Four Divorces And Seven Weddings In Court Records
Day’s court records in Silver Bow show four divorce actions and seven marriage licenses. Bergstrand received divorce from Inez amid suspicions of infidelity. Schonwiski, Antonake, Graham, and Hickey cases noted, with details on grounds and supports. Marriage licenses issued include Lambert with Emma Odon and several other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Beatrice Antonake
Mike Antonake
Gudge Lynch
Real Falla
Mary Graham
Lorenz
George T. Graham
al- Nerta
Canada
Anna Hickey
William A. Hickey
Butte
Emmett
Ei Lambert
Emma Odon Valles
Danica Milici
Meaderville saloon safe blown by two men
Two men blew open the safe at Union saloon 49 Main Meaderville at 4 am yesterday. They secured $8.30 and fled, leaving about $800 behind. Deputy sheriffs arrived minutes later. no arrests yet. The blast shattered doors and windows. no liquor or cigars were taken. Suspects seen near Painter and later near Columbia garden line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Meaderville
D. G. Bertoglio
Columbia Garden Line
East Butte
Sntone Donati
Dominick Quilter
Butte Briefs Compiled From Local Visits and Travels
E G Gies arrives from Great Falls and several locals depart for Dover Winnemucca Cedar Rapids and Denton A M Maxeimer and IM visiting from Denton Michael Royce heads to Dover and Milwaukee agents split between Portland and Seattle Notables include Judge J B Poindexter and Conrad Kohrs visiting Butte Miss Helen Rudd guests of Miss Gilbert in West Broadway and Mrs Neuges illness calls Margaret Gisek Seattle visit follows railway agent Gray from Helena and Gifford party touring national parks in state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Gies
Great Falls
Michael Royce
Dover
N. J
H. Brownson
Winnemucca
Nev. IM
A. M. Maxeimer
Butte
Denton
J. A. Smaith
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
E. P. Bennett
Milwaukee
Isaac Davis
Hanford
Johnson
Taylor
Portland
J.B. Poindexter
Montana
Helen Rudd
Missoula
Isabel Gilbert
West Broadway
O. Herrington
Pueblo
Colsa
Dora Reese
North Main Street
Wesley Miller
Loraine Spencer
William Chadwick
Dillon
Walter Neal
Hall
California
Gifford
Seattle
Montana Hardware Company
W. B. Barrett
Great Palls
Margaret Gisek
K. Neuges
B. A. Gray
Northwestern Railroad
Northwestern
Helena
Conrad Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Playground for Child Not Circus Protest Seeks Public Meeting
The Child Welfare association plans a 3 pm meeting at South Side Methodist Episcopal Church to protest using child playgrounds for circuses and shows. Alder man Hugh Carroll heads the council playgrounds committee invited to discuss the issue amid a push to celebrate the federal child labor law. The welfare groups aim for a public demonstration honoring child emancipation from long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Association
South Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Council Playgrounds
Hugh Carroll
Welfare Association
Welfare Associations of ‘America
Walker's Fortune Below a Million Probate Admitted
W. H. Walker rich at death with an estate about 750000 to be probated in Salt Lake. Widow Mrs Walker and children Francez Glenn Walker and John Henry Walker receive major shares. Orphans home gets 10000 in two years. Stepchildren Lena Hague and Harry Hague receive 18000. Real estate totals 200000. rest in personal property, stocks, bonds, and bank shares. Executors serve without pay.
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W. H. Walker
Alice
Walkerville
Butte
Salt Lake
Nave
Lena Hague
Harry Hague
Mr. Walker
Walker
Francez Walker
John Walker
Hunt for $50,000 estate in Butte case
Chief Murphy received a letter from Mrs. Helen Dito of Saginaw Michigan asking him to locate the estate of her father John Peterson who died in Butte ten years ago. The property reportedly worth $50,000 was left to three children but an attorney has been unable to locate any assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Bergstrand
Inez
McClernan
West Broadway
Bergstrand
Idaho
Levinaky
Mary
Schonwiski
Dream
Rudolph Schonwiski
Ludge Lynch
Butte
Atte
Deer Lodge
Murphy
Helen Dito
Saginaw, Mich
John Peterson
Nitrate production in Chile back toward war-era levels
Reports indicate Chilean nitrate output nearly recovers to prewar figures after a drop at the war's start. April 1916 yields reached 1,387,692 quintals or 611,281,929 pounds, compared with 1,988,101 quintals in April 1815 and 6,689,542 quintals in April 185?
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Chile
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Mehage
Thomson
Imine
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Symons
Batiste
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Ned
Jurni
JustUs To
Joe
Butte Briefs
Ing
Winters
Northwest
Copenhagen
Anivals
Nater
Reich
Will
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