Butte School Board Raises Pay and Reelects Staff
The Butte school board approved a salary increase for regular teachers to about $5 per month, authorized payment by next Friday, and reelected most existing staff for next year. Several departures include Miss O Regan to Europe and Professor Rowe who will practice law in Indiana. The report also details post and high school faculty appointments, starting salaries, and the summer term staffing for Nine Mile and Little Basin, with a deadline for acceptance by June 20.
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Inin
Butte
Miss O'Regan
Europe
Rowe
Indiana
Young
W. ©. Speer
Woman's Club
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Pufahl
Hand of Lincoln
Speer
Sutton
Broadway Theater
R. G. Young
Washington
Linceth
Grant
Jurfield
Webster
Ranklin
Jefferson
Monroe
Adamschool
Blaine
Greeley
Hobart
Madison
Martha Nichols
P. A. Leamy
Ella Orr
Charlotte Cahoon
Adele A. Humphrey
Margaret Knowlton
Margaret Loughrien
Olive P. Newbro
Winnifred Bretherton
Delia Gibbons
Helen
J. Kelley
Annie Williams
Jane Wall
Julia Barie
Thena Richards
Ida’ G., Scott
Laura P. Brome
Alice Edmunds
Franklin School
Nettie O'Donnell
Frances Conyne
Mary F. Rickman
Margaret F. Bowe
Annie J. Sheehan
Menetta McGinnis
Sadie Hatherall
Emma Mallory
Amy Edmunds
Mamie A. Becker
Queenie Price
Adams
Ada F. Madden
Cassie Laird
Pearl Reed
Katherine Quill
Josephine Laird
Mary B. Healy
Katie Harrington
Elizabeth Bennett
Anna M. Sullivan
Atlanta
Biryseye
Marthell Arnold
Elizabeth Jones
Mamie FF
Reeser
Elizabeth Curtis
Agnes Hanley
Greeley School
Clara Schubert
Margaret McDonald
Mary T. Sullivan
Kate L. Clark
Kathereen McDonald
Ida Hillas
Harriet Ballou
Mamie Burt
Jeans Farrell
Maud Maguire
Agnes Wall
Ethel J. Wood
Minnie B. York
Mary Moran
Adele Teague
Mary Teague
Sarah McManus
Nine Mile
Little Basin
Jessie Spencer
Kate Redmond
Montana Catholic Order of Foresters hold annual meeting in Butte
Grand Court of Montana officers met in Butte to outline work for the year. Attendees included J B K McDonnell Anaconda and F K Power Pocatello as chief and vice chief rangers, George O Robin Great Falls secretary, W H Mahoney Anaconda treasurer, with seven Montana Idaho courts in the jurisdiction and about 850 members. Three new courts are in formation and membership is expected to rise. Visiting members were hosted by St Peter's Court 1144 at Y M C A hall on East Quartz Street for an evening of entertainment.
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Grand Court
State of Montana
Catholic Order of Foresters
Butte
J. BK. McDonnell
Anaconda
F. K K. Power
Pocatello
George O. Robin
Great Falls
W. H. Mahoney
J. BE. McIntosh
M. Mogus
St. Peter’s Court
No. 1
Y. M. L. Hall
East Quartz Street
Baptist Board Meeting in Butte Discusses Montana Churches
The state Baptist board met at First Baptist Church in Butte with L. G. Clark of Helena Rev. MccNannie and J. E. Noftsinger present. They report 16 or more congregations in Montana and share full church reports. Noftsinger notes plans for a new church in Butte with fundraising progress and a potential site decision. The proposed edifice would cost at least 20 000 and be modern in every respect.
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State Board of the Baptist Churches of Montana
Butte
First Baptist Church
L. G. Clark
Helena
Mr. MccNannie
J. E. Noftsinger
Montana
J. F. Noftsinger
Montana State Band To Play Open Airs In Butte
The Montana State band led by B Stanaway will give summer open air concerts in Butte starting this evening at 7 o clock in front of the courthouse. Program includes Cavalier March by R B Hall Raymond overture Irish selection The Humors of DIOR PUTOOK volti waltz Ideal Echoes and Faust by Gounod with a grand selection.
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Montana
B. Stanaway
Butte
R. B. Hall
Raymond
A. Thomas
DIOR
Volti
A. Hermon
Faust
Gounod
Great Northern Railway Ticket Deals Listed
Basin and return fares are 1.50, Boulder 1.50, Alhambra 2.30 with Saturday or Sunday departures and Monday returns. Weekend Sundays only fare Basin 1.00 and Boulder 1.00. Tickets at 41 North Main Street and depot.
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Basin and Return
Boulder
Alhambra
Boulder and Return
North Main Street
Lead Mines Delegation Visits New York to Discuss Output
Representatives of the Coeur d'Alene district lead mines confer in New York on district output. President Edwin Packard of the Empire State Idaho Mining and Developing Co says a decision before a fortnight is unlikely.
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New York
Coeur d'Alene
Edwin Packard
Empire State, Idaho Mining and Developing Company
Shot at NevadA avenue home ends with missed bullet
James Sullivan, a controversial figure tied to multiple legal battles, fired at Thresher's back door at about 4 AM as an apparent attempt to gain entry. The bullet pierced the door but missed the intruder, who then taunted Thresher from outside. Authorities reported no further incidents.
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Mr. Thresher
Nevada Avenue
Thresher
Harney
Sullivan
Fifteen Years for Murder Plea in Cooper Killing
In St. Louis on June 10, William Strouther a Turkish bath attendant pleaded guilty to the murder of millionaire A. D. Cooper by agreement of counsel. He will serve 15 years in the Missouri state penitentiary. Formal sentence to be pronounced later.
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St. Louis
William Strouther
A. D. Cooper
Missouri State Penitentiary
Good Citizens Anywhere in Aliwal North
Commandant Fouche supervised Boer surrender at Aliwal North in June. He praised the Boers as good citizens for their country and said they would be good citizens under British rule.
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Aliwal North
Cape Colony
Fouche
House panel opposes Brooke lieutenant general bill
The house committee on military affairs voted seven to three against advancing General Brooke to lieutenant general and retiring him at that rank. The split was not along party lines, reflecting dissent tied to earlier action on Surgeon General Sternberg and doubts about retirement at advanced grades.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
Brooke
House
Sternberg
Butte Lumber Yards reopen under ten hour day deal
Building trades workers in Butte will return to work Monday at the five lumber firms with a ten hour day and higher wages after a shutdown caused by the Teamsters and Workingmen unions. The agreement ends a six week idle period for about a thousand men and should speed up construction.
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Butte
Western Lumber Company
Building Trades Unians of
Teamsters’ Union
Hutte
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Aoy L. Short
Rose A. Blake
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Kate O'Donnell
Sadie M. Lynch
Carrie I. Rogers
Leila Russell
Margaret Holland
Alice Jackson
Mary Bennett
Cora D. Jenkins
Nora Peters
Grace McStay
Eva Strasburger
Jennie Petibone
Lillian H. Gwynne
B. A. Downey
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Anna Devere Butler
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Bertha Kelley
Tessie Courtney
Lillian Stevenson
Mattie P. Lim
Theo Russell
Fannie Ogier
Mary Crangle
Julia Laurelle
H. Adella Cady
Ida A. Martin
Emma L. Voltz
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Grant School
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Lizzie H. Pettibone
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Charles W. Dempster
Fila E. Swift
Cora W., Featherly
Retta M. Briscoe
Helen M. Spiller
Julia Shea
Katherine Moran
Celia Huddleston
Emma Farlin
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Harriet L. McKay
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Fannie Ewing
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