Newsboys Honor Michael Walsh With Fundraiser
The Newsboys club raised six dollars to buy flowers in memory of Michael Walsh who died of heart disease at age 14. The tribute will be held Saturday morning at the family home with a Newsboys procession. The club meeting featured songs and readings and an address by Rev Father Leschner as Mayor Sullivan announced the annual Christmas banquet for current green membership card holders.
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Newsboys' Club
Michael Walsh
Homie
Buntinit
Michael
Butte
Newsboys’ Club
Newsboys
Barney Knenstel
Stansberry Acquitted Of Petty Larceny Charge
W. J. Stansberry was acquitted in Justice Foley's court of petty larceny after a jury found the blacksmith tools belonged to Nixon and then in Stansberry's room. Stansberry testified Nixon gave the tools and denied the theft. Mike Butler faced a petty larceny complaint. Louis Rosenstein named as the complainant for the overcoat theft at a sidewalk shed.
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W. J. Stansberry
Louis Rosenstein
Trey
Butler
Rosenstein
Democratic Club Meeting Tonight Gathers at North Main
The Silver Bow Democratic club invites members to gather at its rooms on North Main Street for an important turnout. This first meeting after the election will address several significant matters, and large attendance is urged to discuss them.
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Silver Bow Democratic Club
North Main Street
Eadabil
Butte Briefs Births and Committees Reported
Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Bicknell 740 Worth Montana etrons a son Born Mer to Mr and Mrs Harry Siegel 142 West Mercury street a Saushtes President Blank of the business men's association appointed committees to draft resolutions of respect for A A McMillan lately deceased and Port Ver 21 Weirick chair Malcolm Gillis Levi Davis B S Sleam phi and J R Wharton
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Joseph Bicknell
Montana
Mer
Harry Siegel
West Mercury Street
Saushtes
Blank
Bieiness Men's Association
A. A. McMillan
Port
BB. Weirick
Malcolm Gillis
Levi Davis
B.S. Sleamphi
J. R. Wharton
Polich Court Notes Delay in Red Light District Fines
In police court on Wednesday nights Slattery and Rosie Diamond were fined 10 dollars each for disturbances in the red light district. Ernest Metland and Robert Gray also paid 10 dollars each for similar fighting arrests. Peter Bertelsen was found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to county jail for days. Charges against Delong and a Galonl Ty A were dismissed.
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Red Light
Slattery
Sewing Machine Claim Seeks Four Thousand Eight Hundred
The White Sewing Machine Company of Cleveland files a federal suit seeking 4800.40 from Belgrade Montana based Belgian company for unpaid sewing machines sold in the last three months. Funeral notices and local ads thread through this jumble of notices and names.
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White Sewing Machine Company of
Cleveland
Belgi Companys
Hmited
Belgrade
Mont
Cleveland Concern
Busy Day for Reverend in Varied County Weddings
Reverend Abram Herr of New Danville in Tangaster county officiated multiple Mennonite weddings across the county. Bienen Weary and others joined in ceremonies at different homes and towns, including Mountville, Sidunen, and Daat Jarapoos tavernah.
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Philadelphia
Abram Herr
New Danville
Tangaster
Tie Home
Mountville
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Democratic Club
Polich
Plaer
Nor Wyonity Street
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Tobin
Eelechk
Virginix Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Piaco
Umstate
Toval
Robishap
Hennessy
Rogers
Leolf Eee
Iron Toys
in @hope
Wheel Toys
Florses
Nesrip
Micely
A. Srain
Will
Wood Toys
Pretty Honnets
Kait Waynes
Iid
Wally
Omca
Professor Witt
Indy Fligers
Hutler Spenie
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