UlKeaLodge County Teachers Institute Opens at High School
Miss May McHugh county superintendent presides as the three day institute begins in the Anaconda high school auditorium this morning shortly after 10 o'clock. Miss Anna Sutherland acts as secretary with instructors including Sanford Bell Mabelle Shelton W K Dwyer Alberta Stolzer and C A Duniway. The program features piano solos and talks on ideals of education primary methods psychology and industrial work.
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May McHugh
Teachers’ Institute
Anna Sutherland
Anaconda High School
Nettie Cunningham
Sanford Bell
Mabelle Shelton
Anaconda
W. Ek. Dwyer
McHugh
Alberta Stolze
C. A. Duniway
W.K. Dwyer
Ww. £. Harmon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kollowing
Marielle Shelton
W. K. Dwyer
Katherine Duffy
Alberta Stolzer
Frank Collins
Standard Newsboys to Attend the Carnival
The Standard newsboys will be escorted through Parker carnival shows this evening. They gather at the Standard corner at 7 15 o clock and proceed to the Parker shows to be passed through each department amid a strong crowd that enjoyed last night’s carnival.
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Pharoah
Nile
Moses
Electric and Lyric Theaters Show Varied Screen Pieces
At the Electric last evening the feature was The Lion's Bride a dramatic tale of a count placing a woman in a lion's den The Honest Daughter a strong tale of a daughter protecting her father from sin Head Dress in Brittany shows quaint hair styles A Good Dinner Badly Digested and Mrs Toney's Suitors are new comedies and very laughable At the Lyric the Romance of a War Nurse a strong drama Bobby White in Wonderland a colored beauty Hapless Hubby and Biscuits Like Mother Used to Make wholesome comedies Dancing Tuesday and Friday this week
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Brittany
Bobby White In Wonderland
City Clerk John Smurr Resigns From Post
John W. Smurr has resigned the office of city clerk, a position to which he was appointed some time ago by local officials. The departure follows a period of service in the municipal administration and triggers unspecified succession steps.
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John W. Smurr
Don’t Waste Money On Fat Doctors
An advertising pamphlet urges readers to become their own fat-reduction experts using Marmola, cascara, and peppermint water. It claims a rapid 80 day weight loss without diet or exercise and promotes self-treatment as safe, cheap, and effective.
City Mayor and Council Face Audit Before Responsibility
Mayor Evans and the city council unanimously confirmed. Concerns over city books led to the decision to audit finances before accepting responsibility, explaining the failure to maintain the establishment.
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Evans
Hil Health
Smarr
Bozeman couple Marries in Presby Manse
George Maxey of Bozeman and Miss Margaret Thomas of Anaconda were married last evening at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. H. A. Carnahan. W A McManamy was best man and Hannah Thomas bridesmaid. A small reception followed at the McManamy home on Main Street. The couple plan to reside near Bozeman after a short 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
J. H. Thomas
City social notes and upcoming events
Elks and Modern Woodmen meet tonight while Maccabees and A. O. H. hold gatherings in town. Fine diamonds at Verberkmoes and Schlitz beer at the Mint Copper. Horse racing results and local visitors from Deer Lodge, Butte, Helena, Warm Springs, and Philipsburg. Widespread notices include dances at Three Mile House, wedding gifts at Hammersloughs, and church ladies’ aid meetings.
Will Take Testimony in Idaho Democratic Contest
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 today 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 under the law in which the ticket may be filed Attorneys of the opposing factions reached agreement on all points except the contests in the above counties in which the Mormon question largely enters.
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Boise
Idaho
J. W. Hart
Supreme Court
Fremont
Bingham
Bear Lake
Oneida
St. Anthony
Manager defrauds stock exchange house in New York
A manager at an E. R. Chapman & Co. branch allegedly issued fraudulent checks totaling 30000 dollars and fled. The firm reports the loss and is investigating, with authorities seeking the missing employee.
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New York
Stock Exchange
E. R. Chapman & Co
Parker Attacks Republicans Over Corporate Ties in NY Speech
Judge Parker brands the Republican party as beholden to Harriman, Standard Oil, and other corporations, calling for reform and direct senatorial elections. He cites funds raised for the GOP and urges voters in New York to back Bryan Kern. He defends Jeffersonian and Jacksonian ideals and stresses campaign finance reform.
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Republican Party
Parker
Democratic Party
Bryan
Kern
New York
Judge Parker
Committee On
Denver
Cholera Scare in Manila Surrounds City Campaign
In Manila on September 16, thirty one cholera cases and twelve deaths were reported. Health authorities expanded the campaign with 100 additional inspectors enforcing sanitary reviews and broad church and school cooperation to stamp out the disease within about two weeks. Most cases involve Filipinos.
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Manila
French Press Irritated Over German Criticism
Paris reports a French press irritation at Germany's harsh remarks on the Franco Spanish note about Morocco. The government notes Saeimerich assurances that Germany will study the note amicably, and hopes Berlin will separate its stance from other European chancelleries.
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Paris
Morocco
Germany
Siemerich
Foreign Office
Europe
Royal Arch Masons Name New Officers in Montana
Helena dispatch reports the Royal Arch Masons of Montana elect new officers led by Grand Master S. C. Kenyon of Bozeman. Appointive officers include grand chaplain J. F. McNamee of Helena and other regional leaders from Kalispell Butte Missoula Dillon Virginia City and Miles City.
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Helena
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Montana
S. CC
Kenyon
Bozeman
Royal Arch Masons
Ki. C. Day
M. A. Walker
Dillon
H. J. Rainsford
Anaconda
H. M. Allen
Billings
EB. M. Parehen
Cornelius Hedges
J. A. Lamb
Kalispell
EO ‘Sweeney
Butte
Third Rail
Ro W. Getty
Clasgow
Second Vail
Henry €. Smith
Miles City
First Vail
TL. JL Callaway
Virginia City
Grand Sentinel
James B. Howe
Dillon heir funds huge hospital endowment in Shineberger will
The Dillon section reports the will of Joseph Shine berger of Beaverhead County, a noted cattleman. He leaves 25000 to his sister, 25000 to relatives, and 20000 to aid a nonsectarian hospital in Dillon once funds grow to 200000, with 50000 endowment and 40000 for establishment. Executors are William Roe and B B Roe, with stock to sister Mrs Roe and cattle interests to nephew Edward Roe.
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Dillon
Joseph Shineberger
Feaverhead County
State Bank of
William Roe
Mary Marshall
Terre Haute
Ind
Elizabeth Marshall
Leonard
Melliaenor McCreilish
Trenton
Sarah Bristow
George Otis
Glenwood
Town
City
Eadward BR. Roe
Red Rock
BB. Roe
Colorado to depart dry dock and sail for San Francisco
Puget Sound Navy Yard reports the cruiser Colorado finishing 30 days of repairs after grounding at Linlip point on August 14. She will leave the dry dock September 10 and the yard about September 25 for San Francisco, then proceed to Honolulu to join the cruiser fleet for target practice at Magdalena Bay.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Colorado
Linlip Point
San Francisco
Honolulu
Magdalena Bay
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Ueer Lodge County
Tures
Retary
W. F E. Harmon
Standard
Washoe Park
Verberkmoes
Hammerslough’s
Maccabees
A. O. H. Hall
Tis
Mr. and
Mrs. Polk
Schlitz Heer
Main Street
Hik
Fou
Cel
Bedrock
East Park
Schlappi
John McMahon
Deer Lodge
Co. L. Fowler of
Bute
Montana Hotel
la Nevada
Havana
Roach & Smith
Three Mile House
Dan Heffron
G. B. Fletcher
Ad. Walker
F. I. Perrine
Warm Springs
Hammerslough’'s
P. J. Gilligan
Deer Lodge County
St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid
The
League of the Sacred Heart
H. W. Rodgers
Swedish Lutheran Church
Sixth and
Cedar Streets
Frank Davis
Ete Wilson
Thomas Burns
Anna Shay
Butee
Ladies' Aid Society
M. KE. Church
Jacob Falk
Vermillion’s Tailor Shop
Jessie Macauley
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
Judge Taft
Patie
Mr. Sherman
Roosevelt
Harriman
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Jackson
United States
Tucker, Tolan, Sullivan
Kelley
Samuels, Chumrau
Schils & McHale
West Third Street
C. W. Parker
Kew
BY Joseph Shineberger
Colorado EL
F. J. Muller & CO
East Park Avenue
T. F. Peterson
Dr. Wooster
Fuller Drug Co
Rexall
BIG Blackfoot Milling
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Montana
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Took
Trissoula Monat
Main and Park
Lion's Bride
Bobby White
Frial
Rosy-May Theater
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
Arons
M. L. Gulden
Missoula
Mont
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Joan R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Blarrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Rast Park
Transaects
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
E. P. Moffitt
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