Butte School Board Discusses Sanitation and New West Side School
The Butte School Board debated removing basement unsanitary conditions at Lincoln and Washington schools and planned a west side four room building to relieve Lincoln. They considered site options near Missoula gulch and approved leasing ground in Rickards addition with future purchase option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
White
Public Superintendent of Instruction
Committee On Rules
P. J. Cooney
J. P. Downey
Silver Bow
Miss Downey
Missoula Gulch
Broadway
Lincoln
Rickards
Young
Jefferson
Garfield
Blaine
Monroe
Greeley
Franklin
Grant
Madison
Washington
Webster
Adams
Basin
Nine Mile
Meaderville
South Butte
Montana
Aluminum Street
Aluminumtreet
Webster School
Labor Party Convention Adopts Platform After Controversy
Delegates at a Montana labor party gathering wrestle with fusion and committee rules, selecting a conference panel by geography and passing a platform urging silver coinage, eight hour workday, cash wages, anti Chinese labor, and broader reforms. A split on electors and further timing follow as delegates debate resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Broadwater
H. Lidgate
Pierce
Butte
Conference Committee
McMahon
Dan McDonald
Schoenfelt
Cascade
Pennsylvania
Labor Party of Montana
Labor Party
Montana
United States
Congress
Ces
Lffe
R. A. Pesky
Pat McMahon
Eugene V. Debs
Committee On
J. P. McNally
Silver Bow
John Farrell
Farrell
J. A. Ferguson
Bryan
Stevenson
Ferguson
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Listed In Great Falls
Northern Montana office of the Standard located in the Rach Cory Block, Great Falls, opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
Standard
Rach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Return of George Q Cannon and Party to Cardson Visit
Great Falls reports George Q Cannon and family with Joseph F Smith returning from the Cardson Mormon settlement on the Great Falls & Canada railway. They witnessed the opening of the Northwest Territory Canal and Irrigation company canal, praised host Lord and Lady Minto, and noted rapid growth of McGrath Sterling Cardson with Cardson nearing 3000 residents. The canal system draws water from the St Marys river, aiding irrigation and domestic use, including Lethbridge. Cannon expects continued progress and permanent settlement character among Mormons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
George Q. Cannon
Joseph F. Smith
Cardaon
Great Falls & Canada Railway
Lethbridge
Northwest Territory Canal and Irrigation Company
Lord
Minto
Cannon
McGrath, Sterling
Cardson
Utah
McGrath
Sterling
Idaho
St. Mary's River
Mormon Mission Ends With July Completion Hint
The account notes doubt arising from Mormon teachings as the son nears rapid completion by July 1, 1901. Mr Cannon and his party will return to Salt Lake City in the afternoon after leaving Canadian Mormon possessions. A cordial invitation was extended to Lord and Lady Minto to visit Salt Lake City, and they signified willingness to come soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Cardson
Butte Visitors Report From Several States
Roemer from Divide registers at Butte hotel while Fitzpatrick of Columbia Falls, Barry of Spokane, Warren of Warm Springs, Smith from Virginia City, and McCarthy from Pipestone arrive for business. Mitchell stays at McDermott Hotel and Kearns from Great Falls plans a few days in Montana's metropolis.
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H. H. Roemer
Butte
Divide
J. J. Fitzpatrick
Columbia Falls
George Barry
Spokane
J. ¥. Warren
Warm Springs
Joseph Smith
Virginia City
J. H. McCarthy
Pipestone
Robert Mitchell
Stuart
McDermott
Kearns
Great Falls
Montana
Bridegroom Drunk On Wedding Night In One Day Miracle
Charlies Courtney a teamster married Elizabeth McShane yesterday afternoon. Police Justice 8 van jailed him before 11 last night for drunkenness. The bride visited the jail, tearful, and demanded a home even as he faced charges. She left, vowing to return with her uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Courtney
Elizabeth McShane
Charles
Justice Sullivan
Daniel
Century Living Rules Refused by Editor
A playful exchange at the Plunkys Bugle features the editor dismissing the idea of publishing living rules for a century while his wife assists and he struggles to recover a collar button.
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Indianapolis
Plunkys Bugle
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Ciss
Oleson’s Full Orchestra
Symons
Paris
New York
Astrachan
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Iette
el Tail
Real Stone Mart
Etons
Krimmer
Chinchilla
Price
Trown Marten
Raiis
Park St. Butte
Mont
Écon
Butte News
Haggerty
Flathead
Missoula
Kavalli
Granite
Deer Lodge
A. Ferguson
Valley
Dawson
Yellowstone
Carbon
Custer
EK. W. Keene
Chateau
Teton
Korine
St. Oe
George Q Cannon
Butte Briefs
Charles Courtney
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