More Bones Unearthed At Pacific Street Discovery
Professor J E Monroe summarizes the excavation of a mammoth sized fossil on Pacific street. The find includes a lengthy femur and tuskless evidence suggesting Elephas primigenius, with bones buried above Beaverhead river gravels and transported by stream action before final entombment.
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J. E. Monroe
The
Normal College
Pacific Street
Finley Cunnard
North America
Beaverhead River
Joess
Champlain
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Plains
County High School Closes With Graduation Address
The County High School graduation ends with twelve students receiving certificates after songs and solos by students such as Edith Remley and Bertha Freeman. Prof. C. L Robbins of Normal College delivers remarks on moral independence and self advancement as the school year closes for summer break.
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C. L Robbins
The
Normal College
Montana
New Histories at Library Add Historic World Reference
The Outlook publishing company announces Historians History of the World in twenty five volumes bound in green cloth with leather backs and covers. The set covers Egypt to modern China and Japan with maps and an index in volume twenty five. It aids quick accessible factual history for readers, students, and general interest. Guy Carter and wife returned from Butte after visiting friends.
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Europe
Matrons Contest for Edalina Silver Medal
The Matron's Silver Medal contest by the W C T U is set for Monday evening May 28 at the M E church. The program includes invocations, numerous vocal solos, recitations, and readings led by local pastors and Mrs A L Anderson and Mrs James Kirkpatrick with final judge decisions and an address by State President Mrs Currah.
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M. E. Church
W. G. Jones
Alice’’Ascher
Grace Adams
College Oil
Cana
A. L. Anderson
Bell Ward
Kemzy— Mies
Edith Remley
Columbia
School Board Grants Leave Of Absence For Teacher Turnover
The board of trustees met Monday and granted Miss Pluma Tattersall a year’s leave of absence. Miss Helen Flotow was elected interim teacher at $65.00. Flotow will graduate from State Normal College next month. Tattersall plans to study at the University of Chicago next fall. The rest of the teaching staff mostly accepted their next year positions, except Miss Ella P. Leland, whose successor will be appointed later.
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Dorchester
Watertown
N. Y
Leland
Minneapolis
Lanark
Miss Burke
Missoula
Chippewa Falls
Wic
Miss Jeffrey
North Dakota
Kalmazoo
Miss McCartney
Gannon
West
Miss Tattersall
Idea
Medicine Lodge
Miss Myers
Board of Trustees of the Public Schools
Pluma Tattersall
Helen Flotow
Flotow
State Normal College
Miss Tatter
University of Chicago
Ella P. Leland
Redrock Survey Abandoned By Helena Backers
James Glass of Helena and Col Alf Decker of Redrock halted plans for a Redrock reservoir and canal after a discouraging survey. Engineers Metlen and Helmick reported a fifty five mile east side line with heavy expense and risky terrain or costly flumes and major rock work. Water flow at the proposed dam site was minimal, leading to the decision not to pursue the project.
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James Glass
Helena
Col
Alf Decker
Redrock
Metlen
Helmick
Ryan’s Canyon
Blacktail Creek
Stove Canyon
Morse Beach
Beaverhead Rock
Dillon
Argenta Road
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County High School
Robbins
Livingston
Miss Tones
Home Ranch
Library
Guy Carter
Butte
Eliel Bros
Redrock Survey
Eph Stoller
Blatz Wiener
Wiener
Blatz
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee S. S
Patterson
Bannack St
Nene
Sailwau
Dillon, Montana
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