Montana Teachers Meet Opens With Record Attendance
Great Falls hosts the twenty first annual Montana State Teachers association with over 400 teachers present and a larger crowd expected. Dr Edward Y Krehbiel of Stanford speaks on War Against War while city dignitaries and university leaders applaud. A grand reception draws 800 visitors and artist Charles M Russell invites tours of his studio.
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Great Falls
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Rainbow
Wiggis
H. H. Swain
Normal College of
Dillon
J. W. Speer
Sam Stephenson
Board of Commerce
State Librarians’ Association
James M. Hampton
Bozeman Agricultural College
Edward YW. Krehbiel
Leland Stanford University
Dr. Krehbiel
Charles M. Russell
Montana
Palm Room
Hotel Rainbow
Addie KE. Bettes
State Normal College of
Emma A. Perry
Jefferson School
Helena
D. Sweetland
Kalispell
W. H. Shipley
Plains Schools
Pearl T. Marshall
Missoula County
Washington School
Higher Education Department
F. A. Bieker
Missoula
G. T. Bramble
Argenta Nuptials and Local Notices Highlight Dillon Visit
A collection of local items notes Mrs. Alf Cashmore hosting Theta, A. D. Young’s Palm Beach trip, Grace and Sadie Graeter travel to Butte for Madame Butterfly, Otto Schultz and George Selway couples drive from Twin Bridges, and Amede Bessette’s rheumatic cure trip from Bannack. A December clip reports Dr. Robert Clark of State Normal College Dillon visiting. A pretty Argenta wedding unites John Albert Phillips and Catherine Erick with Rev. Jesse Lacklen officiating and a Leonard home banquet attended by about twenty five guests. The groom is James Phillips’s son. the bride is the elder daughter of Mrs. Leonard.
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Argenta
John Albert Phillips
Catherine Erick
Jesse Lacklen
Grace Phillips
Sidney Knapp
Leonard
James Phillips
Marriage record listings from February to November
A compiled list shows pairs of marriage partners by month from February through November, including names such as W. G. Adudjell with Bertha Ballinger and Roy Jackson with Fanny Woody, along with many others across the year. The entries present date references and partner names without narrative context.
Partnership Change at Wheat and Newnes Dry Line
Will Newnes purchases partner’s share and will conduct the business hereafter. All accounts due to Johnson and Wheat are payable to Herb Wheat, and all accounts due Wheat and Newnes are payable to Will Newnes.
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Will Newnes
Wheat & Newnes
Johnson & Wheat
Patronize Your Home Merchants
A 10 point prompt urging local support for home merchants. It emphasizes price parity, inspection before purchase, repair of defects, local taxation benefits to schools and libraries, strengthening the local market, community loyalty, and keeping money circulating to boost property values and progress.
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Breeses
Po ta feu ration of the French army
Po ta feu phrase notes the French army regiment ration as a notable annual figure. The text references the army as a premier fighting force and mentions a numeric figure 204 in connection with the year or quantity.
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Po-tau-feu
Montana cattle shipments to Chicago fall short of prior year
Helena December 27 shipments of Montana cattle to Chicago this year total 119 861 head, down from 158 516 last year, a shortfall of 89 000. Open western markets Portland Seattle Spokane drew about 20 000 head away, while beef prices kept growers' earnings similar.
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Helena
Chicago
D. W. Raymond
State Board of Stock Commissoners
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Montana
Custer County
Valley County
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Granite ‘County
David ‘Lever
Margaret Ve Wax Co
Chinook. Das
Wéssidni
Lucile ‘Dias
Lewid
Clark “County
Ida W. Davis
Gallatin County
Sara E. Morse
Yellowstone County
Hetty A. Crawford
Bullings
Dora E. Longeway
Bettes
Grand Opera House
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
the Rainbow
New Park Hotel
George F. Downer
Butte
State
W. E. Harmon
W. S. Book
Theta
Alf Cashmore
A. D. Young
Palm Beach
Florida
Grace
Sadie Graeter
Madame Butterfly
Otto Schultz
George JD. Selway
Amede Bessette
Bannack
Gregson Springs
Industrial Normal Exponent
Aberdeen
Robert Clark
State Normal College
W. G. Adudjell
Bertha Ballinger
G. Browne,Jr
Georgia Denton
C. Howell
May Wahling
R. A. Richardson
Addie
Ford
Roy Jackson
Fanny Woody
Sven Carlson
Ingred _ Helina
Jas. E. Vaughn
Julia FE. Covey
Fred W. Bennett
Mayme E. Ross
Chas. A. Carlson
Eliza M. Selway
J. M. Hamilton
Pearl Miller
George C. Stimpson
Goldie Selway
Albert Anderson
P. K. Rassmussen
Lymen H. Bennett
Katherine M. Leonard
Chester Robison
Minnie Larimer
Arthur Roe
Jene Bell
Edgar A. Preston
Ethel M. Martin
Thos. G. Hawkins
Cecil
Perry
Aubrey C. Crosely
Goldie Mast
Delmer Canfield and
Effie Willard
Roland Stevens
Ethel Gilpin
Morton Egbert
Mabel I. Kohl
John Costgove
Johanna Sperry
George A. Cushing
Minnie A. Tilley
Fred Kemps
Mary A. Sanders
Walter W. Sheppard
Mary Pearl Ward
J. Norman Stevens
Sadie M. Lapham
H. R. Foster
Maud Peter
Wm. FR. Wright
Alice Hosier
Carl Decker
Nellie Nugent
Samuel P. Burr
Myrtle E. Madden
James Whalen
Marie Skeber
Perry Robison
Pauline Gigandet
Jeroy G. Sperry
Jessie A. Jones
Roy Gardner
Lizzie M. Dye
Thos. G. Goforth
Alice
Ilier
Walter Shepard
Flavia
Proulx
Claude C. Wuyck
Mabel Caldwell
James O. Melton
Anna I. Baker
Lyman J. Roscoe
Hila M. Hickey
Hiram Brundage
Harriet Drummey
Fred Graham
Agnes Carey
Chas. E. Jenkins
Laura A. Robbins
Paul Stahl
Mida L. Mit
A. C. Campbell
Alice E. Ellis
H. O. Williams
Alice H. Lenox
Herman Kalepp
Marjorie McLaughlin
W. Morgan
Emma Beyl
M. Manning
Ella Fairbrother
R. A. Greiner
Myrtle Pinkerton
W. J. Pendergast
Mary F. Lawrence
P.H. Mapee
Olive ¥. Smith
T. A. Burleigh
Pluma Tattersall
Jos. C. Icenoggle
Mary E. Redfield
Henry Henckel
Helen Krumahulz
T. R. Donlan
Ruth Shaw
Robert A. Hanson
Bertha May Short
Hugh Bates
Emma Burefield
Tully K. Blanchard and
Ida H. Lesher
Fred H. Chase
Florence R. Huffman
John A. Phillips
Katherine Erick
Hart Schaffner & Marx
H. A. Bond, M. D
Vdahe Street
Rocky Mountain Region
Mountain States
Tel
Tel. Company
Edison
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