Resigns Position With Red Cross In Butte Chapter
Swanette Ezetels resigns as executive secretary of the civilian relief committee in the Butte chapter of the American Red Cross. She cites petty misunderstandings and says the organization is too noble to let individuals block its work. She also notes her ongoing role representing Montana for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Beekiels
Civilian Relief Committee
Butte
The
Red
Red Crase
Red Cross
Soldiers Dowlers Triumph in Hospital Bowling League
In a margin of points the Soldiers Dowlers beat Murray Hospital in a bowling contest. The margin favored the Murray group 2,268 to 2,268. In the Commercial league Dormitory five defeated Pneumatics 3,297 to 2,828. Badger State Aggregation edged Black Rock five 2,367 to 2,462 in Mines league action.
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Badger State Aggravation
Black Rock
Pioneer resident of Butte dies in Washington
Mrs Pete Hanson of Butte, pioneer resident, died December 23 in Port Grehard Washington, according to word received by GA. Broughton of Lust Park. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs G A Broughton Jr and Mrs Herbert Lond and one son Peter Tianson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hanson
Butte
Port ‘Grehard
Wash
GA. Broughton
Lust Park
G. A. Broughton Jr
Herbert Lond
Peter Tianson
Sullivan Named O Neill s Clerk in Silver Bow Township
O Neill named Dan Sullivan as clerk to succeed John Doran as justice of the peace for Silver Bow township. Sullivan, long seen at the Rialto Theatre, has two years of theater work and gains strong support from associates in his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vents O'Neill
John Doran
Silver Bow Township
Dan Sullivan
Neglect Yields Two Divorces in Montana Court
Two neglect charges heard before Judge Lamb led to two divorces. Marion H. Watson was freed from A. G. Watson with the decree entered by default. The couple wed in Butte on March 14. Mate Wilhelm secured divorce from Julie Wilhelm in a separate proceeding. J Beckett of Great Falls, Great Northern passenger agent, visited Butte yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Marion H. Watson
A. G. Watson
Hutte
Mate” Wilhelm
Julie Wilhelm
Negmnas
Butte
Beckett
Great Falla
Great Northern Railroad
Robbery on Talbot Avenue Targets John Keb
John Keb of 224 South Warren Avenue was forced to the ground by two men in a Talbot Avenue alley near Mutch and Young store. They robbed him of a $50 check eight and a half dollars in silver and a watch and chain. Deputies searched the area but could not locate the assailants. Authorities describe the attackers as two heavyset men with a third following.
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Talbot Avenue
Mutch and Young
John Keb
Warren Avenue
Keb
Bury
Sheriff's Office
Rent pianos from Orton Bros and Pythian social event
Notes from OTE HENS about renting pianos from Orton Bros. Calanthe lodge members plan a social this evening to be hosted by the Pythian Sisters and the Banas. Dr W E Dodd offers free nervous-trouble examinations with glasses fitted at Hotel Legwat, hours to 6 p.m. Business in the stationery and office supply department at the P O News stand remains strong after 15 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Calanthe Lod
Pythian Sisters
Banas
W. E. Dodd
Legwat
Card of Thanks Reeeantte fe tree acer Poses a
Card of Thanks note expresses gratitude to those offering aid and condolences. The message acknowledges sympathy received during a difficult time and thanks neighbors friends and relatives for their support.
Iresh Court For Appealing Wife S Jaw (sic)
Ike Hayes, a prize fighter, was cited in court after a confrontation with his wife. He pleaded guilty claiming self defense after she accused him of assault. The judge fined him twenty dollars and remanded the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Hayes
Taban
Bim
Whooping cough dominates Butte child illnesses
Whooping cough remains the chief ailment among Butte children while measles spread rapidly. Quarantine lists show 66 cases of whooping cough, 10 measles, four chickenpox, and two smallpox cases. A stray note mentions Fred McChure and Monty Coulam of Union Pacific returning from holiday trips in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fred McChure
Union Pacific
Sett Lake
Monty Coulam
Sale Lake
Salvation Army drives toward over subscribing quota
Salvation Army quota of 13 certs and a $9,200 tally were reported as attained yesterday in the devotion drive for $10,000. Workers, led by drive chairman C R Leonard, expected oversubscription today or tomorrow. Campaign headquarters in the Butte Chamber of Commerce will close before week’s end. Adjutant Harris and business section director HM Sylvester have been pivotal in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
C. R. Leonard
Ofit
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Adjutant Harris
HM Sylvester
Wrong Man Caller In Moonshine Case At Police Court
John Moriarity, an escaped convict, faced a selling moonshine charge in police court. Prosecutor cited a wife as the actual seller, with testimony about coercion to testify. Detective Rodda defended actions after arrest, while Paul Sarto described a midnight visit at 508 Just Broadway leading to drinks and a police call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moriavity
John
Mre
Atoriority
Cam
Witnoms
Paul Sarto
Saarto
Broadway
Ively
Ak Fon
Moriality
Sarto
Moriarty
Saar
Moriarity
Law School Crowd to Be in Hell Tonight
Students and graduates of the Silver Bow Taw school will hold their sixth annual banquet at the Thorn taw hotel this evening at o'clock. Elaborate meal will be served and lively entertainment is expected as alumni arrive from distant places for tonight's reunion look back at weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Taw School
Thorn Taw
Silver Bow Jaw
Silver Bow
Mise Marie Kel
Childean
Ante Claus
Horoscope for Taewing December 38 1920
Uranus rules in unfriendly power today with Jupiter in benevolent aspect. Memories surface prompting regrets but renewed effort may rise in many directions. Love looks bleak as Uranus looms, while Jupiter hints at better trade prospects though manufacturing may face labor troubles. A year of profit ahead. women urged to progress with support from men, education emphasized, and a great national development forecast. Funeral held for Lieut Patrick O’Ffrien in Rome town with notable attendees.
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Taewing
Uranus
Stara
Jupiter
Rome
Patrick O'ffrien
Royal Lying Corps
Los Angeles
R. B Grant
Washington
Len Small
New Coal Shipping Records Reported by Northern Pacific
Records show production and coal transportation reaching new highs in early December. Northern Pacific reports weekly production around 12,500,000 tons and 283,565 loaded cars as bituminous coal movement peaks, with November halts followed by renewed strong operation and annual high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Kemp
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tutte
Officials appoint deputies for clerk and recorder
M. F. Sal announces deputies for the coming two years. W. S. Barclay becomes chief deputy clerk and recorder, Jee S. Butler, Dave Levy and Mod Terkopec join, retaining current roles. Additional appointees include John Sutliva, Julia Hurley, Mary Harrington, Helen Clark, Alice Sylvester, Dana Sulth and Anna Joven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Sal
Barclay
Puckett
Jee
Butler
Dave Levy
Mod Terkopec
Sam Andeson
Anderwon
Levy
Berkopee
Board of Commissioners
Johm Sutliva
Julia Hurley
Mary Harrington
Helen Clark
Alice Sylvester
Dana Sulth
Anna Joven
Sunday School at St. John's Plans Christmas Party
St. John's Sunday School will celebrate with an animal themed children’s party at the church. Duke Suitzer, superintendent, will read the service while the pastor delivers the sermon. Children will sing Christmas hymns and carols as the Christmas tree is lit and the evening spent in holiday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Duke
Suitzer
Firemen battle blaze at South Main cafe
Patrons eat as San Francisco cafe on South Main Street is evacuated when a stove blaze sparks a fire near Quarts and Arizona streets. Fire trucks respond while patrons remain calm amid the scare.
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San Francisco
South Main Streets
Quarts Street
Arizona Street
Saunter
Rural Schools Celebrate Yuletide Across Silver Bow County
Christmas programs lit up rural schools in Silver Bow County with trees, gifts, and recitations. At Green Macday School a luncheon and a lavish display featured students and parents, while Ramsay and Silver Bow showcased decorated trees, original poems, plays, and community support from local volunteers and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Nellie Small
Brakeman Case Fails as Prosecution Favors Release
In a police court hearing, Mike X. Sullivan and Mrs. Mary Sproule faced robbery allegations involving a brakeman, $480, a watch, chain, and a pass. The prosecuting witness failed to appear, the judge noted absence hindered conviction, and Mrs. Sproule was remanded with plans to travel to Los Angeles. Deputy Sheriff O Connor testified she had previously sought treatment at Warm Springs and expressed no intention to steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike X. Sullivan
Yeverday
Mary Sproule
O'Connor
Boroule
Warm Springs
Los Angeles
No Action Taken by Association on Burcau Afternoon Program
Members of the Silver How Minte serial association took no action on the Burcau afternoon program of the Y MC. At their meeting yesterday the subject was referred back to the special committee on investigation consisting of the Rev. JO. fan fail, W. T. Lockwood and A. J Groeneveld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver How Minteserial Association
YMC
Special Committee On Investigation
Reve
JO. Fan Fail
W. T. Lockwood
J Groeneveld
County Warrants Paid. Tax Funds Involved
County treasurer C T Puckett began paying outstanding warrants against the contingent fund totaling about 98 691, with a call pending for the general fund. Warrants registered as of Nov 20 stood at 104 845 64. About 369 000 will be available for payment. taxes of 1920 have yielded roughly 759 000, with 200 000 for school district warrants and the rest county funds. The mass of funds remains in road and bridge classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Puckett
Butte Christmas Seal Sale Exceeds Quota
Hutte residents joined a rush in the Christmas seal sale to battle tuberculosis. The quota was $4,500 but receipts reached about $4,800 with more reports to come. The Masonic lodge subscribed $305, pushing the total past the target for the Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Butte
Charles Austin
Sester
Masonic Lodge
Fight over ex wife and escort ends in arrest
After a West Broad night out Harry Ferguson alleges he was knocked down and kicked in the face by Peter Reitz his former wife Bella and Ferguson plan to show up at a show. Detectives Ric Donald and Morrison arrested Reitz on assault charges. A later hearing revealed a valise with small liquor and three bottles described as moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broadway
Harry Ferguson
Peter Reitz
Ric Donald
Morrison
Seitz
Ferguson
Bella
John
J Ford Block
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Butte Wemin
Sullivan
O'Neill
Joan
Iresh
West Park St
ED Rose
Jeweler
North Main Street
W. E.A
Macoaders
A. K.P. Hall
Horlick
Infante
Oechsli
LAW
ST. John's
Norfolks
Foley
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
Wast Park
Mae Tyon
Swift
ML J
Hills White House
Ceylon
Strietty
John J. M’carthy
Butte ‘Sork “Sidguary
Werth Main St
Gregson
Ramsay
Rocker
Fish Creek
Melrose
Greecon Macday School
Sire
Charlotte Knowlton
Pearl Peterson
Lawrence Robinsons
Virginia Forsythe
Eloise McCleery
AU Hamsay
C. Weestern
Wedin
C. J. Johnson
Rocker Set Hocker
Dinty
McCarthy’ S Centtary Grocery & Mai
East Broadway
Lyon
Russell-Miller Co
North Dakota
Morrell & Co
Rex
Idaho
McCarthy's Sanitary
Hills Bros West
J. BA
Aiza Ounci
Helena
State At’ Board
BT. Connelly
Great Pulls
Stowday
Judith
Wisin
Susul
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