Butte Public Schools Face 44838 Deficit and Closures
Butte district faces a 44838 deficit when public schools close May 25, with about 27300 in the treasury. Banks will honor warrants drawn from next year’s funds to cover teachers’ salaries, while talks on fines from speeding funding the district are discussed. The board hears plans to reopen Cleveland Industrial School and to repair Jefferson School deemed unsafe due to sinking foundations.
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Butte
Board of Trustees
Freudenstein
Anaconda
Cleveland Industrial School
Women's Clubs
Jefferson School
Douglass
R. A. Gilbert
Rose Deaney
Butte High School
Kilberer
Prospector Shaft Will Be Sunk by Midwest-Butte Mining
A. M. Chisholm of Midwest-Butte Mining says the Prospector shaft in the Burlington district will be sunk to the 600 foot level and the Garibaldi shaft will be deepened 40 feet. John McBarron will lead shaft crews with work starting by week’s end. Chisholm plans to return to Butte in June with investor partners amid optimism and calls for fair terms to attract prospectors. He notes ample capital for exploration and that ore shipments from Garibaldi show progress.
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Burlington
A. M. Chisholm
Midwest-Butte Mining Company
Butte
Garibaldi
John McBarron
Chisholm
Arizona
F. B. Suhley
St. Paul
Mrs Williams visits Deer Lodge. pneumonia recovery continues
May 22 Deer Lodge notes Mrs William Williams arrives with daughter Mrs J W Steele from Bozeman. Williams is recovering from pneumonia and plans to spend summer with daughter Mrs W E Keeley. Steele will return to Bozeman after a short visit. Betty Ryan attended Helena junior prom. Other locals depart or visit places including Minneapolis Missoula Avery Idaho Spokane Salt Lake and Missoula residents noted.
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Harry Arnold
Missoula
A. G. Elrick
Avery
Idaho
F. A. Chalk
Spokane
Chalk
Paul’ Wells
Salt Lake
Edna Wells
George P. Little
Frank Blake
Bismarck
N. D
N. H. Mason
Louise Woodward
Milton Mason
Suburban News Highlights Local Social Events
Mrs G L Godown visits sister in law on Goodwin street and a bazaar at Wesley chapel on Talbot avenue raises funds for the church. A popu lar St John parish visitor Father MacDonald tours the boys high school drive. Mrs Dan McClellan travels to Boston for extended visit with sister. Howard Schrock welcomed a daughter in Los Angeles formerly Helen Dorhofer. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Alfred Beaudin at 934 California avenue. Health updates include Mrs N M Golubin slowly improving from pneumonia. Mrs Roberts entertains for Mrs George Poull of Billings while others attend gatherings at Longfellow school and local churches. Nearby residents embark on trips to Rochester Fort Wayne Lowell and New York City.
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G. L. Godown
Minneapolis
C. W. Howett
Goodwin Street
Wesley Chapel
Talbot Avenue
Father MacDonald
St John the Evangelist
Dan McClellan
B. Adlard
Elm Street
Boston
Los Angeles
Howard Schrock
William Belisle
California Avenue
Alfred Beaudin
C. L. Shovlin
Chicago Avenue
N. M. Golubin
South Dakota Street
Roberts
George Poull
Billings
Poull
Oliver, Rich, Anstey
G. H
Florence Anstey
Oliver
J. Richards
Alfred Anstey
Pat Kelly
Gaylord Avenue
H. W Spangenhberger
Harold
South Arizona Street
Melrose
Jack Smith
Lowell Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
George and
Lowell Avenue
S. W. Wilking
State Street
Rochester
Fort Wayne
Lowell
Ohio
New York City
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Towle
Harry
Longfellow School
John Parke
Margaret Wold
Edward Simonich
Tom Mullholland
Edgar McIntosh
Mary Nicholson
Eilween Forbes
David Currie
James Mulholland
John Collins
Hugh Currie
George McCracken
John Pritchett
George Sarsfield
Foster Carter
Theodore Wee
Carl Anderson
Marjorie Pritchett
Little Doves
Mary McCourt
Mildred Herrin
Llewella Griffith
Carl Martin
Violet Spackman
Bernice McCracken
Frank Bennett
Violet Allen
the Sandman
Sneak Day Observed At Montana State Normal College
Dillon reports Montana State Normal college held Sneak Day with the entire student body and many faculty hiking to the hill crest west of town to paint the giant M white. The event continued through morning and afternoon as students participated in the annual observance.
First State bank of Philipsburg names new president
At a Philipsburg board meeting Dr. W L Power was elected president to fill the vacancy from the late Lawrence Hauck. William Dingwall became vice president and Herman L Hauck joined the board, with A P Bowie continuing as cashier. Various residents and visitors are noted in brief town items.
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Philipsburg
First State Bank of Philipsburg
W. L. Power
Lawrence Hauck
William Dingwall
Herman L. Hauck
A. P. Bowie
Walter Kroger
Olympia
Wash
A. H. Nea
Anaconda
Jack Guinanne
Portland
P. J. Otter
Philadelphia
Barton Mitchell
Maxville
Thomas Barr
Rock Creek
William Truscott
Princeton
James Gillis
FE. E. Erickson
Marshall Creek
John Hickey
John T. Mitchell
Seattle
Edward Sebasky
Helen Roe
William Roe
Miss Roe
Cow Creek
Roy Burditt
Burditt
Molly Metcalf
Henry Erickson
Missoula
Frank Johnson
John Werning
F. Rudrauff
Butte
Northwest Weather Summary May 22 Mostly cloudy conditions
May 22 Helena area notes skies largely cloudy with no major precipitation inland. Temperatures rose across the Northwest except along the coast and Canadian Southwest where they eased. Pressure over the last 24 hours remains steady as storms concentrate along coastal Utah Colorado and Nebraska.
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Helena
Bela
Soigary
Webisvereseseveras
Chicago
Portland
St. Paul- Minneapolis
Utah
OMG
Colorado
Nebraska
Canadian
Northwest
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