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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
18
Astronomy fans in Butte Anaconda and nearby areas can witness a rare eclipse as the moon passes between Mars and Earth. The event timing falls between 8:30 and 8:45 PM, with observers hoping for clear skies and no telescope required.
Frances Winnen, 31, of 15 Rose Avenue Walkerville, died yesterday morning after a short illness. The body is at Richards' and funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Spencer officiating. She was born in England and had resided in Walker ville for several years.
Letters from P B Brophy and the Spokane Chamber of Commerce outline plans to entertain a Japanese commercial committee visiting Butte. The women will prefer street car and automobile rides and social events rather than mine tours, with a committee of local ladies coordinating.
The son of Rev and Mrs George A Wilber died in Manhattan of cholera infantum after a brief illness at age two. The body was brought to Bozeman and will be shipped to Circleville Ohio, former home of Rev Wilber. The family, formerly of Belgrade, had resigned to relocate to Idaho.
Alderman John Treadwell Murphy of Butte and his wife returned from a two week trip to Coeur d Alene Spokane and Seattle. He praised the Seattle fair with fine forestry and government exhibits and noted Montana visitors including Col. Tom McTague.
The fall term of the Virginia City public school opens tomorrow after renovation. Principal Clinger returns with new staff Miss Bradford Missoula and Miss Hinkle Michigan assisting in the high school. Lillian Allen Flemingsburg Ky will lead the Intermediate and Nelle Williams Maysville Ky will teach the Primary department.
Marcus Herak one year old son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Herak died yesterday at 235 Hast Park street after several days illness of infantile troubles. The funeral will be at 2 pm Monday at Sacred Heart church with the body taken there for services.
Announcement from Montana State College notes a five day December course for farmers on judging feeding breeding and caring for horses led by Prof. Robert W. Clark. Free admission with demonstrations by Dr. W. J. Taylor Prof. H. B. Griffin and others plus lectures on heredity and breeding.
Mrs. F. F. Marshall head of the art department at Montana state college received a one year leave to study in Japan. She, the oldest faculty member, has met all Carnegie pension requirements and will be Montana's first beneficiary. Mrs. L. E. Gage will lead the art department in her absence.
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