Noted climber Reiss visits Glacier with Count Donnersmarck
Hans Reiss, renowned European mountain climber, arrives in Montana with Count Henckel Donnersmarck after a six week auto journey from New York. They tour Glacier park and surrounding areas, inspecting mining interests and planning climbs. Winold Reiss, the guide's painter brother, may visit and create works for the Great Northern railway.
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Upper Silesia
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
von Geische
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Scandinavian Mountains
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Swiss Alps
New York
Fifth Avenue
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
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Grand Canyon
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Rocky Mountain Park
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Col Meagher's Rocky Route to Montana Explored
In a reminiscence by Mrs M E Plassmann the life of Thomas Meagher is sketched from his Irish uprising days to his Montana appointment. The piece notes his exile, Civil War service, and choice of caravanless travel via Nicaragua to reach Fort Benton after staged routes failed, with stops at St Ignatius Mission and key Montana locations.
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Montana Night Classes Help Aliens Learn English
In Meaderville a night school for aliens teaches English and citizenship under Ella Crowley Rowland five evenings a week from September to June with students aged 19 to 65. The piece notes women and men attend and cites Monta Bane's nursing board appointment and Helena violinist Helen Nash.
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Butte
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Ella Crowley Rowlan
Silver Bow County
Galloping Goose makes first run on Great Northern line
The second gas electric train dubbed the Galloping Goose ran its initial trip between Columbia Falls Kalispell and Somers. The new trains will save the railroad about $1000 monthly, reports a Whitefish Great Northern official.
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Women and Aliens in Montana Schools Highlighted by Mrs Rowlan
A Montana column argues the war reveals a threat from illiteracy and foreign influx. It credits women for Americanizing aliens through education, noting Mrs Rowlan's classes have educated 240 pupils in six years and recalling anecdotes about language gaps and Dawes as a nickname for Dawes.
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Jack London
Farm Women Camp Dates Set Across State
May study by the League noted as time nears for annual farm women camps in the state. Camp Tuffit held at Lake Ronan from June 15 to 17 featured speakers from within and outside the state. Miss Madge Reese, U S department of agriculture field agent, Mrs Marietta Johnson, national child training lecturer, and Miss Bertha Eckhardt addressed attendees.
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Bertha Eckhardt
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