Immaculate Conception Bazaar Draws Large Crowds at Leggat Hotel
Large crowds attend the Immaculate Conception parish bazaar at the Leggat hotel despite cold weather with booths selling women’s wear and foods. Keno excitement draws cheers nightly, prizes include a 50 gallon barrel of gasoline and a flour barrel, and the event runs with lunch service continuing amid plans to close today and resume Saturday. It notes the death of Charles Williamson, Finland native and long-time resident of Butte, who passed after a four month illness.
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Immaculate Conception Parish
Leggat Hotel
Barry
Sullivan
T. J. McCarthy
McCarthy Grocery Company
Margaret Sullivan
North Emmet Street
Immaculate Conception
Father Barry
Father Leonard
Charles Williamson
Finland
Butte
Dugegan
Potter says wife to blame for marriage woes
In a divorce case B J Potter accuses Susie Potter of causing his marriage to Rhoda St Amour. He says Susie filed for divorce in Idaho in 1920 and later learned he was not legally divorced, prompting him to seek a divorce from Susie. He claims Susie bears responsibility for his union with St Amour and argues she cannot use that marriage as grounds in her cross complaint.
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B. J. Potter
Susie Potter
Idaho
Rhoda St. Amour
Miss St. Amour
Inquest Rules Death Of Alf Sherrill At County Hospital
An inquest into the death of Alf Sherrill, hospital inmate, found death resulted from a self inflicted wound in ill health and despondency. Mrs Sherrill testified she and Alf had been separated for 11 years and supports herself by hard labor.
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Alf Sherrill
County Hospital
East Mercury Street
Sherrill
Winter Storm Deluges Missoula With Blizzard Snow
Special Dispatch reports Mis soula hit by first real winter storm of the season. More than eight inches of snow fell and abated little by morning. Lookout on the Wallace branch of the Northern Pacific railway recorded three feet of snow, easing concerns over next summer's water supply though fall grain is already too late.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Lookout
Wallace
Northern Pacific Railway
Firemen Capture Bear After Hour-Long Chase
Missoula firefighters respond to a barefoot bear sighting at a college fraternity house. The big black bear climbed a telephone pole but was subdued after an hour with ladders and pike poles. The bear was corralled without injuries to people or property.
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Missoula
Reincarnation Called Mystery Teaching Lecture
Mrs Harriet Tuttle Bartlett spoke under Theosophical Society auspices in Butte on reincarnation as taught by archaeology and philology. She argued mysteries of early Christianity were lost in the dark ages and that reincarnation is taught in world religions, citing Old and New Testament passages before a Friday night lecture at the Leonard hotel Theosophical hall.
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Harriet Tuttle Bartlett
Butte
Theosophical Society
Bartlett
Impressive gowns and Gloria Swanson shine in The Impossible Mrs Bellew
Beautiful gowns and dramatic scenes feature Gloria Swanson in The Impossible Mrs Bellew, shown for the last times at the Rialto today. Jackie Coogan stars in Oliver Twist at the Rialto tomorrow, with strong local interest in the Dickens classic. Matinees urged to fill expected night crowds.
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Gloria Swanson
Mrs. Bellew
Rialto
Jackie Coogan
Second Meeting At Auxiliary Tonight In Butte
The Butte auxiliary for the aid of crippled children of the state held its second meeting at the American Legion hall to advance plans for a statewide campaign. A special executive board meeting was called for this evening in the Silver Bow block to finalize arrangements and recruit volunteers under campaign manager Ernest Sylvester who will assume full charge.
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Butte
Scout
Ben Owen
Silver Bow Block
Ernest Sylvester
Teachers Examinations Set to Resume at Courthouse
Examinations conducted at the courthouse by county superintendent Nellie B. Small resume this morning with 17 enrollments yesterday and more expected today and Saturday. The schedule lists arithmetic geography American literature reading agriculture physiology physical geography school laws and more across Friday and Saturday sessions. The State Board of Education examiners, chaired by May Trumper, will announce results.
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Nellie B. Small
State Board of Educations
Temple BNai Israel Friday Services at 8 Tonight
Regular Friday evening services are held tonight at 8 o'clock at the temple corner Washington and Galena streets. Dr Levin will address Israel and Education as part of the educational week. Everyone is welcome.
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Temple Bnai Israel
Temple
Washington and
Galena Streets
Levin
Israel
Central High Students Observe Educational Day
St Patrick's School students presented an Educational Week program with essays on education and songs like Land of Mine and The Star Spangled Banner. Senator Thomas J. Walker spoke on illiteracy and the value of learning, urging gratitude for educational gains and lifelong study. Revs J M Venus Meehan and O Connor also spoke.
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St. Patrick's School
Thomas J. Walker
Beetles and Weevils Prove Harder To Kill Than Pests
A study notes that beetles or weevils require more lethal effort to kill than mice rats or the flour moth, suggesting greater resilience among beetle pests in stored goods.
Two Idaho Sisters Plead Guilty to Drug Addiction Charge
Two young Idaho sisters charged as drug addicts asked to be sent to an asylum and pleaded guilty yesterday. They were committed to the state hospital at Warm Springs. The elder said she could not break the habit without help. Both thanked Under Sheriff D. O. Robinson for bringing them to court.
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Idaho
Judee Jackson
Warm Springs
D. O. Robinson
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