Mars Eclipse Near Moon For Hour Long View
An article describes a rare Mars occultation by the Moon occurring Wednesday evening when Mars passes near the Moon. Observers from Anaconda to Missoula may view the event if skies clear, with timing and side of the Moon depending on the transit. Astronomers hope measurements will enhance solar system knowledge.
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Earth
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Brooks
Smith's Observatory
Geneva
Butte
Anaconda
Selena
Boroman
Missoula
Lee
Unite States
Sitetta
Crooks
Pila
Mara
Fidenre
Mare
Gretian
Winnen Woman Dies After Brief Illness in Walkerville
Frances Winnen wife of Charles Winnen of 1h Rase Avenue Walkerville died yesterday morning after a brief illness. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon February officiating. Winnen was a native of again and well known in Walkerville where she had resided for several years.
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Charles Winnen
Rase Avenue
Walkerville
Richards
Fev
Winnen
Agian
Walker Ville
Japanese Ladies Trip Delayed by Mine Visit Plans
Letters from commerce leaders discuss hospitality for a Japanese dignitary party visiting mining regions. Officials say most men will join mine tours while ladies seek gentler entertainment and streetcar rides. A Spokane chamber group outlines a reception committee and female escorts for the visit. The note also mentions a death in Bozeman of a child of Rev. George Wither.
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Feeley
John Noyes
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Moore
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Ti We Turner
Osean Hol Rake
Jf Davis
Walter
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Elite
C. Adame
Alderman Murphy Returns From Trip Pleased With Big Fair
Alderman Murphy recounts his Spokane trip and fair observations. He met Montanan residents including Col. Pon McTague of Deer Lodge, noted many Japanese laborers overseas, and praised the local exhibits. Weather and social scenes shaped his visit as he returned home with impressions of the fair and community.
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KLM
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Hefarr Nan
Troma
Mire Murphy
Ar. Murphy
Spokane
Wits
Ing Unis
Mae
Seatihs
Mae Murnly
Sranthe
Anne Pin
Virginia City Scholars Return 70 Labors Today
Virginia City reports a cohort of scholars returning to duties today. The piece names educators and staff, including Miss Tian Allen of Pheningaburg and Miss Mukin, noting changes in department leadership and privacy responsibilities.
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Truchara
Mise Tian Allen
Pheningaburg
Seut
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Privaney
Mae Nelle
Williams
Mayavillo
Ware
Tifa
Death of infant Maceus Herak at 1 year old
The infant Maceus Herak son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Herak died yesterday at home 238 Teast Park shouts after a fever illness. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock with burial at Sacred Heart church services there.
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Teast Park
Fleart Church
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Mast Park Street
Sacred Heart Church
Mishnet
Bridget Fleming
Furrer
Fast Quarter Street
New Course on Handling of Horses to Be Offered at Bozeman
Announcement of a new course at Bozeman focusing on horse care and handling. Professor Robert J. Clark from the department of veterinary science leads instruction starting December 27, including judging, feeding, and horse ailments. Lectures cover anatomy, diseases, and farm livestock care. demonstrations will occur at the college, with emphasis on practical horse husbandry and veterinary topics.
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Murtivan
Eobieae
Robert J. Chirk
Mie Department of
Nythvehiaedis
Aun
Eeguine College
Leix
Mikautty
Amntilang
Pythian Convention Preparations Across Regions
Preparations for the Pythian Convention include committee planning, gatherings at the Mavenkabella, and a series of events around the city. Attendees, committees, and local venues such as the opera house are mentioned with planned receptions, coronation of royalty, and evening programs.
Oldest Instructor Granted One Year Leave at State College
Special Dienatvlr reports Mrs F R Marshall head of art department has been granted a one year leave of absence to study in Japan. She has fulfilled Carnegie teachers' pension requirements and will be Montana’s first recipient of the fund benefits. Mrs T S Guee will oversee the college’s art department during her absence.
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State College
F. Fr. Marshall
Japan
Marshall
Carnegie Teachers' Pension
Montana
Mra. T
Guee
Mrn Marshall
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