Anaconda Teachers Assigned to School Posts
Forty seven teachers employed in Anaconda schools for the winter term held a preparatory meeting at the high school. Pupils report Monday. high registration up, especially freshmen. Principal and staff names listed for high, grammar, Lincoln, Elizabeth Dorland, Bryan, Mill Creek schools, with several department teachers and a music supervisor noted.
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Anaconda
Allison
High Grammar School
Dwyer
Helen Galt
Amy Shellman
Thomas Hal High Grammar School
Janie V. Careter
Sophie Showers
May Mclough
Templeton
Mattie Cavin
Agnes Motonaid
Anna Sully Templeton
Bane
Local notices and ads mix with travel and visits
Day board at 423 Kim Adv for planes talk with Schlapps Adv Prof Olson 417 Cherry Sat. Seasoned whiskies at the Mint Adv Singer sewing machin Adv nt Stage Mr Dunn and family back from camping stouse for rent furniture for sale 00 East Sixth Adv For rent Front room for teacher 307 West Third Adv Diamonds 01 Hammersiong Adv for rent two housekeeping rooms 120 Locust street Adv J P Parker spending Sunday visiting relatives in Missoula Mrs TB Abbott returned from Seattle Connell Georgetown business visitor Siiha's Palace hal gauion trust jars Se each while they last Adv 1 Sek RS ETE la night from the Great alte land drawings For rent Comfortable four room house 406 Adams street Adv i diamonds bought and sold at Verberckmoes 208 East Park Adv Dest drinks good service at Parker and court Adv Isaac Rosenfield over from mines near Helena for a few days Courtney returned yes trip to Los Angeles Shield's orchestra Music for all occasions 116 Main Ind 1239 Adv terday trom D McCaskill Copper Cam Canada business visitor in Anscanda Russruth Libby piano studio room 20 Montana hotel Adv Large bottle Old Taylor bottled in band 1.18 Cash Liquor house Adv W A Bower and S B Salisbury fishing at Gear Town Mr and Mrs Soldworsen returned from coast A returned last night in Greenwood British Mrs J A 11 from a Visit Columbia Frank Gangner left yesterday Spokane to resume studies Gone naga calle Dr and Mrs S Ny Kirkwood St visiting E Ms Dunn in this city S G Remerston returned from St Paul for opening of school tomorray aniss MS Seniour Helena in city visiting Mr Cal Jom for a few days her sons Jascette passengers yesterday morning for Mr
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Locust Street
J. P. Parker
Missoula
Abbott
Seattle
Connell
Georgetown
Russruth Libby
Montana Hotel
Old Taylor
Cash
W. A. Bower
8. B. Salisbury
Gear Town
Mrs. Soldworsen
Local residents and visitors mingle in city events
Goulau boys enter St Joseph's School. J A Hasley lands a contract to install a new heating plant at Margaret Theater. F McComb buys John Hillbers photographic studio and takes charge. Deputy State Game Warden David Morgan returns from Butt flies trip. Helen Galt arrives from Sterling to join local high school class. Miss Helena Gleeson back from Portland visiting parents. Augh Rafferty returns from Chicago with niece Mildred LaMatie. Easy terms for $850. Sullivan Peterson ad. Violin and mandolin lessons offered by J C Ludders. Mrs John Stipich and children to Austria for six months. For sale six-room house on Fat E M Dunn and families return from Stewart camp. L C Evans and Carroll Smith depart for a northern edition trip. A B Wiggin heads to Chicago to meet Stes Wig visiting New England. Dr Rizer and Ralph Hayden back from Red Rock Lake hunting camp. The party will be tested today. Bernett and Mimes Lillian and Clara De Muth of Grand Forks BC arrived to visit Mrs Reba Howarth. Clara Will attend night school. Lillian Witt to Montreal to McGill University.
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Lillian
Clara de Muth
Grand Forks
Solumbia
Reba Howarth
Clara
Lillian Witt
Montreal
McGill_ university
Run Twelve Miles And Win Their Bet
Tom O Connell and Mike Brogan ran twelve miles round trip from the Will reverberatory plant in a time of one hour and 42 minutes to win a $10 bet. They started at 4 45 p m from City Hall and finished well inside the two hour limit, proving they could complete the trek to the quarry and back. Moran s Supply Co 120 East Park Ind 2147 Adv.
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Tom O'Connell
Mike Brogan
O'Connell
Brogan
Siack
Howe
Everywoman to Be Staged by Henry Savage at Margaret
The aromatic spectacle Everywoman presented by Henry W. Savage comes to the Margaret on Tuesday September 16 with a cast of 37, a singing chorus, symphony orchestra, and many supernumeraries. The production travels by special train and is billed as the largest tour to date, with more than 180 performers and an expenditure exceeding 360,000 dollars.
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Everywoman
Henry W. Savage
Margaret
Xpecial
Air
Savage Tone
GetS It Gets Corns Quick Relief Patent Formula
An advertisement describes a corn remedy promising immediate relief by improving circulation. It claims effectiveness against corns and bunions, with non-specific testimonials and a price of 35 cents, available at druggists or by mail from Lawrence Co in Chicago.
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Lawrence Ce
Chicago
All-Star Lineup Slated For Red Men Game At Washoe Park
A commercial league scouts picked an all-star team to play the Red Men at Washoe Park this afternoon with gate receipts split. Halloran, Hutchens, and Curley named on pitching staff though Curley may miss due to a Monday game against the MacCallums. Gangner chosen at third base but left for college. Clucas to replace. Lineups list Shillidy catching, Halloran and Hutchens pitching, Swanson at first, Barry second, Maberted short, Cucas third, Morant left, McHai e center, Dean right for the all-stars. Red Men include Walker catcher, St Jean pitcher, Logan first, Crawford second, Radis short, McCarthy third, Smith left, Warrens catcher, Kelly, Fighield, Davidson, and Leonard as substitutes.
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Red Men
Washoe Park
Halloran
Hutchens
Curley
Commercial League
All- Stars
Shillidy
Halloran and Hutchens
Swanson
Barry
Maberted
Cucas
Morant
Funeral of Carl H Pearson Today
The funeral for Carl H Pearson seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Pearson of 613 Cedar street will be held from the family residence this afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Rev C I Franzen of the Swedish Lutheran church will conduct services. The lad died Friday morning of bronchial pneumonia and heart trouble after eight days illness. He was seven years and four months old, the elder son of his parents. One other son, three, remains. He attended school in Anaconda one term and planned to start again this winter. The parents have the sympathy of many friends.
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Carl H. Pearson
Carl Pearson
Cedar Street
C. I Franzen
Swedish Lutheran Church
Cart
Anaconda
Bozeman Sons of Veterans Camp No 9 Formed
Bozeman Montana September 6 Sons of Veterans Camp No 9 organized at the Bozeman Hotel with C S Scott of California and the Pacific presiding Officers named include Commander David A Reeds senior vice commander J W Collett junior vice commander M Sinney secretary treasurer A J Wentlake chaplain Rev J A Rhodes and members listed led by C A McKennie E De Vane Fred Willson Grant Poindexter J B Lang and others The organizer C Colonel Scott plans Livingston Camp No 10 tonight and representatives from eight recently organized camps in Montana will meet in Helena Monday to form a state division and appoint a delegation to the national encampment in Chattanooga Tennessee September 15 20
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Bozeman
Bozeman Camp
Sons of Veterans
C.S. Scott
California and the Pacific
David. A. Reeds Tenior
J. W. Collett
M. ©. Sinney Secretary and Treasurer, A. J. Wentlake; Chaplain, Rev. J.A. Roades
Sitee
Smith
C. A. McKennie
C. 'E. 'de Vane
George Roby
Fred F. ‘Willson
Thesis Frantham
Fred W. Kittains
Roscor (. Adams
Edsall
BR. E. Brown
Grant’ Poindexter
G.C. Tameau
Ward J. Breneman
J.B. Lang
Attick Hastings
J. W. Harrison
J. M Esmay
Scott
Livingston
Montana
Helena
Hee Ascort
Chattanooga
Tenn
Northern Pacific commissioners inspect Red Lodge lines
Montana railway commissioners Daniel Boyle J Hail and E M Morley visited Red Lodge for an inspection of the Red Lodge and Bridger branches as part of a weeklong Northern Pacific tour. They noted the station condition as a prelude to a push for a modern depot while local leaders negotiate with the railroad. The panel commented on Montana prosperity amid the tour, and a separate blaze near the Poole and Farnum ranches burned several hundred tons of hay after a spark from a locomotive sparked the fire.
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Red Lodge
Daniel Boyle
J. Hail
E. M. Morley
Montana Railway Commissions
Bridger
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Red Lodge Commercial Club
Royle
Montana
Hariem
Poole
Farnum
Praine
Peers Re te sEt A Poy Can Ars Aes
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Rich strike spurs big Scratch Gravel Hills mining push
Helena report says Col. Thomas Cruse has struck rich Balena ore at the 20 foot level on the Franklin lease near Helena. The lead spans several feet with 35 inches high in silver and four and a half feet of good shipping ore, averaging near $1,000 a ton, with 24 men employed and development paid for before the strike. Meanwhile the Nansport Lincoln Gold Mining mill on West Fisher creek is shut down for water shortages until fall rains, with development continuing.
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Helena
Gravel Hills
Thomas Cruse
Franklin
Cruse
Libys
Nansport-Lancoln Gold Mining Company
Dow
West Fisher Creek
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