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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
For Rent-Houses
FOR RENT

NORTH
1899 ISS NJ No. Ferdinand 5-r, mod. 1879 Z 90
24t6 No. Alder, CIR, mod. -. 1000
1924 No. Sth, 3-r.. .......... 900
i3d and Huson, 5-r., mod, -. 1910
1917 No. Cakes, r, mod.... 25.OO
SO7 No NJ 5-r mod 1900
360S No. Ferdinand, Ar, mod $l4.00
.29I0 No. Proctor, 7-r., mod. 1900
4l24 No. Ferdinand, 5-r., mod 20 90
SIS No. NJ, 7-r, mod. ........ 5000
sos No. NJ, III, mod ........ 1900
44th and No. Bennett, 5-r, mod
$3.50 No. Huson, 5-r., mod. -. 1900
613 No. l., 7-r mod. ..,....... $500
.11t2 No. J, 7-r., mod ....... 5000
.4405 No. 3ith. 6-r., mod. -. 1000
414 No. Tao. ave, 7-r., mod. $500
SIG No. Pine, 5-r., mod. ..... $500
scr No. Pine, 6-r., mod 49,. % so
1910 No. 9Th, 6-r., mod. ...... 25.00
.524 No NJ 6-r mod ........ 21.00
1909 No. Fife, G rooms modern 2O.00
SOIL No. 22nd. 6 rms, modern. 800
305 No. G., 3 rooms ......... 1000
1925 No. Prospect, T., modern 1000
45f2 No. Cove, rms, modern. 100
.3S13 No. Cove, 6 rms, modern 1900
|5112 No. 45th, rms modern. 100
4305 No. HusOn, ST., mod. 1880
1i5 So. G, l2-r, mod. ..... 1900
l1l2l So. 2lst, CIR. mod. 1850
5S22 So. I, 3-r., mod. ........ 300
251S So. Ash, 5-r. mod....... 1000
i3204 So. 9th, 5-r, mod. ....... 1900
zoos SO. eth, 7-r., mod $3.50. 5000
t2oI2 9Th ay. err. mod.... 27.50
4024 So. j. 7-r., mod. $500. 200
4s82 SO. l., 7-r" mod $3.50. 1000
1924 So. J, 6-r, mod. ...... 1900
i 1918 SO. 45th. Tn, .,...... 1900
I2602 So. 12th, 6zr ........... 1900
Il6o6 So. 3gth, 5-r mod. $50. 1900
2395 So. NJ CIR. mod........ 1900
! 3Il2 So, X 6-r., mod ....... 1900
212S So. Ainsworth, 7-r., mod 1000
1902 So. ], 7-r., mod. ........ 1000
zoe So. l.. 7-r mod. .... $500
361t SO. G., Car, mod. ..... II 90
9o2 So. Adams, 3-r mod. -. 900
1415 So. saith, 3-r., mod. 80. 100
2905 So. 10th, car, mod -. 1900
429 So. ST IIclcns, 6-r., mod. $500
5413 So. Yakima, 6-r., mod. 1000
'4ts So. Tacoma av., CIR, mod $500
2014-16 SO. 9Th av, 6-rp mod. ESQ
80 5i6 s SO. "a r ms" modern $500
S S79S 500 500 X rms rms gSs stove 1888 1888
1880 So. list, rms. ......... 1900
1901 SO. Thompson, rms. -. 100
122 So. send, Z rms. ......... 1000
- So. G, . rooms ............ 1000
40th So and Tao. av., 7-r mod. 1000
3303 So. Sheridan, 7-r mod. 1900
1926 So. Goth. AR. mod. ..... 500
4412 So. NJ, 7-r., mod ...... 1870
42I So. j, 7-r, mod. ,........,, u. 90
! TOS So. q, Mr., mod. ,..... N 3O,uu
I1752 So. ID, 6-r mod. ....... 1900
40S So. L. Car, mod ...... $500
col Ia. Morton. CIR. mod..... 1850
i 11O4 Ea. iIth, Car, mod. 1000
622 East 34th. Ar. ......... 500
42d and Spokane, CIR. 49,. 1000
1855 Ea. X, 6-r.. mod....... 1000
I3S02 Mckinley ave, 6 r..... 1000
I417 East goth, 4 rooms 49,. $500
1858 Ea. j, Bar. mod. ........ 1900
729 Ea. Harrison, 7-r., mod. =. 1900
! ga Ea. Wright av., 7-r.. mod. 40 90
FURNISHED HOUSES
$3.50 SO. Adams, 7-r. ........ 1900
1921 No. Anderson. CIR. ..... $500
I1315 So. X, CIR. ....... 1000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
FOR SALE BY OWNER

SIS acres of land. all fenced. run
ming water on place, / miles from
boat landing, I miles to Gig Harbor
Inquire at 2309 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
just Right for n bachelor

Neat 2-ro0m bungalow; new;
toilet sink and bowl, lights; has so
x120 lot; locality near 5Sth and
Spanaway car; new street improve
ments in and paid; s129O; 500 down
AMI $40 per month. Phone any
time. Main 456
Building and Loan Department
LENNOX TRUST COMPANY
95212 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05

have a nearly new, absolutely
plain, Groom house, with bath and
lots, to swap for unlmproved lots
or acreage; or 1 will sell at only
$500 down and monthly payments
at a sacrifice. Mckinley Hill.
c. Il. Berry, Room Z, 952 " Pac. ave.
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For Sale, Real Estate
Wanted--Farm Lands

information wanted relative ia
small or 10-acre place close to
transportation and within 10 or Is
nlIes or Tacoma. Give legal descrip-
ton, full details about improves
ments and lowest cash price. Only
a bargain considered. Box 20, CitX
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Restaurants
WHERE TO EAT

IMPERIAL CAFETERIA, 324 Com.
ST., coffee, pastry, vegetables and
meat, like best home style.
Avon Restaurant 946 So. D. Clean
food, quick service. home cooking.
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Money Wanted

CLIENT WANTS TO BORROW S.
600 at s per cent ON lots 16, II and
1S block 4571, Indian add; value
$4,000. Factory thereon cost $6000;|
on Cleveland way, blocks only
from Puyallup ave. and alongside Of
three big railroads. Lennox Trust
Company, Investments, Suite 5, 952 u
Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
CHICKEN RANCH
HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU
PAID OUT FOR RENT.
800 CASH GETS A BUNGALOW

of 6 rooms and bath. with an i'm
side stairway to Il large attic; all
rooms very light; walls papered re-
Gently; wood fiber plaster; largo
pantry; big closet; also linen closet
in hall; located on Mckinley Hill on
2 good lots with alley; lots all lawn
and flowers, six bearing fruit trees.
This place is nearly new and was
built for a home. Price $3.50. ball
anco S25 month, including inter-
est at per cent.
Can you beat it anywhere? Call
Immediately and put up 500 to hold.
G. r. BERRY
Room Z. 9521a Pacific ave.
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Scandinavian Land Co.
For Sale by Owner

So. 6Sth and J ST., one beautiful
double lot 50x135, or two lots for
very little over the price of one If
sold quickly. Faces east and is one
of the finest home sites In Midway
add, blocks from car line and il
snap for home builder or invest
or. Price 1925 if you come now.
Phone 1858.
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Pacific Ave. House

Strictly modern, hot and cold
water and call bells in each room 4;
Al furniture, the best of felt mat
tresses and almost new; the best
paying house on the avenue; fine To-
cation, between 18th and 18th sts.;
prica $500. j
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
For Sale, Real Estate

Lumber Is cheap. I'll erect 5-r.
bungalow on my own lots and lend
you money towards building. Look
over my plans or let me sketch one
for you. See some of my houses
now under construction At Division
lane and East NJ st. Office open
till 8 at night
CHAS. w. JONES
Carpenter and Builder
Room Z. 952h Pacific ave.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Must leave city and will sell nv
broom house and 2 nico lots for
$3.50 Take Spanaway car to Bells
Crossing and ask for Mr. Dumont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
FOR SALE

A good 5-room house on 1914 So.
Yakima; cheap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
G.. II. EAMES
THE STATE

and bath, with nice lots, / block
from Point Defiance car and No.
21st st /, for $3.50, on terms to suit,
See owner at Room 40S Provident
Bldg.
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CLOTHING STORE
Doing a good cleaning and press
ing business. Tel. A 1907.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
BARGAINS

Now is the time to buy-when you
can get real bargains. This list
can't be beat for location, quality
and price
II you are looking for really high
class hotels We are the people to
see. We have listed the best hotels
in the city that are now on the
market
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
Situations Wanted-Male

WANTED-Posltion in grocery or
warehous, Z years experience; al
so handy with horses. Address w.
]. Hoven, Raymond hotel, cath and
Pacific ave.
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E. F. GREGORY co.
120 18th st.

HOUSES
1O01-s So Trafton, Car, bath $14.oO
SS09 So. Ferry. o7-r" bath..... 25.OO
25i4 So. 18th, 7-r. and bath. 400
1922 So. Tao. aV., 5-r......... 1850
210 Ea. 2Sth. 5-r.. bath. 1900
S12 So 18th, b-r. .......... 1000
gal So. Union, 3-r., ..... 500
S09 So. 9th, 7-r. ........... $500
.522 East 3lst, r. and bath. 1900
1901 So. Sth. r. and BATH. 1900
2606 Jefferson av., OR. ...... HOO
Ea. p and 3lst, Ar. ...... 500
.13O9-11 So. sth. 6 r. and b.. each 1900
(furnaceC ........ ........ 22.5O
1911 No. Sth, 7-r.. bath ...... 1850
724 So G, 9-T., bath .......... 5000
1717 So, 42d, Ar ...... 500
1921 No. G, Or. bath 49,. 1850
III No. Carr, 9-r.,, bath, furn $500
1909 No. Ferdinand, 5-r., furn 1900
5112 No. 45th, err, bath -. 1900
40S No. D, 9-r, bath ........ 5000
1922 No. l., CIR. bath. ........ 1000
3512 No. Union, err. bath -. 1900
924 No. G: 11-r., bath. $500. 5000
40 No. l., S-r., bath. $500. 5000
900 No. 18th, 5-r. bath $3.50. 1850
s14 No. 10th, 6 r., bath. 49,. 1900
S S22d NO No i 2Sth' r" bath..... 2G'0 90
I'll 81. Helens Crit, 5-r. 49,. 1900
500 So. 10th, 7-r., bath. ..... 1900
2134 So. K, AR. ............. 1000
1OI2 NO. Sth, S-r., bath 2S5O
621 No. Steele. 7-r.. bath 49,. $500
5243 So. Thompson, S-r., bath.
furnished ........ $50. $500
1921 No. Anderson, 6-r., bath,
furnished .... ....... 40O0l
290s No. goth, 7-r., bath $3.50. 1000
FLATS
AIS So. e. r., bath. ........ POPS
1887 Ia. III, 7-r., ............ 1851
500 So. Ainsworth, err. bath. 12.OOl
1924 So. j, 7-r. ............ 12.00l
2127 So. Tao av., AR .... 6.00l
2S09 Pac. ave-, 7-r., bath -. 1901
PIG cliff ave. AR, .......... IL O0l
905 So. G., 7-r., bath ....... 1900
5241A No. X, Ger, hath $50. 11.00l
81 No Yakima, ear, bath =. 21.00l
ZOE No. l., 5-r., bath ..... 400
Steam heated apart ments at the
Waddell Flats, st. Helens ave-
Apartment !, AR, bath -. S35.00I
Apartment a. 6-r., bath -. .$45.O0l
r. II. ANDERSON & co.
Berlin Building
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
407 California Bldg.

Two lots for $500; terms 500 cash
and $40 per month, on Tacoma ave-,
near 65th st. s., blocks from car
line; city water and electric lights.
Call at 401 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.
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Can't Be Beat

40-room apartment house, steam
heat, hot and cold water and porce-
lain sinks in each kitchen; call bells
for each suite; Is Groom suites; ev-
cry room is occupied; fine furniture
and new; 3-year lease; rent SIPS per
month; clearing $3.50 above all ex-
penses; price $4,000, 20 per cent off
for cash. Il
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Pacific Ave. House

Forty rooms, gas and stove heat;
fine location; this is good house
and II you are looking for location
can't be beat-and the price is only
$4,000; rent $3.50; $3.50; two years
lease; terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05
DANCING
Mortgage Loans

MORTGAGES OR LOANS-Private
party will buy mortgages or loan
money on good real estate d. d.
Schneider, attorney, 1912 Fidelity
bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-05

lf091s So. X, 5-r.. wtr, bath. SO
4412 No. 26th, AR wtr. 81
1924 No. 34th, err, wtr., bath 81
1922 Park av., err. bath, wtr. 81
Oil No. Lawrence, ear, wtr, bth. 81
SOC r. goth, 6-r., wtr., bath 81
sos 70. 29th, err, wtr bath. 81
511 No. M, 5-r., wtr., bath -. 81
1112 No. ] St, r.. bath, wtr. SO
II. J. SCHWINN a. co, Inc.
316 Bankers Trust Bldg
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Opticians
Tailors
Secondhand Clothes

SECONDHAND CLOTHES bought
and sold. High prices paid. New
York Tailors, I'll Pacific ave. Tel
A 2757.
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house. gas. electric
lights, chandeliers in all rooms,
fireplace in living room. window
full lots. sos No. I.
$30 .00-S-r., No. Goth and Washing
ton. on corner, fine view of sound.
st0.00-5-r., Tacoma ave. and 25th.
Two upper floors, 20 rooms, in brick
building ITO So c.
BERTELSON G. co.
1864 Pacific ave.
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6zzGR9 WA NJvA Are You Reading the Times Want Ads Carefully?
NI@7 LADS 1Tacom Your Wants. on This Pace See Special ofa
Announcements

S~>~~~>~~~~>~-~~~~~~~~~>
CASH MEAT MARKET opened at
56th and NJ st. Bottom prices. A.
III. Schuyler.
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Look at This

IS rooms, steam heat, good fur
niture, every room occupied corner
In business district, clearing $3.50
above expenses; $4,000 will buy this
place
We have two good paying grocery
stores with living rooms in connec-
ton for sale cheap.
We have a few exceptionally good
fruit and cigar stands.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

ment which he intends to follow dur
ing the year.
Alive are killed near Tyler's ranch.
construction station just east OF Mis-
soula. when a Northern Pacific steam
shovel strikes an unexpladed blast of
dynamite.
5-W. f. Dauchy, division engineer
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and Puget
Sound resigns to enter a larger field,
1.-THE Missoula river rises and be
gins it's annual rampage. damaging
the new Van Buren, street bridge To
such extent that il is closed To traffic.
Two trains Of orange cars pass
through Missoula over the Puget
Sound. bound west.
1.-THE sixth annual interscholastic
meet is opened by the final debate of
the Montana High School Debating
league, i'm which Forsythe wins the
championship from Boulde..
i2-Newton Gilliland of Forsythe.
the leader of the winning debating
team is awarded first place i'm the
boys declamatory contest.
13-The first day of the interscho-
lastic track meet ends with the re-
suit still in doubt.
Miss Alice Kelley of Great Falls,
wins the girls declamatory contest.
1.-THE Butte high school track
team wins the interschoiastic meet.
Bickford of Park county wins the in
diridual championship.
17-Superintendent ]. NJ. Rapelje of
the Northern Pacific. returns from the
Washington resort. where he had been
receiving medical treatment for the
injuries sustained while superintend-
ing the work of a wrecking crew.
1S-The Masons lay the corner stone
of their new temple before vast
crowd and in the presence of men high
in Masonic circles from all over the
west.
|. l2-Without undue ceremony, before
large delegation of railroad men the
last spike is driven on the Chicago.
Milwaukee and Puget Sound.
22-Presidcat Taft signs proclama-
ton fixing the date for the opening of
the Flathead, Occur d'Alene and Spo-
kane reservations at July 10 and
August 3.
26-fhe temporary bridge is closed
TO traffic on account of the damage
done by the rising waters
as-The high water in the Missonla
river weakens bridge No. on the
Puget Sound west of Missoula. 10
such an extent that an engine and
supply train 90 through into the
water. None are hurt
as-The Street Railway campany
"ecldes In use the "pay-as- YOU enter
ears In Missonla. Plans for construc-
tion are announced.
Sl-The directory census taken by
X. l.. Polk x Co. shows Missoula's
population tn be 10000.
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MARCH

1.-The coroners jury finds Brown
accountable for the death of Robert
Gilruth.
4-Senate bill No. Is is passed by the
state legislature. but only after having
been amended in such way as to
satisfy the protesting farmers.
superintendent J. NJ Rapelje OF
the Northern Pacific is seriously in
jured while directing wrecking crew
near Woodlin.
The Bitter Root F'rnitgrowers asso-
citation holds its annual meeting and
elects officers for the year.
Captain Clyde v Hunt L. S. A..
arrives in Missoula to take charge of
the Improvement work at Fort MIS-
soula.
12-The contract for the new Ma
sonic temple is awarded to the Mon
tam Construction and Supply com
pany of Butte.
1.-two Puget Sound surveying
crews leave Mssoula for the Black
foot country under sealed orders.
1.-THE Anaconda Copper Mining
company's lumber mill at Hamilton
resumes operations after shut down
OF nearly a years duration.
c. a. Copeland of Los Angeles. is
chosen as professor of engineering at
the state university. To succeed n r.
Craighill.
30--The Delta Sigma sorority Of the
university of Montana is installed as
Beta Phi chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity.
s3-Hell Gate lodge of the Il. +. O.
T.. decides to build "A 100000 building
ei-Rev. j. n. Maclean is formally
Installed as the pastor of the First
Presbyterian church.
26-The republican caucuses and the
democratic primaries are held for the
coming city election.
29-J. l.. Patterson Is named as the
democratic nominee for mayor.
The Puget Sound track laying ma
chine passes through Missoula, east
ward bound an the last lap of its
5000 miles Journey
The Missoula republicans hold their
primaries.
a0-The state railroad commission
orders a general reduction of wood
rates, an action of great importance to
Missoula dealers.
3l-Andrew Logan is selected to
lead the republicans in the city cam
paign.
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| I'RIL

1.-The city council establishes an
Improvement district on University
avenue and plans for the identifying
of the street
3-Thc school trustees. of District
Ne, / are authorized by special cleo
tion To maze $4,000 bond issue for
"A new west side school building
Joseph Brown is found guilty of
manslaughtcr and sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
4-The st. Paul pass tunnel is ira
versed by Il regular train for the first
time.
s-Andrew Logan is elected mayor of
Missoula. The democrats elect three
out of four aldermen
THE Puget Sound declares in the
district court that it intends to build
branch line up the Blackfoot valley
s-The city council accepts the bid
of the Burrcll Bridge and Construction
company for the South Third street
retaining wall.
1i-Sorthern Pacific surveyors be-
gin work on proposed Stevensviue.
Corvallis hoop To Butte.
l6-The Montana Independent Tele-
phone company purchases site for
its central exchange.
- ia party of locating engineers in
the employ of the Hartman interests
leave Missouia for the Lolo country.
ae-The Puget Sound and the Great
Northern commence big fight for a
risht-of-wav through the Flathead.
21-The debating team from Wash
incton state college wins over the uni
versits of Montana speakers in the
annual contest.
GA party of Northern Pacific sur
Veyars leaves for the LoIo country on
the heels of the Hartman locators.
ss-The Missoula County Automo-
bile club is permanently organized and
plans for road Improvement are taken
up.
5"-The Western Montana Fair cam
missioners meet and decide to hold a
big apple show in October.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
AT HOME THAT MAKE A YEARS HISTORY
,niIt over the gaps in the Reitz struc-

bnilt over the eaps in the Reitz struc-
turc.
"a delegation cf Chicago business
mcn arrives in the Garden City on "a
northwestern tour and is given
royal welcome lay the chamber Of
commerce.
5-Ninetsen students are awarded
diplomas by thu county high school
and masterrul commencement ai-
dress is delivered by John II. Tolan.
The Northern Pacific files It's right
ofway p'ats for the Clearwater short
Line.
6-Rev. +. Fem Lyman of the First
Congregational church of Great Tails.
. breaches the haCcalaureate sermon AT
the state university.
lc-The twelfth annual commence
ment exercises Of tho university uf
addresses the class.
J. \. Vealey is appointed chief of
police by Mayor Logan.
Inv. \ Clark visits Missouia and
explains the plans Of the Street Rail-
way Company.
1.-THE Pablo buffalo herd is round
cd up ut Roman preparatory to its
long trip To Canada
I'm. Jean Jules Jessuraud. the
French ambassador to the United
States. pays Missoula short visit.
ia big delegation of St Paul
wholesale dealers visit Missoua and
ask the citys cooperation In north
!. western commerce
24-The societies of ST. John Hap-
. fist from Butte. Anaconda and Mis-
soula celebrate st. Johns day at
Frenchtown.
.s-JudEe Witten arrives in Missoula
and discusses the reservation opening
plans with the chamber of commerce.
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passenger train No. runs through an
open switch and into a yard engine.
10-The coroner's jury on the North
crn Pacific wreck returns verdict
placing the blame on the switching
crew
1.-the first Montana Saengerfest
opens in the HarHois theater before Il
capacity house.
Harry Minnick is found at his home
suffering from fatal bullet wound
and is identified as the man who held
UP the Grand Pacific hotel few days
before.
2e-The annual teachers Institute
of Missoula and Ravalli counties is
opened with numerous able addresses
to mark the first days program.
The Northern Pacific issues an or
der barring all saloons from the Lolo
construction district.
22-The famous Missoula race track
is sold.
27-President Taft makes short
good night" address before large
crowd of Missoula people. who had
gathered at the depot at midnight to
see the train pull through.
29-The surveying parties in the
Lolo country for t.c .. Il. n N. COM
pletc their Nnrk and come back.
So-The G., NJ, X L. =. directors
start ont "f Missoula for the Crows
Nest country.
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IL l. Y

First car of bridge steel arrives
for the new Higgins avenue bridge
4-The Street Railway company
plats its city route
s-The Savoy hotel is formally op-
ened.
l2-The. Kappa Kappa Theta seror-
ity grants a chapter to a local organ
ization. Theta Phi, of the state uni
verstS.
1t-An executive committee is an
pointed to take charge of the Western
Montana Apple Show and preparations
for the exhibition are begun
l5-More than 1000 people register
for lands on the Flathead reservation
during the early hours of the opening
day
II. '. Bean representing the Hamii-
ton Chamber of Commerce. places a
display of Bitter Root products in the
Mlssouia Chamber of Commerce build
ing.
DEMONSTRATION work is started on
the street railway line.
lS-A daily train service Is inaug-
urated over the Chicago, Milwaukee
and Puget Sound
19-MaNor Logan revokes the IL
censes of two notorious West Front
street saloons.
2i-Grant Smith & Company are
awarded the contract for the Lolo-
Konskia cutoff.
The steel crew begins work on the
frame work of the new Higgins ave-
nue bridge.
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DEC HBLR

3-FfeiSht traffic is resumed oyer
the Northern Pacific and thu railroad
begins To recover from the blow dealt
1t by the striking switehmep,
1.-THE $4,000 Boosters club and the
city council unite IN a protest To the
state board Of health against the inn
pending removal Of the smallpox QUAR-
antine.
s-fhe county commissioners Off
: eialiy accept the new Higgins avenue
bridge and il passes from the hands
of the Hurrell Bridge and Coustrue-
ton company into this possession ar
the county of Mlssuula.
l2-Thirtg-s strike breakers ar
rive I" take the places OF the striking
Aiss0ula switchmen.
1.-the temporary bridge is sold nv
the city 10 the Missouia Light and
water company for the sum OF $500.
The detailed plans for the new pus..,
sound depot ars Received in MlssnuEs
corrected and sent back Ia Chicago
Tor official approval Construction is
promised in the spring
li-Mtssouls county. under the aus
iices of the Boosters, club. gathers in
IN" Harnots theater and celebrates H..
opening of the new hrLdgp with apnrs-
PIRATE exercises
Announcements - made at Ham
hton that the mili IF tine Anaconda
topper Mining company viii ran al
winter
if-tioEeragr Norris calls session II
legislature To consider marersal f..r Inn
EruF@Eneats IN state capitol building
ls-t University af Montana announces
extension courses
~, NJ. Keith i elected prz.sldau, Of
the Iissnuia Chamber al commerce.
=, J. Erettenstcin is secretary.
2i-Judge +. =. Webster rules that
@ moving picture show = "theaterss
and Garnet rlu Oh Sunday.
-s-ChrIstEuas day.
2,-AiSs1UIa cnunty.s deE,s4tI.F.
starts for Razegtan. In attend the ali
aai meeting ~ Ells s,tats- Teachers
ssuCissIiou
- ';uH ctts5 rearEauizes.
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