Fuel Investigator To Visit Butte This Week
County administrator warns dealers to file reports promptly under the fuel law. Dick, a special FTC investigator, arrives in Butte to probe prices charged by local retail fuel dealers and compare with state pricing directives.
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Federal Trade Commission
Butte
P. J. Brophy
A. von Dachenhausen
Silver Bow County
Hans
Police Court in Butte Sees Big November Docket
Police court in Butte reports large November activity under Judge P J Whitty with 462 city cases disposed of, 69 state vagrancy counts, and fines totaling about 2 462. Drunkenness disturbances and vagrancy cases rose, 184 drunks, 131 peace disturbances, 302 misc. defendants. Bond forfeitures and appeals noted, with 37 of vagrancy defendants jailed.
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Butte
P. J. Whitty
Thomas Courtney
Bar of Justice
Record Seal Sale Aims in Butte Health Week
More than 100,000 Red Cross Christmas seals will be sold in Butte in the coming weeks as the Montana health week campaign opens today. Governor Stewart’s proclamation underpins the effort with church pulpit announcements. The week will urge physical examinations to detect irregularities and promote community health.
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Red Cross
Butte
Montana
Stewart
Army life call for J A Brophy in 21st US Regulars
J A Brophy, a Butte advertising man, recently commissioned at the Presidio San Francisco, ordered to report for duty December 15 with the Twenty first regiment of United States Regulars in San Diego. He is visiting his father P J Brophy and spoke fondly of army life.
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J. A. Brophy
Butte
Presidio
San Francisco
Woodmen Raise Money for Camp Lewis Boys
After a November 2 dance by Butte camp No 152 Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft, funds from tobacco, cigars and candy sales exceeded expenses. The surplus supports local comforts for the Camp Lewis boys, with committees named for purchase arrangements.
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Woodmen of the World
Butte Camp
Woodcraft
Butt
Butte
Camp Lewis
N. L. Curran
Emmett’ Griffin
Ralph Corin
Divorce calendar trims four cases with one decree won
Judge MecClernan’s law and motion calendar heard five divorce matters yesterday. only Edith Hicks secured a decree against Joseph A. Hicks who deserted her in 1918. Three cases were continued for a week and one dismissed for want of prosecution. Edith Hicks, married in Butte on Christmas day 1914, was represented by WY. Davis and F. W. Haskins. Marie Tamplin filed for divorce from Robert A. Tamplin in Deadwood South Dakota, alleging extreme cruelty and neglect since their 1912 marriage, with her desire to resume her maiden name Marie Ruone.
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Jennie MM. Martin
William J. Martin
Eugenio Carelli
Louisa Carelli
Christ Marino
Dana Marinoff
Anna Smith
W. H. Smith
Tamplin
J. F. Emigh
J. G. Denny
Plainiff
Marle Ruone
Elks to Attend Memorial Services at Em. Dress Theater
Members of Butterodge No 240 and visiting brothers gather at Elks hall Sunday at 1 15 PM then proceed to Em Dress theater for memorial services at 2 PM. Joseph H Roberts B R Frank L Riley secretary. Also Buttererie No 11 F G E members urged to attend officer election and smoker Monday Dec 3 1917 led by Don B King W P John Powers W S
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Elks
Butterodge No
B. P.O. Elks
Elks’ Hall
Em. Dress
Joseph H. Roberts
Frank L. Riley
EL See
F. C
Buttenerie
No. 11
Smoker
Don B
King
W. P. John Powers
Harrington suit against Mutual Life ends in $2000 verdict
Mary J Harrington as administratrix for John J Harrington won a jury verdict of $2000 with interest from 1913 in her suit against Mutual Life Insurance. This is the third time she has prevailed. The case centers on a policy taken out before Harrington's death and disputed conditional acceptance and premium payment. Attorneys Maury Wheeler and Shane for the plaintiff. Charles Leonard and Earle Genzberger for the defendant.
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Mary J. Harrington
John J. Harrington
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Harrington
Soldier Boys Christmas Subscription Propaganda
A promotional appeal urging subscriptions to The Standard for soldiers' Christmas gifts. It emphasizes home-news interest, comfort, and pleasure for price, noting soldiers will enjoy reading the home paper and staying connected with events at home.
Assault charges against Hugo and Stone in third degree
Frank Hugo and Sam Stone were arraigned before Justice L.A. Buckley yesterday on third degree assault charges. They allegedly attacked an elderly man, both pleaded not guilty, Hugo posted a 50 dollar bond and Stone was remanded to jail.
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Frank Hugo
Sam Stone
L.A. Buckley
Hugo
Stone
Sam Paaokenen arraigned on concealed weapons charges
Sam Paaokenen was arraigned before Justice John Doran yesterday in city limits on concealed weapons charges. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for December 7. M. J. Dwyer testified as the complaining witness.
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Sam Paaokenen
John Doran
M. J. Dwyer
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