School Notes Showcases Debating Society Work and Alumni
Readable items cover visits by Mr Dayley and Rev Logan, enrollments at Gleason and Birch Creek, and a reorganized Athenian Literary Society. Debating society rhetoric highlights freedom of thought and the impact of public speaking on American leaders, urging future pupils to strive for virtue and service.
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Charles M. Pierce
Hitch Creek
Legislative Hall
Literary and Debating Society
Burke
Sheridan
Pitt
Webster
Clay
Everett
Harriet B. Stowe
Tither
Clara Barton
Angel of Mercy
Francis E. Willard
Montana
Lincolns
Grants
Clarfields
Stones
Bartons
Clara Bartons
the Red Cross
Mantle Rejoices At Glorious Victory
Former Senator Lee Mantle visits from Butte and praises Tuesday's election in Silver Bow and across the state. He credits a conservative, businesslike county ticket and Roosevelt’s anti trust stance for the Republican sweep. Mantle predicts a successful senatorial campaign and succeeds Senator Clark as Montana’s next senator.
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Lee Mantle
Butte
The
Record
Silver Bow
Mantle
Silver Bow County
Clark
Helena
Official Vote on Justices of the Peace Count
The official tally for justices of the peace shows results across townships in the county. Two seats are contested in each township with the outcome determined by the count.
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Justices of the Peace
Increase In Wages For Butte Miners
Butte mining companies posted notices at their properties stating that starting November 15 the wages of all underground miners will rise from 3 50 to 2 75 per day. At Anaconda, the report continues.
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Butte
Anaconda
Smelter Wage Increases Linked to Copper Market
Notices posted at Washoe and Great Falls smelters set a $3 daily wage minimum starting November 15 for workers earning less. The increase cites the current metal market as the reason and will stay in effect while electrolytic copper stays at 18 cents per pound or higher.
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Washoe
Great Falls
Boston & Montana
Football Player Killed in Fort Shaw Game
James Curtis, 25, full back for Great Falls, was killed in a Fort Shaw football game. Native of Syracuse, New York, he came to town in August on a visit and this was his first game played.
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Great Falls
James Curtis
Fort Shaw
Curtis
Syracuse
N. Y
Pastureland and water available at Chotesu Mercantile office
Parties seeking excellent pasture for horses or cattle with open water and good sheds are advised to inquire at the Chotesu Mercantile office. Subscriptions to the Acantha are encouraged as well.
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Chotesu Mercantile
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BU Estes
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Sewer
Eownes
Birch Creek
Conrad
Weweses
Shelby
Aeewe
St. Mary’s
Belleview
Seeess
Collins
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Eveeae
Eacee
Mewcassrees
Lake Basin
E. -.P. Conwrixu
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Raymond
Ewchool
Earl Zimmerman
Harold Luther
Weyman
Byham
Clara Davidson
Gleason School
Geo. Logan
Rev. Logan
Clara Richards
Charles Hoy
Fred Cook
State Agricultural College
Fdyth Johnson
Athenian Literary Society
David Shields
Martin Read
Hazel Muzzy
Alice Satra
Lisette Truchot
Ada Shields
Lila Armstrong
Christie Monroe
Lorenzo Jefferson
Assembly Hall
Society
Sallie Graves
Glee Clan
Chester Trescott
Eula
Archie Monroe
Ursula Hodgskiss
Edyth Crawford
Alden Connor
C. Hoy
United States of America
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Jefferson
Calhoun
Versntile Hayne
Lincoln Grat
Hess
America
Cromwell
Napoleon
Roosevelt
Choteau
Precinct
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Choteau Dower
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Byoum Peeces Cacarasrat
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Narias
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Dupuyer
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Bish Lake
ST. Mary's Township
Dawson
Acantha
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