Homestake Road Improvement Planned From Jefferson Valley
County Commissioner Byron E. Cooney announced start of work to re establish about 3100 feet of Homestake road linking with upper Nine Mile road to create a direct route from Jefferson valley into Silver Bow county. The project costs around 2500 dollars and will shorten trips for farmers to Butte while expanding access to a large recreational district.
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Jefferson Valley
Silver Bow County
Byron E. Cooney
Nine Mile Road
Nine Mile
Jefferson
Silver Bow Counties
Butte
Butte Briefs Show Visitors and Hotel Guests
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Miss Inez La Brossier of Bozeman and many others were in Butte yesterday on business or visiting friends. Names include J A Knight Great Falls J C McWilliams Great Falls Pauline Morton Havre C Kramer Livingston G H Parson Wisdom Betty Albright Helena and many more guests at Acoma Grand and Thornton hotels.
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Orton Bros
Pauline Morton
Havre
Acoma
J. R. Porter
J. R. Jackson
Dillon
Butte
Co. J. Kramer
Livingston
Charles Byrne
Missoula
Grand Hotel
G. H. Parson
Wisdom
Betty Albright
Miss Albright
Helena
P. O
Walter Thomas
Thornton Hotel
Anna Rogers
Bertha Rogers
Deer Lodge
Vida Matheson
FE. J. Eva
J. A. Clandon
C. M. Ross
Great Falls
CC. J. Collins
Martin Gleason
Leo
Marion
T. J. Thurston
Leaves For College Hugh Brown Heads To Santa Clara
Hugh Brown son of Mr and Mrs James Brown 527 West Park street departed last evening for Santa Clara California to enter college for the upcoming year.
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Hugh Brown
James Brown
West Park Street
Santa Clara
Cal
Catholic Outing at Columbia Gardens Promises Big Turnout
A Catholic field day at Columbia Gardens features a sport program with midget boxers and races. A cafeteria dinner will be served by parish ladies to support Central High School. Booths open at noon as plans aim for a record crowd.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Central High School
P. J. Tevlin
J. P. Crowley
N. Hubert
St. Patrick's
J. F. Redding
Eagles Picnic Promises Best Ever In Butte
Butte Aerie of Eagles marks its twenty third annual picnic on August 26 at Nine Mile with transport by car 50 cents each way. Highlights include Paddy Sullivan’s kid boxers, bronco busting on wild burros between Don B King and Owen Shields, music and dancing, surprises, and a hard rock drilling contest. Organizers Dennis Shea and Edward Sullivan urge attendance and note pastry by Jack Rowe and Frana Sweeney. further details to come.
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Butte Aerie of Eagles
Nine Mile
Butte
Paddy Sullivan
Don B King
Owen Shields
Edward A. Sullivan
Stewart
Eagles’ Club
Eagles
Sullivan
William Maxwell
Jack Rowe
The
Frana& Sweeney
James J. Brett
M. J. Hartnett
Mulligan
Dennis Shea
Montana Marriage and Divorce Boom in 1922 Census Report
The 1922 census bureau findings show Montana's marriages 5228 and divorces 1207 reflecting a busy season in state courts and bureaus. Comparisons note 1916 figures of 8108 marriages and 1848 divorces, with Silver Bow County recording 662 marriages and 245 divorces in 1922 and 1398 marriages and 335 divorces in 1916.
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Iwvorge
Montana
Bureau of Census
Washington
Treasure
Silver Bow County
Auto tax sale looms in Silver Bow County
More than 3,000 automobiles in Silver Bow County face seizure and sheriff sale for unpaid personal taxes. County Treasurer Howard McIntyre warns owners have 39 days to pay. average tax per car about 15 dollars. Authorities hold complete records and have sent final notices.
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Silver Bow
Howard MclIntyre
McIntyre
Quarterly Conference at Mountain View Methodist Church
The last meeting of the conference year will be held Saturday at 8 o clock at Mountain View Methodist Church with District Superintendent Dr H K Holtainger presiding. Officers will be elected and reports filed by church leaders. Bishop Burns will preside at the annual conference in Helena on August 29 to receive reports and appoint pastors.
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Mountain View Methodist Church
H. K. Holtainger
Clifford
Burns
Helena
Victor Georgeff Bound Over To District Court
Victor Georgeff, charged with grand larceny, waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial. In another case, Nestor Mauula had a bootlegging hearing with a decision date set for Aug 27. Several other cases were continued or resulted in forfeited bonds or dismissed charges due to missing witnesses.
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Victor Georgeff
Guand
L. A. Buckley
District Court
Justice O'Neill
Nestor Mauula
Thomas Rodgers
Oliver McDonald
James Adams
Edward Erickson
W. W. Ball
Barbara Noo
John Kronjac
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Iera
Teg
Ork Coops
Veal
Letty
Zac
Lowees
Ibay
EP Resh
Utah
Lego
Armour’s
van Camp
Ceylon
Navy
Tully
aXe
Ghirardelli
Swansdown
Baker's Chocolate
Richelieu
Libby
Portugal
Queen Olives
New York
Helman Dancing Studio
Pennsylvania Elk
W. Park Street
Telephone
Batte
Homestake
Butte Briefs
Mary O'Hara
Anna Corcoran
F. F P. Scott of
Kalispell
Hansen's
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Loiselle Taxi Service
Albert Abrams
West Granite
Lewisohn Entrance
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
N. Main St
Swift
Dakota
King
Shields
Mit
Gene Stratton Porter
True Boardman
Title Role
Mickey O’halloran
American Picture Players
Bavu
RIAL
Melody
Charles Lavell
Arctic
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