Wilson Visits Butte as Gubernatorial Candidate
Republican candidate Harry L. Wilson spoke at Teweys ranch in Butte at the invitation of Billings Elks to invite all Elks and friends to the state convention in Billings August 12 to 14. He defended his run, stressing duty to country and equal access to education, and outlined an advisory board concept with representatives from labor, banking, stockraising, agriculture and commerce to advise the governor on key issues.
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Harry L. Wilson
Montana
Tewey's Ranch
Billings Lodge
Elks
Billings
Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
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Tam
San Ee
Arrested for Robbery After Acting as Host
Dan Ryan complained of a $40 robbery and swore out a warrant for M Cook and Babe Smith. He claimed he slept in Cook's room on Utah Avenue and woke to find his money missing after they left briefly for a restaurant.
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Butte News Notes and Local Events
Rent pianos from Orton at the P O News Stand and purchase stationery and office supplies. The ladies society of St Mark's Lutheran church meets this afternoon with Mrs Decker. Miss Mildred Gerry and Wayne Hivala wed Saturday night at Mountain D Wolfe of the parsonage officiated by Rev G Gelatin. A telegram from Kenneth Wolfe of Kalispell announced the birth of a son to Rev Wolfe and his wife formerly Miss Isabelle Gilbery of Butte.
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G Gelatin
GD. Wolfe
Kenneth Wolfe
Kalispell
Wolfe
Isabelle Gilbery
Butte
Second hottest day of the summer in August record
The government thermometer showed Tv degrees marking the second hottest day of August this year. July 7l was the hottest day at 92 degrees. July 1920 averaged 13.5 plus with 0.91 inches precipitation, higher than 1819. First eight days of August averaged about 84 degrees, one degree higher than last August.
Native of Montana Succumbs at Basin
A Montana native died yesterday at Basin aged 36. The body was moved to Dugga Undertaking rooms and will go to the home of a brother at 1831 South Idaho Street. Surviving are father E Bennett two brothers and sisters Mrs Alexander Ben Bet and Sie and Mrs Bennett and an uncle William Kelly of Philadelphia.
Suburban Notes and Local Family Travels
Suburban notes recount Mr and Mrs John Sullivan visiting Spokane and Seattle with friends while other locals announce moves and travels. Jane and Katherine Nei report Seattle visits. Frank Lenihan and Thomas Leary plan to attend eastern schools. Michael O Keefe returns to Miles City. a baby arrives at the Sweet home. Mrs Freyler Nelson recovers. Miss Edna Tocatelli summers in Seattle. Trinity church hosts a picnic and Junior League planned events. weddings and departures to New York and England noted amid social rounds and funerals for Mary F Flathers.
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Thomas McGlynn
Clayton Avenue
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Dewey Point
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Deer Lodge
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Hast Daly Street
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Ite
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North Jackson Street
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Lowell Avenue
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Phillips Avenue
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Wesley Chapel Sun School Plans Annual Plea at Gregson Springs
SOUTH SIDE Wesley Chapel Methodist Sun school announces its annual ples Ric on Wednesday at Gregson Springs with sports and entertainment for all ages. Mrs Tythe and Junior visit Seattle for a month, and Mr and Mrs Petlin welcome a newborn son.
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Gregson Springs
Tythe
Junior
Oregon Avenue
Seattle
John Petlin
Wiorence Avenue
Stetson
Great Falls
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Centerville Residents Return From Billings And Yellowstone Trip
Centerville notices list numerous residents and relatives traveling or visiting. Mr and Mrs Jack Jones of 7 ONeil street Miss Mary Barker Miss Ruby Gregory and cousin Mrs Lilley Strick Mrs John Hingston and two children Raymond Ford Mae Ford Miss Gertrude Morgan of Salmon City Idaho guest of Mrs Rule family Irene and Anna Kelly of 424 East Center street Bozeman visit sister Mrs F O Dell Mr and Mrs William Holleran Anaconda hosts of parents Patrick Sullivan Bud Kelly returns from Missoula Dan Mahoney and William Hawkins party camping near Renova Sue McDermott family visit from J S Murphy Philipsburg Patrick Leary Missoula avenue Seattle visit friends Mart McCarthy family extended camping trip last Wednesday
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O'Neil Street
Mary Barker
Billings
Ruby Gregory
Missoula Avenue
Lilley Strick
Yellowstone Park
John Hingston
Spokane
Raymond Ford
Mae Ford
Gertrude Morgan
Salmon City
Idaho
Rule
Sun View Terrace
Centerville
Young Ladies’ Club
Kate Duggan
Irene
Anna Kelly
East Center Street
Bozeman
F. O'Dell
William Holleran
Anaconda
Dan Mahoney
William Hawkins
Renova
Sue McDermott
West Center Street
J. S
Ellen Murphy
Philipsburg
Patrick Leary
Seattle
Mart. McCarthy
Meaderville Social Notes Highlight Patrons and Travels
Mrs Sophia Thomas visits from Seattle with son William. Miss Eva Girolami tours Yellowstone Park with four friends for two weeks. Mrs George Bennett returns from the coast towns after two months visiting relatives. Sam D Ambrosia moves to San Jose California to start a new home. Tony Jino of Meaderville Company recovering from last week s injury. Mrs Walter Breen ill at home. Mrs George Frank and Eva spend the summer with relatives in Grace Montana.
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Walter Breen
Main Street
George Frank
Eva
Grace, Mont
Woman Arrested on Two Charges in Local Case
Amanda Nelson, 24, of South Wyoming street, was arrested Saturday night on two charges bootlegging and malicious mischief for splashing water on William Johnson a blind man. Bond set at 250 Johnson posted 10. Also Violet Lee Margaret Cameron belaw Jennie Doe Babe Williams and W N Norton and Charles Reddick arrested for vagrancy. Tom Tucker booked as drunk Anna George Mary George and Marie George charged as public nuisances.
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South
Wyoming Street
William Johnson
Johnson
Violet Lee
Margaret Cameron Belaw
Jennie Doe
Babe Williams
W. 8
Norton
Charles Reddick
Tom Tucker
Anna George
Mary George
Marie George
Little Wanderers Returned to Homes
Two lost children caused a stir at the emergency hospital as they cried for their mothers. A rosy faced 2-year-old said his daddy called him Thon, while the other child could not provide clear details. Parents eventually appeared and reclaimed the youngsters.
Will Visit Fast Extends Midwest Trip for Vivian Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vivian of 1925 Rofida Avenue will leave today for about two months visiting the East and their families. They plan to stop at Mr. Vivian’s former Wisconsin home and Mrs. Vivian’s Michigan home, with stops in Milwaukee Chicago and Detroit.
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Wilbur Vivian
Rofida Avenue
East
Mr. Vivian
Wisconsin
Cox Speech Errors Highlight Tax Debates and Policy Claims
A lengthy critique asserts Governor Cox's speech misstates fiscal facts and taxes. It contrasts Democratic and Republican actions on wartime and postwar taxation, noting Congress tax cuts and deficits, while labeling Cox’s taxation proposals inconsistent and lacking a coherent program.
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Hain
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Governor Cox Attacks Senate Over Covenant Ratification
In a discussion on international affairs Governor Cox voices sharp opposition to the Senate majority for Americanizing the president's covenant. He accuses the Senate of subverting ratification of the League of Nations and vows to join the battle ahead of the nation.
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Cox
Senate
Americun
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