THE ANGEL IN MY KITCHEN – A TEN MINUTE, TRUE STORY. by Steve Saroff Dec. 15, 2013 All my life I have been lucky enough to pay attention to small things. Moods, memories, feelings. I have been trained and worked as a scientist and an Read More
Get Right With God Evangelist Oscar Lowry at Missoula http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83025316/1911-02-06/ed-1/seq-1/ 2/6/1911 The Missoulian headline read “Greatest Revival Campaign Ever Conducted In Montana Closed By Evangelist Lowry.” It marked the end of five weeks of ceremony that the famed evangelist, Oscar Lowry, conducted in Read More
A Turtle On The Rampage. Last Wednesday a lady living below Frenchtown was horrified on seeing a great shock of wheat apparently undoing itself by falling all around and a particular sheaf leaving the others and moving away at a slow pace from the wheat patch towards the Read More
Missoula Thanksgiving – 1891 The following 2 articles appeared in the Missoula Gazette, November 25, 1891. This was not the Missoulian newspaper. Why We Are Thankful. When the sun looks over the mountains tomorrow morning on Missoula it will look on a fairly prosperous people. Read More
A movement is on foot to colonize a number of Jews from Russia in the Flathead country. They are said to be good farmers. There is abundant room in Montana for thrifty, enterprising farmers and mechanics. They can do well and make money. For peanut merchants and shoe string Read More
A Bear as Is a Bear While the local ramrods are talking about hunting bear they should go to the store of the Tuttle Manufacturing company and see there displayed the hide of the king of all. Ursus Majoris it is in fact as well as name, and Read More
The defendant was convicted and fined in Missoula county for keeping open and maintaining a theater on Sunday, contrary to provisions of section 8369 of the Revised Codes. That section reads as follows: “Every person who on Sunday, or the first day of the week, keeps open or maintains or Read More
He Had a Gay Time Alex. Harley, a lumberman from Kendall’s saw mill, near Bonita, this morning filed a complaint before Justice Hayes charging a box-rustler in a resort of the city with robbing him of $35 in gold last night while he was under the influence of Read More
This office is in receipt of an interesting library of three volumes entitled “Report of the Committee on Privileges and Elections of the United States Senate Relating to the Right and Title of William A. Clark to a Seat as Senator from the State of Montana.” Aside from Read More
An Unusual Amount of Wickedness – Yellowstone to Missoula 1883 by Col. John C. Tidball One of Missoula’s most famous visitors, ever, was Civil War General William T. Sherman, who came in 1883. On the trip of a lifetime, he was finishing his military career with a Read More