Deer Lodge County Teachers Institute Opens With Sessions
Miss May McHugh county superintendent presides as the Deer Lodge County Teachers Institute opens at the Anaconda high school auditorium for a three day session. Miss Nettie Cunningham opens with piano, followed by Prof Sanford Bell on Ideals of Education and Miss Mabelle Shelton on primary methods. The instructors include Bell Stolze Duniway Shelton Harmon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May McHugh
Teachers’ Institute
Anna Sutherland
Anaconda High School
Nettie Cunningham
Sanford Bell
Mabelle Shelton
Anaconda
W. Is Dwyer
McHugh
Alberta Stolze
Marielle Shelton
W. K. Dwyer
Katherine Duffy
Standard Newsboys to Attend the Carnival Tonight
Standard newsboys will be escorted through the Parker carnival shows this evening. They will assemble at the Standard corner at 7 15 and be guided through the many departments amid a large crowd from last night’s event, which drew wide approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharoah
Nile
Parker
Moses
Lion’s Bride leads Electric bill with strong drama
At the Electric last evening the feature The Lion's Bride told a dramatic tale of an olden time with a mad count placing a woman in a lion's den. The Honest Daughter and Head Dress in Brittany add variety, while A Good Dinner Badly Digested and Mrs. Toney's Suitors are new comedies. The Lyric offered The Romance of a War Nurse and Bobby White in Wonderland, with Hapless Hubby and Biscuits Like Mother Used to Make also drawing laughs. Dancing Tuesday and Friday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
Bobby White In Wonderland
John W Smurr Resigns City Clerk Post
John W. Smurr resigns from the office of city clerk, a position to which he was appointed some time ago by local officials. The move ends his tenure as the city’s clerk and prompts scrutiny of the formal departure process and any forthcoming replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smurr
Don’t Waste Money On Fat Doctors At Home
A dubious home fat reduction scheme markets Marmola cascara and peppermint water as a quick cure. It claims to make anyone a fat reducing expert in eight days without dieting or exercise, promoting self-treatment over medical advice in sensational fashion.
Mayor Evans Unanimously Confirmed by City Council
City council unanimously confirmed Mayor Evans while health and Mr Smarr press for an audit of city books before responsibility is accepted, cited as reasons for his failure to keep the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Hil Health
Smarr
Maxey and Thomas Tie in Bozeman Presbyterian Nuptials
George Maxey of Bozeman and Miss Margaret Thomas of Anaconda married last evening at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. H. A. Carnahan officiating. Best man W. A. McManamy and bridesmaid Hannah Thomas attended. A small reception followed at the McManamy home. The groom pursues local enterprises and plans to reside near Bozeman with the bride after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maxey
Bozeman
Margaret Thomas
Anaconda
H. A. Carnahan
W. A. McManamy
Hannah Thomas
Upper Main Street
Mr. Maxey
The
Birds
J. H. Thomas
City Social Notes and Local Meetings Tonight
Many groups meet tonight including Elks Modern Woodmen Maccabees and Degree of Honor at A O H hall 7 30. Delegates to the state Republican convention depart Deer Lodge for Helena. Wedding licenses issued Frank Davis Effie Wilson and Thomas Burns Anna Shay.<LM>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Frank Davis
Effie Wilson
Anaconda
Thomas Burns
Anna Shay
Butt
Referee to Hear Idaho Democratic Contests
Boise Idaho Sept 16 Referee J W Hart appointed by the supreme court to take testimony in Fremont Bingham Bear Lake and Oneida counties in the Democratic contest left for St Anthony to begin work He was instructed to report Sept 24 and a decision is promised on or before Sept 28 the last day to file tickets Opposing factions settle facts on all points except the four counties where the Mormon question largely enters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
J. W. Hart
Supreme Court
Fremont
Bingham
Bear Lake
Oneida
St. Anthony
Fraudulent checks drain firm of $30,000 in New York
The stock exchange house E. R. Chapman & Co. reports $30,000 lost to a manager from a branch via fraudulent checks. The man has disappeared, leaving investigators to trace the missing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
E. R. Chapman & Co
Parker Critiques Harriman Ties in Democratic Address
Judge Parker assails Republican money ties to Harriman and standard oil magnates, urging voters in New York and beyond to back Bryan Kern and a reform platform. He denounces corporate influence, calls for legal separation of business and politics, and emphasizes democratic ideals and fiscal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Republcan Party
Judge Paarker
Sherman
Roosevelt
Worriman
Harriman
Washington
Parker
Democratic Party
Bryan
Kern
New York
Judge Parker
Committee On Resolutions
Denver
Cholera Scare in Manila Threads City Toward Clean Sweep
In Manila on September 16 thirty one cholera cases and twelve deaths have been recorded. Health officials have broadened campaigns with 100 more inspectors surveying sanitary conditions. Churches and schools join the effort to stamp out the plague within about two weeks, with cases mainly among Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
French Press Irritated Over German Criticism
Paris reports that French newspapers express irritation at Germanys harsh criticisms of the Franco Spanish note on Morocco. The government, while pleased with assurances from acting German foreign secretary Herr Siemerich that the note will be studied amicably, questions how Germany can dissociate from other European chancelleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Morocco
Germany
Siemerich
Foreign Office
Europe
Hoval Arch Masons Name New Officers
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena September 16 The Masonic grand session opened with 8 C Kenyon of Bozeman as grand master. Royal Arch Masons elected KE Day Helena as grand high priest M A Walker Dillon as grand deputy high priest H J Rainsford Anaconda as grand king H M Allen Billings as grand scribe FF M Parden Helena as grand treasurer Cornelius Hedges Helena as grand secretary Dr J A Lamb Kalispell as grand captain of the host Rh Bo Sweeney Butte as grand principal sojourner F H Kinsley Missoula as grand Royal Arch captain Appointive grand officers named including J F McNallee Helena and Roy Getty Glasgow with others in second and first veils and Virginia City slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Masonic
Montana
C. Kenyon
Bozeman
Royal Arch Masons
KE. C. Day
M. A. Walker
Dillon
H J. Rainsford
Anaconda
H. M. Allen
Billings
FF. M. Parden
Cornelius Hedges
J. A. Lamb
Kalispell
Rh. Bo Sweeney
Butte
Grand Royal Arch
F. H. Kinsley
Missoula
J. F McNallee
Third Rail
Dor
Will of Joseph Shineberger Leaves Hospital Trust
The late Joseph Shineberger's will reveals a $825,000 bequest for a nonsectarian hospital in Dillon. The trust will grow until $90,000 is reached, then $50,000 endowment funds and $40,000 for hospital establishment. Executors named are William Roe and KF RB Roe. stock goes to sister Mrs. William Roe. other gifts total substantial sums to relatives and to Dillon city library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Joseph Shineberger
Beaverhead County
State Bank of
William Roe
Mary Marshall
Terre Haute
Ind
Elizabeth Marshall
Leonard
Medhaenor McCrellish
Trenton
N. J
Sarah Bristow
George Otis
Glenwood
City Library
Edward BR. Roe
Red Rock
KF. RB. Roe
Cruiser Colorado Leaves Dry Dock After Repairs
Puget Sound Navy Yard notes that the cruiser Colorado, in dry dock for 30 days due to a grounding at Linlip Point on August 16, will depart the dry dock September 10 and the yard around September 25 for San Francisco. She then heads to Honolulu to join the cruiser fleet for target practice at Magdalena Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Colorado
Linlip Point
San Francisco
Honolulu
Magdalena Bay
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Deer Lodge County Teachers’ Institute
Tures
Retary
Alberta Stolzer
Frank Collins
C. A. Duniway
Civies
J. A. Duniway
W. E. Harmon
Washoe Park
Verberkmors
Hammersiough’s
Maccabees
A. O. H. Hall
Mr. and
Mrs. Polk
Bute
Bedrock
East Park
Schlappi
John McMahon
Deer Lodge
Co. L. Fowler of
Montana Hotel
la Nevada
Clear Havana Cigar
Roach & Smith
Three Mile House
Dan Heffron
G. B. Fletcher
Ad. Walker
F. I. Perrine
Warm Springs
Hammerslough’s
P. J. Gilligan
St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid
League of the Lucrena Heart
H. W. Rodgers
Swedish Lutheran Church
Sixth and
Cedar Streets
C. Co
Ladies'’ Aid Society
M. Kh. Church
Jacob Falk
Vermillion’s Tailor Shop
Main Street
Jessie Macauley
Butters II
St. John’s Hospital
Dent
East Helena
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Reeder
Walnut Street
Frank Nowak
Forest of
Philipsburg
Mr. Nowak
First Presbyterian Church
Shanler
Hughes
Soa
Taft
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Jackson
Mr. Bryan
United States
Tucker, Tolan, Sullivan
Kelley
Samuels, Chumrau
Schils & McHale
Kew
West Third Street
C. W. Parker
Af Butte
Lied Muller & CO
East Park Avenue
T. F. Peterson
Dr. Wooster
Fuller Drug Co
Big Blackfoot
Bonner Yards
State
Bonner, Montana
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Tool Avenue
Main and Park
Lion's Bride
Bobby White
Mother
Rape
Rosy-May Theater
Winstanley & Reeser
Higgins Avenue
Missoula Corner
Second Streets
Hamilton
Estern Montana Prosons National Bank
Goa
M. L. Gulden
Mont
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Joan KR. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Transada
Yegen
P. Yegen
KE. P. Moffitt
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