Spokane Man Named Next President in Local Baseball Circles
The article notes Spokane born executive Woloskey is pegged as the next president amid a flurry of league moves. It discusses Don Shhaetter’s Savannah management, player releases like Villaman from Minneapolis, and a wave of Western league transfers among Tacoma Sioux City and Utica press mentions. It highlights fan reception, manager Drennan’s actions at Bellingham, and Vancouver and Victoria movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Lite Ing
Don Shhaetter
Savannah
Mke
Minneapolis
Villaman
Old Ave
Sioux City
McKevitt
Butte
West
Springfield
Jack Lawler
Tacoma
Relier
Utica
Syracuse
Hollingsworth
Hatfield
Titan
Los Angeles
Seattle
Everett
Victoria
Drennan
Bellingham
Uuens
Delmas
McCloskey
Luvcas
Dammann
Vancouver
Jone
East Broadway
More Teachers Elected by School Board Meeting
The regular meeting elected additional teachers including T. E. Speers Miss Hart Ferra ie Donala Fannie Ogier and others with Mr Apple named. The June payroll totaled 18543.80 and was approved as paid. Janitors payroll for the open part of June was 621.28. General bills approved totaled 9044.48 including items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Speers
Dincipal
Miss Hart
Ferra Ie Donala
Fannie Ogier
Alice Muan Rube
Elizabeth Hargin
Elizabeth M. Aldie
Adel Humphrey
Anna Johnston
Addie Shipley
May M. Carter
Pearl Cardwell
Annie McNulty
Tda
Apple
School project costs and personnel notes from Portland fair
The board approved eight thousand one hundred thirty six dollars owed to Contractor Walsh for high school work and one hundred five dollars thirty five cents for Superintendent Young’s expenses at the Portland fair. Walsh extras were approved at six hundred dollars. Clerk Thomas Richards was granted twenty days leave to attend the Portland fair. A brass railing for the high school annex was chosen, adding one hundred seventy eight dollars in extra cost. Superintendent Young reported last month’s enrollment: seven thousand three hundred ninety nine students total with seven thousand five hundred sixty seven boys and girls combined. Jacob Bevin and Clara Peterson planned a wedding in Butte for Miners union day. officiant arrangements led to a bungled but ultimately mutual ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Young
Portland
Thomas Richards
Jacob Bevin
Mise
Clara Peterso
Butte
Bertsch
Farrell
Tudge Colligan
Walkerville
Jret
National Electric Light Association convent ion clossed with festive events
H W Turner of the Butte Electric company reported a splendid time at the twenty eighth convention of the National Electric Light Association in Denver. About 600 delegates attended from across the country, with daily entertainment including receptions, luncheons, contests, theater outings, dances, trips, and a Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway fare offering. Also noted were funeral notices for Mrs Jennie E Mc Donald and John J Harrington, with further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Turner
Butte Electric Company
Denver
National Electric Light Association
Trown Palace Hotel
Country Club
Collard Hall
George W. Cook
Colorado Springs
Pike's 'Peak
Broadway Casino
Cripple Creek
Epworth League Delegates And Golf Championship News
Epworth league delegates from Grace M. church include Mrs J W Tait Wil Tait Miss May Sigourney Ethel Addie Stella Bucher Ila Miller and will travel to Missoula tomorrow for the convention. Metropolitan Golf Association event underway with Mrs Charles P Stout of Richmond Country Club Staten Island winning gold for lowest 88 strokes and prizes for approaching putting and driving. Daughters of the American Revolution mark Flag Day urging decor of homes and business displays. Mrs Christian Trapp dies at 412 West Quartz Street with body to be sent to Salt Lake City by Richards for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
The
Grace M. Church
J. W. Tait
Wil Tait
May Sigourney
Ethel
Addie
Stella Bucher Ailla Miler
Missoula
Short Hills
Metropolitan Golf’ Association
Charles. P. Stout
Richmond ‘Country Club
Staten Island
Stout
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mra
Christian Trapp
Quartz Street
Salt Lake
Richards
Congressional irrigation committee arrives in San Francisco
The irrigation committee arrived from Los Angeles and was hosted at a Commonwealth club banquet. They then proceeded to Fresno, California. A tournament whist party hosted by T. A. A. C. H. at L. C. G. 7 is set for Thursday evening, June 15 with 25 cent admission. A bargain two-neated trap in good condition is offered by T. Morrow at Main and Mercury, Livingston, near the new Blue hotel opposite the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Congressional Irrigation Committee
Los Angeles
Commonwealth Club
Commission
Fresno
Cal
L. C.G
T. Morrow
Main
Mercury
Livingston
New Blue Hotel
Timber land fraud case near Kalispell ends in plea
In Kalispell Montana on June 12 F M Barret and F W Bone wealthy Wheaton Minnesota businessmen pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to defraud the government by inducing Italians to file timber claims near Kalispell. They were sentenced to one year in the U S penitentiary and fined $1000 plus costs. Judge Hanford criticized the moral turpitude involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
F. M. Barret
F W. Bone
Weathy
Wheaton
Bartet
Supreme Court of Mai Shou
Cte Brokaw
Spokes
Shout
Baron Rosen and Mr McCormick Dine at U S Embassy
Paris July 7 ambassadors Baron Rosen of Russia and Mr McCormick were hosted at the U S embassy for a social renewal of an acquaintance from St. Petersburg. The private talks touched on the American initiative and the path to peace terms. Financial markets rose on hopes the American efforts will succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
United States
Barness Rosen
McCormick
St. Petersburg
Baron Rosen
Jury to Visit Ground in Controversy in Mining Case
The jury hearing the suit of St. Louis Mining and Misinge company against Montana Mining company will inspect the site. A mining expert testified and both sides agreed to a ground visit after court adjourned as cross examination continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Montana. Mining ‘Company. Limited
Maryavilie
Lok
Imall-In
Drilling Contest In Capital City Ends With Helena Winners
Special Dispatch from Helena reports a drilling contest in the capital city won by Don Bieber and John Bieber of Helena, drilling inches against Franke and John Tranter of Marysville. The event drew miners and locals as part of celebrations in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Helena
Central PLC
Mother Jones
Owishie
Don
John Bieber
John ‘Tranter
These Have To Go Corset Sale Targeting Low-priced Styles
The ad promotes corsets in contil with five clasps and lace trim, sizes 18 to 26 inches, offered at 50 cents instead of 81 cents. Extra long and short versions in white, drab, and black include brief descriptions and supporters, with prices cut from $1 to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Present Wear From Hennessy New York Tailored Suits
A strong window display showcases latest men s summer suits from New York wholesalers. Tailor made in high grade cheviots worsteds and serges with prices from 20 to 35 dollars. Also offering trousers hats neckwear half hose Manhattan shirts and summer undergarments with a wide range of fabrics and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennessy
Butte
Bargains in Rockers On Hennessy Third Floor
Bargains in rockers on Hennessy third floor include women's sewing rockers light strong and easy to buy. Leather uph polished oak rockers priced from 3.50 to 15 with oak wood or cobbler seat. Upholstered rockers range 8 to 13.50. New center tables in golden weathered oak and mahogany squares rounds oblongs from 2.50. More new brass beds offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy
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Spokane
Pacific National
Woloskey
Quisite
Aseon
Butte oMice
West Broadway
Ares
Flectricians
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Chicago
Lake Shore
Bhutter
Northwestern
Pioner Press Building
St. Paul
Minn
Jennie E. Mc
Donald
Sherman & Reed
St. Patrick's Church
John J. Harringt Dence
August H. Stenders
Sherman'& Reed
Epworth League
California
Kalispell
MR. M’cormick
State Board of Pardons Act
Flathead
Equnty
Caen
Hawford
Washington
William G._ Crawson
August W. Machen
George F. Lorena
Xatchels
Post Office Department
Cane
Daly
Ofa Mtateaman
Hennessy’s
Telephone
Hennessy’s Meat Market
Centerville
Manhattan
Sum Manhattan
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