Teachers for ensuing year placed on substitute list
The board of education approved the coming year’s corps with seven holdouts shifted to substitutes and about 15 new teachers to be added once new buildings finalize. Superintendent Young arrives August 1 to oversee next year. The committee named principals and teachers for election, and listed substitute candidates eligible for regular positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Young
Board of Trustees
Supreme Court of
State of Montana
P. A. Leamy
B.C. Hastings
J. P. Rowe
J. W. Dale
Wes Sopeings
W. L. Soper
Mary Morgan
Mary E. Ryan
Atlanta Birdseye
Mary Mullins
T. E
Tessie Courtney
Mary Crangle
Josephine Chirhart
Kate Cosgrove
Millie Coffin
P. J. Cooney
Clara Corbin
Frances Conyne
Adelia Cady
Ida Crossman
Esther Cosgrove
Alice Dinsmore
Josie B. Duke
Mary Doughty
Belle Doonan
Elizabeth Evans
Julia Earle
Fannie Ewing
Amy C. Edmunds
Mamie Finnegan
Mary Foaserman
Mary Stackpole
Eva Strasberger
Lillian Stevenson
Mattie Sim
Ella Swift
Julia Shea
Annie Sullivan
Aoy Short
Clara Shubert
Annette Stanley
Jennie Thirloway
Aline B.tieche
Edith van Deusen
Leote Wann
Ethel Wood
Jennie Woodbury
Minnie Whitt
Williams
Nancy York
Carolyn Bowman
May Carman
Mollie Holland
Agnes Meade
Lillian Paschal
Pearl Reed
Nellie Spiller
Grace Wilson
Nora Sullivan
Emelia Trewin
Sarah McMannis
Kathryn Redmond
Julia
Cadet Training Teachers Recommended Under Board Rules
A list of cadet training teachers is recommended under sections 93 and 94 with a one year training requirement for eligibility as teachers. Substitute teachers receive per day pay as per section 92. The salary schedule fixes monthly principals across multiple buildings and outlines teacher pay by years of experience and grade levels. The board approves last month’s salary list and places substitute teachers on the regular corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teac
Martha Fish
Helen Pieres Lilly Webster
Netttie Garcia
Anna Kennelly
Susie E. Arnold
Lena Masterson
Helen Connell
Bertha Konen
Mamie Feeney
Washington
Lincoln
Garfield
Grant
Jefferson
Madison
White
Brome
Price
Harrison Liberated in Miners Union Day Ruckus
Martin Harrison escaped from the county jail just as Miners Union day began. Judge Clancy called the case for trial. The county attorney said Elizabeth Ray could not be located and had likely left the country, prompting defense to request dismissal which the judge granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Harrison
Clancy
Elizabeth Ray
Harrison
Local Briefs From Butte Commerce and Notices
Numerous items list local services and ads in Butte. Pianos, tuning, and legal offices populate the block. stage schedules connect Lynndale departures. several funerals and shipments are noted including J L Smith and Martin Dewey. Social and business notices cover racing bouts, stock offerings, and liquor branding as the day’s small notices roll.
Williams Gage With the Jury In Sealskin Theft Case
In Judge Clancy's court Williams faced trial for allegedly receiving a sealskin lacquer valued at $100 knowing it was stolen. Mamie Smith testified the garment was hers and located in her Wyoming street room. Testimony linked McHugh Nixon and Williams to a loan arrangement at Deyotte's saloon with proceeds split, Williams acting as a catspaw. Williams denied involvement, claiming a $2.50 loaned from Nixon was his only cash, while Nixon faces separate deals and promised leniency for testimony. The trial wrapped after brief proceedings and juror excusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Grandon
Wyoming Street
Joseph Deyotte
East
Paris Street
Nixon
Williams
Harry A. Nixon
McHugh
Deyotte
Willarma
Williame
Reek Case Postponed In Local Court
The state case against Albert E. Reek for forging mortgages and promissory notes was moved to the docket’s end. He allegedly swindled Gagnon out of 1660 in two deals, and more similar charges await. the outcome hinges on future trial. During remodeling, banking operations moved to the room north of Leyson's Jewelry. Modern Woodmen will gather at South Butte hall to attend a funeral. Brownfield Canty Carpet Co advertises quarter sawed oak center tables from 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Office
Orton Broz
Hinkle & Dolman
Owsley Block
J. BH. Cowperthwaite
Owsley
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Company
Dr. Forsyth
Rowan
Jack la Fontise
Casino Hall
John N. Olson
Weat Park
Isabel Gudden
A. E. Jones
East Park
Charlies Langlois
Butte
Ivery
Lynndale
Shriners
Pean
Albert E. Reek
Clancy
Reek
Gagnon
Hall South Butte
Relendor Dewey, & Lan
Brownfield- Canty Carpet Co
Weet Park Street
Eight Hour Day Endorsed by Miners Union Leaders
At the Miners' Union Day event in the Grand Opera House letters from W A Clark and F Aug Heinze announced agreement to an eight hour day in all mines they control in the district. The Heinze properties enforce the change immediately and the Clark mines on June 15. The announcement sparked enthusiastic response among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
W. A. Clark
F. Aug. Heinze
Heinze
Clark Mines
STOCK MARKETS OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE Butte June 12 1900
Stock listings from Butte and Chicago show a quiet market with minor moves. Atchigan Anaconda and Manhattan figures appear with fractional changes. Brevity notices also promote brokerage services and local advertisements for furnished rooms and shop souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butte
Mont
Con Tobacco
Fed Steel
Manhattan
Mo Pacific
Nor, Pac
Nor
Pac
People’s Gas
Burlington
Rock Teland
Chicago
John J. Ferrell Brokerage CO
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City Water
Meaderville
Thomps! N Invest'mt CO
West Broadway
Richelle
Club House
van Qamp
Batavia
California
Cash Grocery
Main
Galena
Park St
Sant On
Eal AS
Sain
Oe Basin Ice Company
Mclean
Fropictor
Hutte
The
Colton Peaches
Colton Pears
Ener
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main St
Montana
Graham
Salen
Leaman E, Cook
Esther
East Park Street
Ed Grosser
Trades Council
J. L Smith
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
St. Patrick's Church
Williams Gage
Great Northern Railways
Philadelphia
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
Chambers Block
Leyson
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Corner Park
Butte, Montana
Lexington
West Galena and
Idaho Streets
West Galena Street
Fosselman's
Rinehart Indians
Bilegant
Su. Beet
Bright
Nam
Java
Cash Grocers
W. Park
China
Asca
John
TOV
Wsar
Ingram Carpets
Soca
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
West Park Street
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