Butte Robbery Suspect Tempest Arrested In Monogram Resort
Miss Mamie Tempest, a Monogram resort resident, was arrested by Special Officer James O Keefe at the request of Butte Chief Jerry Murphy in connection with theft of money from August Roulpa. Police say Tempest had no active role but entertained an alleged paramour tied to the robbery. The man suspected of transporting the stolen funds fled before local authorities alerted, while Tempest was questioned and released pending further action.
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Mamie Tempest
Monogram
Mainville
James O'Keefe
Jerry Murphy
Butte
Hutte
Badlands
Miss Tempest
Frank White
Butte Force
August Roulpa
the Royal
Vy Pansy Hrashear
Butt
Charles
Sears
Peter Bon
Seari
Roulpa
Peterson Girl
Saari
Baars
Peterson
Santa
Anaconda Country Club Plans Monthly Dances and Teas
The Anaconda Country Club launches a season of dances and afternoon teas for members families and out of town guests. Improvements include dining room access at all hours new clay on three tennis courts and a faster surface for the golf course. A tennis tournament is planned with William Flynn Swift B Hunter and C W Morse handling applications. A ladies committee of Mrs J Harrington Mrs E J Bowman and Mrs I R Gardiner was appointed. About 20 membership vacancies exist as the club invites local prospects to join while openings last.
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Anaconda Country Club
William Flynn
Swift B. Hunter
C. W. Morse
Warrant for Missing Witness Filed in Kane Case
Justice of the Peace James Pringle issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Thomas Hyland, the complaining witness in a second degree assault case against James Kane. Kane, arrested last week, allegedly struck Hyland with a rock and hid nearby awaiting Hyland’s exit. Kane pleaded not guilty. Hyland failed to appear, and the court remanded Kane and ordered Hyland’s warrant issued, with Hyland believed to be in Isutte.
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Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
Thomas Hyland
James Kane
Pringle
Forday
Kane
Louw Hartsell
Hyland
William Hibbard
J.B. C. Knight
Isutte
Vacationing Women and Farewell Party at Local Church
Miss Mary Dalton and Miss Susan McDonald enjoy a Gold Creek vacation. Neil Baird, Northern Pacific freight agent from Butte, visited yesterday. Baptist Ladies Aid meets in church parlors with entertainment by Mrs. Ford, Earle, and Mrs. Wesley Morris. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald is planned Monday. Cards and a Dutch lunch followed a midnight hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dalton
Susan McDonald
Gold Creek
Neil Baird
Northern Pacific
Butte
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Ford
Earle
Wesley Morris
Harry McDonald
Forty Cities in Germany Hold Honorable Peace Meetings
Berlin reports the national committee for an honorable peace held meetings in about forty German cities. Moderates offered general statements, few concrete peace terms. Prof Adolph Harnack spoke in Berlin’s Great Philharmonie urging restraint and unity, noting Russia’s eastward role and Britain’s sea dominance.
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Germany
Berlin
London
National Committee For
Adolph Harnack
Philharmonie
Russia
Europe
England
Belgium
Harnack
Loan Board Confirms Farm Loan Board Nominees
The loan board confirmed today the unanimous nominations of Charles B. Lobaell from Great Bend Kansas George W. Norris of Philadelphia W A Smith from Sioux City Town and Herbert Quick of Berkeley Springs West Virginia as members of the new farm loan board with no opposition.
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Charles B. Lobaell
Great Bend
Kan
George W. Norris
Philadelphia
A. Smith
Sioux City
Town
Herbert Quick
Berkeley’ S Springs
W. Va
New Farm Loan Board
Railway Picnic Committees Named for Silverlake Event
The big Butte Anaconda Pacific railway picnic at Silverlake next Sunday will be run by committees. Names include Finance led by McCarvel and Somerhauser, Transportation chaired by Murphy with Marron and Collins, Law and Order led by Kincok, Refreshments chaired by Perry, Reception led by Ludders, and Sports chaired by Halloran with Spengler and Tonkin. The sports program features a baseball game, tug of war, and multiple age and gender sprint events.
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Silverlake
Avra
Thomas J. McCarvel
J. J. Somerhauser
P. A. Fitzmaurice
H. F. Patterson
Transportation
C. F. Murphy
J.C. Marron
W. L. Collins
al Goodwin
C. Lemmon
GH. Daniels
J. D. Wallace
Butte
Harry Huey
Rocker
C. E. Metzker
Silver Bow
F. Goodhough
Gregson
Law and Order
Louis Kincok
John McCarvel
George W. Burns
J. Longeway
J. N. Haddick
Hugh ‘Cavin
Albert Adams
J. N. McNall
P. Everett
D. Monaco
Charles Greenough
J. Hagerty
C. H.’ West
N Ronally
P. Cebulia
Wiliam Perry
T. J. McDermott
George Cranda
Bert ‘McNeil
J. H. Shuch
Mr. Marshland
C.W. Reuber
P. M. Halloran
MacRae junior league team defeats Goodfriends 8 to 5
The MacRaes beat the Goodfriends 8 to 5 in a tight junior league game. They trailed early but surged with four runs in the penultimate inning to secure the win. Umpires Dyers and Domitrovich officiated for the MacRaes and Bowers and Emmons for the Goodfriends.
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MacRae
MacRaes
Dyers
Domitrovich
Bowers
Emmons
Death of 13 month old girl Wicke at home
Strude Irene Wicke the 13 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Wicks of 716 East Fifth Street died at the family home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at St Peter's church with interment at Mount Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strude
Irene Wicke
W. G. Wicks
East Fifth Street
St. Peter's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
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