Lynn Canal and near the Yukon head may link to Lituya Bay quakes. Bertha steamer notes vast damage at Lituya Bay and five Indian deaths. News from Yakutat recounts shocks on August 11 and reports glaciers headward from Mount St Elias and Mount Fairweather.
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Lynn Canal
Yukon
Lituya Bay
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Mount Fairweather
Yakuiit
Lituya
Trapped Inuk Indians Die In Glacier Bay Flood
Five Indiana? men drowned on a small island near a glacier when ice and a vast wave swept over the bay. Chief George, a renowned northern figure, perished in the disaster. The cave cache believed to be his personal property may have been lost.
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Bay
Indiana
George
Lee Returns Home From Cuba On Leave
The United States transport Rawlins arrived from Havana carrying Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee and staff. Lee, on a leave of absence, heads to Virginia. The report includes humor from Puck and notes mining and land notices in Montana, with multiple legal filings and bids.
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J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W Stapleton
A. N. Barret
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T. M. Windgwne
New York
Seni
Rawlins
Havana
Fitzhugh Lee
Cuba
Hie
Lee Dive
Virginia
Forest Reserve Lieu Application Notice
A.B. Hammond of Portland Oregon has filed Aug notice in Helena Montana to select under the 1909 act Lot 4, SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, W 1/2 SW 1/4 of Sec 5 and W 1/2 of W 1/2 of Sec 6, Forest Reserve lands. Proceedings note applicant and tract details per act June 4 1909.
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Forest Reserve Lieu
Helena
Mont
Aug
A.B. Hammond
Portland
Oregon
Mineral land protest and selection notice Helena Montana
Notice dated August 28 1900 pertains to land in township 1 south range 9 west unsurveyed sections 9 10 18 28. Protests or contests within 30 days allege minerals value over agricultural use and report to the General Land Office. A. B. Hammond Portland Oregon filed the application. First publication August 28 1900.
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General Land Office
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Augusta on heirs contest notice at Helena Land Office
Department of the Interior contest notice from Helena Montana. George Seniimer files a contest against Homestead Entry No 737 for sections 21 22, T4N R5W alleging Henry M Wolf died in 1896 and heirs abandoned the tract. Contestants must appear September 10 seeking evidence. hearing set October 22 before the register and receiver in Helena. Personal service proved impossible. publication ordered by GEORGE D re Register.
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Montana
Augusta
Henry M. Wolf
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Silver Bow County
Henry M
Hs Hetra
United States
Partea
C. M. Parr
Butte
United States Land Office
Heleng
George D. Re
Notice of public land patent and school bond sale
Publication concerns a land patent application by Slochiea Belivan for an Allin lode claim in Silver Bow County Montana with detailed survey data. also announces a sale of School District No 4 bonds in Jefferson County Whitehall Montana, to raise 12000 dollars at 5 percent interest, bid process and date set for September 1, 1900.
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Gatterman, Ass
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Yate
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Butte City
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Salados
M. A
State of Montana
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Placer
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver Mining Company
Emat
Hully Boy Toda
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Altra Warvenweller
Mat Lode
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Isi
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