Butte Relief association cuts cases as aid rises
With 2200 needy cases on record the Butte Relief association reports supplying food clothing and fuel on second and third applications. Over 2000 cases have been dropped after reinvestigation to focus on those most in need and to preserve funds for others. Weekly supplies contracts awarded to local outfits include meats clothing shoes and drugs.
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Butte Relief Association
Hatten
WB. Daly
Relief ‘Association
Bear Geek
Iter
Grocerion Henmenry's
Meats
Hansen
Symons
Palace Clothing Company
C. B. Hoskins Company
Smith pleads guilty in coal yard theft case
Marty Smith, charged with stealing coal from the B. A. P. railroad yards, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty before Judge Buckley yesterday morning. The court imposed a sentence of $10 or five days, and Smith is fined.
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Smith
Marty Smith
Buckley
is_fne
Big attendance at signal meet in Butte region
Members from Montana and Washington attended the annual meeting of the Butte Regional committee of the Northwest signal section of the American Railway Association at the Empeco club rooms. The two year old committee held its second meeting for advancing signaling practice. FL Bakes was re elected chairman for the coming year. Short addresses by I I Clark H K Lowry and C A Christophers highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondaho
Washington
Butte
Northwest Signal Section
American Teail Way Association
Empeco Club
Bakes
Northern Pacific
Livingston
United States
I. I. Clark
H. K. Lowry
Rock Island
Chicago
C. A. Christophers of
Kineer
St. Paul
Tiree
A.C. Sench
President Harding Praised For Naming Harding Way
An autograph letter from President Warren G. Harding thanking Byron E. Cooney and associates is received for naming Eighteen Mile Hill “Harding Way.” The white space signature shows plain style. The president notes support for highway improvements and federal state cooperation, and expresses appreciation for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Byron E. Cooney
Board of County Commissioners
Harding Way
Warren G. Hareding
Republic
Mr. Cooney
Warren G. Hart
Rush for dictionary shows its popularity
Extraordinary efforts mark the rush to obtain the new Universities dictionary offered exclusively by the Standard. Prof M Lunt of Horace Mann School Columbia University explains that clear sentence relations are essential for understanding written thought. He notes good usage and common practice guide proper form and that altering rules excludes one from cultured society.
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M. Lunt
Horace Mann School
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Professor Lunt
New Universities Dictionary
Settlement Reached In Infant Death On railway Tracks
Judge Lynch approved a settlement on the death of Helena Catherine McGrath a one month old child killed on the Northern Pacific tracks at Laurin. Administrator John McGrath said the railway company offered seven hundred dollars and was authorized to accept.
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Helena Catherine McGrath
Northern Pacific Railway
Laurin
Lynch
John McGrath
Regulations Covering Sale of Seals at Post Offices
Postmasters may grant permission to sell Red Cross and tuberculosis seals in rented postoffice quarters or postal substations. If a postoffice is in a federal building, applications go to Washington. Butte post office reported booths will appear in federal buildings and at West Park Street sub post office ahead of the holidays to ease congestion and promote poster displays.
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Washington
Butte
West Park Street
Lobster Catch Surges In Southern California
Los Angeles reports lobster supplies up substantially with C. B. Bauder, deputy fish and game commissioner, noting the first two weeks of the season produced more than 10,000 pounds above last year. The article highlights an unusually abundant harvest at Los Angeles harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Los Angeles
California
C. 8. Bauder
Fish and Game
Los Angeles Harbor
Treaty needed to issue money orders in Germany
International money orders to Germany cannot be drawn until a new treaty is arranged. Though peace is declared, exchange cannot be resumed immediately. The post office will handle claims on unpaid money orders and refund those who received exchange drafts during or since the war.
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Germany
Butte Postoffic
Co operation urged among mail shippers on parcel tags
The Postal Department asks shippers using parcel post to avoid confusing labels. Return cards printed on the bottom obscure address, extraneous bold text attracts attention, and excessive color on labels should be avoided to prevent delays.
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parcel _ post
Department
Return Postal Department
Welsh Church Choir to Sing for Ill Soldiers at Galen
The Welsh church choir will travel to Galen this evening to sing for ex-soldiers now ill at the institution. Conductor Hugh C. Jones will lead a program including The Tempest, Three for Jack, Jolly Sailors, My Beastly Eyeglass, The Spider and the Fly, Oh Hush Thee My Babe, and Ameri. Benjamin Owen will be in charge of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Dakota
Alumniium
Hugh C. Jones
Benjamin ‘Owen
Jack
Jack,” J. ‘Thomas, John M. Johns and, A. C. Jane
Mrs. Calloway
BOWLERS AND FARMERS GET RAILROAD RATES FOR TRAVEL
The International Bowling association event in St Paul Minnesota runs February 10 to 19 1922. Great Northern offers a fare and a half round trip for Montana travelers on identification certificate plan. Also Farmers Union annual meeting at Billings December 14 to 16 receives rate of fare and a half if 150 members attend. Tickets issued December 10 to 16 with final return December 20.
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International Bowling Association
St. Paul
Minn
Butte
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Montana
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Billings
Montana law graduates fill county positions
A Montana law school alumni meeting at the state university in Missoula highlights graduates now serving as county attorneys across Montana. Notables include Hawing Cummings Deer P Reed Virginia City Joseph C Tope Terry J S Crawford Forsythe Horace A Davis Big Timber and Winifred Brown, who died this year while Granite county’s attorney. City attorneys include Larue Smith Great Falls and Howard A Jolson Whitehall. Brill, 82, Ramsey county chief probation officer and Minnesota pioneer, dies in St Paul after a week's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State University
Missoula
Charles Tyman
Meagher County
Butte
Tyman
Hawing Cummings
Deer P. Reed
Virginia City
Joseph C. Tope
Terry
Minnesota
ST. Paul
Brill
Ramsey County
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