Montana University Building Planned Near Helena
The Montana University project near Helena, five stories with granite first story and brick upper levels, will cost over $200000 with the left wing furnished at $50000. It aims to open in September 1890 and will house about 75 students plus day students. The institution, under Methodist oversight, will be coeducational with various courses and a June 1890 prospectus planned. Arbor Day set for April 15 1890. Governor Toole urges tree planting in schools and details tax exemptions for fruit and forest tree planting. Dr J W Sanders named U S examining surgeon for the Flathead district.
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Helena
Montana University
Methodist Denomination of
Montana
J F. P. ‘Tower
Joseph K. Toole
Montana News in Brief Highlights Mines and Lectures
Montana items note a artesian well near Miles City, a London company buying the Minah mine near Wickes for 1250 money, and Dr Emil Henke of Missoula dying of stomach cancer. Timberline coal yields 200 to 250 tons daily while Missoula votes bonds for sewerage and school levies loom. Governor Toole considers pardons. a Melrose suicide is reported amid mental illness concerns.
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Minah
Wickes
Emil Henke
Missoula
Missoula County
Board of County Commissioners
Dawson County
Harry Harrington
Lewis and Clark County
Wm. Maddux
Montana
Melrose
Con
Shovelin
Anaconda
Timberline
Hon. C. W. Hoffman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Rock Fork
Avant Courier
Toole
Board of Pardons
John A. Rowand
Joe Bussiere
Branch Mint
West Park Street
Butte
Rowand
White
Deer Lodge
Rowland
Three Kisses Across Seasons in a Poem and Ads
A poem narrates three kisses through summer autumn and winter signaling trust and betrayal. The fragment includes imagery of bright summer warmth fading to sorrow and a winter kiss offering pardon. The text shifts to Nutmegs as a Medicine claiming sedative and astringent properties with dosing guidance for children and adults.
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Agin
Faith
New Dressers Enter City Life As Fashion Promoters
A new city profession emerges with dressers hired by large houses to popularize new styles. Observers note stylish friends with no bank accounts who wear every new hat and outfit, paid to amuse and influence public taste while living on appearances. A 19th century anecdote at Chambers Street features a man carrying beans and declaring a hole in the bag as beans cascade.
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St. Louis
Globe. Democrat
Tie
Chambers Street
New York Sun
A Little Too Previous
A humorous Attleboro Mass item tells of a married man in a terry hurry who rises at 2:30 am, hurries through a coffee, and returns to bed after greeting his wife, a light domestic anecdote from the town.
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Attleboro
Mass
San
A Fine Mopper Demonstration Adapts for Sunday
In a Detroit Free Press blurb Mrs. Lucinda Jackson-If and Mrs. Housekeeper discuss cleaning options. Jackson-If you want any real fine moppin done I can do it neat and fine for Sunday, or the plain everyday kind.
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Lucinda Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Pillow Tribune
NEW University
Arbor Day
Josefa K. Tooter, L. Borwirt
J. W. Sanders
U. S
Flathead
Missoularazette
State News
Beief
Chamber of Commerce
Miles City
Kansan
George Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
Great
Art and General Publishers
Kate A. Carrington
New Orleans
Picayune
New York Journal
Pier
Hastings
Eugenie
Prince Iperial
France
Porte
Louis Philippe
Dillon Lumber and Crain Company
Dilloom, Momwe
Noxon Mills
W.H. Smead
Sec’y
Gen
T. W. Poindexter & Sons
Montana Street
Dillon, Montana
General Merchandise
Dillon Brewery
Jos
Montana St
R.C. Halliday
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