Enrollment Soars as Montana University Opens
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Missoula reports a large Montana University enrollment with many new students in the collegiate department. Preparatory classes are smaller, the goal to eventually eliminate the preparatory division, and students from nearly every Montana county are represented. Campus life ramps up with classes, societies, and athletics as Coach Findlay joins the faculty and praises early athletic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
University of Montana
Montana
Findlay
University hires new staff as football plans begin
The article notes football and broad athletic work will start early with added games. New faculty include Coach Findlay, praised for athletics, Professor L C Plant from Chicago with M A and engineering focus, and Mrs Plant, both welcomed in Missoula. Miss Mary L Stewart becomes dean of women replacing Miss Young. Prof Robert Sibley remains in engineering until a successor is found.
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Findlay
L. C. Plant
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Plant
Missoula
Mary L. Stewart
Miss Young
Stewart
Colorado
Woman's
Robert Sibley
Professor Sibley
Engineering
Western Montana fair opens with big crowd in Missoula
Missoula on Sept 16 reports the Western Montana fair opening with favorable weather and a large city crowd. Exhibits in the women's hall show extensive handiwork and cookery. university and L N Simons store displays attract attention. Agricultural displays are praised as among the best, with Bitter Root day planned for tomorrow and special trains arranged for attendees.
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Missoula
Montana
J. R. Daily
Frank
L. N. Simons
University of Montana
M. J. Elrod
Louise Kellogg
Book
C. F. Dallman
The
Fair Association
Western Canada
Bitter Root Fruit Growers’ Association
Dallman
Fair Grounds
County Officers Face New Bonds and Road Decisions
Missoula on September 16. County commissioners approved bonds for clerk of court R W Kemp and county attorney Marlowe with new sureties, and ordered JL B Maxwell to file a bond for the poor farm. A road petition for Cedar Creek district was deferred, a unsafe bridge near Harry Hovey ranch condemned, McNamara bridge replanking bid awarded to J S Miller or Curtis Lafray with Lafray low bid 457, Clark Montana Realty road near dam ordered abandoned, and a retail liquor license granted to J T Tousia at Lothrop.
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Missoula
R. W. Kemp
J. H. T. Ryman
W. H. Houston
Andrew Logan
Davis Graham
Marlowe
Harry Hovey Ranch
McNamara
J. S. Miller
Curtis P. Lafray
Clark-Montana Realty Company
Big Blackfoot River
Grangaa
J. T. Tousia
Lothrop
Missoula District Court Holds Short Session
Missoula district court at Missoula on September 16 conducted a brief session with few major actions. Demurrers in Shipler v Shipler withdrawn with 20 days for answer. Kendall v Stephens overruled with 20 days to answer. Wager v Missoula Trust and Security Bank submitted without argument. appeal notice filed in railroad condemnation case Hayes and Shields. H. H. Parsons appears for defendants.
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Missoula
District Court
Shipler
W.A. Kendall
H. A. Stephens
Licensed To Marry In Missoula Today
Richard McFall of Great Falls and Ina Manning of Bozeman were granted a marriage license by Clerk of Court Kemp in Missoula. The couple plans to reside in Bozeman after the ceremony.
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Missoula
Richard, McFall
Great Falls
Ina Manning
Bozeman
Kemp
Elder Returns From East to Missoula Visit
Claude Elder, private secretary to Superintendent Willard of the Northern Pacific Rocky Mountain division, returns to Missoula from a several weeks trip to New York and other eastern cities. He reports having had a very active trip with engaging meetings and discussions.
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Missoula
Claude Elder
Willard
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
New York
Elder
Former Missoula Residents Reconnect in New York
In New York, a man declares readiness to resume hard work and meets several former Missoula residents including Herbert V. Alward, who has moved into banking work there.
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New York
Missoula
Herbert V. Alward
New Deputies Appointed in Missoula Fair Week
Sheriff Campbell today appointed three deputies to handle crowds at city and fair grounds. W. J. Steel John C. Veeder and Frank Hovey filed notices with the county clerk and recorder and began their duties this afternoon.
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Missoula
Campbell
W. J. Steel
John C. Veeder
Frank Hovey
Bodden, 25, Dies in Missoula Typhoid Illness
Charles B Bodden aged 25 died at Sisters hospital in Missoula after a short illness of typhoid fever He recently came from Chicago and had been employed at a railroad construction camp near the city Undertaker Lucey took charge of the body with funeral plans not yet set
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Missoula
Charles B. Bodden
Sisters’ Hospital
Chicago
Lucey
Louisville seeks next Democratic national convention
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Louisville aims to host the upcoming Democratic National Convention. The note suggests political maneuvering between Mr. Bryan and Col. Watterson to resolve the bid and secure the event.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Louisville
Mr. Bryan
Col. Watterson
The Mystery of Hair Germs and Herpicide
It claims crowning hair glory arises from germ-free follicles. Newbro's Herpicide supposedly kills hair germ life, restores vitality, and offers grease free hair dressing. Sold by druggists with 50c and 1 sample requests via mail.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
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