Girls club meeting proclaims new by laws and boosts dues
Yesterday afternoon the Girls' club held a fraternal meeting featuring a pleasing musical program by Mrs. Haris Parks and others. New by laws restrict membership to girls over 11 with dues set at 50 cents a year to fund classrooms and incidental expenses.
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Haris Parks
Marie Hawking
Rose Dylan
T. A. Carney
J. Herbert Ames
B. FP
Iisenstein
Mes
P. A. D. Perry
Henry Decker
Anabel Dolan
Mother of Judge Speer Dies in Davenport Iowa
Word reached in Butte that the mother of Judge W. Q. Speer died in Davenport Iowa on December 15. Speer and his wife had left Butte for Washington DC for a conference when the news arrived. She was 89, long known in Butte where she spent several months at her son's home.
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Della Hibour
Montreal
Charles J. Kelly
Seattle
J. H. Stolin
Los Angeles
A. D. Tell
Charlee H. Lane
Aliss Mary McHugh
Taree Mercantile
Butte
W. Q. Speer
Davenport
Iowa
Judge
Holiday Travels Mentioned In Local Notes
Fragmented notices show families journeying to Tweton City and Tow a for holidays. David Ulger from Lowlatown visits Marlboro friends. Tom Murray travels from Great Falls to visit his mother. George Cochrand of Lowistown plans a winter trip to California.
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Thomas Tiryant
Tweton City
Towa
David Uwlger
Lowlatown Ia
Butte
Tom Murray
Ain
Great Fale
Witty Mather
North Jack
California
Witter
George Cochrand
Lowistown
Government orders Gillis to reject all bids
Postmaster Malcolm Gillis received orders from the governor to reject all bids for improving the federal building surroundings. He was told to advertise for new bids in March and start the work in April if weather allows. The postal department in Washington reportedly acted against the bids for being too high. The project includes extensive grading and concrete work to beautify the site.
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Malcolm Gillis
Postal Department
Washington
A Programme of Music at the Imperial Theater
Mioager Pd presides over a special Imperial Matinees programme for this afternoon featuring Messts Kanant and Hurtywty with Mire Marielle Andersen in the Rupertal Trio. A serenata for viola and flute and the famous Violin Sonata are on the bill as the week unfolds. Hurts Wis, famed at the Groly of North Wales, heads a noted symphony choir. Marquis Kanant, ex associat e d with John Philip Sousa, is a Paris Conservatory graduate and a premier Northwest cellist.
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Mioager Pd
Imperial Mnatinees
Kanant
Ant Hurtwty
Mire
Marielle Andersen
Rupertal ‘Vrio
Vender
Tia
Mr. Hurts Wis
Era
Groly
North Wales
AM. Kanant
Marquis
John Philip Soisa
Ile
Conservatory of Paris
Insulting Worn Police Arrests on East Park
Police arrested several men after a confrontation on East Park where women passing by faced vulgar remarks. The incident led to multiple arrests including Omeer Yurs and others named in a disorderly scene with bonds set at blank amounts.
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Regal
New York
Paris
East Park
Moose lodge founded in Butte with 380 charter members
In two meetings at the Carpenters Union hall the Loyal Order of Moose started a lodge in Butte with 380 charter members. Fred Kohlenberg, national organizer, led six deputies through a smooth initiation of 55 new members and 275 more received last night. About 400 more applications are on file. The final meeting will name officers and committees with a social and vaudeville entertainment planned.
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Carpenters' Union Hall
Kown
Loyal Order of Moose
Butte
R Ecelver
Fred Kohlenberg
Nat
Rink
Wohieburg
A.B. Foote
Penewhet
Tuper
John Rodgeraoo
Cy Bennett
Tom Richardson
Delighted Newsboys Honored at New Empire Event
The delighted newsboys enjoyed an afternoon at the New Empire under the patronage of Judea Alexander McGuchun, their sponsor. The boys, many taller than expected, received attention from performers and organizers, standing as the main guests of honor for the occasion.
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THE
NEW Empire
Anatinge
Judea
Mount Morlak lodge elects officers at rough election night
The Mount Morlak lodge No 24 A Hal A Mi held its annual election naming W. M. Jenry Inney S. We oho Cochrane treasurer de Ya Cibrroll secretary George W. Craven temporary trustee Lewis I Smith. Funeral for the late James J. Uiltlifolia announced to be at 2 o'clock from Richards' funeral chapel. Additional items mention a Texas judge wedding and a Mack Wind plot victim.
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Mount Morlak
Hal A. Mi
Nna
Mawonle
W. M
Jenry Inney
S. We Oho Cochrane
Ds. Wily & Jackman
de Ya Cibrroll
George W. Craven
Teminle
Lewis I Smith
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Chicago
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