Sentinel yearbook staff chosen at Montana University
The University of Montana junior class selects the Sentinel for May 1 publication. Frederick Greenwood will be editor in chief with Agnes McBride as assistant. Departments list staff names for literary art local organizations calendar athletics and business.
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Missoula
University of Montana
The
Sentinel
Frederick Greenhood
Kaimin
University
Allan Toole
Toole
the Sentinel
Frederick Greenwood
Agnes McBride
Ethel Orvis
Allen McGregor
Alice Wright
Verna Green
Montana Buswell
Eleanor McCall
Claire Salisbury
B. McGregor
Dale Ward
Charles Fowler
Besse Bradford
D. Thomas
Ida Cunningham
Amanda Andrews
Florence Thieme
Mary Rankin
Genevieve Reid
Secil Dwyer
Ethel Evans
Gill McSlaren
Nellie Whitaker
Edna Pratt
RB. Kitt
Wiliam van Eman
Frank Lewis
van Leininger
William Smith
James Yule
Missoula Woman's Club Holds Weekly Meeting Programme
The Missoula Woman's club met in the I C O F annex for its regular weekly session with Miss Minnie Spurgin in charge. The literary department led the programme and five prominent ladies were elected to new membership. Performances included an instrumental duet by Mrs Whitaker and Mrs Tombard, a vocal solo by J F Thomas, and a paper by H R Collins titled Woman as a Factor in the Solution of the Problems of the Day. The literature department will meet with Mrs Wicks Monday at 7.
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Missoula
Bitter Root valley boom drives Montana prosperity
Special correspondence notes Bitter Root valley in Hamilton as Montana's thriving fruit hub. Orchards expand with McIntosh and Wealthy apples leading prices, local growers join the Filter Root Fruitgrowers' association, and 60 car contracts with a Chicago firm reflect strong demand. Irrigation projects from Lake Como aim to irrigate 25,000 acres by May 1, 1908, backed by 250 workers and 4 steam shovels, signaling year round milling and land sales.
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Standard
Hamilton
Montana
Bitter Root Valley
Treasure State
California
Filter Root Fruitgrowers’ Association
Chicago Commission
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Como
Bitter Root District Irrigation Company
Lake Como
Burnt Fork
Bitter Root
Harlan Bridge
Skalkaho Creek
Gilchrist
Corvallis
City Beautiful Topic Highlighted by Domestic Science Group
A Monday 2:30 PM meeting at Mrs. O E Peppard’s home features the social and domestic science department with Mrs Reeley and Mrs Skinner presenting The City Beautiful. A Shakespeare topics discussion with Mrs Britton follows at Main Street on Monday afternoon. Next Saturday the art department leads the programme with Mrs A E Pound presenting Facts and Fancies of Modern Artists.
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University Avenue
O. E. Peppard
Reeley
Skinner
City Beautiful
Britton
Main Street
Art
A. E. Pound
Mayor and Council Tour Missoula Rail Route Inspecting Rights of Way
Mayor Keith and the Missoula city council inspected the South Missoula area to review streets and alleys needed for the St Paul railroad right of way. They discussed rights to crossings and plan revisions for the Higgins avenue bridge to allow train passage and expect to act on the St Paul request at Monday night’s meeting.
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Missoula
Keith
First National Bank
South Missoula
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Higginsvenue
Rally urged members stay for Sunday School today
To ensure a successful rally all members are urged to remain for Sunday School today Strangers are welcome at all services there is an open invitation for the public to attend further gatherings.
Swedish Lutheran arrivals to preach first sermon
Rev. C. W. Vetell of Du Bois Pa has arrived at the Swedish Lutheran church on East Sixth and Cedar. He will meet the Sunday school at 9 30 this morning and preach his first sermon to the congregation at 7 30 this evening. All Swedish speakers are invited to attend these services.
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East Sixth and
Cedar Streets
C. W. Vetell
du Bois
MISSOULA NOTES MAJ S Bellew Visits City
Maj Samuel Bellew Flathead Indian agent arrived from the reservation and will spend Sunday with his family in Missoula. The derailment of an engine and four cars on the Evaro hill damaged the track and delayed main line traffic for hours. Dr Ashley who has led Winston Bros hospital near Bonita left for Minneapolis and plans to travel east for several weeks.
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Samuel Bellew
Flathead
Evaro Hill
Ashley
Winston Bros.’ Hospital
Bonita
Minneapolis
Mrs Wilcox Seeks Divorce in Missoula Court
Carrie E. Wilcox filed for divorce from Edgar Wilcox in Missoula district court citing non support. Married in Michigan in 1887, they have two children Clarence 19 and Leon 7. She seeks absolute separation and custody, with E C Mulroney attorney for the plaintiff.
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Missoula
Carrie E. Wilcox
Edgar Wilcox
Michigan
Clarence
Leon
Betrothal Chance Highlighted By Local Births
Missoula report lists two births this week. A daughter born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Robertson at 740 Urlin Avenue. A son arrived Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oakes, 940 Sherwood Street.
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Missoula
McCall
Robertson
Urlin Avenue
Frank Oakes
Sherwood Street
Sorrowful Errand Brings Father for Son's Burial
Missoula reports C. B. Eby arrived from Tulsa Oklahoma after his son died here several days ago. The body will be shipped to the old home for burial tonight, to be accompanied by the grieving father.
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Missoula
C. B. Eby
Tulsa
I. T
Giving Him A Chance
An ambitious young man with rising business prospects plans marriage to a country squire's daughter. The father initially rebels, recalling the past as a caddie, but the suitor insists the past won’t block a future chance, noting a bad golfer can still be a good father-in-law.
Anaconda Churches Sunday Services Schedule
There will be no morning service and an evening service at 7 30 p m with special music at St Mark s church Sunday school at 12 15 p m.
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St. Mark’s Church
Religious services at sixth and oak streets church
Pastor H F Ritz leads daily services with morning sermon It Can Be Done and evening talk The Persuasion of Paul A Sunday school rally runs next Thursday through Sunday with Mrs M H H Lee of Bozeman in charge Services at 730 each night
First Methodist Episcopal Services Today at 10:30
At the First Methodist Episcopal church corner of Third and Oak Streets pastor I S Ware announces today’s services. A 10 30 a m class will be led by Mrs Mina Holley at 11 a m.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third and
Oak Streets
I. S. Ware
Mina Holley
Cure for Piles Promises Quick Relief Without Surgery
A U S seaman Cleophas Forte writes of fifteen years suffering from piles and his relief after using a sample of Pyramid Drug Co remedies. He urges others to request a free sample by mail, then buy a full box for 50 cents at local druggists, claiming no knife or doctor needed.
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Bulletin
Marine Corps
Cleophas Forte
Marine Barracks
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Forte
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Piles cured at home by new absorption method
Bleeding itching blind or protruding piles sufferers urged to send address for home treatment details and free trial samples. Immediate relief and permanent care promised. No money needed. Request local references if desired. Mail to Mrs M Summers Box P South Bend Ind.
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M. Summers
Box P
South Bend
Ind
Sunday Church Schedule Broadcast
The notice lists times for services and activities led by Dr. H. F. Carman and L. C. Herrick. Sunday school at 12 30 p m, junior league at 3 15 p m, Epworth league at 6 30 p m, song service at 7 30 p m and a pastor sermon at 8 p m. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Carman
Epworth
L. C. Herrick
Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Norwegian Lutheran church on Fifth and Chestnut streets with Pastor H. C. Svare. Morning worship at 11 o'clock and Sunday school at 12 15. No evening services scheduled.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
H. C. Svare
Notices for Sunday at First Baptist Church
Sunday morning service at 11 with the Former and Latter Rain as subject. Special music. Sunday school at 12 15. Sunday evening service at 7 30 with The Lifting Up of Christ as subject. Special music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. All are invited to attend these services.
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First Baptist Church
Christ
Swedish Mission Church Service Details and Sunday School
Swedish Mission church at Alder and Fifth streets under Pastor C A Gavert offers Sunday school at 10 am. No other forenoon services. A special song service is planned for 8 pm. Residence listed as 612 East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Mission Church
Alder and
Fifth Streets
C. A. Gavert
East Sixth Street
Presbyterian church morning and evening services detailed
Morning service at 11 o clock with The Lord s Supper and an evening service at 7 30 o clock on Doors vs Hearers There is a Sunday school at 12 15 p m and a Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m led by Mrs T L Carnahan A reception of members will occur with the observance The choir will provide music in both services Eva Stewart will sing The Heavenly Story and the anthem Not Unto Us A cordial invitation is extended Pastor H A Carnahan residence 321 Main street
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
T. L. Carnahan
Eva Stewart
H. A. Carnahan
Main Street
Engineer Killed in Wreck Near Earl Colorado
An Atchison Topeka Santa Fe passenger train the California Limited eastbound was ditched at Earl Colorado at 5 this morning. Engineer John Thomas was killed and Fireman A Boington was badly injured and cannot recover. Both men were from Raton New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
California Limited
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Earl
John Thomas
A. Boington
Raton
N. M
President Roosevelt Kills Bear in Louisiana Canebrake
News of President Roosevelt killing a big black bear in the canebrake near Bearlake Louisiana reached New Orleans by telegram to John M Parker one of the men who invited the president to hunt and who was a hunting party member until business drew him back to New Orleans.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Bearlake
John M. Parker
Dillon Bride Bessie Hall Weds Frank Raney in Spokane
Dillon notes announce the marriage of Miss Bessie L. Hall formerly of Dillon to Frank C. Raney in Spokane on Wednesday Oct 16. The bride is a graduate of the local normal college and has many friends in Dillon who extend best wishes for her happiness.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Bessie L. Hall
Frank C. Raney
Spokane
Normal College
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Missoula Notes
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Butte
Anaconda
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Anaconda, Montana
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BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Benner, Moat
Teele Avenue
Montana National Bank
Oula, MO
United States Depository
J. H. T. Ryman
Ravalli
Selish
N. P. Railway
Kalispell
Lake
Hodge
Kalisell, Mont
Weightman’s
Ann
Weightman
Washington, D. C
Hell Gate
Forest Service
Willow Creek Basin
Heil Gate
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Range 10
Range 11
George E. King
C. C. Hall
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William T. Cox
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