Farewells Said to Two Rotarians at Butte Club
The Butte Rotary honored two members, W. E Maddock and William E Weber, with farewell tributes as they prepare to leave for California and Bater Idaho respectively. The club plans a Scout Camp outing next Thursday with members attending noon and a 5 pm departure.
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Rotary Club
W. E Maddock
William E. Weber
Butte
Mr. Maddock
California
Chapman
Maddock
Iion
Mazzini
Jock
Mr. Weber
Austin
Dan
Highlands
Local notes from Philipsburg and nearby towns
Philipsburg notes cover a busy week with visitors from Missoula and Butte, local society events, church activities, and town commerce. Residents including the O’Boyle, MacDonald, and Maynard households are mentioned along with trips to Anaconda, Breeden, and Granite Street gatherings.
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Peripsburg
Ognis
Sen, Fonday
Harlowton
T. O'Boyle
Marshall Creek
David “Miller
Rock
Las Umaters
Bre
Jonn' Chun
Missoula
C. Roc. McCrakan
Merv McCrakan
Hall
Ipsburg
Butte
Ladies Aid Society
Thrilling Friday Bargains on Beauty and Shoes
Bargains include Hinds Face Lotion and Honey and Almond Cream at 38 cents and 50 cent value. Lisle hose 29 pairs irregulars in black for 20 cents per pair. Women's strap pumps in brown kid leather with Cuban heel, sizes all, down to 3.95.
Chaney Mrs EL Ghandle Friends Visit City on Thursday
Mrs Chaney and Mrs EL Ghandle were seen visiting in the city on Thursday with friends SAG. Petritz accompanied them, adding to a brief but notable local social appearance.
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Ad Creene Tse
Chaney
Mrs EL Ghandle
Sag. Petritz
Labor shifts in tobacco trade spark female worker demand
Employers report rising demand for women to handle cultivated tobacco, claiming women are superior for the work. Men earn $2.50 a day while women receive $2.25, reflecting wage gaps amid ongoing push to oust male labor in favor of nimble female workers.
Fire at Evening Star Mine Halts Operations
A fire at the Evening Star mine near Aillaton destroyed the roller house and mutilated ore. Manager Cooney said he would double the force soon, with machinery in transit. He estimated property damage under $1000 but losses from halted mining will be heavier. The mine employed 10 miners, with plans to raise to 30.
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Evening Star
Aillaton
Blochey
Ir. Cooney
the Evening Star
District Court Jurisdiction Dispute Over Laundry Case
The Supply Laundry company sues Alvin Henrich in district court alleging a civil action. Henrich files a motion to quash the complaint claiming residency in Washington and arguing Montana courts lack jurisdiction over him or any property.
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Alvin Henrich
Washington
Montana
Local Sports and Music Fest Planned for Piente Location
Organizers S J Trevillon Henry Ambrosetti Arthur St Roberta and John Gilbert announce a community event at the Piente location. Sports of all kinds will be enjoyed along with a musical program.
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Clas
Piente
S.J. Trevillon
Henry Ambrosetti
Arthur St Roberta
John Gilbert
Marriage Licenses Issued To Five Couples In Butte And Wyoming
Marriage licenses were issued to Albert Skoog and Malborg Fisher of Butte Emanuel Holsten and Carrie Hedin of Butte Elmo T Haggerty of Evanston Wyoming and Mrs Lyda Jones of Salt Lake.
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Albert
Skoog
Malborg Fisher
Butte
Emanuel Holsten
Carrie Hedin
Elmo T. Haggerty
Evanston
Wyo
Lyda Jones
Salt Lake
Summer Festival at Immaculate Conception School Hall Tonight
Plans are complete for the annual summer festival at Immaculate Conception school hall this evening at 8. Open to all parishioners, the event features dancing, cards, and music for younger attendees. Refreshments will be served and proceeds go to the nuns' benefit.
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Immaculate Conception
Walsh named guardian to settle minor damage claim
Judge Lynch appointed John J. Walsh guardian of his minor son Michael J and authorized him to settle a damage claim arising from a traffic accident on July 28 involving a Brophy Grocery car. The boy sustained cuts and bruises and the proposed settlement of 250 dollars was offered, with Walsh preferring acceptance.
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John J. Walsh
Michael J
Lynch
Brophy Grocery Company
Warrant List Sent to Toledo Bonding Firm
A warrant list totaling 623,727.66 was sent by ex Brean to Whe Layton & Co of Toledo Ohio. The county plans to redeem warrants with county bonds under a bonding proposal. Commissioners adopt a budget system to keep expenditures within income and change county classification next July to reduce salaries and staff.
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Silver Bow County
Whelayton & Co
Toledo
Ohio
W. LeBington& Co
Hawaiians at Gregson Springs String Lua Troupe Set
Lovers of Hawaiian music in Butte and Anaconda will enjoy Lua troupe of native Hawaiians performing “South Sea Island jazz” at Gregson Springs next Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening. The group has headlined major vaudeville theaters and phonograph shows across the country.
Temple plans next meeting and drill team trip
The committee in charge has decided to hold a similar event at the next meeting on Tuesday August 9. The temple aims to send its drill team to the grand lodge meeting in Harlowton on September 1.
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Temple
Harlowton
Rod Leggat Estate First Annual Account Filed
The first annual account of the estate of Rod D. Leggat has been filed in district court by Jesse B. Mellor as administrator. The filing shows receipts totaling 80137.12 dollars and disbursements of 16 dollars.
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Rod Leggat
Rod D. Leggat
Jesse B. Mellor
Burglary Charge Involving Lester Wilson and Walter Gilmore
In a county justice court filing by the county attorney, Lester Wilson and Walter Gilmore face burglary charges. Officer W. R. Van Orden is the complaining witness in the case. Separately, attorney N A Rotering has filed to recover $500 from the Toledo based bond firm W L Slayton & Co.
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Lester Wilson
Walter Gilmore
Justice Court
Oficer W. R. van Orden
Rotering
N. A. Rotering
W. L. Slayton & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Venetian Moonlight Dance at Gardens
Owing to a misunderstanding in Yama Yama costumes Columbia Gardens postponed the Yama Yama dance to a future date. Instead Venetian moonlight social will be held next Saturday with a prize waltz. The giant rainbow reflector will illuminate the venue, continuing the resort’s popular moonlight dances.
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Columbia Gardens
California
Four Lonesome Drunks In Court
In police court yesterday Jennie Doe admitted drinking and asked the judge to proceed quickly. She commented on police treatment of women and said a decent woman could stay drunk if they were not so fresh. John Doe said he was drunk for the first time in six years and was fined $1. Charles Sisler and Pat Manning were each fined $5.
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Jennie Doe
John Doe
Charles
Sisler
Pat Manning
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Diana
Gery
Mayare’ar Hur
Yamet Ford
Pritchard
Idaho
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Emmet
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Tage
Goodie Hendrickson
Baray Tutwilier
Drumfond
Weane
Tony Kaiser
Anaconda
Stare
TF Howell
Sheri
Charles Agee
Lower Rock
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Bulle
Rae
Walter Ballard
P Ballard
Oma
Gunase
Symons
Windsor
Mercer- Weed
White Goods Department
Curtain Serim
Children’s Union
Women’s Union
Women's Union
Java
Ite
Gramercy
Pfdrge Parke
Fido
Doen Einscom
Finigh
Lydia
Shee Bration
Celine
Teather
Nine Mile House
Cara
Min
Simat
School Hall
Toledo Bonding
Gregson
Calanthe Temple Party
AL 'Prouty
Lescerday
Mr Prouty
Wate
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