Golligion suit and damages in auto cycle collision
Richard Weingarner sues William Medlin and Joe Winters for damages after a collision with a motorcycle. Winters alleges Weingartner drove at 26 miles an hour with bright headlights causing confusion. They seek 276 dollars. Fred K. Furman defends. Johanna Sheat sues street car company for 18150 dollars for injuries after a door mishap at Second and Atlantic, says she was knocked and thrown about 50 feet, with serious injuries. Clarence Hanley and Charles ONeill handle her case. County attorney issues opinion on sheriff fees, noting mileage rates for witnesses, writs, notices, and investigations. Final accounts in Mary Webber estate filed. Herbert Jensen vs Butte-Jardine Mining default entered. Thomas Buggy estate fourth annual report filed, listing 145.78 dollars and realty at 430 North Main. Martin Dell sues to foreclose lien for wages at 209 211 East Copper for 23.75 dollars. work done at request of Ira Walker with consent of Christ and Louis Radovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Weingarner
William R. Medlin
Joe Winters
Weingartner
Winter
Fred K. Furman
Johanna Sheat
Clarence Hanley
Charles O'Neill
Jacob Baker
Second
Atlantic Streets
Prameec
Mary Webber
Herbert H. Jensen
Butte-Jardine Mining and Milling Company
Kremer
Sanders
Thomas Buggy
North Main Street
Martin Dell
East Copper Street
Ira Walker
Christ
Louis Radovich
Zaza at the Rial in Allan Dwan’s Paramount film
Gloria Swanson stars as Zaza with H B Warner Ferdi Gottschalk and Lucille La Verne in supporting roles. The original Zaza was seen as wicked. Swanson plays it with a gamin Kiki flavor. A juvenile Benny Alexander comedy also accompanies the bill at the Rialto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Dwan
Zaza
Paramount
Gloria Swanson
H. B. Warner
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Lucille la Verne
Miss Swanson
Gamin
Kiki
Benny Alexander
April Showers and East Is West At The American
Tonight's program features Kenneth Harlan and Colleen Moore in April Showers about a New York boy seeking fame. Also showing Ben Turpin in Asleep at the Switch with new angles for laughs and the East Is West comedian making the audience laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Harlan
Colleen Moore
New York
O’ Rourke
Ben Turpin
Funeral services held for Samuel M. Wilson in Sheridan
Samuel M. Wilson, longtime Sheridan resident, died at 78. Funeral at Sheridan Methodist Church featured prayers, songs by Dorothy Marsh, and a brief sermon. He was born in Short Creek Kentucky, blind part of life, married Nora Alice McClatchy in 38 years before death, and lived on the Noble ranch before homesteading in the valley. Survived by his wife, son Tom Wilson and family in Montana, four brothers Virgil, Joel C, Warren, Minor, and sister Mrs Emma Proctor of Richfield Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Samuel M. Wilson
Sheridan Methodist Church
Tra F. Rankin
Dorothy Marsh
Wilson
Rheridan
Short Creek
Nora Alice McClatchy
Montana
Noble Ranch
Tom Wilson
Virgil
Joel C
Richfield
Warrenson
Palle
Rough Ky
Minor
New Mexico
Emma Proctor
League council to convoke opium traffic conference
The League of Nations council met in Paris and agreed to convoke an international conference on opium traffic. The meeting is to be held in Geneva, Switzerland, in November 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Paris
Council of the
League of Nations
Teadey
Peneve
Switzerland
Skating Sweaters Feature Double Breasted Wool Style
Advertises heavy weight pure wool skating sweaters at 14 dollars 75 cents with collar long sleeves and double breasted design. Also offers brushed wool sweaters at 9 dollars 75 cents in tan and gray with bell sleeves pockets and new fastening for a smart look.
Jacquette Angora Sleeverd Sweater Line Priced
Jacquette sweaters priced at 17.50 feature fine Angora wool with side fastening. Long sleeves offered in tan and white and brown and white combinations.
Moynihan Welcomes First Child on Princeton Avenue
A bouncing baby boy, the first in the Moynihan family, arrived Dec 9 at 1880 Princeton avenue. Mother and son are doing well and father shows pride as he shares the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moynihan
Princeton Avenue
O. D. O. Club
Tom Lowry
Banks Avenue
Joe Stevens
Florence Corbett
Lowry
Henry Motsch
L. T. Nelson
H. C. Bertwell
Oscar Nelson
Arthur Nelson
Miss Corbett
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Stillwell
Front Street
Charles McKenna
Lawlor
Mont
Charles Oros
Idaho Street
Silver Bow Park
M. B. Church
Nick Parken
Bim Street
Women’s Relief Co
Pool to Great Falls as new Employers' secretary
L. K. Pool, deputy state weights and measures officer in Butte for the last year, has resigned and will leave for Great Falls today to take a position as secretary for the Employers' association. D. F. Barloga will succeed Mr. Pool in Silver Bow county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Pool
Butte
Great Falls
Employers’ Association
EF. Barloga
Mr. Pool
Silver Bow County
Feeder Cattle On Farms Show Mixed 1923 Outlook
The Agriculture Department reports feeder cattle on farms are about 15 percent lower in western and Pacific states than last year, while the eleven corn belt states show about a two percent increase. Utah, Nevada and California fall 15 000 to 20 000 head, Colorado and Idaho dip slightly, and only Montana shows an uptick in the West. For slaughter supplies the winter and spring outlook in corn belt states is similar to last year but lighter cattle may limit Pacific coast slaughter. The first eleven months of 1923 see 3 042 000 feeder cattle move into corn states, against 8 184 000 in 1922 and 2 081 000 in 1921. A Dec 1 stock table lists Iowa 100 South Dakota 110 Nebraska 106 Kansas 95 as comparisons to 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Pacific Slope
Department of Agriculture
Piontana
Department Alletin
Utah
Nevada
California
Colorado
Idaho
Department
Owa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Fewer Divorces Reported in England in 1923
London reports a drop in divorce petitions for 1923, with 18 percent fewer filings than 1921, 42 percent below 1920, and 48 percent under 1919, a year that had the highest total on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Apple and grapefruit sale prices at local grocer
Readable fragment lists Fresh apples and grapefruit prices. Fancy Mintosh apples per box 1.89 cooking apples six pounds 25 cents. Grapefruit Blue Goose brand priced per item 12 cents per pound? Note ambiguous OCR.
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Victrola
Orton Bros
N. Main
New
Victor Records
Broadway
Theater
Broadway Theater
Matinees Sun
Web
Sat
Mayo
Miss Nobody
Starland
West Park Street
Standard
Probate Matters
THE
Sheridan News
Kayser
Sea Island
Jacquard Turkish
Sounth Side
Gertrude Woodruff
Douglas
Mesdames Bradley
Poindexter
Woodruff
Cobb
J. W. Blake
M. EB. Church
E. Galena Butte, Mont
Glasses Bee
DE. J
Sunkist
Montana Ib
Montana Electric CO
East Broadway
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Butte, Montana
John Randall Dunn
Boston
Massachusetts
Mother Church
Butte High School
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