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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1920

Page

11

State University to Open Sept 28 With New Faculty

Missoula Sept 14 The state university opens September 28, likely boosting enrollments after a bond and tax campaign. Dormitory Craig Hall for 75 girls is fully booked, forcing some prospective students to seek private housing. New faculty include Miss Virginia Weaver in home economics, Arthur D. Jacobsen in economics, Mrs. Louise G. Arnoldson in modern languages, Arthur Fisher in law, Miss Gladge Blee in business administration, Clyde F E Burgee in economics, and Miss Inez Bozorth overseeing home economics and residence halls.

Missoula State University Craig Hall Virginia Weaver Washington State College Arthur D. Jacobsen Harvard Stanford University Iowa Wesleyan Louise G. Arnoldson University of Utah Institute de ‘Yourraine Tours France Arthur Fisher Secretary of the Interior Harvard University Harvard Law School Gladge Blee University of Wisconsin Riverside Cal Clyde FE. Burgee Western Maryland College Johns Hopkins University Inez Bozorth The Portland Ore Louisville Vs Baltimore

Rotarians discuss disposing of Y M C A building

At the Rotary luncheon in Kalispell the group considered forming a cooperative to buy and convert the closed Y M C A building into an apartment house. The three story brick, once costing $60,000, has been costly to operate and has been shuttered since May. The plan will be reviewed again at the next meeting.

Kalispell Rotary Club National Hotel M.C. A

Missoula Hearing Set for Sept 21 on Rail Rates

Missoula Street Railway seeks higher fares with a Public Service Commission hearing scheduled for Sept 21 at the Missoula courthouse starting at 10 a.m. The same afternoon Missoula Light and Water plans a 14 cent increase per thousand pounds of steam condensation. The street car company seeks a rise in single rides from 6 to 10 cents and tickets to 7 1/2 cents.

Missoula

Kalispell Deaths and Moves Mark Week in Kalispell

Mrs. Julia Tippens of Proctor dies at 84 in Kalispell after eight years with her daughter. Survived by two sons Eugene Tippens and W C Tippens and two daughters Mrs Barney Brannegan and Mrs Jane Bodefelt. Memorials held at Sherman Miller chapel. Also, Lucile Chandler dies in Washington DC of tubercular meningitis. Mr Chandler formerly led the Flathead County High School commercial department. Mrs Edward ONeill to Minneapolis for husband’s medical study work then to New Orleans for winter. W Fountain arrives from Salt Lake City to head Kalispell Western Union office. C K E Hanson remains as operator.

Salispell Julia Tippens Proctor Barney Brannegan Eugene Tippens Los Angeles W. C. Tippens Plattsmouth Neb Jane Bodefelt Boulder Col Flathead County Edward O'Neill Minneapolis O'Neill East New Orleans South W. Fountain Western Union Telegraph Company Salt Lake City Kalispell Western Union C. K E. Hanson

Hearing on Montana millers request for higher grinding rates

Helena Sept 14 The public utilities commission will open tomorrow at the capitol a hearing on the Montana millers request for a flat 10 cent per bushel increase on all grinding. No protests have been filed yet and W J Haynes secretary notes a large turnout of millers is expected.

Millers Helena Millers of Montana Capitol Public Utilities Commission Commission W. J. Haynes

Miss Golden Abbott Weds Fred Carlson in Kalispell

Libby Montana reports Miss Golden Abbott daughter of I N Abbott of South Libby and Fred Carlson of Gilroy Carlson firm wed today in Kalispell. Margaret Burns and L I Stott served as bridesmaid and best man. They will visit Helena then return to Libby to set up house in their new bungalow bought from Hugh Smith.

Libby Mont Golden Abbott Sen I. N. Abbott South Libby Fred Carlson Gilroy & Carlson Kalispell Margaret Burns L. I. Stott Helena Mr. Carlson Hugh Smith

Lincoln County Salvation Army board formed in Libby Montana

The Lincoln County Salvation Army advisory board was formed to determine how the Salvation Army can most effectively serve the county. Miss Clara Morley of Helena consolidated the local group. Officers named include J. Pitts president Mrs Helen Peay vice president Katherine Kedzie secretary J R Lewis treasurer and trustees F E Plummer W F Dexter Ole B Nygaard Harry Robinson M D Rowland Ned Joughin.

Libby Mont Salvation Army Advisory Board Linccoln County Salvation Army Clara Morley Helena Morley

Agriculture Chief Praises Flathead Potato Fields

Kalispell, Sept. 14. Dr. Stuart, chief of the U S bureau of agriculture, spent Friday and Saturday inspecting local potato fields. He praised conditions, said the region is nearly free of plant diseases except New Brunswick, and noted the Flathead valley offers the greatest seed potato development opportunity. He credited the Northwest Potato Exchange for bringing him.

Stuart Northwest Potato Exchange

Opening of Helena Montana Federal Reserve Bank delayed

Minneapolis Sept 14 No date yet set for the opening of the Helena Montana branch of the Ninth district federal reserve bank. Officers said after a conference with Helena branch directors yesterday. Montana attendees included T. A. Marlowe R. O. Kauffman C. J. Kelly and H. W. Rowley.

Minneapolis Helena Mont Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank Helena Montana T. A. Marlowe R. O. Kauffman C. J. Kelly Butte H. W. Rowley Billings

Sandpoint Lumber seeks logging railroad right of way

Sandpoint Lumber and Pole company sues in district court over a right of way for its logging railroad over three patented mining properties south of Troy. Defendants include Harry L Day Helen Day Edward Mc Caffery R C McCaffery Mary D McCaffery J D Finley and Pennie B Finley, all mine operators of Coeur d Alenes.

Libby Mont Sandpoint Lumber and Pole Company Harry L. Day Helen Day Edward McCaffery R. C. McCaffery Mary D. McCaffery J. D. Finley Pennie B. Finley Sandpoint Company Troy Coeur d’Alenes

Libby Couple Wed at Scandinavian Church Parsonage

Kalispell Sept 14 Carl F Carlson and Golden Frances Abbott both of Libby were married Thursday evening at the Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev H E Anderson. The couple left for their Libby home after the ceremony.

Kalispell Carl F. Carlson Golden Frances Abbott Libby Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Parsonage H. FE. Anderson

Chew Starts Work On Irrigation Project

Kalispell Sept 14 The Gerhartz Jaqueth Engineering Co contract for the Helena flats and lower valley irrigation survey has placed five surveyors in the field. The first line runs from the Flathead river at Badrock to a high point to serve the project. Survey work will take one to two months, weather permitting, and over 20 000 acres are involved. A canvass shows more than 51 percent of landowners signed for the preliminary survey. Farmers aim to push construction when the survey is finished and a definite plan is decided.

Kalispell Gerhartz-Jaqueth Engineering Company Helena Flats Lower Valley Flathead Badrock

Roosevelt and Robins speak in Billings speeches planned

Theodore Roosevelt and Raymond Robins will deliver a series of speeches in Billings tomorrow. They arrive from Butte at 7 o clock to attend a breakfast hosted by loyal Republicans. Roosevelt will speak in the afternoon and at a banquet in the evening, with principal talks at a theater after the banquet.

Billings Theodore Roosevelt Raymond Robins Butte

Sheriff Returns Without Prisoner In Liquor Theft Case

In Missoula on September 14 Bert Reynolds charged with stealing three barrels of liquor valued at $900 is freed on $4,000 bond after the Washington Supreme Court halted extradition. Sheriff J T Green of Missouri County had traveled to Tacoma to fetch Reynolds for Montana trial. Reynolds’ attorneys filed habeas corpus petitions. the court ordered release pending further action. The theft was from Mrs Eleanor Maddux of Orchard Homes.

Missoula Bert Reynolds Supreme Court of Washington J. T. Green Missouri County Tacoma Reynolds Jontana Supreme Court Green Eleanor Maddux Orchard Homes

Judge grants citizen status to diverse group in Libby court

In Libby Montana on September 14 Judge B F Maiden held his first court session and granted citizenship to Wa vrin Gregor of Eureka a Bohemian Prima Paulina of Ural an Italian and Frank Louis Olt of Eureka an Austrian.

Libby, Mont B. F. Maiden Wavrin Gregor Eureka Prima Paulina Ural Frank Louis Olt

Lincoln Furniture buys Fletcher Music stock in Libby

Oscar B. Anderson and Carl Lovick of Lincoln Furniture company purchased the entire Fletcher Music stock and business in Libby Montana and are moving the inventory to their Second street store.

Libby, Mont Oscar B. Anderson Carl Lovick Lincoln Furniture Company Fletcher Music Company Second Street

The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them

Anaconda Business Men's Exchange presents a three reel educational film at Daly Gymnasium at 8 pm. The story contrasts an old style store with disorganized stock and indifferent clerks to a transformed shop using proper systems, better display, and trained staff that attract customers and revive prosperity. G W Sully lectures with stereopticon slides on town organization cooperation retail failures store organization advertising displays clerks efficiency selling methods and system in retail business.

Anaconda Business Men's Exchange Daly Geymnasium A &000 G. W. Sully

Foot Cleary Wedding in Kalispell Home

Miss Margery Cleary and Harold S Foot wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home in the lower valley. Rev Father O Farrell officiated in front of immediate relatives. The newlyweds will reside on their ranch in the Big Draw near Elmo.

Kalispell Margery Cleary Harold S. Foot Lower Valley Father O'Farrell Mrs. Foot Big Draw Elmo

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