Civil Cases Set by Judge Jackson
Judge Jackson calls 100 jurors for civil calendar with 104 cases listed ranging from debt and personal injuries to contract and real estate disputes. Several cases are stricken from the calendar including actions against Great Northern Railway, Silver Bowl entities, and others. calendar reflects changes advised by district court clerk J. F. Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erelesine
Great Northern Railway
W. Fi Orem
TL. Railway
Edward Hi
County officers clash as bids for county physician rejected
Board rejects all bids for county physician to study consolidating the office with the county health secretary. Legal opinion sought. if allowed, a separate contract for secretary’s compensation will be drawn. Current appointees: Secretary Dr P H McCarthy, county physician Dr Dan J Donohue.
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Board of County Commiserants
County Board of Health
P. H. McCarthy
Dan J. Donohue
Knights OF Columbus
Butte Notes Visitors fill Butte with many names
A long list notes Karl Beehrer rancher in Glen and Karl Halloway from Great Falls in town. Agnes Johnson of Portland, F. B. Vaughan of Missoula, J. and Harts of St Paul, Fish of Helena, John Stevens of Dillon, Mrs. J. T. Singleton and J. F. Singleton of Basin, Judge Theodore Brantly of Helena, Mrs. Fred McDonald of White Sulphur Springs, H. C. Johnson of Great Falls, George F. Felst of Dillon, William C. Moore of Helena, H. M. Parnell of Pony, Ray Wells of Divide, Mrs. Pearl S. Smith and others from Dillon, Miss Gertrude Walsh of Livingston, J. C. Hackett of Salt Lake City, F. C. McNutt of Denver, B. S. Butt of Philipsburg, George T. McGem an, Duncan of Chinook, L. D. Glenn of Harlowton, J. E. Shaw, Ray C. Culver, W. Fairchild of Scranton, Arthur Jorgenson of Helena, A. B. Cook of Townsend, and many others register or visit Butte hotels and offices. Mrs. E. C. Switzer of Havre and J. F. Weir of Great Northern are among recent arrivals. E. Eller of Coeur d’Alene, Thomas Bailey of Great Northern, Russell L. Davis and bride plan New Year trip to Vancouver after a Butte wedding.
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Ray Halloway
Great Rans
Thornton
Butte
Agnes Johnson
Portland
J.T. Singleton
J. F. Singleton
Basin
Theodore Brantly
Helena
Fred McDonald
H.C. Johnson
Great Falls
George F. Felst
Dillon
William C. Moore
Leggatt
H. M. Parnell
Finten
Ray Wells
Divide
Pearl S. Smith
Rachel Smith
Mary Gist
Duke Gist
M. J. Walsh
Gertrude I. Walsh
Livingston
J.C. Hackett
Salt Lake City
Doug Take City
Attrovat Ite
Hackett
E. A. MacPherson
West Tranite Street
F.C. McNutt
Denver
Finten B
W. Fairchild
Scranton
N. D
Finlen
Arthur Jorgenson
Leggat
J R. Preston
Chia Helena
A. B. Cook
Townsend
E. C. Switzer
Havre
J.,f. Weir
Great Northern Railway
E. W. Eller
Coeur d'Alene
Taaho
Largey Lumber Company
Wit Lumber Company
Idaho
Thomas Bailey
Spec
Russell L. Davis
Police Court Fines Mark Minor Disturbances and Drunkenness
Yesterday in police court a series of small fines were handed down. John Doe was fined five dollars for disturbance, Dan Maloney eight dollars for drunkenness, and Joe Forman two dollars for drunkenness.
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Tohn Doe
Dan Maloney
Joe Forman
Woman Arrested After Shoplifting From Beaty Sporting Goods
A woman was detected taking a pair of heavy wool stockings from Beaty Sporting Goods at 101 East Park street. Detective Pete McDonald arrested her yesterday afternoon and booked her at the police station on a shoplifting charge.
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Beaty Sporting Goods
East Park Streek
Pete McDonald
Mail Clerk Held for Federal Grand Jury
Robert F. Hagen, railway mail clerk, bound over to the federal grand jury after a hearing before United States Commissioner L. M. Van Eten. Bond reduced from 2600 to 100. Testimony cited decoy letters mailed at Miles City and a $30 special delivery that was not dropped near Forsyth, suggesting mail was opened and resealed. Inspectors found money inside the letter, raising questions of intention and crite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Hagen
Grand Jury
United States
L. M. van Eten
Federal
Miles City
Milwaukee
Hagen
Forsyth
Tennyson Jefferson
H. Cooney
Wood
Toledo
Widows' Pension Law Before Supreme Court
Deputy County Attorney Ed Fitzpatrick took the case to Helena to stop the appeal from Judge Lynch's decision. He sought a ruling by the Supreme Court on widows' pensions, a matter of grave concern to many widows and county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ed. Fitzpatrick
Helena
Windy Butte Hit by Gale Damages Home
Early yesterday morning high winds and driving snow struck Butte causing minor damage in the business district. The F. X. Girard residence at 321 North Alabama suffered porch and pillar collapse and roof damage amid the gale.
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Butte
National Board of Fi
Livingston
Great Falls
Ita
Butte Hill
Ocean Turf
F. X. Girard
North Alabama Street
Civil Service Exams Repeated In Several Cities
The civil service commission notes that recent exams for domestic science teachers Indian service apprentice fish culture bureau of fisheries and telegraph operators failed to meet desired numbers and will be repeated Jan 18 Applicants may contact the United States Civil Service Board secretary at the local post office for details and blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
United States
Indian Service
Secretary of the United States Civil Seivice Board
New Electrical Development Company Organized Here
The Electrical Development company is the latest corporation to announce Butte as its principal place of business. It is incorporated for 40 years with capitalization of $50,000. Its purpose is the development of all electrical fields. The incorporators are Abe Blaustein E J Genaberge J Fisher John Hample Louis Pohl dorf G W Mikel and Sol Gem reer.
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Electrical Development Company
Butte
Abe Blaustein
E. J. Genaberge
J. Fisher
John Hample
Louis Pohldorf
G. “W. Mikel
Sol Gem Reer
City Offices Close Monday For New Year
City hall offices will be closed Monday to observe New Year s. Mayor JG Cocking said street department workers and laborers will work that day. Kidney trouble testimony from Osborn, Lucasville, Ohio touts Foley Kidney Pill, claiming relief after one bottle.
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JG. Cocking
Osborn
F. D. No
Lucasville
Ohio
New Year’s Eve Party by Eagles Promises Big Festive Affair
The Eagles hold their annual New Year’s party in their renovated club rooms with dancing and an improvised program. Members and their families will attend the last big festival of the old year and first of the new. A Duffet luncheon will follow the dancing and a toast to kindness closes the event.
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Borden
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Luteys
Grand Bank
Utah
Tolaho
California
Hubbard
Florida
Presil Sunkist
Abe
Jackson
Shakien Soeabante
Linn Pines
Pga
Anna
Raima
el Merce Seer
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John Sullivan
Robert H. Rains
Emma Davidson
Margaret Buck
Andy Fisher
J. F. Sullig
Wel Bacon
Butte Electric
Lloyd Weir
Walter Ridgeway Ryan
District Court
J. F. Driscoll
Siiver Bow County
Alexandre Dumas
Immortal Story
Fairbanks
Dumas
New York
Matt
St. Patrick's Choir
Arthur W. Drynan
Arthur Drynan
Charles McLain
James Cummins
McLain
Drynan
Clarence Conn
James McLane
Kaythe Geraldine O'Leary
J. B. Howe
Teddy McMahon
Joe Riley
Mike Sheehan
Kate Rogers
James Fleming
Dorothy’ Rooney
Dorothy Rooney
Matson
Fleming
Butte Notes
Karl Beehrer
Glen
Fha
Loiselle Tax
Nts
Loiselle Taxi Service
Selb
Hansen's Lord Swift
Swift
Lyon
Massromi
Feadien Speakeral
Orien Kasse
John J. M’carthy, Prop
McCarthy
Sanitary
East Broadway
Corman
Nenana
Russell Miller
Car of
North Dakota
Selby
Skatar
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