The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-15
MONTANA MEN TON.


The Helena Independent publishes a state
ment that Peter Breen has been expelled from
the Knights OF Labor, and consequently Is no
longer the district master workman for Mon
tana This is probably true. for Breen was one
Of the most pronounced opponents OF sovereign.
IL can be added also that Breen is In good COM
pany for, according to a report published in the
Tribune yesterday, a large majority OF the or
CARNATIONS composing the Knights, and repre-
senting membership OF 5000, have expelled
themselves. Unless we are much mlstak EN-
Peter Breen still has the confidence OF the
workingmen OF Montana. Great Falls Trt-
btine.
Hon. j. II. Monteath OF the Silver Bow dele
cation is one of the most able members Of the
legislature.-Bdst Times.
Other than looking to the general welfare OF
its constituency, the Bystdnder doesn't care a
whoop in hades what mistakes the republican
party gets its nose into. Very little that would
be Of value to the neral welfare II expected of
that corrupt old fossil, and nothing at all is ex
pected of its twin. the democratic party, be-
cause only smell remains OF its treacherous
carcass-Bdsin Times.
The Montana woman is all right. In every
Office or business where she can properly enter
she has taken the top place. And In no position
is she more conspicuous than in the county su-
perintendents OF schools. Among the lady su-
perintendents are: Beaverhead. Kate Poindex-
ter; Choteau, Marcy Jacoby; Deer Lodge,
Elizabeth Thomson; Jefferson. Miss Bagley;
Lewis and Clarke, Minnie Reifenrath; Meagher,
Miss Curtis Missoula, Sarah Maclay; Park,
Miss McAnnely; Ravalli, Anna Bond; Teton,
Fife Hardin; Yellowstone, Martha Z. Shoe
MAKER Chinook Opinion.
We hasten to ex end to j. j. Fogarty of the
Butte Bystdnder our hearty congratulate ons on
: his marriage with one of Butte's charming
young bellies. t has always been a wonder and
a surprise to us how it was that Jack, possess
ing the good looks for which he is so noted in
his own town, always limped along this life in
single observation-disclosures Times.
We are pleased to know that the movement
to establish a branch of the Young Mems Chris
tian association In Butte is meeting with much
encouragement. We wish BoZeman had such
an institution firmly established here. with
quarters where young men may ind proper d.
version, genial companionship and the influence
OF whose attractions and amnsem5n would
lead to manly, noble living. Bozeman has sew
eral societ es which meet on stated evenings,
but neither these nor the w. c. L. L. room.
which is open every evening afford to all the
young men OF the city the diversions and whole
some recreatiOns which they need TO aid them
in resisting the temptations of unwhoesome
pleasures extending their aluring enticemen. 5
to them from many saskatchewan Ardnt
Courier.
The aristocracy and pomposlty of many of our
recently qualified officials is simply amusing to
their constituents. IL is sometimes very
troublesome To bear the heavy responsibility
and by the time of the next e.eciion all of them
will have become so careworn, their elevation
being so premature and their collapse so sudden
and the responsible ity and exhausted feeling
WILL leave them in such ragged condition that
even their own constituents will not know them
the day after their term OF office expires. Above
all BOYS don't get the big head. It's awful
telling in the long run!-Bdsin Times.