Strike called off as Helena printers sign 44 hour week
A Friday strike order set for 10 o clock in five Helena printing plants was canceled at 9 o clock after How ard M Casler of Denver said the shop owners agreed to establish a 44 hour work week on May 1. The unanimous vote favored the strike but negotiations since January produced the agreement with no wage changes. Henry Thompson and his niece visited the city from Kidd.
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Helena
Howard M. Casler
Denver
Colo
International Typographical Union
Casler
Melrose News Recap of Visits and Celebrations
The Melrose column notes Bertha Thompson illness in Butte and rapid convalescence after surgery. Locals like George Tash and families from Apex and Melrose traveled to Butte on business or to attend anniversaries. Easter services featured a Melrose Presbyterian choir under Miss Catherine Drayton. The Lacy ranch hosted anniversaries for four couples with games, dancing, and a late lunch, and a neighborly surprise party for Frank Hoffman. Camp Fire girls, led by Catherine Drayton, went on a hiking outing with bacon cooking as a highlight.
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Frank Tate
Dillon
Butte Ragadours
Melrose
Harvey
Lavon
St. Patrick’s
Melross
Herbert
Bill Harvey
Catherine Drayton
Julia Boetticher
Opal Lacy
Howard MacDonald
Bessie MacDonald
Delbert Jones
Arthur Jones
Hilary Tate
Helen
Elva Lindlief
Imar Young
Otto Boetticher
Louise Harvey
Mer
Ea. Harvey
Maurice
Bifl
Herber
Alice Newton
O'Dell Green
Cupid
Mr. Kearns
Jazel Buanut
Andrew Thompson
Butte
Bertha
George Tash
P. Connors
George Connors
A. Thompson
Richards
Wm. Lacy
Howard Jones
MacDonald
Wislon
Clifford MacCauley
Thomas
Melrose Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Apex
Lacy Ranch
Lacy
Christensen
Allen
Jones
Frank Hoffman
Hoffman
Dreamland
Paul Hoffman
Lloyd Hopkins
Patrick Smith
C. J. Clark
Banks
Louie Hoffman
J. MacCauley
Roy Vance
Ethel Tate
Hazel LaMarche
Emma Clark
Marguerite LaMarche
Catherine Thompson
Florence Olson
Messrs
Carl Hoffman
Maurice Harvey
Otto
Carl Boetticher
Evered Turner
O’dell Green
Bernard Hoffman
Thurman MacCauley
Taylor
Clifford-Reid
Wee
High School Plans Bulletin Album and Catalogue
The high school will publish a 150 page bulletin combining catalogue and annual elements. About 60 to 70 pages cover student affairs. Homer Faust is editor and Frank Ryburn business manager. publication is two weeks before school ends.
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Homer Faust
Frank Ryburn
Spring Track and Baseball Training Open at Beaverhead
Coach Knudson prepares Beaverhead athletes for spring training blending track and baseball to ready squads for interclass tournament. Pleasant weather aids early sessions as efforts focus on building a capable team after a period of inactivity.
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Knudson
Beaverhead
Three Debaters Earn Right to Sit in Dillon Debate
The semi finals yield six students Alan Smith Margaret Orr Frank Sweeney Raymond Holmes Clair Cosgrove and Maureen Desmond. The latter three take the affirmative on a compulsory arbitration law for labor disputes. The first three defend the negative and the top three will represent the school in a Sheridan contest in Dillon.
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Alan Smith
Margaret Orr
Frank Sweeney
Raymond Holmes
Clair Cosgrove
Maureen Desmond
Sheridan
Dillon
Study of European artists and their paintings
Students examine European artists and their paintings focusing on period, interpretation, and artistic accuracy. The B. C. H. 8th grade girls will soon distinguish between the old masters.
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Ign
School Notes On Absences And Meetings This Week
Florence Bray Margaret Roe Charles Banks and Katherine Gold ing are absent due to mumps this week. Anastacia Boger returned from Butte last Tuesday. Miss Connell and Miss Bolton will entertain at the next association meeting. Miss Connell speaks for Miss Cluph this week. Edna Stewart returned from Dell last Tuesday. Several students entered the deflamatory speaking contest. Jonathan Hildreth returned Monday after a week with mumps. Report cards likely to be issued this week. The seniors held an important meeting last Monday with class play ideas discussed. Ophiélia Lloyd is absent due to illness this week.
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Florence Bray
Margaret Roe
Charles Banks
Katherine Golding
Anastacia Boger
Butte
Miss Connell
Miss Bolton
Miss Cluph
Edna Stewart
Dell
Jonathan Hildreth
Serge
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Bagdad Temple
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Fred Young
Charles Austin
A. J. Geis
William Hocking
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Edward B.roe
Edward S&s. Duff
Roa
Kensingtens
Emrys D. White
Santa Ana
California
Mrs.Murray
Roy Murray
Roy Forrester
CLUBS
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J. E. Morse
Theta
W.A. Graeter
Good Government Club
Society
T. K. Julien
Archie Hernson
May
Ida
John F. Bishop
Marjorie Stevenson
Salt Lake City
B. N. Stevenson
Walter Taylor
Richard
Roger Cosgrove
Marshal Field
Genevieve Martin
Pocatello
Idaho
South Atlantic Street
Roberta Roberts
Hartwig Theatre
Joseph C. Smith
Honoy
Paul Stahl, Jr
Paul Stahl
City Hall
Cood
Reef Committee
Good Convernment Club
Sunset Orchestra
John Crisp
George Owens
Henry Thompson
City
Kidd
Via
Billings
Points
Montana
Wyoming
N. P
Billings Hotels and Commercial Club
Soap Creek
Fred T. Lincoln
Billings Commercial Club
Miss Fulker
Buick
Montana Auto Supply Company, Inc
United
Beaverhead Motors Company
Goodyear
Jake
Hartwig
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