Swanson Receives Prison Term For Second Degree Burglary
Disjointed court docket item notes Harry Swanson admitting narcotic addiction and prior conviction, sentenced to hard labor in the state prison for one and a half to three years after being found guilty of second degree burglary in the Beaver block. Police had arrested him after Don Lowney reported clothing and goods stolen from a room. articles were later pawned. The same transfer of probate and estate matters follows, detailing wills, heirs, guardians, appraisals, and letters of administration for several local estates, with various balances and valuations disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swanson
Tore Malan J. Lynch
Don Lowney
Beaver Block
Swanson
Lowney
New Home 5 Awaiting Joe Wait Abandoned
A baby boy nicknamed Joe was found in an old automobile on North Jackson Street in Butte late last March by a street car motorman. He was taken to St James Hospital where doctors fought to save him. The infant recovered and became a favorite at the hospital, with visitors admiring his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Jackson Street
Butte
Atreet
St James Hospital
Butte Baby Adopted After Stray Foundling Declares Home
A baby boy found deserted on his first day born is to be adopted by a local family once six months pass. The infant, named "lor" by a nurse, has attracted offers from several Butte citizens, with one family already arranging to take him home at the statutory time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Boy Leases Dillon Tribune
Alkire son of Mr and Mrs G B Alkire of 1118 West Woolman will assume a Dillon Tribune lease from F E B Foote. He will partner with Tom D Caverly of Dillon in this enterprise. Alkire grew up in Butte and attended Butte High School. He worked at C M& St P rail shops in Deer Lodge, moved to California, then returned to the Coeur d Alenes to work in Wallace and Kellogg Idaho newspapers. He sold his Idaho interest to Dillon after two years and launched The Dillon Messenger, now leasing the Tribune. Foote edited the paper for more than 40 years and remains confident in continued quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain Alkire
G. B. Alkire
West Woolman
Dillon Tribune
F. E B. Foote
Alkire
Tom D. Caverly
Dillon
Butte
Mr. Alkire
Deer Lodge
California
Coeira’Alenes
Wallace
Kellogg
Tdaho
Dillon Messenger
Tribune
Foote
Tulip Queen Visitation Set for Butte This Weekend
Elizabeth McKean, Tulip Festival Queen of Bellingham Washington, who recently earned a trip to Europe, will visit Butte for a brief period Sunday. She departed Chicago last night aboard the Olympian and is due at Milwaukee station at 9 29 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McKean
Bellingham
Wash
Europe
Butte
Miss McKean
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pinch on Aug 18 leads to multiple federal arraignments
Federal agents arrest owner Harry Auclair at 34 East Mercury Street on a liquor violation warrant. Auclair and Frank Brown are arraigned and bond set at 200 dollars each to appear in federal court. De McGrath of East Front Street also arraigned on sale and nuisance charges. A list of cases awaits federal court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
East Mercury Street
Harry Auclair
Auclair
L. M. van Etten
Aurinir
Bond
Frank Brown
de McGrath
East Pront Street
van Eten
Prohibition Affairs Expected to Fill Trial Docket
Officers said yesterday that the volume of prohibition cases for trial will be as large as in the last two sessions. It is expected a heavy docket of criminal matters may be heard first, with the criminal term in Butte possibly not finished until October or November. Suage Bourquin is now in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciel
Butte
Suage Bourquin
Helena
Fishing Conditions Along the Short Line Report
Weekly fishing conditions along the Union Pacific rail line reviewed with notes on rivers and towns. The report lists Melrose and Melrose area as good, Delton and Red Rock as fair, and Tow and Armstead areas as poor with river conditions described as clear or troubled by currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Melrose
Joie
Red Rock
Rotary Picnic Planned at ANT Davis Ranch Today
Rotary club picnic moves ahead today at the Davis ranch on Commercial Day after rain caused postponement. Dolph Hellbronner, committee chair, expects full attendance with an engaging sports program. Coffee and cream will be provided. picnickers from Butte depart at noon and bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Reate
Ant Davis Ranch
Dolph Hellbronner
Mel Clevett
Butte
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Fall
Valencia
Apppacel
Girls’ Cloth CO
Jacquard
the Symons Day Goods Company
SiaReaiatn AB Reg
Childs
Levi Strauss Koveralls
Lynch’s Court
Lynch
Lou Bernhein
Augusta’ Hernhein
Martha Hain
Avaith Greens
Sheehalf
David Bermnhein
Mary
Pats
Casey Mupetent
James D. Burns
Helen
Pra John Hi
Curtin Jr
Aled
Michael. Kelly
Helen ‘Kennedy
Rhoda “Oschall
John J
Forteethan
Laure
WA George
Ventory
Butte Boy
Dillon Tribu
Gregson Springs
Elks
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