Entertainment plans for state teachers' meeting in the city
Arrangements are under way for an annual gathering of public school teachers. Committees led by Henry Mueller and Miss Mary Ryan organize business and social events. Members cover finance, music, decoration, printing, attractions, and hospitality with many locals named among the contributors. The Sons of America pledge a grand Christmas Eve ball at Renshaw Hall, signaling a festive week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mueller
Clinton Moore
Mec. White
T. Spei
W. LL
John MineGintis
Whartin
Emeni W. Dale
CL Bhestin J
Owe
Pal Leamy
Atlanta Eye
Nettle O' Dunnett
TK. Spiers
Baki
W. J. Soper
Mary Mulls
Mary Moran
Chira Schubert
Mary Ryan
Jen Faree P
Mhima French
Netwd Nek
Pa Ossman
J. F. Downes
Leany
Josie Duke
Martel Argld
Mies
Earge Mouttarap
Pyetvart AD. Davis
Bon. Wood
Reliagen
Mitel Mvonshey
Iion
Payette Hagel
M. Hindisens
Ly Myst
Ley
Mon A. HL Wethey
Ming Anna NASA Grace
B.J. Brophy
Jennie Rebingon
T. W. Thazzu
Spafford
Deborah Gibbons
Hight
Lara Schubert
Majore
A. H. Whiteher
Aoy Short
RG. Young
Gertrude Thesenstein
James Lynch
J. P. Hendrick
John Porkis
Tessie Courtney
Amna Partin
Sons of America
Renshaw Hall
Christmhias
Man Arrested After Highway Robbery Attempt
Freakennors was arrested at 4 o clock this morning after a highway robbery attempt on North Malt Street. Charles Devnstair was knocked down as he walked home and a suspect intervened, with Ottlenetiray pulling a hand in. The case will be turned over to the county attorney. Fairfield and Hieht & Fairfield advertise manicure goods, baby brushes, and coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freakennors
Charles Devnstair
Vonners
Ottlenetiray
Police Court Victims Fined In City Incident
In police court Joan Lyon and Anthony Thornton faced charges of fighting at Main and Park streets. They entered a plea of guilty and were fined $10 each. Dan Shannahan was arrested by Officer McDonald for kicking a door on South Arizona street and pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, fined $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lyon
Anthony Thornton
Park
Dan Shannahan
Omesr McDopald
Arizona
Coal Coming Past For Washed Nut and Fans Picked Jump
Coal company advertises five cars of Washed Nut and two cars of Fans Picked Jump daily. Market demand cited by quality and price. Lump coal $650 per ton Washed Nut $4.00 per ton. Office six table Telephone Cottan Wood Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottan Wood Coal CO
Railroad changes whispered as officials shuffle in St Paul
Rumors of railroad leadership changes circulate in St Paul with talk that a prominent local attorney will resign a $10,000 post to join private practice and then enter the service of J J Hil, signaling a major shift in senior management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
J.J. Hil
Pupil program shines at St Patrick's parochial school
At St Patrick's parochial school yesterday an open house program delighted friends with songs dances recitations drills dialogues and solos. The pantomime drew praise for pupils and teachers. Eight gold pins donated by Rev DeSiere were awarded to Frances Dillon Katie Jones Katie McBride Mary Daly Johnny O'Brien Aloysius Garigan Maggie Dhirkins and Lizzie Mulholland. Merits medals from Rev Fr DeSiere went to Mary Green in the intermediate department and Anna Matoche in grammar and high school grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial School
PY. DeSiere
Frances Dillon
PERSONALS NOTES FROM THE WHITEHALL ZEphyr AND LOCAL RACING FIGURES
Daniel Searles leaves for Spokane to spend Christmas with his family while Patsy McCue the noted jockey visits en route to Bitter Root stock farm. Charles W Clark returns from California with wife. W E Randall arrives from California and heads to Great Falls for holidays. Christmas edition of Inter Mountain available at the office. Frank Troucher and Frank Boucher offer turkey gifts with purchases over ten dollars across departments, a seasonal promotion to aid holiday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Searles
Whitehall Zephyr
Spokane
Patsy McCue
Kinley Mack
Brooklyn
Bitter Root
Charles W. Clark
California
W. E. Randall
Great Falls
Frank Boucher
Park St
The Railroads Improve Route Near Fort Benton
A new eight mile rail line near Fort Benton will operate on Christmas and avoid the heavy grade of Teton hill. It includes two tunnels and a station closer to town. Officials like Merriman Gilfillin Kinney and Whitney travel to observe the changes while railroads note no withdrawal of homeseeker mite traffic. Regular homeseekers rates continue on Tuesdays and a focus on eliminating ticket scalpers grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Beton
Teton Hill
St. Paul
Great Northern
Pacific
Whitney
Sealpars
Plonevre
New York
Mineral Exhibit Ambition at Pan-American Exposition
Helena's Don Davenport says Montana aims to showcase mineral resources prominently at the Pan-American exposition. He notes new appointment to the exposition commission after Paul Paes resignation and urges strong state representation of mining. J Hy Heyer reports progress on a pole line to bring Missouri River power to Butte, targeting June for first current and 6 000 Norse power under contract. Gov. Robert BR. Smith plans to seek offices in Butte after Meena visit, while Charles Howard and Carbon county Democrats witness in Red Lodge over legislative seats contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sid Don Davenport
Helena
Butte
Davenport
Bwith
Paul Paes
Mr. Davenport
J. Hy
Heyer
Missouri
Canyon Ferry
Heyend
Boulder
Robert BR. Smith
Meena
Charles Howard
Independent Democratic Party
Carbon County
McDermott
Ned Lage
Red Lodge
Hotels list shows diverse guests and cities across region
A crowded roster of travelers and residents appears, listing names from Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Great Falls, Missoula and beyond. The compiled notes mention guests at hotels in Butte and Helena, with several individuals from Denver, Seattle, Chicago, Port Benton, Tacoma and other cities. The passage highlights a wide variety of silver and gold garter decorations among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
L. J. Murray
Chicago
Friun
Peoria
Swinenari
Helena
William Fred Helena
J. Hh
Me Owsley
Frank E. Corbett
Butt Watcher
Pekindl
Th. A. Luke
Hetena
Albert Kleinschmidt
Elena
Marty Sommers
Jamis Zoin
Butte
Thi
Dantela
the McDermott
M. H. Parker
Boulder
T. J. A. Monaghan
T. C. Power
Helenay
A. J. Shores
AL Falls
Ella Knowles Haskell
Helenp
A. Luddy
Jefferson
W. Ziegler
Temily
Achilles
W. N. Tiger
Denver
W. Price
Miss M. Castleton
Port Benton
J.C. Patterson
Great Falls
J. L. Hargile
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Pound Lie
Excieny Ke Nower
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
West Park Street
Fanes Sn
Servenes
Per Dogen
Gordon ePworth
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main
Chepire Addition
Street Cayne
Walkerville
Thompson Investmt CO
West Broadway
Martha
Anna Sullivan
Copper Street
M Kathe Frislin
Rosie Bristin
Nera Iun
Huntley
Haveline Harriss
Anna Hughes
Mess Tot
Letbean
John Dean
James Suttivan
Willan Daly
Wiliam Harrison
James Willis
John Williams
Tim Rooney
Sue Hughes
Robert Salm
Liesd Smith
T. W. Tuas
Saf. Tatke
Bela
Togs
Asa Barvet
Heven Inet
Will of
Belena
Wilam L. Will
City
Charles M. Pulines
Somorton
Sanseo
The
Golden West
John MacNaught
Minneapolis
Hight & Fairfield
Christie & Leys
Man Street
Frank Connors
Hieht & Fairfield
Aldertrands
Frank Troucher
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Duluth, Minn
Fanily
K. Gilflillin
Chicago and Great Western
St. Out
F. T. Kinney
Chicago, Milwaukee
Wweilbronner’s Cigar Emporium
East Broadway
Youlden Grocery Co
North Main St
Brobeck
Cape Cod
Jersey
Vere
Fahey
W. Broadway
Wee Aee Cook’s
Ars
Evry
Cook
Tel
Dultry
Richelieu
Lutey Bros
W. Park
Gordon & Dilworth
Gordon & Dillworth's
Cranherrion
Montana Cash Grocery Co. Tel
Park, Corner
Broadway Grocery No
Gunther
Lowney
B. E. Cooney
Franklin McVeigh
Steamboat Grocery Co
Rios Main
Staryland Ave
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