The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07
DATE SET FOR MONDAY
MORNING..
ASSIGNMENT OF THE TEACHERS
Preparations Are All Complete for the
First Days Work-Larger Attend
81, ance Than Before-Thirty-
Eight Teachers.
(Special to Inter Mountain,)

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Anaconda. Sept. 1.-The public schools
of Anaconda will open next Monday
morning. Everything is in readiness
for the event and this morning superin-
tendet j. A. Koontz completed the as
signment of teachers, which, however,
may undergo some slight alterations
before the pupils assemble at the re-
spective building day after tomorrow.
There is every reason to believe
that the attendance this year will be
much larger than at any previous
time in the history Of the Smelter CITY,
and in all probability it will be found
necessary to increase the staff of teach
ers when the work of organization Is
completed next week.
On account of the building of the new
shelters in this city and the general
prosperity of the town, the population
of the city has materially increased
during the past year. Many of the
men employed in the new works are
married and have settled down here to
make this their future home. A great
number have purchased residences here
with the intention of becoming perma-
Eent fixtures in the community.
The greatest enrolment in the schools
at any one time last year was some
thing like 1000, SO with the noted in
fux of people the number must GER
tainly be much larger.
The corps Of teachers already en-
gagged, including the principals in each
building, number 80. all told. In the
Central school building there are s:
Lincoln school, 3; Prescott, 6: Bryan,
s: Carroll. l. West End, / and Mill
Creek, l. There Is also one instructor
Of music.
Superintendent Koontz gave notice to
the teachers to meet him at his office
this morning at II o'clock when he
gave each one their assignment, AS
follows:
Central School,. B. Walker. prin-
cipal, science; Martha e. Livingston,
history; Anna NJ. Sutherland. mathe-
mates; Anna v. Barrett, English: Miss
Redeker, languages; Mrs. Mary F. GAN
non, eighth grade; May Ntzhugh, sew
enth grade: Ella Adams, sixth grade.
y Lincoln School-Arthur Sears, prin-
cipal; Mary q. Evans, seventh grade;
Nanoi Hardenbrook, sixth grade: Mary
Z. Cady, sixth grade; Clara Bryant,
fifth grade; Ruth Lowry. fourth
grade; Nellie Shea, fourth grade: Grace
Wisner, third grade; Mary Howard.
third grade; Edna Waterbury. second
SFaOe, Minnie II. DyaS, second grade;
Mrs. Jane M. Parks. first grade; Mary
+. Berry, first grade; Teresa O'Don-
NELL first grade.
Prescott School-Jesse Blackstone,
principal. fifth grade; IDA Marcheon,
fourth grade; Anna H. Evans. third
grade; Esther OKeefe, second grade:
Mary l.. Mcdonald. first grade; Mar
garet T. Gleason. first grade.
BRYAN SChOOl-Helena nj GLEASON
principal, first grade: Alice l.. Mahoney,
fourth grade; Margaret Maloney. third
grade; Mary H. Brennan. third grade:
Jennie McMillen. second grade; Ha--
riet Wright, first grade.
Carroll-Miss Bryan.
West End-Miss Lynch.
Mill Creek-Nellie Kelly
Special teacher of music, Miss Jean
Macdougall.
The substitute teachers selected are:
Margaret Bryant, Myrtle Templeton,
Ezra Tenpleton. Maud Mckenzie. Urna
Mckenzie, Maud Heinbach, Margaret
Macaulay, Mile Hallas.