Butte High Faculty Plans Varied Summer Vacations
After ten months of teaching and duties the Butte high school faculty outlines a summer of rest and travel. Many will study at eastern colleges, others stay in Butte, while some tour for months. plans include visits to Alaska, California, Minnesota, Seattle, Chicago, Wisconsin, and the Philippine Islands, with several faculty members remaining locally or pursuing summer work.
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Butte High School
Butte
W. E Maddock
Belle Scofield
Wisconsin
Elga Shearer
Connecticut
Chicage University
Bruce. Millikin
Florence Mcllrath
Alaska
Ivy Messias Willl
Eugene E. Corrie
Fuite
Mollie Abshire
Park
Lima
George W. Anderson
Michigan
A.A. Applegate
Miss Bloomgren
Seattle
Homer Bradford
Braly
California
Broadwell
University of Minnesota
Alpena
Brockus
Miss Brome
Columbia University
Clark
Big Timber
Edna Hackett
Indiana
Philippine Islands
Lewis Killiber
Shriners
Portland
Ruth King
Victoria
British Columbia
Anna Krook
Berkeley
Florence Laughlin
Ohio
Louise Upton Leonard
Kansas
Gertrude Ryan
Mabel Lyden
Julia Inch
Pearce McMullen
San Francisco
Eivelyn Melcher
Emily Powers
Barney Rice
Charles Schilz
Minnesota
Ella Spafard
Sallie Stewart
Miss Allen
Oliver
Fuller
Misa McRae
Tacoma
English
Georgia Cubine
Mary Sullivan
Mies Willa Sultzer
fMleannie Tenner
TACKLE DEER LODGE PEOPLE FOR SIGNERS
Walker Carrol Arnold Dorel Anran Steadman and Wallace O’Brien, Pines students, go to Deer Lodge to round up immatures for petitions to list Powell county as a unit for the University of Montana bond issue and mill tax referendum measures. Prof. A K B Adams leads efforts. Silver Bow and Granite have quotas, Deer Lodge and Powell slow but hopeful.
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Walker Carrol
Arnold Dorel
Anran Steadman
Wallace O’brien
School of Pines
Deer Lodge
Powell County
University of Montana
A. K B. Adams
Silver Bow
Granite
Powell
Adams
Thieves Steal Hose From West Side Yards
petty thefts on the west side rise as W D Penner reports 100 feet of hose stolen from his West Broadway yard during the night. Several residents complain of similar losses and Penner plans to push for an investigation. Authorities caution residents against buying used hose without scrutiny.
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West Side
W. D. Penner
West Broadway
Opencer 3 in Butte After Long Absence
Thomas Murry Spencer a Montana poet and long time salesman for Mason Ehrman Co visited Butte after two years away. He travels from Portland to Boise Idaho territory and uses Montana verses to charm Idaho customers. He will stay in town through Sunday night.
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Thomas Murry Spencer
Montana
Butte
Spencer
Montana Territory
Portland
Mason, Ehrman & Co
Boise
Idaho
Judge Lamb Sets Trials for Several Civil Actions
Judge Lamb on Saturday set trial dates for Maso Strugar v John Milanovich on June 15 and Maud Sheehan v Canning Geagan re realty case on June 24. Charles Handy v Butte Electric Railway on June 16. Sterling Smith v Leslie Faint and J A Fificant on June 34. The Sally Grundy slate matter was continued for two weeks.
Little Miss Gloria Gould Writes Plays at Tender Age
Little Miss Gloria Gould, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould of New York, has already written several plays as she has entered her teen years.
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Gloria Gould
George J. Gould
New York
Southern streams show fishing gains amid improving water clarity
Streams in the southern part of the state fell last week but with clearer water fishing conditions have improved. By Sunday conditions are expected to be nearly ideal if the weather holds. A large influx of fishermen to Dillon and other southern points is anticipated.
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Dillon
Weaver Given One to Two Year Term
Jesse Weaver convicted of burglary by a jury with a sentence of one to two years and a 4 percent good behavior parole recommendation. Judge Lynch sentenced him Saturday. no parole. Weaver and Charles Moran aided entry in Hookwood Block. Moran was sentenced a week earlier. Charles Faulkner and William Burt had sentences not pronounced. dates continued for one week.
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Jesse Weaver
Lynch
Weaver
Hookwood
Charles Moran
Charles Faulkner
William Burt
Aerated waters origin linked to 1767 imitation
The note states aerated waters were first made about 1767 in imitation of natural mineral waters. It cites the early method as an attempt to replicate the healthful qualities of mineral springs. The sentence references a historical practice without naming specific individuals or places.
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