Anaconda High School adopts two four year courses
Anaconda High School splits its four year program into Classical and English tracks, detailing year by year subjects. Latin and music are optional, and graduates are accredited to the state university without examination. The changes align with Montana’s push for a uniform high school course of study across the state.
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Anaconda
Anaconda High School
Wilroy
United States
State Board
Helena
KK. Klock
Butte
P. Young
Great Falls
D. Sargent
R. R. Kilroy
Missoula
J. M. Hamilton
Dillon
Tyree
Wallspell
J. A. Steere
Bozeman
W. KE. Harmon
Miles City
N.C
Montana
State Board of Education
Greig's Guns Sale At Tolan Co and Local Notices
Local notices advertise gun sales at Tolan Co and wall paper designs. Multiple names visit or reside in Anaconda and Helena with social events, rental offers, and a class tonight. A newborn is reported for Charles Alderson family on East Third Street.
Stortetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Health
An advertisement touts Stortetter's Stomach Bitters as the sure cure for stomach disorders and related ailments over fifty years. It claims relief from constipation to kidney or liver trouble and warns buyers to look for a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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Stortetter
Rail line sets Sunday round trip to Butte from Anaconda
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway will charge 1.60 for a round trip from Anaconda to Butte with return on Sundays starting June 24. Odd Fellows lodges in Anaconda and visiting members are asked to meet at Standard hall on September 3 at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of Brother Edward Kreitz. TACOR BRUCKNER and IVANHOE officers sign.
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Lady Wildey Rebekah Lodge No. 33
Standard Hall
Brother Kritze
Jennie Callahan
Noble Grand
Butte, Anaconda
Odd Fellows
Anaconda
Edward Kreitz
Tacor Bruckner
Ivanhoe
A. W. Hoagland
Colfax
Anhenuser-Based Brewing Ass'n labeled bottle advertises product
A statement warns not to confuse this item with malt beverages and notes it is not beer but burnt sugar. The label on each bottle carries the Anhenhu ser Based Brewing Association name and it is sold by all druggists.
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Anhenuser-Based Brewing Ass
Polling Place List for Democratic Caucuses and Primaries
Corrected polling locations listed by precincts across multiple towns. Entries include Anaconda precincts two through six, Seventh to Ninth precincts, and numerous rural sites such as Stuart hall Lost Creek school house Gold Coin venues, and Deer Lodge, Herk. The document names buildings, boarding houses, hotels, halls, and post offices used as caucus and primary meeting sites.
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Anaconda
West Park Avenue
East Commercial Avenue
City Hall
Lincoln School
Birch Street
East Park Avenue
East Sixth Street
Carrol
Cox's
Carroll South
Gavin
Stuart
Stuart Hall
Lost Creek
Silver Lake
Mill Creek
Montana Meat Company
Warm Springs
Union Hall
Union Hotel
Deer Lodge
Old Court House
Pioneer
Town Hall
Garrison
Jold Creek
Avon
Washington Gulch
August Hrostumes
Blossburg
Elliston
J. H. Clark
Ontario
Monarch Mine
Blackfoot City
J. R. Quigley
Sunset
Ovando
Helmville
Geary
Woodworth
Zosel
Clearwater
Coloma
Cable
Georgetown
Hilbert
Cliff
Lavell
County Records Deeds Filed In Clerk Office
Instruments filed record show T. C. Caswell transferring one eighth interest in the Copper Cliff fraction mining claim to James Corbett for $1. Anaconda Copper Mining Co. deeds lot and block 35 Mastern addition to Anaconda to J. J. Miller for $200.
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T. C. Caswell
James Corbett
Copper Cliff
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
J, J. Miller
Lot & Block
Anaconda
Suiting Offer at Thueson’s on Chestnut Street
A local tailor at 223 Chestnut Street promotes extensive suiting options from 47 styles. Customers can choose frock or sack styles, with emphasis on affordable pricing relative to their resources.
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Thueson
Chestnut Street
Anniversary of Bran Dynine Battle Observed in West Chester
West Chester marked the 123d anniversary of the Bran dynine battle with a noon cannon salute and flag raising on the battlefield where the continental army first carried the stars and stripes on September 1 1777. Judge Isaac Johnson of Media gave the oration under the auspices of General George McCall post No 1 Grand Army of the Republic with many G A R members and visitors from surrounding counties in attendance.
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West Chester
Isaac Johnson
Media
George McCall
Grand Army of the Republic
Trade Expansion Cry Debated By Spokane Visitor
Lucius G. Nash of Spokane, a mining syndicate employee, travels with a Canadian expert inspecting properties in Idaho Oregon Washington and California. He asserts Pacific coast voters favor Bryan over McKinley and argues trade expansion is not tied to imperial policy or the Philippines war. Nash plans to stump for the Democratic ticket in Eastern Washington.
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Lucius G. Nash
Spokane
Salmon City
Idaho
Nash
Washington
Oregon
California
Standard
Pacific
McKinley
State of Washington
Bryan
Pacific States
Pacific Slope
Philippines
Swain
Orient
Democratic Party
Pacific Coast
Stevensville Notes Reach Wide Conference Attendees
Stevensville notes list many visitors and delegates at a local conference. Names include W Arnold East Helena Thomas Ray East Helena Mrs Delaney Lolo and others from Bozeman Deer Lodge Victor Helena Missoula Hamilton Darby and St. Regis with mentions of a W C T U entertainment and visits by Miles Romney editor and Frank Parmeter. George Baggs attended a state Republican convention in Helena and several locals plan study at Missoula and Havre.
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Nat Mitchell
Hamilton
Miller
Missoula
Larry Roche
Collier's Weekly
R. Lee McCulloch
C. B. Calkins
Kart and Maude
Iowa City
Chaffin
Corvallis
Helena
Amos Buck
Edmund Sherwood
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Sherwood
Stevensville
Claude McAllister
Victor
A. B. Beckwith
M. M. Company
A. Williamson
John Colcord
Santa Barbara
Fred E. Buck
W. Arnold
East Helena
Thomas Ray
Epworth League
Delaney
Lolo
B. Tabor
Bozeman
J. Stanley
Friends
W. B. Anderson
South Carolina
J. W. Kemper
Butte
Kemper
Mary Evans
Deer Lodge
Mary Nixon
Johnson
C. KE. Haynes
M. E
Shurch
Havre
J. K. Fletcher
William Landon
Irene E. Bager
Effie Baker
Myrtle Dobbins
Alice Stuart
Grege
Camas Prairie
Joe Little
Belle Baker
Buck's Hall
Miles Romney
Western News
Frank Parmeter
George T. Baggs
Mattie Higgins
Notable Medal of Honor Legion Delegations Attend Brooklyn Reception
A Brooklyn Academy of Music reception honored visiting Congressional Medal of Honor Legion delegates during the 10th annual reunion. Notables on stage included Major General D. FE Sickles, Justice W. Dickie, General Isaac Catlin, General T. Peek, and Lt Governor Timothy Woodruff. General Stewart Woodford delivered the main oration.
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New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Congressional Medal of Honor Legion
Brooklyn
D. FE. Sickles
Ww. D. Dickie
Isaac §. Catlin
T. Peek
Medal of Honor Legion
Timothy Woodruff
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Eagle
Stewart Woodford
Havana leader declines to represent Pinar del Rio at constitutional congress
Louis Rivera former Cuban secretary for agriculture now in Honduras says he cannot serve as representative for Pinar del Rio at the upcoming constitutional congress as he plans to remain in Honduras. Governor General Wood orders state payment for interpreters in civil suits for English translations destined for foreign transmission via the U S government.
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Havana
Louis Rivera
Honduras
Pinar Dels Rio
Fenian agitator Dr Dennis Dowling Mulcahy dies in Newark
New York reports the death of Dr Dennis Dowling Mulcahy aged 33 in Newark New Jersey following a period of failing health. A former Fenian agitator, he was imprisoned in England in the late 1860s with O Donavan Rossa and others. The cause of death was heart failure.
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New York
Dennis Dowling Mulcahy
England
O'Donovan Rossa
Newark
N. J
Sealskin Cargo Arrives on Homer from Pribyloff Islands
The North American company steamer Homer reaches San Francisco from Pribyloff islands via Dutch Harbor with 2470 sealskins worth 500000 dollars. It also carries 18 barrels of white fox skins valued at SiSsaw and 26 barrels of fur from Dutch Harbor.
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San Francisco
North American Company
Homer
Pribyloff Islands
Dutch Harbor
SiSsaw
Cure of chronic diarrhea after thirty years in Mississippi report
A Mississippi man John Halloway of French Camp says he was cured after thirty years of chronic diarrhea by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He praises its safety for all ages and notes its wide use and easy relief for other ailments as well. The ad extols Pain Balm for cuts bruises and burns and cites a Montana city council financial levy resolution dated September 11 1900 with official city seal and clerk signatures.
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John 8
Halloway
Chamberlain
City of
Anaconda
City of Anaconda
John M. Madden
Joseph Peters
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
City
Electric Belt Claim Promises Restored Vitality and Health
A medical advertisement by Dr. Bennett touts an Electric Belt as a cure for male and female weaknesses, promising renewed vigor within 30 to 60 days. It warns against rival belts, drugs, and “free trial” offers, and offers a free book on eternal youth in exchange for contact.
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Bennett
Dandruff Germ Facts From Hair Care Trial
The text claims many hair preparations are false and scalp irritants causing dryness and lifeless hair. It identifies a dandruff germ that damages hair from the root, proposes killing the germ to cure dandruff, and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole product that does this to restore luxuriant growth.
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Newbro
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