The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-01-01


author; Mrs. Lydia Coonley Ward,
writer.
In March: Ex-Congrcssman ]. NJ.
Levy Of New York w. +. Lee, Chi
cago publisher A. u. Smith. president
New Yoik Central Darrell R%idgeway
knight. American artist; Gen. P.
Danglis. Greek soldier and statesman
Lopez Gutierrez, de facto president
OF Honduras; Federal Judges f. e..
Baker and G.. w. Jack DR.. w. o.. Still
man, head Of American Humane asso-
citation Dean N. G. Kicker of Univer-
sity of Illinois; Newton Fuessle. nov
elist; Barney Barnard. comedian; Cen
Robert Nivelle, defender of Verdun 3
DIR. T. c.. Mendenhall. educator
James McNally, Chicago publisher;
Sir Charles Stanford, Irish composer !;
DR.. p. A. Baker. general s~uperinten-
dent A~nti-Saloon league; Glen Mac
Donough, musical comedy librettist.
In April: Charles A. Mum, pub
Usher Scientific American ex-senator
NJ. A. Smith of Arizona Hugo SHINES.
German Industrial magnate; William
Bayard Hale. American Journalist;
Louis Fl. Sullivan, eminent Chicago
architect f.. X. L~eyendecker. artist;
Eleonora Duse, Italian actress Marie
Corelli. English novelist Lindon w.
Bates, American waterway expert
Karl Helfferich, German statesman;
]. Sloat Fassett, New York political
leader; G. Stanley Hall, psychologist ;
Charles f. Murphy, head Of Tammany
Hall ex-Gov. r. L. Norris of Mon
tana; Niels Gron, Danish-American
diplomat; Sir Horace Nugent. English
statesman.
In May: H.. NJ. Byllesby, fnancier
and engineer: Dean G. Worcester.
scientist Kate Claxton, actress; Mrs
Hubert Work, wife of secretary of In
terror; Katie Putnam, veteran actress;
III. II. Windsor, publisher of Popular
Mechanics; George KEENAN,, traveller
and writer; Baron Constant d'Estour-
nelles of France; Sir Edward Goschen,
British diplomat Victor Herbert, com
poser; Aaron Hoffman, playwright
Paul Cambon. French diplomat.
In June: Bishop Il. c. Stunz OF
Omaha r. S. Bronson, president Ma
tional Editorial association; Peter
Clark Macfarlane, author; Frank @.
Carpenter, traveller and writer.
In July: A. A. Adee, second assist
ant secretary of state; Calvin Cool
Idge, Jr., son of the President; Palmer
Cox, author and artist Ferruccio Blu
soni, composer; Edward Peple. dram
atist.
In August: George Shiras, former
Justice of United States Supreme
court Joseph Conrad, author, in Eng
land; ex-senator c.. r. Townsend Of
Michigan; Mary Stuart Cutting, nov
elIst; Mrs. Joseph Jefferson, widow Of
the actor; DR.. Richard Green Moulton.
educator; Senator LeBaron B. Colt of
Rhode Island; Mrs. Lucy Page Gas
ton, a~nti-cigarette crusader: Charles
B. Lewis ('M. Quad"), humorists
Adolph Seeman, pioneer circus mans
Julia Reinhardt, actress.
In September: Edward #. Geersv
noted harness driver; Dario Resta.
automobile racer; Maria T. Daviesss
author; Frank Chance, noted baseball
player and manager; Charles Zeublin.
educator; ex-Gov. w. L. Douglas of
Massachusetts J. w. Schaeberle, as
tronomer; James Carruthers, wheat
king" of Canada; ex-senator R. j.
Gamble of South Dakota: Congress
man w. r. Greene of Massachusetts
Brig. Gen. G. E. Sawyer, President
H%arding's physician Estrada Cabrera,
President of Guatemala; Charlotte
Crabtree Uotta), veteran actress; H.
L. Bridgeman, New York publisher.
In October: Sir William Price, Ca
madam capitalist ex-Gov. Warren
Garst of Iowa; DR.. w. A. Shanklins
educator; Charles L. Hutchinson, Chi
cago banker and art patron Anatole
France, dean of French letters; q. L.
Larkin, astronomer; DIR. l.. G.. Seelye,
first president Of Smith college; Sena~
tor Frank Brandegee of Connecticut;
II. Fl. Kolhsaat, former Chicago news
paper publisher; Admiral Sir Percy
Scott, British gunnery expert; f..
Wight Neumann, impressario; ex-Gov.
II. A. Buchtel of Colorado; John e.
journalist Secretary Of Agri-
culture Henry c. Wallace; Laura Jean
minstrel; Percy D. Haughton, foot
all authority, Ten. w. Is. Adloelnan,
commander of United Confederate
Veterans; James b. Forgan, Chicago
banker; Edward Bell, American diplo-
w. e. Lewis, publisher New
York Telegraph I. c.. Harbaugh, au-
.hor of Nick Carter stories; Frances
5odgson Burnett, author.
In November: Kai Nelson, Danish
sculptor; T. e. Cornish, first president
Bell Telephone company ex-Sena-
or Cornelius Cole of California;
ferdinand Peck. pioneer C%hicagoan;
Faure, French composer; Gen.
Mills; Senator Henry Cabot
.odge of Massachusetts; ex-Gov. w.
(. Kitchin of North Carolina Presi-
.enf Samuel Plantz of Lawrence col
eye, Appleton, Wis; E.. S. Montagu,
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