Anaconda Athletics Clubroom Renovation Nears Completion
Anaconda optics clubrooms in Evans Hall under renovation expect completion by January. The gym will feature steam heat, two showers, and a staff member to manage and instruct. About 100 members are enrolled with plans to nearly double by quarter’s end as Main Street rooms open for events and dancing in the old theater space.
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Amcunda
Aasochilim
Tavans Byl
Silvatet
Eymraelun
Theater of
Auneviin
Ib Haseen
Main Street
Tme
Strain's Bargains and Local Sales Across City
A jumble of store ads and notices lists bargains at Strain's including wines cigars men’s overcoats and dress items. Also mentions 422 Cedar for furniture 312 East Third for second kinds and 407 East Park Zollman and a grand masquerade ball at ALO hall New Year’s night.
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Silver Hall
East Park
Strain's
Alo
Sonda
Zollman
Margaret Toughrin
Cour
A. C. Wi
New Year's Gifts At Great Reductions On Watches And Diamonds
Special year end sale offers significant price cuts across all departments including watches diamonds and diamond jewelry cut glass sterling silverware and brig a brag. Explore our selection for high quality pieces at reduced prices.
Hammerslough the Jeweler Makes Friendly Trade Friends
Hammerslough the jeweler fosters neighborly ties with a local grocer and shop regulars, praising Schilling's Best for dependable exchanges. A lighthearted note questions if any sentiment beats such cordial commerce.
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Schilling
Teachers' meeting draws in state educators at Butte
Notes from the State Teachers' Association meeting in Butte mention Helena and Philipsburg attendees, teachers from Washington school in Butte, and other faculty traveling for talks. Mentions include Miss Amma Price, Professor Leamy, and W L Tolloway delivering remarks. Also notes upcoming events and local business notices.
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Cora Jenkins
Washington
Butte
Sintec
Montana Pioneers issue over 100 fine certificates
Helena December dispatch reports Secretary J J Sanders has mailed more than 100 Society of Montana Pioneers membership certificates to veterans statewide. About 1,200 certificates are expected. relatives of deceased members may request theirs by writing Sanders. The engravings feature a wagon train and the motto Workableye.
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Helena
Society of Montana Pioneers
J. J. Sanders
Sanders
Muniana Planevra
Worafubeye Tt
Lowa
Teritary
Association members tour World’s Fair grounds in St Louis
The Association for the Advancement of Science members visited the fair today in St Louis Missouri. A luncheon was served in the administration building followed by a grounds tour. The mathematics and astronomy section and the Amelia microscopical society will conclude their work tomorrow. A new organization named the American Greedere's has been formed for two practical and scientific animal breeders.
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St.Louis
Dee
Association For the Advancement of Science
Section of
Mathematics and Astronomy
Amelia Miecrascopical Society
Othera Wii
American Greedere
Adacinion
Tale to llewspo Hn Seat in Parliament
Mr G Tale former minister of railways and canals in Sir Wilfrid Laurier's cabinet will resign his seat in Parliament due to an agreement with the premier over the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad bill. Mr Hiair has been designated to inspect U S railway systems for possible submission to a national railroad commission. St John, N B.
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Tee
Mat
G. Tale
Wilhrcd
Hiair
United States
National Railroad Commission
St. John
N. Ti
Canned Fruit Robbery Ties to City Jail Case
Two men already jailed in the city over a fruit peddling case were linked to a recent canned fruit theft at a Tarlington yards break in. Officers traced the origin of the fruit while the suspects awaited arraignment on vagrancy charges. Investigations aim to connect the two incidents and further charges may follow.
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Gpenlal
Standard
Hillings
Dee
Alout Town
Tarlington
Vagransy
Thi oMhera
Peruna Advertises Cure All Colds and Coughs
The advertisement extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh and winter ailments. Letters from across the states praise its efficacy, with endorsements from prominent figures and common households alike. It urges readers to keep Peruna in the home to prevent further illnesses and mentions a free booklet on winter catarrh.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Hartiaa
Vatarrh
Qregaw
Peruna
Pernya
Educational meeting agenda outlines Montana educators
The program for today covers association activities at Standard corner at 9 am with visits to smelters and transportation. I t includes papers on higher education in Montana and the lecture method by university and college staff, plus a discussion session. The meeting closes as many plan to return home on the evening train.
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Associatlo
Standard Corner
Sa.m
A. R Coopman
D.C. Atlers
Ile Butte High School
Frances Muller
Jefferson County Heir School
Boulder
Dostyy
Business Left
Association
Montana
O. F. Craig
University of Montana
Irof
A. H. Hawman
State School of Mites
Butte
Praf
J. Fenner
State Narimatl College
Dillon
WM. Cobleigh
College of Agriculture
Bozeman
Prat
A. Cooley
Swain
State Norma College
L. R. Foot
Good Citizenship Lecture at Methodist Church
President S D Penrose of Wiltmi College led an evening program at the Methodist church with a lecture on Good Citizenship. The event featured musical selections by Mrs Joslyn of Deer Lodge and orchestral numbers by Norbeck Spelman and Fisher, praised for quality.
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Clark
D. Penrose
Wiltmi College
Wille Walla
Joslyn
Deer Lodge
George Greenwood
Oregon Express Derailed Near Marysville Cal
The second section of the Oregon Express derailed on a morning run near Marysville California. A sleeper car carrying Fass Grandpa company toppled at a switch, injuring several passengers including O. C. Hall of Chico who suffered a back injury. J. L. Eparete, an Oregon cattleman, had a scalp wound and bruised body. L. Hen craft, a Colorado miner, sustained cuts to hand and forehead. Martin Sam bel, a newsboy, sprained his knee. Passengers escaped with minor injuries as the train slowed to a halt and the northbound rain delayed service by about six hours.
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Marysville
Cal
Tee
Pany
C. Hall
Chico
J. L. Eparete
Oregon
L. Hencraft
Martin Sambel
Montreal resident contests will provision in Montana district court
Charles I Conrad of Montreal has filed suit in district court to set aside a will provision reserving legacies in trust until the youngest child reaches a specified age. The action argues the trust clause Is unlawful and seeks a lump sum for his share. A February 29 hearing date is scheduled.
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Standard
Kalispell
Charles I. Conrad
Montreal
District Court
C. B. Conrail
Truse
Conrad
Hin Tine
Kimball Appointed Superintendent of Money Order System
Washington December 26 Edward I Kimball of Massachusetts has been appointed by the postmaster general as superintendent of the money order system. He has been in charge of this branch since the removal of J T Metcalf amid the post office investigation.
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Washington
Poalmaster General
Edward I. Kinball
Massachusett
Eysterm
Affine
Kimball Han Brow
J. T. Metcalf
Post Office
Conservative address highlights patriotism and football ethics
The speaker condemned corruption and urged careful study of social ills for pupils who will shape the nation. He praised football as forging good citizens and described a well orchestrated reception for teachers, noting praise for organizers and performers and a lively social program with dances and refreshments.
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Furane
Penrose
Gaid Tun IL
Elvic
Elvic Dela
Fens Roze
Messrs
Harsis
Thenas
Pischer
D. R. Mcfae
P. Stugg
Louis
Bennett
Deep Snow Blocks Northern County Roads
Reports from northern county sections and areas along the Mugatlshell river say snow depth is among the greatest in years. Roads are blocked by drifts up to 48 feet in places making passage nearly impossible while the range remains clear and winter feed is ample. Some livestock shipments on the Montana railroad were delayed due to heavy snow filling deep cuts and halting trains.
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Bpeclal
Mugatlshell
Betas Nulte
Montana
Hussey to Leave Union Pacific for San Pedro Line
Ogden Utah Dec 30 W C Hussey long time claim agent of the Union Pacific at Denver will sever his connections with the company on Jan 15 to take charge of the claims department of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway with headquarters at Los Angeles Hussey’s transfer follows his several years of service in Denver and his new post will be in Los Angeles
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Ogden
Utah
W. C. Hussey
Union Pacific
Denver
San Petro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway
Los Angeles
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Anagonda
Evans Hall
Shami Henter
Dave Tore Fine
Shawne Walliw
Nin Street
Staton Bros
Linc
Deville
Wirghdu
Stevens
Salt Lake City
Dro Gwynne
Brig-A-Brag
Hammerslough
Cil
State Teachers’ ‘Association
Hahdkerehiers
Butte Teschers Ijl
Bliein
W. McConnell
Bél Slaton Bros
Mies Amma Price
Philipsburg
Pulli
Pla. Leamy of
Bulle
Anacorda Ylatter
Thite
Maremann & Fisher
Doulie
Strain’s
Rav
Th. J. Groeneveld
Anarenda
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Idex Woonews Magazine
Oe. Strain's
Stuart
James Flyn
Name Lime Hive
Nuve
Anaconda
East Mark Ave
Verberckmoes
Optician
Durstan
W. L. Tolloway
Supreme Court of Montana
Elena
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Scandinna Union Amed
Strain
Alice Josephine
Bridges
Monterey
Mexico
Simnest J. Edgecube
James, Prynn
Standarda
Trinish
Perma Medicine Co
Celumtars
Ohio
Sires
Mr. Lord
Prron Wut
Governorar Gregan
Tin Suri
Oregon Express
Conrad Esinic
BF. Kimball
Court House
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main St
Porterhouse
Hamburg
Allec He
Falk Bros. Independent Meat Market
Commercial Avenue
Copper City Commercial Company
Beaver
Bestan
Electria
Skinner
Alaski Sual
Amarg Faether
Uke
Copper City
W. G. Hussey
Union Pa
Dr. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Rockville
Toaho
Dr. McLaughins
Charles Hindbburg
Kingsford
Oswego
Gswego
Cewedd
Cunee
Tutcate
Mayes
Arisa
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