Autograph suit verdict grants defendant small sum
A jury awarded defendant 62.65 against plaintiff Joe Thomas in an automobile damage suit brought by Thomas against Katie Profozich and others after two days of trial. Several divorce and civil actions are noted in the lineup, including custody rulings and venue changes.
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Joe Thomas
Katie Profozich
Thomas
John H. Sherck
Mary Sherck
Joseph R. Jackson
Toole County
Alice Wilson
Henry L. Wilson
Jackson
Carrie Troughton
David Troughton
Dauphine
Manitoba
Daugh
Hazel Smith
Federated Casualty Company
Bonners Ferry Lumber Company
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Harlow Pease
James E. Lavery
Carroll
Nelie
Mike Kopach
Kopach
Annie James
W.O. Speer
Christmas program at Floral Church tonight 8 o clock
Various Sunday school classes and individuals participate in a Christmas program at Floral Park church at 8 o'clock. The program includes songs, readings of the Christmas story, plays and exercises featuring many named classes and participants.
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Floral Church
Floral Park
Vivian Mickle
Nona Pfeffer
Margaret Olive Pope
Dorothy Mary Slater
Helen Holoway
Lucille Arthur
Henry Kushke
Jean Galer
Dolly
Adelaide Jaycox
Audrey Hagenson
Christas
Hazel Williams
Albert Adams
Bobbie Smith
Ruth Kushke
Leason Adams
North Pole
Margaret Cagle
Galer
Sante
Nellie Stewart
Colleen Moore Showcases Acting At The American
Colleen Moore and Conway Tearle star in the final American Theatre engagement of Flirting With Love. The pantomime lesson pairs dramatic tragedy with its comic swap as Moore’s temperamental actress seeks revenge. John Francis Dillon directed the Leroy Scott story Counterfeit and Bread by Charles G. Norris follows as a holiday feature.
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Colleen Moore
First National
Conway Tearle
American Theater
Miss Moore
John Francis Dillon
Karl Hudson
Leroy Scott
Charlies G. Norris
Births Reported As Five Girls And Three Boys
Five girls and three boys were born to eight couples in December per city health office records. The list includes Frank Stafford of 526 North Franklin and a Dec. 20 girl, Brome at 1025 Nevada and a Dec. 19 boy, Kuga at 2213 Cottonwood and a Dec. 15 girl, Petriz at 2126 Maple and a Dec. 17 girl,sepai at 16231 Dewey and a Dec. 5 girl, Rademaker at 861 South Main and a Dec. 19 boy, and Mitchell at 64 West Aluminum and a Dec. 15 boy.
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City Health Office
Frank Stafford
North Franklin
Brome
Nevada
William Kuga
Cottonwood
Peter Petriz
Maple
Michaesepai
Dewey
Theo Rademaker
South Main
Ernest Mitchell
West Aluminum
Col Chas Lloyd Called By Death In California
Col Charlies F Lloyd a Butte native and veteran of the Indian uprising and Spanish American War died December 15 in Hollywood California. He served as adjutant general of the Montana regiment and later as lieutenant colonel with the Third volunteers. He was US marshal of Montana and later engaged in business and mining before health forced him to spend much time away from Montana. He is survived by three children H M Lloyd of Hollywood Mrs E F Pennebaker and Nef Lloyd of Seattle.
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Col
Charlies F. Lloyd
Butte
Hollywood
Cal
H. A. Lloyd
A. J. Davis
Lloyd
California
Footman
Vila
Florida Grove
Mr. Davis
Iowa
West Point Military Academy
United States Infantry
Colorado
Mast Park Street
Old River
Utte Hill
Timber Butte
Montana
Hichards
Coxey
Washington
Florida
H. M
Patey) Lioyd
E. F. Pennebaker
Nef Lioyd
Beattle
Engineer of Anaconda Mining Company Named
An engineering department employee at the Anaconda Mining Company is referenced in a local clipping. The note identifies his role within the company and mentions department duties.
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The
Anaconda Mining Company
Donohue Wins Silver Bow County Physician Contract
Dr Dan J Donohue was awarded the annual county physician contract by the Silver Bow county commission after bids from three doctors were reviewed. The terms require at least three calls weekly at the county hospital and other duties with a monthly price of 350 dollars, while Dr Emery bid 350 dollars and Dr McMahon offered 250 dollars.
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Dan J. Donohue
Silver Bow
C. K. Emery
Dr. E. 8. McMahon
Burglary At Girard Confectionery Stolen Candy Cigs
Thieves broke into the Girard Confectionery at 1701 Wall Street between midnight Sunday and 6 am yesterday, taking about 35 dollars worth of candy cigars and cigarettes. The owner discovered the break in and sheriffs office was notified as officers searched the area for suspects.
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Girard Confectionary
Wall Street
Sheriffs Office
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