Butte women aid unfortunates with vast contributions
Report of Mrs. Aner Th Alege and Mrs. Anne Ro Rigis highlights Butte Florence Crittenton circle efforts. New state branches in Livingston Bozeman Billings Lewistown report subscriptions totaling 3709. Helena home funds, plus plans for annex, legislature appeal, and December elections. New members elected and next meeting set for January third Tuesday.
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Anne Ro Rigis
Montana
Butte Aranca
Florence Crittenton
Tower
C. S. Bucher
Mithitain
Tigges
Butte
Dakotas
Anaconda
Dillon
Great Falls
Bponabong
Lewistown
Bilmas
Livingston
Boxeman
Anaronda
Colimbog
M. CM. Stiley
Butle Elrere
Chambern
Mra
Tanler G. Ellis
Wilam Dye
dJauuiry
Srs. C. 9
Pussmore
Eva Hauk to Serve 85 Years in Prison
Eva Hauk faces an 85 year sentence after a court found her guilty in a major theft and conspiracy case. The verdict came from a packed courthouse as prosecutors highlighted she directed a large scale operation and benefited financially from the scheme.
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Eva. Hauk
Prisoner Transfer From Dilton to Butte
An inmate was moved from Dilton to Butte by Beaverhead county Sheriff M B Gist yesterday afternoon and spent the night in Silver Bow county jail after arrival in Jackson Owen Ellis.
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Owen Ellis
Jackson
Stont
Butte
Dilton
M. B. Gist
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow
First Curling Match In Montana Reported In Butte
The first curling match in Montana took place between two Butte teams at a South Montana rink last night. Ascora beat D McMillan’s team 13 to 1, with FJ Green as captain and others including Donald Arthur, J D Winchell, and MN 2% on the winning side. Spectators found the play good as the rink begins daily play and can host up to 24 players.
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Montana
Butte
South Dfontane
Ascora
FJ. Green
Ekin
D. McMilan
Donald Arthur
J. D. Winchell
Dudahl
Ste- Mittlan
George Mennle
Driffe Gregor
D. H. Donshee
Repubuc
Been
Adams Stock Sold to Lusher of Dillon
Beav erhead business leader consolidates Adams dry goods and furnishings through bankruptcy sale. William Lusher of Dillon purchases the Adams stock for about 14000 dollars and plans reopening at the old Butte location with Mrs Lusher, moving to supervise. The future of the Dillon store remains undecided.
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ADAMS
Lusker OF
Dillon
Butte
United States Court
VW. Lusher
Str
Lusher
Mia. Lusher
Montana
Siva
Buite
Persdual
Developmenta
Marriage of Miss Pierce and Frank Hige Gins
Miss Mizu Elst Pierce and Frank Hige Gins of San Francisco wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony featured green and white decorations, Rev. J. S. Gibble officiating, Emma Charles as maid of honor, and strong turnout of friends for a 2 to 4 p.m. reception. Gifts of silver, cut glass, bric a brac and linen filled the day, with the couple departing at 5 p.m. for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizu Elst K. Pierce
Bnd
Quarge W. Pleaf
West Park Street
Frank Hige Gins
San Francisco
Hieh Naan
Rev. J
Gibble
St. Paul's Episcomn
Emma Charles
Misa Rovaic Honsle
Ransom Tice
Va Fay
Hoandaoma
Grand Show Impresses WithVaudeville Quality
A late evening at the Grand features a refreshing vaudeville program by the Jolly GF, with a white costumed opening, acrobats Lassard brothers, Misses Milyelle Rosalie, Mile Glorine and chorus delivering strong singing and dancing, and a colorful finale that delighted the audience.
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Ollo
Lassard Brothers
Milyelle
Rosalie
Mile
Glorine
Boy Wanderer Found in Butte Awaiting Morning Departure
George Orchard, 10, was found by Special Officer Barney McGillis at midnight wandering the streets. He said he planned to leave for Scott Peck's ranch near Silver Bow Junction at morning. He arrived in Butte yesterday afternoon from Oakland, California, to seek lodgings and was housed briefly in the detention room before continuing his journey.
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George Orchard
Barney McGillis
Scott Peck
Silver Bow Junction
Butte
Oakland
Cal
Runaways Held as Juvenile Detainees in City
Wille Murphy and Gerald Supren anit fled home and school for nearly a week before Truant Officer Frank Colligan captured them. They await a district court summons to justify commitment to the Industrial School. Investigating records show Goa Koski and John Jacoba held on suspicion of involvement in burglaries.
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Wille Murphy
Gerald Suprenanit
Frank Colligan
Goa Koski
John Jacoba
Molherney
Omeer Petky
State Lands Deeds Suspected Forged In Conspiracy
State Land Agent West reports forged deeds in ten state lands tied to a wide conspiracy. Investigators fear multiple counties hold forged certificates of sale and that forgery could cost state authorities millions as counties begin tax payments to expose the fraud.
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Salem
West
State Land Board
Correer
oMichard
Land Board
Anden
My. West
Promises of Cassie Chadwick Unfulfilled in Court
Cassie L Chadwick faced federal bankruptcy court where she admitted aiming to aid testimony with certain financial disclosures. She resisted naming others who allegedly benefited, fainted during the request for names, and offered to Private party Tragas Nathan Locser for discreet handling rather than public exposure.
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Cleveland
Dac
dsMre
Cassie L. Chadewick
Chadwick
W. A. Mitellan
Thin Ely
Fal Smith
Owl
Smith Immmediately
Aire
Vis
Toney
Sada
Thoms
Hundeeda
Eho
Sale of horses nets $33,616 at El Paso event
In New York and Washington dispatches dated December 4, a large crowd attended the El Paso horse sale where 1,000 people gathered. Mares brought around $100 while overall prices were satisfactory and bidding spirited. Separately the Navy plans to tow the dry dock Dowey to the Philippines with Potompe aboard to accompany the Ginder on her voyage.
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New York
James B. Hoggin
Honco del Paso
Washington
Navy Department
Piles Quickly Cured at Home
Phiea is a fearful disease but easy to cure with the Pyramid File Cure offered by mail. The ad promises a free trial package for immediate relief, with a full-sized box available from druggists for 60 cents. It claims painless, private treatment at home, no doctor, and urges sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall, Michigan.
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Pyramid Grog Company
Pyramid
Ite
Zeepta
Blank
Omce State Medical Institute
Main and
Broadway
Clark's Bank
Butte, Mont
West Broadway
Montana Supreme Court Rules On Impounding Of Stock
In a Montana case the supreme court reviewed impounding cattle within Red Lodge city limits. The decision held the marshal lacked authority to impound cattle that wandered from the surrounding range into the town, and the notice requiring owners to keep animals within premises applies only to those within city limits. The ruling also addressed a rehearing denial in a separate matter and clarified standard rulings on error assignments.
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Olapatech
Kelena
Supreme Court
Montana
Red Lodge
City of
Iuattics Holloway
Daniel Shivlde
Thomas McLaughlin
State Board of Education Sees Bright Prospects
The State Board of Education held a semi annual session with presidents of institutions present. Reports from Montana institutions showed increased attendance and optimistic outlook for the next year. Readouts from the normal college University of Montana agricultural college school of mines and shops for the deaf and blind were presented before committees for action tomorrow on diploma committee recommendations.
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Atate Board of Efucation
Guy
Ine Raplid
State Norral College
University of Montana
The
Agricultural College
Achoal of Mines
Shop
Oscar J. Crale
University
Hunger Riots Reported as 1000 Reservists Freed
A leaked Odessa to Podwoloczynka message says 1000 reservists freed from reserve are hungry and homeless in Vienna. They parade for food while threatening to plunder. Governor General Kauloars refuses aid. Reports also describe a large clash in Odessa last Friday between engineers and Cossacks with many dead or wounded.
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Vienna
Tagenlatt Pubighes
Odessa
Podwoloczynka
Galicia
Kauloars
Kileft
Engineers
Cossicke
Partner Absconds With Business Funds In Butte Meat Market
Butte parish police seek W. L. Hrackatt, partner in Moves Brackett meat market at 311 South Main, for absconding with between 4120 and 1500 dollars of firm funds. Described as 28, 5 feet 6 inches, dark, blue eyes, black hair, smooth shaved, stout, wearing dark suit, overcoat and derby. Creditors say market failed to pay bills and Brackett’s defection blamed for collapse.
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Butte
W. L. Hrackatt
Moves & Brackell
South Main Street
Che
Eald
Close To Perfect Score For Jackson The Bowler
In the Ratio Bowling League winter match at Thornton allsga the Stars edged the Electrics 2629 to 2600. Jackson captained Blackica and posted 260 with nine strikes in the first through tenth frames earning high average and a 200 plus score, while Ellis followed a close second.
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Stars
Thornton Allsga
Jackson
Blackica
Ellis
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