Peterson Fatally Injured in Bridge Work Accident
Peter Peterson, 32, employed by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, was fatally injured at Donald yesterday morning when a beam fell while tearing down an old bridge. He suffered a concussion of the brain and remained unconscious at St James hospital with no hope of recovery. Jerry Healy, at the Anaconda mine, was injured by a rock fall on the 1700-foot level, dislocating his right hip and bruised but not fatal, resting at St James hospital. Healy is married and residing at 811 High Court terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Peterson
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Donald
Peterson
St. James’ Hospital
Jerry Healy
Anaconda
High Court Terrace
Knights of Columbus Elects New Lodge Officers
Knights of Columbus lodge No 668 held an election last night naming Grand Knight L P Donovan Deputy Grand Knight J B Donnelly Chancellor J V Dwyer Advocate Judge J J Lynch Warden James Egan Inside Guard Francis Morton Outside Guard J Adams Trustee M J Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Lodge No. 668
L. P. Donovan
J. B. Donnelly
J. V. Dwyer
J. J. Lynch
James Egan
Francis Morton
J. Adams
M. J. Walsh
State board restores Havre, approves Butte and Sacred Heart schools
Helena dispatch reports the state board of education restoring Havre High School to accredited status and admitting Butte parochial high school and the Academy of the Sacred Heart at Missoula. Virginia City High must meet inspector recommendations by June 1910 or risk removal. Duniway notes strengthened faculty, revised curriculum, and improved morale, with broader financial and educational supervision under new executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Education
Committee On
A. Duniway
The
State University
J. M. Evans
W. F. Harmon
Havre
Butte Parochial
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Missoula
Virginia City High School
Duniway
Board of Education
Legislative Assembly
State Board of Examiners
Montana scholars and facilities expand in revised programs
Subjects are maintained by several citizens. W A Clark contributes 450 dollars annually for summer biology and geology work. Mrs EF Bonner adds 200 dollars yearly for a scholarship. A dormitory for young men a house for the president and buildings for Flathead Lake biological station are needed. The course of study has been revised and more instructors are required. A new forestry course was established. Qualifying Rhodes exam notices were given but no applicants appeared. If eastern state residents fail to sit exams where they study Montana risks losing a Oxford representative next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
EF. J. Bonner
Flathead Lake
Montana
Oxford
Favorite Musical Comedy Pleasees As Much As Ever
The Alaskan, staged at Broadway last evening by a capable company, pleased a large audience in Butte. Snowballing scene is a delightful novelty, with totem dance and other features proving as attractive as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Butte
New Complaints Filed Against Harrigan in County Court
A complaint issued by the county attorney’s office yesterday accuses E. Harrigan of petty offenses. The document was filed in the justice court of Henry Foley, detailing initial charges and next steps in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Harrigan
Justice Court
Henry Foley
Petty
Harrigan to be Tried for Petty Larceny Over Purchase Deal
A man named Harrigan is alleged to have sold a range from a Brown field Canty purchase under the usual title conditions and received 14 dollars from George Eschell. Attachment actions to recover the range have been filed, and his arrest will lead to petty larceny trial. George McNally, accused of assaulting a neighbor, was complained against yesterday and faces trial in Justice Court before Henry Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Canty
Harrigan
George Eschell
George McNally
Henry Foley
New Officers Elected by Woodmen of America
South Butte camp No 6127 Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the coming year led by Past consul R N Gibson and consul L A Bower. Installation is planned for the first Tuesday in January, likely with Royal Oak camp No 2007 Royal Neighbors.
Woodmen Elect Officers in Carpenters' Hall Meeting
Woodmen of America Silver Bow camp No 5805 elected its officers for the term at a meeting in Carpenters' union hall last evening. Consul George M Roe advisor I Nankervis banker Ernest Davie clerk H L Winchester escort John H Williams watchman Ben Degenhart sentry John Rowe manager three year term Thomas Dunstan. Installation set for January 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Carpenters’ Union Hall
George M. Roe
Nankervis
Ernest
Davie
H. L. Winchester
John H. Williams
Ben Degenhart
John Rowe
Thomas Dunstan
Kentucky wool pool formed to bypass middlemen
Lexington December 7 initial steps were taken to form a pool for Kentucky wool. The pool aims to sell directly to manufacturers to secure profits for growers by removing middlemen from the chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Send a Year of Anaconda Standard as Gift
Offer to give a friend or relative a one year subscription to the Anaconda Standard paid in advance for 10 dollars. The purchaser secures a full year of daily issues as a premium gift for the recipient.
Broadwater District Court Hears Guilty Plea in Gambling Case
Dec. 7 Broadwater county court convened with Judge Stewart presiding. McCabe pleaded guilty to gambling and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Dolenty faces perjury charges with amended information filed and a demur deadline set for Dec. 1. Civil cases disposed of, jury drawn for Dec. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Townsend
District Court
Broadwater County
W. Ht. C. Stewart
Bozeman
Michael H. Burke
Lombard
Earl Adams
R. C. McCabe
McCabe
W. B. Dolenty
John A. Matthews
Peter Breen
Butte
E. H. Goodman
Hartman
Mr. Dolent
Board of Equalization
Oil Companies Sold at Auction in Texas
At a public auction in Austin Texas the Waters-Pierce Oil company property sold to W Fordyce and associates of St Louis for 1481741. The Security Oil company property bought by John Sealey of Galveston for 85000 and Navarro Refining company sold to Sealey for 750000. Six Union Tank cars bought by Sealey for 40000. Auctions stem from anti trust suits and ouster actions by Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
W. Fordyce and Associates
St. Louis
Security Oil Company
John Sealey
Galveston
Navarro Refining Company
Corsicana
Sealey
Union Tank Company
Texas
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Chicago
Waukee & St. Paul
Acci
Anaconda Mine
Wein’s
Ber" Baker
Broilers
Rae
John Cort
America
Max
Figman
Brath Ellis
New York
Rices
East Park Street
Butte’s Parochial School
Sacred Heart's Academy
Mis
John R. Toole
F. 8. Lusk
Bayley-Davenport Shoe CO
Shoe Emporium
Daniel Green
Little Gent's
Sss
Butte Furniture Exchange
112 & Main
Ind
Woodmen OF America
South Butte
R. N. Gibson
L. A. Bower
Alexander McGowan
W. ©. Clymo
J. C. Freeman
Mike Kelly
Joe Streibich
H. P. Ries
M. H. Hogan
F. J. Reynolds
T. G. Heine
M. G. Smetters
Arthur G. Allan
Royal Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen
Broadwater District Court
M'Cabe
W. BB. Delenty
Banker Ac
Bolever & Brown
Nature
All
H. B. Chipman
Mont
Dr. S. A. Mali Electro-Viger Co
Sixteenth St
Denver
Col
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