Programme for Teachers Institute at Livingston 1895
The extract outlines the Teachers' Joint Institute for Sweet Grass and Park Counties to be held at the West Side school in Livingston starting Monday August 26 for five days. It lists attendance requirements, pay rules, and a detailed daily program plus notes on lectures, exams, and evening sessions. It also cites related items from Glendive and Meagher County papers.
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The
Teachers’ Joint Institute For
Sweet Grass and
Park Counties
West Side
Livingston
Montana
Georgia Miller
Evelyn Jacobs
Annie McDermott
Poorman
J. E. Rees
Big Timber
New Education
M. R. Wilson
Dentists Form Montana Fiat Dental Association in Helena
Twenty Montana dentists from multiple cities met in Helena to organize the Montana Fiat Dental Association. Officers elected include President J. W. Reed of Butte, Vice Presidents Chas Head of Helena and R. M. Leslie of Livingston, with C. S. Lewis of Butte as Corresponding Secretary and F. B. Norris of Helena as Recording Secretary. An executive committee, board of censors, and ethics committee were named. the constitution and ethics code were adopted. The group adjourned to meet in Butte on the last Thursday in July 1896.
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Helena
Montana Fiat Dental Association
J. W. Reed
Butte
Chas. Head
R. M. Leslie
Livingston
C. S. Lewis
F. B. Norris
I.M. Hampton
White Sulphur Springs
W. H. Hall
S. L.stone
D. J. Waite
Board of Censors
S.C. Pierce
C. L.bishop
P. F. Griffelle
Debating tenancy and silver policy in Illinois
Mr Harvey argues that English titled nobility own extensive U S land and mocks the Logan Lincoln area as an example of foreign possession. He rejects silver bullion ownership as the motive for restoring silver money, saying the silver producers did not fund his bi metallic campaign and he recruited donations from silver mine owners without success.
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Harvey
United States
Illinois
Logan
Lincoln
Lord Scully
Mr. Harvey
Sanders edition of Montana code now on sale at Ir vines
Attention buyers of Montana codes. The Sanders edition is on sale at Ir vines and contains every law relating to any business or pursuit and official duties of state, county and municipal levels in one compact form. It matches section numbers with the official two volume edition. It is a fine specimen of book making.
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Montana
Irvine’s
Northern Pacific Exhibit Car Seeks Montana Samples at Fairs
Montana producers urged to submit labeled samples of grain straw flax wool and grasses for a statewide exhibit to travel in an NP exhibit car through Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio this fall. Labels must name sender yield per acre and post office. Montana representation aimed for a creditable display.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Montana
Wm. H. Phipps
Saint Paul
Northern Pacific Express
Commissioner Phipps
St. Paul
Big Timber News Highlights Show Towns Finest Appeal
Big Timber rises as a show town with Busha and Bailey Hall attracting crowds and touring acts like Imson's comedians with Geraldine Stockdale. Local travelers Perkins, Young, and Sattler sail from Livingston for New Orleans, aiming for six weeks river voyage down the Yellowstone. Copper mining in 1894 fell short of 1893, with 158,120 tons produced, Montana supplying about half and Lake Superior two-thirds of the rest. Arizona and southern states also contributed.
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Montana
Big Timber
Busha & Batley
Imson
Geraldine Stockdale
Busha & Bailey
T. H. Perkins
W.S. Young
J.‘Sattler
New Orleans
Livingston
Yellowstone
Billings
Gulf of Mexico
United States Geological Survey
Lake Superior
Arizona
Utah
Burlington seeks rail right of way through Yellowstone Park
An Omaha special reports the Burlington railroad aims to obtain Congressional approval for a right of way through Yellowstone Park. The plan pledges to keep the line in perfect order and allow entering lines use of Burlington tracks for a yearly rent. The article suggests the route would enable further expansion into Montana and open new country.
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Omaha
Burlington Railroad
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Park
Burlington
Montana
Laying Begins in Stillwater Basin as Crop Prospects Improve
Laying has begun in the Stillwater basin with crop size below last year but better than first predicted. Early reports indicate the season progressing despite smaller yields, reflecting improved conditions versus initial forecasts.
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H.O. Kellogg
Tasibididis
Sweet Grass County
Mason’s
J. O. Fellogg
Rying
L. F. Johnston
F.s.monical
Eva M. Hunter
Mattie Chapman
Glendive
E. J. Pearson
Rocky Mountain
Brimson
Pearson
Missouri
F. E. Potter
Board of Trustees
Meagher County News
H. Kidney
Ig Elx
Martinsdale
Damon
Pythias
Booth
Barrett
Busha & Bailey’s Hall
John Dillon
Dillon
Milwaukee Sentinel
Grand Opera House
Jay D. Smith
New Jersey
Mr. Smith
New York
State Board of Equalization
Beaverhead
Cascade
Bilette Ls
Chateau
Custer
Dawson Po
Matters Theatrical
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