Registration Day Urges Youths To Vote In Local Election
Aug 24 marks the third registration day urging American youths aged 21 since June 1918 or on their 21st birthday to register under threat of prosecution. Registrations open 9 am to 1 pm at multiple sites including Courthouse Tutte Post Office Melrose Post Office Divide Gregson Springs, Northern Pacific depot Silver Bow, Rocker hotel Rocker. Officials note strong turnout expected and county clerks prepare polling kits and official ballots.
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Tutte
Melrose
PostoMee
Divide
Gregson Springs
Gregsonnes
Northern Pacific Depot
Silver Bow
Rocker Hotel
Omce
Silver Row
Cffer
Sam L. Anderson
Recruiter Talks At The Theater On Draft Age Extension
Private Brady, district publicity secretary for the army recruiting sta tons, spoke at the American and Rialto theaters last night detailing new age extension regulations for enlistment. He announced branches open for men aged 46 to 53, and noted ongoing talks at the Broadway and People's Hippodrome. Local officials caution the extension order may be revoked soon, with duration tied to congressional action.
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Private Brady
Army Recruiting Statons
Rialto
Broadway
People
Yeaterday
Dobriner
Congress
Sue for recovery bank deposit fund
Georgiana and Alice Williams, British subjects, filed in federal court to recover 4950.23 dollars plus interest from Sybil Scott, administratrix of the estate of Rachael E. Williams, deceased. The action centers on a certificate of deposit for 700 pounds at an English bank transferred to a Butte bank in the administrator’s name. Mrs Jane Phemister, Piegan, government ward, sues Alexander W. Parkerson F Groh and David Thivada for damages tied to land held in trust.
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Georgiana
Alice Williams
Sybil Scott
Rachael E. Williams
Butte
Jane Phemister
Alexander W. Parkerson
F. Groh
David Thivada
Fines levied on circuses fight involving colored workers
In police court yesterday twelve colored men faced disturbance charges tied to an Evening Barnum and Bailey circus performance. One fined 10, four fined 35 each, the rest released on promise to leave town after altercation between circus workers and boys trying to enter the tent. Joe Gumisch paid a 10 fine after his wife alleged he struck her.
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Barnum & Bailey’ Creas
Joe Gumisch
Montana Drops Two Places in Standing
Montana slips down two places in the monthly report on total war savings stamp sales. Nebraska leads with Iowa second, Montana is thirteenth overall. July sales across all states near 206 million dollars. total sales to August 1 reach 572,485,738.81 dollars.
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Montana
Nebraska
Towa
Party to Tour Yellowstone Park
B Y Alley business manager of the Hutte Daily Post leads a party including Mrs Alley and their son John and Mr and Mrs Sonn Arnold of Calgary Alberta on an automobile tour of Yellowstone. The group, former Butte residents now farming elsewhere, will spend about ten days, staying at permanent camps inside the park.
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B._Y. Alley
Hutte Daily Post
Alley
John
Sonn “Arnold
Calgary
Alberta
Alles
Yellowstone
Arnold
Butte
Nada
Park
Local note mentions Gompratnt and William Snuth
Fragmentary county notice references Gompratnt and William Snuth with an address at 2620 Moulton Street. No clear event or action stated.
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Gompratnt
William ‘Snuth
Moulton Street
County Attorney Election Message in Campaign Ad
A terse campaign note urges voting for a county attorney candidate D Toole and hints at fundraising or political influence with the phrase money talks. It questions the stance of supporters toward "fighting boys" and appears as a paid political message.
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D. Toole
Butte Churches List of Sunday Services Across Many Faiths
A compiled schedule lists Emanuel Lutheran Silver Bow and other churches in Butte with service times in English and Swedish. Topics include The Secret of Godliness, Gods Will for the Nations, and The Light of the World. Youth groups meet. Sunday schools at various times. collections for missions noted. several ministers and locations named.
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Emanuel Lutheran
Montana
Silver
D. N. Anderson
Bailey and the Queen Character Clash for Sheriff Office
A fragment hints at a debate over Bailey and a character named Qean in a bid for the sheriff position. The note questions Beknown details and mocks thrift stamps as symbolic to the Kaiser’s coffin, asking how many nails have been bought.
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Qean
Office of Sheriff
Adot
Sugar dealers warned to follow sugar regulation rules
County food administrator F W Haskins warned grocers to obtain purchaser signatures and addresses and to avoid selling beyond permitted sugar amounts. Several lax cases are under investigation as new clerks unfamiliar with rules handle stock. Meanwhile Frank Munson of New York resigns from the shipping board to return to lead Munson Steamship.
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F. W. Haskins
Gove Food Administration
Food Administration
Butte Wom
Haskins
Unson
Washington, D. C
Frank Munson
New York
Shipping Board
Munson Steamship Line
U. S
Munson
Butte and Billings Meet at Hebgen Park
Picked teams from the Billin and Hutte City leagues will meet at Hebgen park this afternoon at 2 30 and again tomorrow afternoon at the hour with proceeds to go to the Americans. The two contests promote better feeling between sportsmen of the eastern part of the state. Next Sunday and Monday Butte will meet Bilings. The lineup lists Til lings Marsh Leise or pitcher Day first base second base Harry shortstop Cowell third base Thorne left field center field Deshler right field Butte Pearlse catcher Witt pitcher Scribner first base Carey second base Hoyer shortstop Cullen third base Bradley left field Tremblay center field Tucker right field substitutes Billings Higging and Dane Botte Mulhol land Wilcox Hudspeth Schulte Da Royer Dawson Merkle umpire with another from Billings Major Bradley handles the Hutte team. Masters and focal team will be guests at the Pantages theater this evening. Soldiers video port activities here have been broken by government putting soldiers to work loading vessels after striking workers refused to obey a government order to return to work. Buenos Aires municipal authorities have taken over supervision of meat sales to the public.
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Billin and Hutte
Hebgen Park
Wes
Mond Butte
Bilings
Tillings—Marsh
Leise
Day
Harry
Cowell
Thorne
Feld
Deshler
Utte
Pearse
Witt
Scribner
Carey
Hoyer
Cullen
Bradley
Tremblay
Tucker
Billings Higging
Dane
Botte
Mulholland
Wilcox
Hudspeth
Schulte
da Royer
Dawson
Merkle
Fillings
Major Bradley
Hutte
Pantages Theater
Summer Play Festival Promises Dances And Stunts At Park
A children's play festival will be staged at Columbia Park on Thursday, featuring folk dances in the flower gardens and athletic stunts along the Mon Stade. Organized by Gertrude Cherry, the event includes a Nest Making, Zouave Drill, and various dance numbers such as Yankee Doodle and Dance of the Flowers. Girls aged 8 to 15 will perform in multiple classes, with music and routines like Hickory Dickory, Tom Tom the Piper’s, and Seven Jumps. The festival caps the season’s events for youngsters and aims to showcase talent across age groups.
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Miles
Columbia Dens
Mise Gertrude
Cherry
the. Park
Daney
Tina
Tate
Hickory
Dickory
Tom
Crnss
Iris
Sellenger
Mining firm appeals suit over injunction in district court
The Butte Central Mining and Milling Company seeks a supreme court review of a district court decision refusing a permanent injunction. The defendant moved to restrain sale of the company’s property to satisfy a judgment, and a 30 day stay of execution was granted to permit appeal.
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le Wilton
Butte
Central Mining and Milling Company
Uspreme
Sfendant
Fifteen Year Old Visits Road Houses in Early Morning
A fifteen year old girl testified about visits to nearby road houses, admitting to staying out until six in the morning. She pleaded guilty to the charge but received no sentence until next Ev in the meantime. Meanwhile, three boys confessed stealing watermelons and cantaloupes from a freight car, remaining aboard while two others took fruit. they face sentencing next week. Judge Dwyer granted an allowance to a widow with three...
Divorce Granted to Lulu Stapp in Idaho Case
Lulu Stapp was granted a divorce from Fred Stapp yesterday by Judge Lamb from Rose Godley, who alleged desertion less than a month after their Jan 18 1917 marriage in Shoshone Idaho. She seeks to resume her maiden name Lulu Westphal and cites unfounded accusations in public. Agnes G Schneider also seeks a divorce from Matching Schneider and restoration of her maiden name Agnes Pazik.
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Vorce
Lamb
Rose ‘Godley
Shoshone
Idaho
Plaints
Lulu Stapp
Fred Stapp
Lulu Westphal
Paurur
Agnes G. Schneider
Schneider
Agnes Pazik
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Recovery Bank Deposit Fund
Yellowstone Park
Lowell Avenue
George and Lowell
Coy
Sims
Nepper
Epworth League
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Utah
G. Wilams
J.A. Billingsley
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Second
Arizona
George McDonald
Wesley Chapel
Talbot and Garden
T. H. Rodda
W. J. Vigus
Mt Bethel Kerville
A. Chapman
Upworth
W. H. Willams
E. J. Saunders
1St
Baptist
Charles A. Cook
Hille
Dakota
Rorphyry
O. Bernhard Olson
City Methodist Episcopal
Meaderville
F.C. Fulford
Lee Hayes
First Church Christ, Scientist
Than Me
Ming
Dalybank
Methodist Episcopal
North Main and
la Platte
Henry A. James
W T. Harris
A. M. E. Church
Idaho and
Platinum
George S. Allen
St. Paul's Episcopal
Talbot and Warren
W. du Bois
Mear
Holy Communion
St. Andrew's Centerville
Ow, du Bois
A Vadeen
Sund
Victor Stormans
East Park
Silver_ Bow Spiritual society
Sil Ver Street
Edith Ham
Beulah Hess
Scandia Hall
West Copper
J. Johnson
Afercury
Idaho Street
Emmett B. Reed
SunaepMcnool
Sp. m
Goa
Bethel
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
Copper Street
C. J. Mithun
Rangay
Gregson
Symons
Rove
Copenhagen
Vai
Ata
Twinteen
le Chine
Georgette
Ilk
Isle
Wana
Proanon
Mary
IS Bailey
Billings
Buenos Aires
LORIN
EEC
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