Montana Senate Bets 75 000 Bond for State Normal School Building
Senator White introduces a bill authorizing 75 000 dollars in coupon bonds for a main State Normal College building at Dillon. Bonds run 20 years with 5 percent interest, redeemable after three years, secured by land grant revenues and timber funds, sold to the highest bidder at par, funds to build and equip the new addition under executive control with plan approval by the State Board of Education.
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B F. White
State Normal College
Senator White
Senate
Mael Friday
State Normal Land Grant Fund
White
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Montana
Estate Board of Land Commissioners
Secretary of State
State
New York
Helena
United States
Congress
Dakota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
State Normal School
State Board
Ita
City of
Dillon
State Board of Examiners
State Board of Education
Polaris Ore Prospect Promises Profits and Plant Plan
A detailed report on the Polaris mine in Beaverhead county cites 4,000 tons of ore opened and ready for mining with an estimated 10 score dollars profit per ton. It envisions a 40 ton per day reduction plant and a yearly profit around 120 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacGinnis
United Copper Company
Montania Ore Purchasing Company
Heinze
Polaris Group
Minéa
Beaverhead County
Polaris
Henry H. Armatead
Colorado
George H. Robinson
Butte
George W. Tower
Jerre Mahoney
Anc
Sleeper comforts upgrade on Southwest Limited train
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces a sleeping car innovation on its Southwest Limited from Chicago to Kansas City. White counterpanes replace heavy blankets, with blankets kept in reserve for cool nights, aimed at increasing passenger comfort for all sleeping car travelers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansas City
Girl seeks housework in exchange for music lessons and board
A girl offers to perform housework in return for musical lessons whether vocal or instrumental along with room and board. Applicants should visit The Examiner office for particulars and read The Examiner's country map offer.
Debating Dowie Wealth and Faith Amid Massive Debts
Friends of Dr Dowie claim he has paid 4 million dollars in debts proving his Christianity. The question remains how a man could amass such wealth yet remain faithful to his beliefs.
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Guins Due Ag
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Roth
Golden Rule
Dillon, Montana
Mr. Man
E. Alexander
Bannack Street
Geo. R. Metlen
Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Maurice A. Walker, M. D
Formsland
Metlen
Residence Baptist Parsonage
Pearl. Smith
the Examiner
Rio Grande
A. B. Ayers
Trav. Pass. Agt
G. W. Fitzgerald
East Broadway
Butte, Montana
Dillon Furniture Co
G.T. Paul