Evans Presidents of Horseshoers Convention in Butte
Earl Evans of Helena was elected president of the Montana Muster Horse Shoers Association at its fifteenth annual convention in Butte. More than 50 delegates attended as topics included horse welfare promotion and rising costs. new officers named for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Vans
Tetona
Montana Muster Horseshoers’ Association
Butte
Moose Hail
George Larson
Ogden
Utah
John Hail
Minneapole
We W. Smitiy
Chi
Montana
Pri
United States
Pennsylvania
Lewis Snell
Hutte
A. J.thompson
Earl Evans
Helena
J. E. Hutt
Hazeman
John Harrington
W. Srmaith
Low Temperature and Sharp Wind
The forecasted cold spell bore out with a high around 29 above zero and a 32 degree low at 8 pm. A sharp wind in the afternoon and evening subsided a bit late last night, and a night rise in barometric pressure gave hope unsettled weather was ending.
Buite Machinery Sues Over Engine Rental Dispute
The Buite Machinery company filed a suit against Auerbach Mining and Milling Machinery and Supply seeking 395.17 plus attorney fees and costs for an engine rented for eight months with nonpayment alleged. J W Carter of Union Pacific visited New York and local offices during a coastbound tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buite Machinery Company
Auerbach Mining and” Milling Machinery and Supply Company
Plaintif
Jefferson County high school hosts demonstration for deaf and blind pupils
In Boulder on April 17 President H J Menzemer and faculty enjoyed a program at the Jefferson County High School showing demonstrations by deaf and blind students with vocal and instrumental music, Braille work, and gymnastics followed by a luncheon. Domestic science class served a dinner to faculty and school board.奉
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oulder
H. J. Menzemer
Jefferson County High School
Jerome P. Donegan
Portland
Ore
St. Catherine's Cathole Church
Floyd Wilson
Dell
Butte
California
Charles E. Potter
Bozeman
Boulder
R. Shaeffer
Whitehall
J. H. Shattuck
Prospect
Teton County
Myrtle Hubbard
Hubbard
W. B. Gilbert
Barbara
Gilbert
William Wilson
Fulton elected board chairman at recreunination meeting
C. V. Fulton was re elected trustee of school district No. 1 and chosen chairman of the board at yesterday afternoon’s reunion meeting. Mrs. McCarthy was nominated but withdrawn. J. Emory Rhetta was reemployed as clerk with a $2,500 salary, unchanged from last year, with four committees named for recommendations. Margaret Teary Bertha McGregor and William Hosking were appointed to clerk’s office posts subject to approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Fulton
Chiteman
McCarthy
J. Emory Rhetta
Margaret Teary
Bertha McGregor
William Hosking
Di Bene Pleads Not Guilty On Statutory Charge
Angelo Di Bene pleaded not guilty on arraignment before Judge Lynch yesterday to a statutory offense. The case stems from allegations by a young Italian girl that she was kept an unwilling prisoner in a relative’s home on Hast Park Street, with charges raised publicly during a city council hearing weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo di Tene
Lynch
di Bene
Hast Park Street
Morgan Ordered to Leave City After Vagrancy Plea
George Morgan was ordered to depart Butte after pleading guilty to vagrancy. Judge Grimes in police court ruled the climate unhealthy for him and gave Morgan 12 hours to leave the city following his arrest after asking a resident for money to buy meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morgan
Butte
Grimes
Morgan
Alouien Wise's Birthday Party at 609 Montana Street
In honor of Alouien Wise the Wise family hosted a party at 609 South Montana Street. Guests included Mary Nolan Helen Mecellan Guay Joaphine Sheridan Phyllis Shughines Audrey Sheehey Lois Degell Alice Mathe Harold Perkins and baby Freddy Koehler with Mrs Wise Mrs Sheehey and Mrs Koehler serving as hostesses. Meat markets showed a slight drop from last week per Inspector Stevenson noting cleanliness is good for the season.
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Alouien Wise
A. Wise
Montana Street
Mary Nolan
Helen Mecellan
Guay
Joaphine Sheridan
Phyllis Shughines
Audrey Sheehey
Lois Degell
Alice Mathe
Harold Perkins
Freddy Koeh
Sugar Plant Worker Killed in Lathe Accident at Billings
Billings April 17 John J Farley 25 a longtime helper in the Great Western Sugar plant was killed this forenoon when a lathe shafting slipped from center and struck him on the head crushing the skull He was assistant master mechanic and had four years with the company He leaves a widow and small daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
John J. Farley
Great Western Sugar Company
Farley
Ite
Milk Inspector Reports High Averages Across Dairies
Taste tests of milk samples from city dairies during the week show a high average as Milk Inspector Erickson reports. Nearly every dairy inspected met or exceeded the required standard according to the findings.
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DAIS
Erickson
Mine Cage Accident Crushes Head at West Colusa Mine
Angelo George was injured Friday evening while riding the cage at the West Colusa mine. He underwent surgery at Murray hospital to remove three pieces of skull bone. He was being raised to the surface when the mishap occurred and is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Colusa
Angelo George
Murray” Hospital
George
Reed in Gate Washington man held in Finland smuggling case
John Reed an American magazine writer believed executed in Finland is imprisoned in Abo Finland on a smuggling charge according to advices from the American charge d affaires at Helsinki made public today by the state department.
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Montana Trunk Co
J. Bettman & CO
West Park Street
Alice
Northwest
North Main
J. W. Carter
Union Pacific System
New York
Carter
Enc
Fulton
J. Emory Rheim
V. Fulton
Ee Eenremeen DI Bene
City
mintrHpay Party
Stevenson
John Farley
Scott & Rowne
Jmr
Mrs
Earle Wallace
Butt
Wallace School
Pallas HaLl
Park and Dakota
Anaconda Studio
Moose Hall
Mwil
Samrit
Pyramid Dog Company
Bis Pyramid Wuliaing
Mallory
Langham—High
Boyville
Bouchers
West Park
DRS. Atwell & Sherman
Yorkhea
Crown and Bridge Specialists
Daly Bank Bldg
Francis Cate
South Dakota
Ladies Garment Store
East Park Street
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