Band To Play At Federal Building In Butte Tonight
The Butte Mines band led by Sam Treloar performs tonight from 7:30 to 9:30 on the Federal building lawn, courtesy of Postmaster Phil Goodwin. The program includes marches, selections from Wagner and Lehar, Scottish songs, and operatic fantasies with a finale.
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Butte Mines
Sam Treloar
Phil Goodwin
Federal Building
Copper Street
Hebgen Park
East Second Street
Galahad Commandry
Rollinson
Lake
Honolulu
Tom Boy
Lei Aloha
Waikiki
Hawaii Pond
Rienzi
Wagner
Dresden
Wwer
Venice
Trial testimony details shooting at minister’s home
Shad R. Wilson testified at L. C. Garrett’s trial that he found Garrett beating him on the Rev. Pierce porch as women screamed, with Robert Garrett nearby holding a pistol. He said he saw Robert Garrett fire several shots into the minister’s body before and after he toppled.
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Cumberland Courthouse
Shad R. Wilson
L. C. Garrett
Pierce
Robert Garrett
Robert O. Garrett
Beacom Named Receiver for Denver and Rio Grande Western
Thomas H. Beacom former vice president of the Rock Island railroad system was appointed receiver for the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad by Federal Judge J Foster Symes. He succeeds Joseph H Young who resigned. Beacom began his railroad career in 1882 as a timekeeper on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad.
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Beacom
Denver
Thomas H. Beacom
Rock Island Railroad System
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
J. Foster Symes
Joseph H. Young
Young
Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Australia Lacking Fresh Water, Says Sydney Visitor
H. B. Cusack of Sydney, touring the United States by car, says Australia’s water shortage holds back agriculture. He notes the lack of snow mountains limits year round supply and contrasts with American snow-fed waters seen on his trip from Spokane to Trinidad Ward on the Santa Fe trail.
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Spokane
Wash
America
Australia
H. 8 Cusack
Sydney
Passin
Saring
Trinidad Ward
Sante Fe
County sheriff's mileage dispute to fight in courts
The sheriff seeks mileage pay outside the state after the county auditor disallowed over 1300 dollars. The board approved February and March claims, while future months await county attorney guidance on 19 cents per mile for deputies and 12.5 cents per mile for autos. A subpeona service issue arose as the sheriff warned of litigation.
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Counsil
Fifth annual roundup draws crowds to Bozeman show
Bozeman on August 1 reports crowds arriving for the fifth annual roundup despite cold weather. Weather forecast promises sun for opening day. The streets fill with cowboys, Indians in blankets, and curious tourists as trains and roads stay busy. Al Day and Chester Byers named judges. cowboys vote for the other two tonight during event drawing. The show gains pace as riders prepare, with many outlaws known and some mysteries adding to the buzz.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
al Day
Chester Byers
Births in Butte keeps growing with nine new arrivals
Mr and Mrs P J Moore at St James hospital welcomed a girl on July 24. James Twaddell at 604 East Galena welcomed a girl on July 26. Valentine Chelini at 2208 Farrell welcomed a boy on July 23. Clare Elders at St James hospital welcomed a girl on July 30. J B Roslosnik at 1508 B welcomed a boy on July 31. William T McCarthy at 1020 Maryland welcomed a girl on July 20. Andrew A Vicevich at 735 East Galena welcomed a boy on July 18. Richard Opie at 2105 Redwood welcomed a boy on July 27. Frank V Piskolich at 2102 South Dakota welcomed a girl on July 14. Wilford D Arlington at 720 Mast Mercury welcomed a boy on July 3.
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Butte
P. J. Moore
St. James Hospital
James Twaddell
East Galena
Valentine Chelini
Farrell
Clare Elders
J. B. Roslosnik
Willam T. McCarthy
Maryland
Andrew A. Vicevich
Richard Opie
Redwood
Frank V. Piskolich
South Dakota
Wilford D. Arlington
Mast Mercury
Auditor Sullivan Blocks Sheriff Mileage Bills
Auditor Frank Sullivan supports holding up the sheriff's mileage bills. He notes deputies may charge mileage if they go home to dinner, dance, or a refreshing ride, but he will not approve the claims until advised by the county attorney or the law.
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Sheriff's Office
Oakland
Sevenmile
City
Great Northern Depot
Centerville
Booth Main
Rain Hotel
Northern Pacific Depot
Oxford
Kennedy Street
Frank Sullivan
Golden Glint Shampoo Brings Out Medium Brown Hair
A shopper notes that medium brown hair looks best after using Golden Glint Shampoo. The product’s effect on shade appears to satisfy the tester who favors natural tones and shine.
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Norfolk
Isca Bokeoma
Symons
Vogue
White Poplin
Lampe
Scotland
Charlie
Loch Lomond
Edinburgh
Annie Laurie
Johnnie Cope
John Anderson
Joe
Wallace
Keel Row
Prophet
Luxembourg
Granichstaedten
Continental Oil Company
Colorado Corporation
Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Conoco
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