Trustees form Tod draw resolutions at Butte meeting
At last night’s trustees meeting Superintendent Young reported the death of Miss BP Downey long time Lincoln school principal. The board named a committee to draft suitable resolutions and approved staff changes including Miss Theodora Bushnell substitute teacher and Frederick Robinson to supervise manual training in Washington Blaine schools. B. N. Beebe elected as truant officer and Miss Winnie Squires’ leave extended. J J Sullivan to receive old Blaine outbuildings for removal and $5 708 budget authorized. Clerk Richards presented August financials showing $106,588.76 total credits and warrants issued of $4,966.42.
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J. J. Sullivan
Blaine School
Bille
Richards
Mining Stock in Hock as Security in Suit
Charles Heilbronner sues to recover 20 000 shares of Crobin Wickes Copper Mining stock pledged as security for a $750 loan to Charles W. Andrews with J L Meixell as secretary. He seeks to halt a proposed transfer and establish ownership with Andrews as trustee. Also note wage earners may open checking at Butte Commercial Bank on Hamilton Street.
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Charles Heilbronner
Charles W. Andrews
J. L. Meixell
Crobin-Wickes Copper Mining Company
Heilbronner
Andrews
Meixell
Butte
Butte Commercial Bank
Hamilton Street
Hunting parties outfit in Philipsburg on train
Philipsburg reports a number of hunting parties arriving by train and preparing for big game hunts. Notable visitors include Will Gallagher and Richard Northey of Butte, each heading in different directions. The Ballard Morgan camping party returned from the Corduroy on Willow creek after a ten day outing with Judge Ballard and D H Morgan taking fine bucks. In Billings the vestry of St Luke's Episcopal Church elected Rev Charles Luke to fill the vacancy left by Rev Joseph J Bowker.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Will Gallagher
Richard Northey
Butte
Ballard-Morgan
Willow Creek
Judge Ballard
D. H. ‘Morgan
Billings
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Brewer
Diocese of
Montana
Charles Luke
Sheridan
Joseph J. Bowker
Montana Masons Elect Officers At Grand Chapter Session
The second day of the Montana Masonic grand chapter meeting featured officer elections with members from all lodges present. Officers named include Rev. Frank B. Lewis as Most Excellent Grand High Priest and Dr. M. A. Walker as High Excellent Grand King, among others. The annual High Priests order meeting followed, with M. C. Reily re elected as president. The forty third annual grand lodge session opens today with officer selections and venue decisions for next year.
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Masonic Bodies
Montana
Grand Chapter
Frank B. Lewis
Bozeman
Edward C. Day
Helena
M. A. Walker
Dillon
H. J. Rainsford
Anaconda
H. M. Parden
Order of High Priests
Masonic Temple
M. C. Reily
Masonic Grand Lodge
Pretty Wedding in Helmville for Nora Conn and William Pritchard
Miss Nora M Conn and William H Pritchard were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry MacElwain in Helmville on Sept 11 Rev John Clurgwin officiated. The ceremony featured cousin Miss Ethel Conn as bridesmaid and William Conn as best man with flower girls Elizabeth Blair and Marie Wales. The couple left next day for a western state trip while friends wished them happiness.
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Standard
Helmville
Henry MacElwain
Nora M. Conn
William H. Pritchard
John Clurgwin
Ethel Conn
William Conn
The Ideal Man Proposal Theme in Then Current Gossip
The Buffalo News quips that the ideal man is the one who can and finally does propose, reflecting social expectations about romance and marriage in the era.
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Buffalo News
Two Hundred Men Wanted for Railroad Work near Whitehall
A city employment office in Hamilton posted a notice seeking 200 laborers for the Orman Crook camp near Whitehall. Wages for muckers and teamsters range from 2.50 to 2.75 a day with 5.25 weekly board, drawing applicants from mineside workers seeking steady jobs while conditions improve in Butte. The office notes rising outside requests for help and offers free placement in an overcrowded labor market.
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Free City Employment Office
Kk. F. Dobson
Dobson
Milwaukee
Orman-Crook
Whitehall
Muckers and Teamsters
Butte
Santa Fe officer seeks Maxwell in Las Vegas fraud case
Special Correspondence from Billings reports Special Officer Williams of the Santa Fe Railway arrived from La Junta Colorado seeking TI H Maxwell, once in the employ of Billings jeweler Charles W Forester, for a case of obtaining goods under false pretenses in Las Vegas New Mexico.
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The
Standard
Billings
Williams
Santa Fe Railway Company
la Junta
Colo
TI. H. Maxwell
Charles W. Forester
Las Vegas
N. M
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Binine School
Financiaal
General Fond
Ayer
Tines
Building Fund
County Treas
County Treasee
Hock
Corbin
Wickes Mining
Shennessy$ Putte Dee Montane
Hennessy’s Costume
Wright
Portage
Springfield and
Forest Mills Underwear
Forest Mills
the Order OF High Priests
Cellent
Cornelius Hedges, Jr
Harry M. Allen
Dro F Arthur Lamb
Kalispell
Henry C. Smith
Miles City
Grand Sentinel
James KK. How
Virginia City
Grand Lodge
Pretchard—Conn
Ien
Carhardt Railroad
Oxford
Knox New York
Stetson
Hennessy
Manhattan
Derby
C. S. Oxfords
Mtn
DRED
Hamilton
Ira Swift
Anna Trainor
Swift
Trainor
Lodge of Eagles
Burns’ Hall
CC. A. Worth
Everett
Wash
Worth
Thomas C. Riley
Ravalli Hotel
Ethlyn Chambers
Corvallis
B. F. Consler
East
Charles City
Iowa
Della Fluent
Bitter Root District Irrigation Company
Consler
H. B. Merriam
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Thomas Simpson
Great Northern Railway
Sioux Falls
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