Eight year old burglar and companions steal from store
Juvenile court jailed Leo Kiley aged eight for three years in industrial school after he confessed to burglary at Rask Bros. with Thomas Kane and Thomas Dolan, both ten, who were sent to reform or industrial schools. They stole rings, watches, clothes, shoes and other items. some recovered by detectives. mothers pleaded for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kiley
Donlan
Thomas Kane
Thomas Dolan
Riley
Kane
State Reform School
Miles City
Dolan
Judge Donlan
Boulder
Rask Bros
East Park Street
Montana
Elgin
Powell
Colligan
Washington
Fine musical programme at St. Joseph's Church
Christmas day concert under Miss Marie Thompson features Mass in honor of St. Joseph by Wiegand with Adesta Fidelis at offertory. Violin by Ruth Peters and cornet by Mr Steinway accompany the choir. includes musical benediction and a full list of choir members by voice part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Marie Thompson
St. Joseph
Wiegand
Adesta Fidelis
Offetory
Ruth Peters
Steinway
T. Schell
L. Tobin
E. Boyle
N. Tinetti
T. Manley
G. Tobin
D. McMillan
F. Reilly
N. Cosgrove
Altos
H. Joyce
C. Rollman
J. Cesare
M. Boyle
J. Moffat
A. Dubie
J. Mitchell
Mr. Stole
JL. Clark
A. Floyd
F. Grefig
O. Stole
J. Dubie
Claim Settled by Compromise in Thrush Estate Case
A compromise settlement of 1050 dollars was authorized by Judge Donlan in the Thrush estate matter. Harry A Thrush was killed in a mine on Oct 17. The sole heir is his father of Warsaw Indiana. Other items include ongoing cases with the city of Butte and attorneys Marsh Boyle and Marsh. A heavy Saturday calendar awaits Judge Donlan. Ad: Victor talking machine at Orton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Melzner
Harry A. Thrush
Donlan
Anaconda Company
Thrush
Warsaw
Ind
Patrick Rice
Butte
McClernan
Department of the District Court
MccClernan
Simon
Thomas Boyle
Burt Marsh
Duncan
Lynch
Department of Court
Marsh
Ruth Chapter Chooses Officers for New Year
At a Wednesday evening election in the new Masonic temple Ruth Chapter announced its officers for the year. Elective officers include Alta Preston as worthy patron and Charles F. Juttner as worthy patron, Estella Worth as associate matron, Lizzie O Marsh as secretary, Elizabeth Wright as treasurer, Nellie Marks as conductress, Georgie MacKinnon as associate conductress. Appointive officers named Gertrude Bettenson Adah Sarah Cowling Ruth Marjorie Bree Esther Anne Williams Martha Beulah Law Electa Lillian Bettenson warder Nettie Newell sentinel Nettie Anderson chaplain Eve G Polkinghorne organist Blanche Murton marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Masonic Temple
Alta Preston
Charles F. Juttner
Estella Worth
Lizzie O. Marsh
Elizabeth Wright
Nellie Marks
Georgie MacKinnon
Gertrude Bettenson
Adah
Sarah Cowling
Ruth
Marjorie Bree
Esther
Anne Williams
Martha
Beulah Law
Electa
Lillian Bettenson
Nettie Newell
Sentinel
Nettie Anderson
Eve G. Polkinghorne
Blanche Murton
Marshal
Mark Cross Leather Goods Ad in Montana
Exclusive agents in Montana for Mark Cross leather goods including gloves purses bags and travel sets. Advertisement lists leather items and mentions The Clothery at 81 North Main Street as the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mark Cross
Clothery
North Main Street
Adv
Arvid Johnson Takes Charge of Gregson Massage Department
Prof Arvid Johnson formerly of Hunters Hot Springs now leads the massage department at Gregson. A graduate of D A Kjellbergs massage institute in Stockholm Sweden he brings Swedish training to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Johnson
Hunter's Hot Springs
Gregson
D. A. Kjellberg
Massage Institute
Stockholm
Sweden
Adv
Spokane plans Northwest storage warehouse association
Storage and warehouse association formed with headquarters in Spokane to coordinate a chain of warehouses across the Northwest. It will operate in cooperation with the distributing and selling association of fruitgrowers of Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana, established at a December 16 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Northwest
Distributing and Selling Association of
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Mob hunts killer body found in swamp near Vulba Alabama
Meridian Mississippi December 2 A bullet riddled body of an unidentified negro killed Perry Wilkins last night was found today in a swamp near Vulba Alabama. The killer, arrested then fled, was pursued by a mob which fired many shots but lost sight of him at dawn. The search found the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Perry Wilkins
Vulba
Ala
Just Give Her Slippers for Every Gift Idea
A brief note suggests gifting slippers as a reliable present for her. It highlights comfort, practicality, and everyday use, framing slippers as a fail safe choice for any occasion or recipient. The tone is casual and promotional, emphasizing timeless usefulness.
Gamer's Shoe Store at 113 North Main Street
Local shoe shop Gamer's Shoe Store operates from 113 North Main Street, promoting a range of comfortable footwear and daily wear. The store emphasizes affordable prices and quick service for customers seeking reliable everyday shoes.
Sheriff Force Picks Begin As Year Turns
Alderman John Smith is said chosen for under sheriff with HNeogh trneh as chief deputy and Jim Larkin on staff. As year ends, selections for deputies to Tom Driscoll include Hugh Lynch and James Larkin and Dan Holland. Others like Mike Dunn Jack Nolan and Mike Fogarty are mentioned, totaling seven with fifteen expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Driscoll
John (. Smith
Speculator
Smith
Hugh Lynch
Pennsylvania
James Larkin
Dan Holland
Larkin
Holland
Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Mike Dunn
Mountain Con
Jack Nolan
The
Gagnon
Mike Fogarty
Silver Bow Park
Hawaii lecture for Butte Young Men on islands and civility
Walter Gifford Smith, Hawaii publicity agent, will lecture to the Butte Young Men's association at the Baptist church about Hawaii. He describes Hawaii as a U S territory with a garrison of 4900 troops, rich production in sugar and pineapples, diverse crops, and a climate free of frost and malaria. He praises the islands as civilized, healthy, and open to homesteading while noting governance by president appointed officials and elected local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Butte
Walter Gifford Smith
United States
Montana
Honolulu
Armas
Pacific Coast
California
Romualdo Pacheco
Mr. Smith
John Burroughs
Colorado
Arizona
Board of Health
Army
Alaska
The Fatal Step in Morristown Tragedy
Morristown New Jersey youth John S Huyler aged 19 son of the late candy maker fell beneath a moving train at the station as it pulled out toward New York. His legs were crushed and amputation was required but he died a few hours later. Also note Buffalo meat advertised for sale at Metropolitan Market 119 Hast Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
John S. Huyler
Millionnaire
New York
Legislators Seek Information on Agriculture Focus
Helena December dispatch notes Montana lawmakers will devote much of this session to agricultural needs. Inquiries cover herd lands thrashing laws thrashers liens agricultural credit drainage districts grain inspection pure seeds and noxious weeds. Some members seek data on workmen compensation tax commission public utilities commission and railroad regulation. No interest shown in municipal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Legislative Bureau of the
State Historical Library
Montana
Tax Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Railroad Commission
Bread loaf size case before the Supreme Court
The Chicago city ordinance setting loaf sizes was argued before the Supreme Court. Harry Rubens, for baker Mathias Schmidinger, contended the seven pound loaf in seven pounds exceeds the six pound limit and that the ordinance discriminates against Poles and others of foreign birth. The city offered no oral argument, submitting its case on briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Supreme Court
Harry Rubens
Mathias Schmidinger
Tragic Stair Collapse Kills Brooklyn Man
David H. Cochran dies when part of an iron and concrete stairway at an elevated Brooklyn station collapses as he descends. He is buried under debris for about 30 minutes before being dug out. A pearl necklace found in his pocket was a Christmas gift for his wife. Cochran is the son of the late H. Cochran formerly with the Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David H. Cochran
Brooklyn
Cochran
H. Cochran
the Polytechnic Institute
Feel Bully Take Cascarets Tonight
An old fashioned health ad touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for headaches dizziness coated tongue and sour stomach. It claims undigested waste and foul gases in the bowels poison the body and that Cascarets flush out constipation and toxins to cleanse the stomach and liver.
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West Park Street
Main Street
West Park Latey’s
Lutey’s
Lutey’s Marketeria
Ima
Bell
Bart Park Street
East Park
Meadow
Grimes
Lutey's
Columbia
Malaga
Richelieu
Yacht Club
Lutey
Cisteures
Wes Caischs Saxeress
Turkeys
Welch's
Huntley & Palmer
Cranber
ST. Joseph’s Church
Granite Street
Thrush Estate
Marsh—Nig
Victor
Orton Bros
Ady
Ruth Chapter
UNION
L. S
Eugene Hill Bookseller
Newbro Drug Co
North Main
Mark Cross Leather Goods
Gregson Hot Springs
Wrigat
Boker
Baker
Herman Baker
Davis
N. Main St
Gamer’s Shoe Store
John Smith
Hneogh Trneh
Jim Larkin
Butte Young Men
Columbus
Mont
Paltimore Oysters
Stillwater Valley
Ford
Dy Jean Es Een
Singer Tailoring Co
Legislatorselect
Eagle Loan Office
Buatte
Ibs
Sanitary
Pallas Candy Company
ED Rose
Jeweler
Cascarets
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