University graduates to teach in Montana public schools
A Montana bill would allow University of Montana graduates who have completed at least one year in the psychology and method department to teach in public schools without further exams. If they teach for one year, they may receive a life diploma. The measure aims to align university training with teaching credentials and address teacher shortages in high schools.
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Missoula
Jan
Upt
Universty
Oscar J. Craig
Montana
State Board of Education
University of
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ontana
Estate Board of Education
Smooth talker Louis Bon tlanskjold faces Stevensville arrest
Missoula dispatch reports a purported Danish hypnotist, Louis Bontifts lansxkiold Sass, consorted in Hamilton and Stevensville for a month, ran up a $13 board bill, left his room with a grip of waste paper, and was jailed after a highway pursuit. A hearing is slated in Stevensville. Additionally, records show mining and labor deeds filed in Missoula.
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Missoula
Montana
Louis Bontlanskjold
Hamilton
Stevensville
Bitter Root
Mace
D.C. Bass
Thompson
Charles Wright
Missoula Churches Offer Sunday Services Across City
Missoula churches announce Sunday schedules with multiple congregations and pastors. Christian church at Mast Cedar and Washington lists 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. services led by Rev H Ek Russell. Congregational church at Fifth and Chestnut features 1:00 p.m. service, Bible school at 2:15 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. evening service, while Northern Pacific Firemen's ball at 20 West Main hosts Christian Endeavor at 7:00 and an evening lecture. Baptist church at Owens and Spruce schedules 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 1:30. Junior and Young People's unions meet in late afternoon and early evening. Presbyterian church at Steeve n e and Pine, led by Rev Walter Hays, preaches at 11:00 a.m.
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German Lutheran Church
South Missoula
Gustav Mertz
Church of the Holy Spirit
C. H. Lindley
Holy Communion
Wels P. Im
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Yvirst Church of Christ ¢Secientists
Higgins Avenue
Scandinavian Church
West Spruce
Kewi
M. Peterson
Missoula
Christian Church
Mast Cedar
Washington Streets
H. Ek. Russell
Congregational Church
Fifth and Chestnut Streets
J. A. Barnes
Northern Pacific Firemen’s
West Main Street
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
Owens and
Spruce Streets
F. J. Sussman
Is Poo Om
Young People's Union
Presbyterian Church
Stevene and
Pine Streets
Walter Hays
A. Om
John M Shopp Dies After Illness in Missoula
John M Shopp died about 2 pm after Brights disease worsened while living with his brother Warren Shopp in Missoula Idaho’s Shopp had operated the Rodgers house in Missoula and owned a Burke Idaho hotel He was 51 and survived by his wife Anna Meyers and relatives in New Jersey A Masons forest ers red men and Eagles member the funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Shopp residence with Rev Suleman officiating The Grand Motel was noted as a Missoula stop during his years there.
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Missoula
John M. Shopp
Spokane
Warren Shepp
Hie
Bright
Mr. Shepp
Montana
Idaho
Rodgers
Magles
Order
Annexation debate sparks South Missoula city limits shift
Missoula residents consider adding the Stevens & Bickford townsite to the city to place the library near population centers. A petition is circulating with little opposition and potential tax gain from adding about a thousand residents, though division on how much of the area would join remains. The council vote and taxpayer approval would determine the move and library funding pledges reach 5000 dollars by Monday night.
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Missoula
South Missoula
Stevens & Bickford
South Side
Hamilton Residents Push to Abolish Game Warden System
A Hamilton group asks Helena to end the game warden system citing cost inefficiency and prefer enforcement by sheriffs deputies and county attorneys. The article notes local events including a traveling evangelist case, a school club newspaper launch, scarlet fever quarantine, a baby’s death, and various local social and civic activities.
Merchants Lunch at Woodworth’s 11:30 to 2
A merchants' lunch is served at Woodworth's from 11 30 until 2 priced at 25e.
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Woodworth's
Woodworth’s
Wright Held on Suspected Theft. Victim Silent
Missoula police keep K. W. Wright jailed after an alleged $150 robbery at a West Front street variety hall. The victim refuses to press larceny charges, so authorities expect insufficient evidence. Wright slated for arraignment tomorrow on another charge with a jail sentence aim.
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Missoula
K. W. Wright
West Front Street
Wright
Boy George Jennings Tells Judge He Will Cut Out Rough Stuff
Missoula date Jan 30 George Jennings the boy arrested on incorrigibility charges appeared before Judge Webster on the complaint of his father The father said the boy should be given one more dinner The lad declared he would stop the rough stuff in the future as the court heard the case
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Missoula
George Jennings
Webster
Young Jennings
Coyote Bill Buskeys Bound Over In Rattlesnake Bridge Incident
In Missoula on January 30 Judge Hayes bound Coyote Bill Buskeys over in 200 dollars to keep the peace after he reportedly held up the Rattlesnake bridge with a rifle against a neighbor.
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Missoula
Hayes
Kennedy health fails after coast trip
Mr and Mrs William W Kennedy return from two months on the coast hoping for health but Kennedy remains ill with pneumonia and is at the Coleman hospital.
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Missoula
William W Kennedy
Kennedy
Mrr Kennedy
Infant Leach Dies of Whooping Cough in Coleman
Seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman Leach of Coleman died today from whooping cough. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with Rev Walter Hayes officiating.
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Missoula
Sherman Leach
Coleman
Walter Hayes
Sherman Leach Files Two Acre Homestead Near Saliese
Missoula reports Sherman Leach made a homestead entry today for two acres near Saliese.
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Missoula
Sherman Leach
Saliese
Eagles meet for funeral of John M Shan at Odd Fellows hall
Fraternal Order of Eagles members are asked to attend the funeral of John M Shan at 1 30 o clock Sunday February 1 at Odd Fellows hall. Signed Osborn Nibley Worthy President and Al Morrell.
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Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John M Shan
Osborn Nibley
AL Morrell
Weebe
Ill in hospital as January adds 7 patients
At the Hospital Missoula on January 30 Thomas Minchira the old timer is seriously ill at the Sisters hospital and somewhat improved but not expected to live many days Camille Segium of Hamilton admitted with a fractured thumb George Clauson of Stevensville admitted for surgical treatment The hospital records show 7 patients received and treated during January.
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Missoula
Thomas Minchira
Sisters’ Hospital
Camille Segium
Hamilton
George Clauson
Stevensville
Case Potts v Patton Postponed for Settlement Talks
The Potts v Patton hearing in Judge Hayes court was postponed to tomorrow to allow settlement negotiations. A meeting in County Attorney Hall's office was held this afternoon and officials expect the dispute over the adjusted ad to be resolved and the case dismissed tomorrow.
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Missoula
Jan
Potts Vs. Patton
MISSOULA NOTES REPORT LOCAL VISITS AND CHANGES
Wallace Brown of Great Falls and F J Duffy from Helena visit Missoula while P J Shannon of Hamilton, C A Peterson of Plains, and Birnes of Bonner are noted in city. Erla Stinson of Anaconda, Andrew Jacobson of St. Regis ill at Sisters hospital, and John McGarry injured. Postmaster Baggs reappointed for Stevensville, plan to relocate discussed. Northern Pacific staff changes include Johnny Clark and Fuller. Union hall hosts grand mask ball by Ester lodge with 22 song program to aid widows and orphans home fund.
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Wallace Brown
Great Palle
F. J. Duffy
Helena
P. J. Shannon
Hamilton
Missoula
C. A. Peterson
Plains
Frank
W. KE. Baggs
Stevensville
John McGarry
Bonita
Sisters’ Hospital
W. P. Osburn
Silver Bow
Widows and Orphans’ Home Fund
Delegates Are Selected Special Disptcn to the Standard
At the Great Falls Home Industry club meeting a partial list of delegates to the Helena state convention was announced. Members include George Ryan S H R Jensen Dan Mc Kay W F Senbaseh Herbert Strain Ik B Judd A J Fousek W A Doyle Matt Dunn Eugene Ingram C M Pleger J J McDonnell and W B Largent. The club approved its constitution by a committee and elected S R Jensen as second vice president. A resolution urged the county commissioners to award frescoing and other local work for the new courthouse to local men.
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Standard
Great Falls
Helena
George Ryan
S. HR. Jensen
Dan McKay
W. F. Senbaseh
Herbert Strain
Ik. B. Judd
A. J. Fousek
W. A. Doyle
Matt Dunn
Eugene Ingram
M. Pleger
Widow of Hervey Barbour Dies in New York Home
Helena news notes the death of Elizabeth Whitley Barbour widow of Hervey Barbour in Rochester New York. She was born in New Haven Connecticut and married in 1888. Funeral set for 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. She had lived in Helena for years and had many friends there.
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Helena
Elizabeth Whiteley Harbou
Hervey Barbour
Rochester
N.Y
Charles F. Bayliss
George W H. Barbour
Millie Richard Brought Into Case In Heir Dispute
Judge Hiram Knowles of the U S court orders J Poorter and others to make Millie Richard a party to the suit against McKenzie and others within six months or the case will be dismissed. The outcome hinges on whether Millie is the rightful heir of John Richard Jr and entitled to the money in dispute.
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Standard
Helena
Hiram Knowles
United States
J. Poorter
McKenzie
Millie ‘Richard
Millie Richard
Richard
Millie
John Richard, Jr
Knowles
Delaware Surety Case Before Recorder Again
Indictments against Robert L. Martin and Harry Delthusen faced Recorder Golf in New York on January 30. A stay was granted until the court of appeals rules on a prior decision. Perjury charges related to a $1,000,000 capital stock affidavit used in Montana litigation were challenged.
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New York
Robert L. Martin
Harry Delthusen
Delaware Surety Company
Recorder Golf
Recorder
Court of Appeals
Martin
Delthusen
Painter and wife miss £2000 lottery prize dispute
M and Mme Allain of Roubaix learned in July they won 2000 pounds. A Paris claim challenged the win, delaying payment. The case has caused distress. Mme Allain has fallen ill and the prize has been converted to French 3 percent rente with only interest payable pending a final decision.
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London Daily Mail
Mme. Allain
Roubaix
Nord
Paris
M. Allain
Australia’s Hidden Treasure From the London Chronicle
Australian treasure legends linger as bushrangers robbed escorts with gold shipments. Captain Melville boasted of 50000 pounds buried treasure, never found after his death. A dying killer claimed a Ballarat gold escort was looted in the 1860s and the loot hidden under a Geelong restaurant floor now a printing office.
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London Daily Chronicle
Australia
Ballarat
Bendigo
Melville
Nottingham
Melbourne
Geelong
Dictionary of Profanity Claims Thoroughness Questioned
A newspaper quip questions the reliability of Smithson s new profanity dictionary. It notes an experienced cab driver reviewed the proofs and allegedly could not add a syllable, casting doubt on the work s completeness.
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Smithson
Mindanao Valley of Death Described by Explorer Carpenter
A. G. Carpenter of Chicago, returning from the Philippine Islands, reports on mineral possibilities and the famed Mindanao Valley of Death. He describes a deep rim and a surrounding mist over vast interior mountains, noting volcanic indicators and inland exploration conditions.
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Denver Republican
A. G. Carpenter
Chicago
Philippine Islands
Denver
Carpenter
Valley of Death
Valley of Death described with toxic volcanic fogs
The narrator warns of a heavy dense mist with poisonous gases over a valley, causing sickness and risk for expeditions. Five men retreat to survey from a distance while natives report large gold nuggets at the valley edge, with warnings of failing attempts and lifethreatening fumes from a volcanic fissure.
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Valley of Death
Gray beards and Lincoln jibe at Ogontz campfire tale
Jay Cooke recalls a Washington trip with Lincoln Bates and Chase to review McClellan's troops. Bates kept dark hair while his beard whitened. Lincoln quips that Bates uses his chin more than his head, a joke about aging and gray facial hair.
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Jay Cooke
Hale
Ogontz
Lincoln
Bates
Chase
Washington
Tenallytown
McClellan
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Louis Bontift
Eotus
Yim
Steve
Terip
Joseph Kramer
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St. Regis
Tyler Willis
Stein-Bloch and
Soula and Horke, Idaho
Eniial
Toder
A Auspices of
Ingles
Tion
Hamilton, Jan
Aaron Conner
Hiws
William Denton
Boise
Sunnyelde Club
Sunbeam
Lyle McLeod
Hf. Blood
James Burns
A. C. M. Company
Woodmen Hall
William McLairen
George Butler
Ads Downing
Oscar McRae
J. H. Sherman
Hamilton Drug Store
R. A
Tlara
Fort Dodse
Iowa
McCrackin
J. B. Overturf
Ami
George McGrath
East
McGrath
New York City
Lizzie Bean
Kittie (Ometermeyer
DPD
W. Bean
North Second Street
R. L. Perkins
South Fifth Street
J. ®. Cone
Charles H. Buck
Er. A. Sherman
George W. Rowe
Josh Pond
Victor and Vicinity
Dudley
Burtt
Anaconda
McCrack
R. W. Vanes
Darby
Albert Hammond
Coyote Bil
F. W. Morris, Tietjenblock
Missoula Notes
Home Industry Meeting
Delaware
Hidden
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Pont
Bonner
Toole Ave
Bonner, Mont
Mindanago’s
Death Valley
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf Joun
Lehson J. WH. T. Ryman
First National Bank of
A. BR. Hammond
A. G
England
J. M. Keith
R. A. Eddy, A. HK. Hammond, A. G. England, John
T. L. Greenough
Co. G. England
H. McLeod
UW. Keith
Pogson, Peloubet & CO
Public Accountants
St. Louis
Broad Street
Marquette Building
Chemical Building
G.T. Lewis
Tod. L. Brann & Co
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