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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
4
Mrs. K W Jameson dean of women at the state university Missoula proposes a German only summer session. Students will form a German table at Craig hall and speak German at all times with a German house as a possible later extension. She emphasizes immersion and personal familiarity with German customs.
A favored suitor rings the doorbell asks if Miss Blank is home. The maid says she is out shopping and will not return soon. He waits nearly an hour then learns she had told her she was always at home to him.
World news items report the deaths of John Finlay son explorer at 105 and George Thompson publisher at 76. Other dispatches note federal land bank creation to remove political picks, party unity breaks among Socialist groups, Greece grants bread cards, and U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Webb Kenyon liquor law.
Miss Jessie Rust, previously a settlement worker in Philadelphia and Chicago, has taken the duties as probation officer for Gallatin county Montana. She is sister to Miss Mary Rust Bozeman school nurse and a graduate of the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy. Her three years in social service and vocational guidance prepared her for the Montana position.
Miss Irene Piedalue a Lewistown domestic science teacher and Montana State College alumna resigned to join the Houston Social Service Bureau as visiting housekeeper. She will teach cooking and sewing, advise on thrift and nutrition, and promote sanitation and hygiene while addressing moral issues and aiding tubercular families to improve home conditions.
Dillon reports start of the Andrus hotel construction valued at 100000 with work to begin March 1. Butte notes copper output and mining wages records for 1916 and wages totaling 4500000 in the Butte district. Helena records Mansur delivering Montana presidential votes in Washington, and Raht, famed East Helena smelter builder, dies in San Francisco.
The Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts will stage The Guide Post as a feature of Farmers Week at Bozeman. Authors are Mrs Una B Herrick and Miss Mignon Quan. The college dramatic club will perform under the authors' direction in the Municipal theater on Thursday February 1.
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