Graduates Accused in High School Office Vandalism
Four graduates from Hutte High School face district court after vandalizing the campus. They allegedly dumped paint on entrances and poles, broke a window in the new wing, and stole cash and a sidearm from Principal Millikin’s office. Authorities vow a thorough investigation and later decision on charges.
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More buildings rising as permits issued in Butte
With work resuming, Butte city issued several building permits. D J Harrington gains permission to erect an eight room two story brick veneer home at 44 Antimony Street costing 4000 dollars. Ac Leck to build a five room house in the 1100 block of West Park Street for 2500 dollars. Joe Nyland plans a five room dwelling on Avenue. George McCracken to construct a five room bungalow on Benley Street for 1100 dollars. Mary Harrington of Walkerville buys the James E Lynch residence on North Excelsior Street through J H Heilbronner & Co for 2000 dollars.
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Horoscope for Sunday June 18 1916
Readers are told planetary aspects favor writing and travel to Prially with Mercury guiding fortune for writers and printers. The piece warns dangers at sea and near water while predicting government scandals and possible transfers of residence. It notes prospects for American inventors and a rise in birth rates next year with potential rental gains.
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