Demurrers Heard in Law and Motion Calendar
About 13 demurrers were argued Saturday before Judge George Bourquin. Probate calendar actions listed estates settled or advanced with final accounts and distributions. Notable items include final accounts for Jerry J. Kelly and Nick Nickeloff, administration grants, bonds set, and a divorce decree for Joseph and Demetrovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bourquin
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Jerry J. Kelly
Nick Nickeloff
A. H. Mueller
Metals Bank
Cornelia Ethier
Thomas Semansky
John Semansky
D. H. Garlish
Larry Duggan
Bourquin
Symons Dry Goods Company
Anastasia
Mollie O'Meara
G. E. Gustafson
Butte Electric Railway Company
Pauline Chambers
Rosa Hubert
Fred P. Holbrook
G. M. Stow
Thaddeus Liberka
James Snell
Mary Co. McCarthy
Butte and Western Mining Company
Albert Williams
Butte Miner Company
John Leyden
Butte
Edward Leary
D. H. Evans
John J. Sullivan
Timber Butte Milling Company
Mary Varn
Bernard Kopard
Union Assurance Society
Charlotte Ward
L. P. Sanders
Kremer
Sanders
J. G. O’brien
Andrew J. Davis
Philip C. Gillis
P. C. Gillia Jr
Joseph Demetrovich
Teresa Demetrovich
Anaconda
Josephine Kunst
Frank Kunst
Mountain View Benefit Concert Pleases City Crowd
A Mountain View Methodist church benefit concert drew a large crowd Friday night. The program featured Mountain View choir under Miss Marguerite Manning, organist Mrs. Florence Martin, pianist Miss Lois Treloar, vocal solos by Manning and Miss Elsie Danniels, readings by Tom Rogers, violin by Miss Winogene Wheeler, and duets by Miss Laura Bellis and Miss Sarah Bellis. Refreshments followed in the parlors. The event was presented by the Butte Epworth League union led by president Tom Mill, with broad participation from all Epworth leagues in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Methodist Church
Mountain View Choir
Marguerite Manning
Florence Martin
Lois Treloar
Intermountain Union College
Elsie Danniels
Tom Rogers
Martin
Winogene Wheeler
Ruth Wheeler
Laura
Sarah Bellis
Butte Epworth League Union
Tom Mill
Epworth
Robbery in South Main Area Leads to Five Arrests
W L Cox reported to police he was robbed of 140 dollars early yesterday in the 200 block of South Main while with a party. Five suspects were arrested in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla
W. L. Cox
South Main
Goldie Davis
W. C. Cox
South
Colorado Street
Cox
Cotter 19 Faces Charge of Arson Near Rocker Ranch
Arson charges filed in justice court accuse Mike Cotter, 19, an employee of Tom McBride near Rocker. Witnesses say Cotter left 520 North Idaho minutes before a fire damaged McBride’s house. kerosene can and oil-soaked sacks were found at the scene. Tim Riley identifies Cotter as the person seen fleeing. Cotter denies wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Mike Cotter
Tom McBride
Rocker
J. F. Sullivan
Cotter
North Idaho Street
McBride
Tim Riley
West Woolman
North Idaho
Fire Department
Peterson Files Assault Charge Over Cherry Street Window
Victor Peterson of 2225 Cherry street filed a complaint in Justice Ornsby’s court charging R. Smith with assault in the third degree. Smith’s boy broke a window in the Peterson home and Smith agreed to pay the bill but Peterson alleges an argument occurred when the account was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Victor Peterson
Cherry Street
Justice Ornsby's Court
R. Smith
Smith
Peterson
Don Kelly
Calendar of Dinners Prompts Cook Book Giveaway
In Butte and Anaconda residents respond to a Crisco promoted calendar of dinners by Marion Harris Neil. Thousands of copies of A Calendar of Dinners, valued at 1, were distributed via Standard offices with a wrapper from Crisco and 10 cents. A second shipment arrives Monday with the offer valid for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ananaconda
Marion Harris Neil
Procter & Gambie Company
Crisco
Standard
Anaconda
Asite
Montana Represented at Grand Army Camp
The Fifty ninth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic starts in Grand Rapids Michigan this week. Montana delegates include J L Chestnut of Great Falls as representative at large and Henry Bird of Bozeman with alternates George Dimnent of Butte and C W Boyer of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Rapida
Mich
Department of Montana
Hotel
Cody
Grand Army
Montana
J. L. Chestnut
Great Falls
Henry Bird
Bozeman
George Dimnent
Butte
Lincoln Post
C. W. Boyer
Hamilton
Lincoln
Frank Barrett
Erry H. Manchester
Los Angeles
Benefit Lawn Party Hosted by Mrs. L. R. Margetts
A lawn party will be given by Mrs. L. R. Margetts at 1040 Weet Platinum Street on Wednesday September 2 at 4 pm. Bridge whist and other amusements will be enjoyed with luncheon. Admission 50 cents. Advance millinery styles in Cuba are almost exclusively American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Margetts
Weet
Cuba
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