Kurzenbaum Suit Full of Interminable Testimony in Custody Case
In a lively suit before Judge Jackson, Henrietta Kurzenbaum sues Eugene Kurzenbaum for separate maintenance while he seeks custody of their children. The case features allegations of drunkenness cruelty and improper relations with Max Apostel, with witnesses testifying to both good and bad conduct as the court keeps the matter under advisement. The trial included a tense cross examination and a gun search request, with remarks by Albert Frame and a remark linking carpentry and preaching from Frame.
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Henrietta Kurzenbaum
Eugene Kurzenbaum
Max Apostel
J. F. Emigh
Justin Bourquin
Henry Levinski
A. G. Shone
Kurzenbaum
Albert Frame
Jesus
Carpenter
Pioneer Butte Man Dies After A Long Illness
John FR Richardson 70 a Butte resident since 1876 died yesterday at his home 217 Virginia Street after several weeks illness. The body will lie at the family home until funeral Saturday at 9 AM then to St Marys church for requiem at 9:30. Burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Survived by wife Mary, two sons Ross and William Breen, daughter Mrs John L Sullivan, three grandsons Joseph Thornton Tillie Breen Robert Breen, daughters in law Mrs William Breen and Mrs John K Sullivan, two sons in law Tom Thornton and John K Sullivan, one sister Mrs Sherman and brother Frank Richardson of Lincoln Neb.
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John FR. Richardson
Butte Sine
Virginia Street
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mary Richardson
Ross Richardson
William Breen
John Ll. Sullivan
Joseph Thornton
Tillie Breen
Robert Breen
Tom Thornton
John K. Sullivan
City
Mrs. Sherman
Frank Nichardson
Lincoln
Neb
St Johns Guild Gift Work Teas Sale Set Tomorrow
The ladies of St John Episcopal church guild host a silver tea and sale of work in the parish house tomorrow from 2 to 6 p.m. A sale of cooked foods will also be held as parishioners and friends join in the event. Next Monday a parish supper is planned in the symposium hall with Rt. Rev. Bishop Faber and Suffragan Bishop Ox expected to attend. Reservations should be sent to the select vestry secretary.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Symmasium
Faber
Miner Charles O Garan Dies Suddenly in Park Street Café
Charles O Gara, 51, a miner long resident of Butte, collapsed and died in a West Park Street cafe yesterday afternoon. Coroner James F Carey ordered removal to Walsh parlors for a post mortem by Dr. Frank J Williams and Dr. C B Emery. An inquest will be held later. He left a daughter in Butte and a son in Chicago.
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Charles O’gara
West Park Street
Walsh
James F. Carey
Frank J. Williams
C. B. Emery
Iea
Butte
Wraggs
Hast Park Street
Chicago
Dillon Residents Visit Butte For Week Of Business And Social
Edward Stone and L V Shields arrived in Butte from Dillon to spend the balance of the week attending to business and visiting friends. They are guests at the Arizona.
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Edward Stone
L. V. Shields
Butte
Dillon
The
Arizona
Butte High School Names Student Council
One thousand three hundred students at Butte High School selected twelve council members yesterday to represent students with the faculty. Four at large and two from each class—three girls—will sit, with class presidents as ex-officio members and a chairman to be chosen next week.
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The
Butte High School
Ed Malthon
Frank Grady
Carl Tysel
Andrew Metcalf
Ruth Rae
Norman Thomson
Christmas foreign mail shipments fall at Butte post office
Butte postal officials report a noticeable drop in Christmas mail destined for foreign lands. Postmaster Phil Goodwin says this year will likely be among the smallest in years for outbound foreign mail from Butte. He notes a three year trend of decreasing shipments, with wartime Europe mail being heavy due to American troops overseas and now greatly reduced after their return.
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Butte
Phil Goodwin
Europe
Butte Stores to Stay Open Late for Christmas Rush
Department stores in Butte will remain open until 9 p.m. starting Monday to serve large Christmas crowds. Morning hours start at the same time, with butcher shops and grocery stores extending evening hours the last three days of next week. Clerks may take leave by working at another business and miners benefit from late shifts. The late hours are a longtime Shutte custom during the holiday rush.
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Butte
Shutte
Bolton Fighting 10 Keep From Butte
George Bolton alleged bigamist fights extradition to Montana. County attorney and sheriff went to Louisiana. telegram says deputies should send copies of Bolton’s marriage license, local marriage certificate, and Clerk J. F. Driscoll’s license authority.
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George Bolton
Louisiana
Montana
Hoolton
J. F. Driscoll
Butte Notes Short Local Gossip and Holiday Cheer
Rent pianos from Orton Bros Moving storing listed. Mont Transfer Co and Al Jones noted as business guest at the Arizona from Glen. Mr and Mrs Edgar York of Missoula guests at the Grand on a short visit. Mrs W Bennett of Maiden Rock in Butte shopping and registered at the Grand. A holiday greeting ends the note with seasonal wishes.
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Orton Bros
Mont. Transfer Co
al Jones
Arizona
Glen
Edgar York
Missoula
Grand
Butte
W. Bennett
Maiden Rock
the Grand
Special Notice and Social Guests in Butte Bulletin
A special notice explains delivery by 7 20 and offers messenger delivery. The item lists numerous visitors and guests in Butte including J S Glen of Boulder F J Driscoll of Great Falls G B Conway of Helena and many others with stays at the Thornton Grand or Arizona. It also notes Victory Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps redemption and local shop mentions at the P O News Stand.
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Great Falls
Butte
G. B. Conway
Helena
Thornt
Arthur FR. Jorgenson
Legrates
Macy
Missoula
D. Ellsworth
Havre
D. Rodney Herndon
Virginia City
Grand
Miners Savi Bank and Trust Co
C. A. Crawford
Mamililton
Thornton
Lee Shelton
Divide
Merrit Barnes
Marion Barnes
A. L. Stone
Dillion
L. W. Cowan
Deer Lodge
Alex Frederickson
Dillon
Arizona
M. Brennan
E. M. Smith
Acoma
C. W. Brown
Laurel
D. Jesson
Leggat
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
W. E. Ripley
Ripley
P. O
Mao
Billings hospital plans aid for Montana crippled children
A new St Vincent's hospital in Billings with 69 beds and orthopedic focus will aid Montana's 1200 crippled children. Dr Louis Allard will address Butte supporters at noon and a campaign for $1 memberships launches to fund local care and schooling for rehabilitated children.
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Montana
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Minneapolis
Butte
Louis W.allard
St. Vincent's
Or Allerd
Butts
Thornton
Judge
St. Vincent’s
Hfe
C. R. Leonard
W. B. Daly
J. B. Dakin
Billings Hospital
Youth formally charged in Japanese man's holdup
Emmet Walsh, a Tutte youth, is charged as one of two bandits who held up George Matsu of Har lowton early yesterday. Matsu identified Walsh as the gunman who demanded money and a gold watch after Walsh flashed a pistol at the Rialto clubroom. Dermond and Walsh were later arrested after police received Dermond's tip.
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George Matsu
Harlowton
Matsu
Hamiltton Street
Walsh
J. W. Derimond
Nettie Street
Kiialo
Murphy
Geelock
F O'Donnell
Sage
Dermond
Rialto
Desmond Desmond
Hamilton Street
Ray Harrington
Desmond
Chief Murphy
Powell
Silver Bow
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