Aged Murder Victim Martyr at Rest in Butte
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Jackson were held in Cassidy Gosselin chapel after her murder in Butte. Public administrator Julia Harrington organized arrangements and learned Jackson left funds with a San Francisco woman. Relatives include Charlotte Cassidy and Elizabeth Beglin. Al Livingston remained in county jail as investigators determine next steps.
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Cassidy & Gosselin Chapel
Margaret Jackson
San Francisco
En F. Chapms
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Kiwanis Discussion Highlights Butte Meeting
At the Thornton hotel in Butte the weekly Kiwanis gathering featured a debate on the significance of Kiwanis. Judge Joseph R. Jackson read Roo Fulkerson’s editorial while Matt Hayes Bill Keeley Harry Good and Art Leudeman of the Deer Lodge Kiwanis club participated. Dee J. McGonigio chaired as five minute talks and Scotch songs framed the session.
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Butte Kiwanis Club
Toon
Dee J. McGonigio
Butte Feasts on Buffalo and Bear Meat Crisis
Butte residents rush to secure buffalo and bear meat as stocks dwindle at the Washington Market. A 265 pound bear and buffalo weighing 589 pounds were sold from government stock with deliveries to Butte Anaconda and local buyers.
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Butte
Washington
Wington Meat Company
Charles Ferfaren
Ferguson
Harry Thompson
United States
Thompson
Anaconda
Poultry Raiser Meeting Sets Stage for Stanford Show
The Southern Montana Poultry Association will meet Saturday evening at the Chamber of Commerce to confirm entries for the Stanford State Poultry Show, January 1 to 6. New members are expected. dues are one dollar with another dollar yearly. The group voted to cover express charges for poultry shipments to Stanford. The meeting offers free entry dress for entrants and prizes including fifty dollars for the best cockerel. Mrs. Margaret Kain, secretary, will depart for Stanford.
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Southern Montana Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Stanford
Margaret Kain
Clever Cards By Former Butte Boy
A note from Thomas Fox, clerk of the naturalization bureau, mentions Clarence Irwin formerly of Butte as the source of clever card reproductions. The cards depict stained glass church windows with sentiment tied to Cl i Foley Pile Wiring Welld.
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Butte
Thomas Fox
Naturalization Bureau
Clarence Irwin
Charles Irwin
Clarence
University of Oregon
Courthouse Notes On Judgments And Appointments
Satisfaction of judgments filed in two cases Beliors Grocery Co v Al and Mrs Mountain for 556.73 and Murphy v Home Insurance Co for 792.13. A peremptory writ of mandate against the state board of equalization in the Butte & Superior tax case requires the board to assess Black Rock mine proceeds and return by December 29. Final discharge of administrator in the Henry Sommer estate. Elizabeth Hickey estate ask appointment of Julia Harrington as administratrix.
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Beliors Grocery Company
Mrs. Montain
Butte & Superior Company
Black Rock
Henry Sommer
Lynch
Elizabeth Hickey
Alexander Robertson
Idaho
Julia Harrington
Four Men Sought In Suspected Check Forgery Gang
Butte police chased four men suspected of gang activity after over twenty three worthless checks were passed to merchants on Saturday. The four appeared to be Italians and were reported as still at large last night with inquiries ongoing.
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Butte
Margery Cates Pioneer Resident Dies in Victor Nevada
Mrs. Margaret Cates an old Bitter Root Valley resident died last Saturday at her son Ce B Cass home after a week long illness. She was 84. Survivors include daughters Mrs Dore Wintchit of Soda Springs and Mrs WanoAltrad Cates of Facomma with sons Royeres Pred and cB Fates of Victor.
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Victor
Pec
Margaret
Cates
Fitter
Root’ Valley
Ce B. Cass
See
Hiner
Iren
Dore “Wintchit
Soda Springs
WanoAltrad Cates
Ra Royeres
Funeral Held for Hamilton Resident Marguerite Certil
The funeral for Marguerite Anne Certil of Hamilton was held in the owning chapel this afternoon. The service was conducted by Petwiler of the Hains Cert firm and survivors include her husband. The details are incomplete in the record.
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Hamilton
Marguerite
Anne Certil
Petwiler
Hains Cert
Certil
Missoula County Reduces Deputy Pay Across Board
Missoula County trims deputy payroll by about one third following actions by two justices of the peace. Counties officers see pay drop from 4200 to 28s annually, with conflicting figures and later notes on indiction and resignations.
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Sander Missoula
Fiel
Ata Sguis
Heritre
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