Butte Kiwanis Eyes 1925 Missoula Convention Bid
Butte Kiwanis at the district convention in Missoula Monday will bid for the 1925 district meeting. Earle N. Genzberger to be nominated district governor. Delegation leaves Sunday by car caravan joining Anaconda and Deer Lodge. An ore car advertised on trailer for promotion. Volunteers add over $100 to Harrison avenue paving.
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Butte
Missoula
Butte Club
F. R. Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Venable
East
United States
James H. Rowe
Harrison Avenue
Kiwanane
Rowe
William Molloy
Elsie Fleming
Democratic candidate uses Declaration of Independence in ad
Ernest Hardcastle running for legislature on the democratic ticket circulates a facsimile of the Declaration of Independence with an historical sketch of signers. The blotter from Murphy Cheely Printing boasts a parking protest line about merchants and ads in town.
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Ernest Hardcastle
Hardcastle
John Hancock
John Bull
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Stephen Hopkins
Rhode Island
John Hart
New Jersey
New York
Murphy-Cheely Printing Company
Gampers on Skalkaho Must Secure Permits
Instructions from W M Nagel Missoula forest supervisor state that part of Skalkaho country is closed to camp fires without a permit while permits are available to reliable persons. Permits may be obtained from the ranger station west entrance to the Missoula forest or from forest officers and supervisors in Missoula and Hamilton. Smoking remains allowed in the Missoula forest. The permit system aims to supervise fires and prevent dangerous fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Forest Service
W. M. Nagel
Missoula Forest
Skalkaho
Missoula
Hamilton
Nagel
Four Freedoms From Matrimonial Bonds in District Court
Four divorces were granted yesterday in the district court by Judge W. B. Carroll. Ines M. Brinton was divorced from William L. Brinton with child custody and $10 weekly support. Mildred De Snell was granted a divorce from Ellaworth Dennel and may resume her maiden name Mildred Penny. Nora Hannigan was granted a decree and may use Nora Pelkie. Patrick Duffy was granted a decree in his divorce suit against Mary Duffy. Eleven construction projects of the American Methodist Episcopal Mission Foochow China are under way with estimated expenditures of $100,000 to $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Carroll
Ines M. Brinton
William L. Brinton
Brintons
Butte
Mildred de Snell
Ellaworth Dennel
Mildred Penny
Nora Hannigan Wee
John J. Hannigan
Nora Pelkie
Patrick Duffy
Mary Duffy
American Methodist Episcopal Mission
Foochow
China
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Hennessy
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Curtis California Sardines
Elberta Peaches
Montana
Bing
Malaga
Thompson
Sunkist
Doz Gravenstein
Abe
Ceylon
Japan
Durkee
Elberta
Gravenstein
Morrell
New Oriental Limited
St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago
Louis
Washington, D. C
Minneapolis
Superior
Kansas City
Glacier Park
the Park
Pacific Coast
Alaska
California
Northern Railway
FE. D. Boyle
Giz Metals Bank Bidg
D. ER. Wilder
North Main
Kiwanis
Logal Men
Gampers
Thrift
Warner
Gossard
Redfern
Jacquard Failles
Silk Pettibloomers
Voile, Batiste
Dimity
Eeru
Nainsock
Pacific
Royal Society
Vancy
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