Will Raise Standard At State School Of Mines Board Adopts Plan
The Board of Trustees adopted President N R Leonard s monthly report proposing an advance in admission standards for the State School of Mines effective with the 1992 93 college year requiring geometry algebra content and an age increase to 17 for admission to the preparatory department. The report notes staffing needs and the retirement of Professor Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School of Mines
Board of Trustees
N. R. Leonard
Harney
Wentworth
Knight
Bowman
Leonard
RB. H. McDonald
Anaconda
Leoard
Overstayed Time for Pony Lads at Poke Headquarters
Mag Bigelow and George Hayes of Pony spent an hour at the Butte police station after arriving by horseback to check a Brown's Gulch winter range horse. A thief stole their saddles while they slept at a West Quartz street barn. Authorities detained them pending Pony’s word on return plans and duration. They were released with orders to inform parents of future trips.
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Mag Bigelow
George Hayes
Pony
Butte
Bigelow
Brown's Gulch
West Quartz Street
Sol Levy
Butte to Open Mining Congress Office
President N R Leonard of the school of mines reports Irwin Mahon secretary of the international mining congress will open an office in Butte as the congress meets there September 8 to 12. The city must raise 3000 dollars for five months of office maintenance. Mahon will manage conditions. D M Goff funeral set for today at 2 pm from family residence near the Reception house. Services at Mountain View M B church.
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N. R. Leonard
School of Mines
Irwin Mahon
International Mining Congress
Carlisle
Butte
Congress
Mahon
D. M. Goff
Mountain View M. B. Church
Local woman linked to theft on Galena street in Butte
Amos Lelande reported $100 stolen after speaking with Annie Lacey known as Big Winnie. Police detained Lacey and Swede Lil, both jailed on robbery charges with hearings set in Mayor Boyle’s court. Also noted Patrick Toomey’s death and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lelande
Wyoming
Butte
Lelande
Galena Street
White
Annie Lacey
Big Winnie
McGillick
Lil
John Martin
Hour infant funeral set for today at residence
The funeral of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos G Hour will be held today at 2 o'clock from the family residence at No 301 East Quartz street.
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Patrick Toomey
Buffalo Street
Jos. G. Hour
East Quartz Street
Curtain bargains at low prices with free rods
Don’t Cost Much advertises a lace curtain sale offering 3 yard long curtains in pretty designs priced at 1.25 and 1.50 per pair. Some imitate 5.00 quality at 2.75. Cheaper options at 0.50 and 0.75 per pair with curtain rods provided free with every pair.
Nearest Fancy Grocery House promotes Burgundy wines
John G Holland of 223 North Main street advertises The Nearest Fancy Grocery House. The State promotes Electric Light Flour and a Liquor Department. It touts Burgundy Wine, Claret, Zinfandel and Extra fine Burgundy with per bottle prices noted as 50, 7ic, and 75c respectively.
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North Main Street
Injured woman sues Butte Electric Railway for damages
Margaret Engle, injured when a horse drawn wagon collided with an approaching street car on March 9, sues the Butte Electric Railway for 1999 in district court. She claims $100 in medical expenses and $1,899 general damages. Attorneys named include Charles ODonnell. Also noted are suits involving Mae Thorne against Dr H H Hansen and a separate action by Frank Krider against Stockton Copper Mining Company for labor claims totaling 2593.25.
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Margaret Engle
Butte Electric Railway Company
Mae Thorne
District Court
H. H. Hansen
Northern Pacific
John Dixon
W. M. Bickford
Kirk & Clinton
Stockton Copper Mining Company
Ida
Frank Krider
J. P. McCarthy
Felix McGowan
Sam Larsen
E. J. Ferry
James Flood
Livingston City Council approves library tax and bids
Special session in Livingston approves certificates for Colpitts Wixon and Nolan as aldermen. A one mill library tax passes by 246 votes. Electric street light bids are rejected as too high and re advertised. Church remodeling at St Andrew's is approved, costing about 600 dollars with a large vestibule and bigger choir room. A Northern Pacific pumpman dies in Logan and a Vestry meeting plans church improvements. Bowling match and an injury to Alderman Wendell are reported.
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Standard
Livingston
Ey Council
George W. Colpitts
Martin Wixon
P. J. Nolan
Livingston Water Power Company
A. O. Newton
FE. F. Hamilton
Yellowstone Street
Park and Geyser
D. A. McCaw
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Yellowstone River
Lewis” Street
Douglas Sutton
Puget Sound
Thomas Phillips
Logan
Phillips
Order of United Moderns
Pecific
Pehr Wendell
Wendell
Beltine
Man Dies in Logging Accident Near Nashton
In Tuolumne California on April 172 H Harvey formerly of Rushville Indiana was killed during a logging incident. A splinter from a steel wedge driven by a fellow worker severed his jugular vein while they were far in the woods. Harvey pinched the vein until numb, then his companion held the severed jugular for about 15 miles to the nearest place where Harvey died.
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Tuolumne
Cal
Harvey
Rushville
Ind
Nashton
Deputy Marshal's Strawberries and Mackeral Cigar Prank
In Hamilton and Clyde Coulter's store in Butte Dave Meiklejohn, deputy US marshal, trades tales with friends and plays a joke. He shows a wax straw berry vine as a counterfeit, then later produces a kit of mackerel used as a bet for fine cigars. The gag lands with a party at Ledford's hall planning a Grand Ball by Free Silver lodge. Tickets are 50 cents with 25 cents for ladies.
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Dave Meiklejohn
United States
Hamilton
Clyde
Butte
Coulters
Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Dave
Bert Stephens
United States Court
Free Silver Lodge
D. of H
Ledford’s Hall
Court in Sweet Grass Special District Court Sets Trials
District court in Big Timber convened to fix trial dates for criminal and civil cases and to draw a jury. Scheduled criminal trials include malicious mischief, assault first degree, arson, grand larceny, and cruelty to animals with dates from April 23 to April 30. Two brown grand larceny cases were dismissed due to Brown's death. divorce matter Youmans vs Youmans set for April 238. Ginnan divorce default noted. Jurors drawn include Patrick Connell, Herman Uttermahle, Joseph Morstein, and others totaling 23 names.
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Standard
Big Timber
District Court
State
Rasmus Silferd
Harry Coseriff
Thomas Aarstad
Lee Large
Martin Maney
Peter Maney
Charles Gaye
Charles Brown
Brown
Bernice Youmans
W. E. Youmans
Mary Ginnan
John Ginnan
Patrick Connell
Herman Uttermahle
Joseph Morstein
W. A. Harrison
F. Gilmour
W. E. Sanders
D. F. Latty
J.L. Rapstad
Fred
Webb Andrew Johnson
Alfred Rudd
H. P Franklin
George M. Briner
A. M Dodge
A. E. Walker
Miles City News In Brief And Local Happenings
Mrs Price Terret returns from Salisbury Missouri. Neil ONeil parolee works for Kirchers. A baby girl arrives for Henry C Smith. Methodist church ladies raise about 190 feeding the hungry, supplies donated. A reservation crowd views a three-eighths mile horse race for 30 a side. Gerrold wins from start to finish. Patrick Schaill shows a sheep counting device at woolgrowers meeting, a pivoting gate with a cyclometer for counting sheep passages.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Price Terret
Salisbury
Neil O'Neil
Kirchers
Henry C. Smith
Methodist Church
Bill McDonald
Keydoor
Fred Rogers
Gerrold
Miss "Edin
McDonald
Price Terrett Gerrold
Patrick Schaill
Pope Receives Swiss Pilgrims Amid Tense Italy Switz Relations
In Rome on April 17 the pope greeted a large gathering of Swiss pilgrims. Despite strained Italy Switzerland ties, authorities imposed broad military precautions to prevent hostile demonstrations and ensure orderly proceedings.
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Rome
Italy
Switzerland
War minister orders disbandment of reservists in Rome
Rome on April 17 reports that the war minister Lieutenant Count De Saint Martno ordered disbandment of the reservists drafted February 17 to quell a threatened general strike. The action ends the unit's deployment in response to civil unrest.
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Rome
Count de Saint Martno
Meteor II Reaches Prawle Point Under Escort
Meteor II Emperor Willian's yacht with Scotia in tow passed Prawle Point at 8 40 this morning as it made progress along the coast toward London following a prior leg of its voyage.
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London
Emperor Willian
Meteor II
Scotia
Prawle Point
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Mae
C. A. Perrin, M. D
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T. G. Heine
Henesey Block
Montana St
Tod P
Mont
Board of
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Tees
Poke
Mining Congress
R. L. Lodge
Co. U. W. Hall
South Butte
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John G. Holland
Grocer
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Butte Electric
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Livingston and Park
David
Erel
Miles City and
Custer
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Batte, Mont
Paris‘morton CO
Minneapolis
Paris
Largey Lumber Company
East Iron St
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Union
William Glaccum & Sone
New York
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Cocner Aiipoes and Aluminum
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