Rhodes Scholarship Rules Outlined for Montana Students
President Craig of the University of Montana released an extract detailing the Rhodes scholarship process in the United States. One scholar per state or territory will be chosen, with first elections between February and May 194. A qualifying exam in each state or territory determines eligibility, covering arithmetic Greek and Latin grammar translation and selections from classical authors, with exam results guiding selections.
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Selection criteria for scholars and committee chair announced
Trustees will require a full statement of each scholar's school and college career, with appointment grounds and study suggestions. Eligibility includes at least sophomore status at a degree-granting US university, unmarried status, US citizenship, and ages 19 to 35. President Craig named Montana chair of the selection committee. If visiting Missoula stop at Heckler, Prop. Brunswick hotel.
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Rich gold and silver quartz find near Miller Creek
Graves, an old western miner, reports a rich gold and silver bearing quartz strike on the left bank of Miller Creek about 17 miles south of Missoula. Assays show samples up to 60 dollars in gold and 4 dollars in silver. He plans extensive development soon. Send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Graves
Miller Creek
Ravalli County Assessor Completes Growth Filled Valuation Review
County Assessor Arthur Beckwith finished Ravalli County assessment work turning books over to the board for approval. Totals show growth with real estate values and personal property totaling over 4 million dollars, including railroads, land classes, mining claims, and utilities. The board is unlikely to reduce assessments enough to drop the total below the 4 million mark.
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Hamilton
Arthur Beckwith
Ravall County
Board of County Commissioners
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Hamilton Happenings
Mrs. Robert Martin dies at her home west of Hamilton after a brief typhoid pneumonia. Funeral at the D. C. Gray home on Sunday. Maj. F. A. Fenn leaves for Stuart Idaho after weeks with forest rangers on the Bitter Root reserve. New ranger William May Cox appointed for Bitter Root reserve from Mill Creek to Lost Horse. Supervisor Weber plans trail work on Blodgett trail into the Clearwater. Mrs. John Gillie of Butte visits Ravalli. May Robertson of the A M Co store returns to Canada after six years.
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Robert Martin
D.C. Gray
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Stuart
Bitter Root
Thomas Laird
Major Fenn
J. Kk. Weber
William May Cox
Mill Creek
Lost Horse
Weber
Blodgett
Clearwater
John Gillie
Butte
Superior Man to Wed Carter Girl
Otto Reifflin of Superior will marry Laura G. McDowell of Carter at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the Christian church, with Rev. H. EB. Russell officiating. They plan an evening dance at Red Men Hall in Superior, and will be at home July 27. One hundred calling cards and plate for $1.50.
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Otto Reifflin
Superior
Laura G. McDowell
Carter
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H. EB. Russell
Red Men's Hall
Property transfers and mining claims listed in Montana records
Great Falls to Mrs M I Wilkinson transfers lots 18 17 18 block 15 South Missoula for one dollar Deed of mining claim Fred Bauer to George C Cook one sixteenth interest in Silver Cable lode mining claim St Regis district for one dollar Quartz location notice W A Hayes and W G Bannon Reliance lode mining claim Daisy Gulch Burns mining district.
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Great Falls
M. I. Wilkinson
South Missoula
Fred Bauer
Greorge C. Cook
St. Regis
W. A. Hayes
W. G. Bannon
Daisy Gulch
Burns
Another Crazy Man in Jail in Missoula
Fred Bailey known as a limber jack was jailed in Missoula county after being taken by Under Sheriff Sterling and Deputy Watson near Evaro. He rambled that enemies pursued him and sought to throw him in the river and he became boisterous, even breaking a buggy seat during transport.
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Missoula
Fred Bailey
Evaro
Sterling
Watson
Bailey
Taylor and Thompson to Graduate From Reitz Business College
Carl KE Taylor of Saco Montana and Guy Thompson of Missoula will graduate this week from Reitz Business College after completing a three year course with bookkeeping specialization and 11 months in shorthand. Taylor will return home Thursday.
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Missoula
Carl KE. Taylor
Saco, Mont
Guy Thompson
Reitz Business College
Taylor
Miner John McCall Seeks Florence Claim Prospects
John McCall of Grand Ronde Oregon passed through Missoula en route to Florence to manage mining property there. His shaft at the mine extends 225 feet and shows promising signs.
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Missoula
John McCall
Grand Ronde, Ore
Florence
Missoula Couple Licensed to Wed in July Ceremony
Howard M. Emerick and Carrie Lash of Missoula were granted a license to wed today. The ceremony is planned for tomorrow at the bride's home.
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Missoula
Howard M. Emerick
Carrie Lash
Overdose of headache powders reported in local area
Telegrams were sent to Forsyth to locate the man believed to have overdosed on headache powders. Police learned he was not at his ranch and later sheep shearers from Custer reported he was tending his flocks at Wolf Springs. A telegram was sent to Rapstad and he is expected home tomorrow morning.
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Longshoremen Beards Fall Fast in Brooklyn Shave-Off
In Bala's Furman Street shop, a crowd watched Frank Bala shave seventeen longshoremen in thirty minutes to win a gold medal from a sports paper. Each subject endured a brutal set of quick passes as Bala set blistering times from one minute to over two minutes.
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Frank Bala
Bala
Furman Street
Brooklyn
Andy Dean
Bahe
Jim Laike
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Andy
John Nesping
John Cowan
Joe Packard
Jin McArthy
dJolu Keeler
Pat Herring
Tomy Wiltoons
Jimmy Henessy
Jimmy
Louis Bex
Turk
McNally Brothers
Buck Busteed
Shane
Dead Trout In Bitter Root River Prompt Investigation
Report from Missoula dated July 21 cites several Bitter Root River fishermen finding many dead trout and other fish. Some blame dynamite explosions, while a valley resident suspects a disease causing odd behavior before death.
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Missoula
Bitter Root
Missoula Outing Club Plans Flathead Lake Trip
The Missoula outing club meets at Mrs. Sue Reinhard’s home on Pine Street to finalize plans for the annual trip to Flathead Lake. About 20 members will depart around August 1 for a month long camp with efforts to ensure a delightful, well organized excursion.
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Missoula
Sue K. Reinhard
Pine Street
Lab
Flathead Lake
Bozeman Challenges Missoula To Weekend Baseball Match
Bozeman and Missoula clubs plan a Sunday game in Bozeman if arrangements succeed. Bozeman fields a strong team with Bert Storey catching and George Andrews previously on Missoula’s battery. The potential showdown would match two top state amateur teams. Home grown berries advertised at P M Reillys.
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Bozeman
Bert Storey
George Andrews
Bired Lodge
Property deeds filed in Missoula county records
The Missoula county clerk recorded yesterday several deeds for properties in Missoula. J KR Sappington and wife sell to EL M Cobban Kealth in Lots 1 and 12, Selmod Addition, for 1000 dollars. William Dyson and wife sell to John J Civil in Lots 1 and 2, Block 69, Urlin's Addition, for 250 dollars. James HLT Ryman sells to William Dyson in Lots 1 and 2?2 in Block 69, Urlin's Addition, for 209 dollars.
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J. KR. Sappington
EL M. Cobban Kealth
Selmod
William Dyson
John J. Civil
Urlin
James Hlt. Ryman
Frank Longstaff
Scandinavian Brotherhood Elects Officers at Missoula Convention
The fourth annual grand lodge convention of the Scandinavian Brotherhood for Montana and Idaho convened in Missoula. Charles H. Dahl of Belt was elected grand president with officers named from Belt, Great Falls, Butte and Anaconda. Next year’s convention is set for Butte on July 26.
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Grand Lodge of Scandinavian Brotherhood
Montana
Idaho
Charles H. Dahl
Belt
S. Ry Jensen
Great Falls
A. K. Anderson
Tiranite
Alfred Malmburg
J. H. Jackson
G. J. Stromme
Butte
Joh Nordquist
Wallace
Nels Daker
George Erickson
W. H. Johnson
George Milkwick
Anaconda
Grand Lodge
Lodge No. 7
W. J. Johnson
James Nelson
Matt Nelson
Missoula Notes Span Local Topics And Plans For West Point
Missoula notes cover Lynd Catlin's return from visits to Butte and Deer Lodge, local court actions, and city politics. Widespread discussion includes Horatius bridge fate, a governor or judge presence in Shores case, and upcoming school visits.
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Butte
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Horatius
Improvements Planned for West Point Under $5,500,000 Gift
Brooklyn Eagle reports Uncle Sam’s $5.5 million gift to West Point includes a plan to expand and improve both buildings and grounds. New roads paths an elevator to the bluff top and a redesigned main approach over the railroad are planned with the library remaining intact and the chapel near it slated for remodeling.
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Isolation hospital plan unites harmony and function
The article praises a new isolation hospital at West Point designed for occasional contagious diseases. It emphasizes the overall harmony of the complex, varied architectural details suited to each building's use, and its compatibility with the natural setting.
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Mysterious death of insurance man in Orange
D I L Bievene of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Society of New York was found dying at the foot of the stairs in his Orange New Jersey home. Only a servant and the man were present. Mrs Bievene was in California. He died en route to a hospital with no stated motive for suicide.
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