Farmer Depot Master Dies at Butte Home
Marvin L. Mustard, longtime Butte resident and three years depot master at the Northern Pacific Depot, died yesterday at his home, 1124 Utah avenue. He was 58 and had worked in Cheyenne before coming to Butte over the Utah Northern. He also spent 11 years with the street railway and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors and Railway Trainmen. Survived by his wife, one son Harry, and a stepson, with relatives in Ohio. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Marvin L. Mustard
Butte
Northern Pacific
Utah Avenue
Northwest
Pioneer
Cheyenne
Utah Northern
Street Railway Company
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Harry
B.A
Ohio
Driver Exonerated in Automobile Accident Case
Herbert Jensen was cleared of reckless driving charges after asserting ordinary caution as he faced arraignment yesterday. He had struck a boy on Colorado Street Wednesday night. the boy was hospitalized, with medical costs borne by Jensen. The incident occurred as Jensen tried to steer away from a crossing crowd and his car skidded, injuring a youth. Funeral services for Daniel Shea were held at 4 pm yesterday at his sister’s home, with interment in Leadville Col. Rev. Father Faley officiated, with vocal solos by Mrs. Merkle and Miss Rooney. pallbearers named. Also noted are railway mail clerk examinations set for February 19 in Butte, open to male applicants aged 18 to 88.
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Herbert
Jensen
Judde Whitty
Colorado Street
Daniel Shea
J.P. Curran
North Main Street
Lead
Ville
Father Faley
Sacred Heart Earch
Merkle
Miss Rooney
Patrick Clifford
Marcus L. Hurley
James P. Kennedy
Angus MccLeod
Martin Hanley
Thomas Chape
Butte
Mary Thompson Weds Gilbert Hofling in Morning Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Mary Thompson to Gilbert Hofling was solemnized yesterday morning by Rev Father M. Pirnat at Holy Savior church. Attendants were Anna M. Herzog and Peter Thompson, brother of the bride.
Real Estate Transfers and Estate Order Noted
Joseph P and Timothy F Nolan transfer to Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co an assessment over northwest quarter sections 16 and 17 township 8 north range 8 west for 60 dollars. Karl Nepper to Paul Shelvik lots 35 and 86 block 32 Bellevue addition for 1 dollar. Julia E Hooks widow to J D Gribble lot 14 block 86 Clark addition for 1 dollar. Bolever Brown to 8 T Solveso lots 10 and 11 block 19 Floral Park addition for 1 dollar. Estate of Patrick Meade Jr deceased to B Gurnevich portion Davies lot
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Joseph P
Timothy F. Nolan
Mountain “States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Karn
Karl Nepper
Paul Shelvik
Bellevue
Julia E. Hooks
J. D. Gribble
Clark
Bolever & Brown
T. Solveso
Lota
Horoscope Blames planetary alignment for dire forecasts
A dated astrology snippet warns of severe misfortune across commerce government and diplomacy amid a Virgo rising chart. It foresees risky love trends for both sexes and cautions merchants bankers and officials about losses and poor judgment while predicting a rise in sentimentality and romance for all ages. The piece also notes women’s perceived sway and cautions political business dealings as perilous. It closes by mentioning a prophecy of societal strain unless countered by restraint. Also reported are ten applicants admitted to the US aviation school for Memphis training with sergeant rank and $65 monthly pay.
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Ted
Washington
McCluren
Younger Nebraskan Governor Inaugurated In Lincoln
Keith Ne file aged 83 was inaugurated as Nebraska's youngest governor in Lincoln with brief ceremonies after John H. Morehead retired. The report notes the human jaw can exert about 634 pounds of force.
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Lincoln
Neb
Keith Nefile
Nebraska
John H. Morehead
Musterole Quick Relief No Blister Promises Easy Use
Musterole is a white oil-based ointment that relieves chest and body pains without blistering. It claims to soothe sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma rheumatic pains back joints sprains and colds, with doctors and nurses endorsing its rest and comfort benefits.
Butte Teachers Extension Begins With University Talks
Winter teaching extension starts tonight in the Butte public schools with Professor Lennes of the state university presenting Teaching Arithmetic. Daughters Smith and Holliday, along with superintendent Maddock, sponsor winter work to replace summer credit. Chancellor Elliott arranged the program after a conference with the Butte superintendent. A city meeting is set for 4 40 p m Monday afternoon.
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Butte Public Schools
Lennes
The
State University
Daughters
Smith and Holliday
Maddock
Elliott
Butte
Community opens Emerson school as civic center
Forty men women and children gathered at the Emerson school for an opening night sing along led by Frank Pi Lesher. The Mothers club and the Parent Teacher association helped secure the school as a civic center and attendees expressed pleasure at the venture's success.
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Emerson School
Tne
South Side Civic Center
Frank Pi Lesher
Mothers’ Club
Parent ‘Teacher Association
Inspection Tour On Oregon Short Line Leaders Visit Track
On inspection tour for the Oregon Short Line, general agent A Shewe, general freight agent J A Reeves, and chief engineer Carl Stradley toured the line yesterday noting the road’s features and conditions.
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A. Shewe
Oregon Short Line
J. A. Reeves
Carl Stradley
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Bureau
Oxford
Elliot Union
Kuppenheimer
Farmer
Livi
Butte Land and Investment _company
David F. Murphy
Waukesha
Josephine Bray
Joseph W. Trauppy
Sam J. Minor
Nels A. Togglund
Montrose
John E. Reid
Agnes I. Reid
Melrose
Laura Yeoman
Sarah Fahey
Empress Theater
George Clancy and Company
Reese
Kerville
Circle Comedy Four
Hilda Idbits
Isle of Wisby
Sweden
Scotch Thistle
Brom Dixie
Hall Hart
Grippe
Scott
Uranus
Mars
Saturn
ARMY
Chicago
United States
J.C. Morrow
Memphis
Tenn
Reserve Corps
Hennessy’s
GAMER
West Park Street
Ight
Butte Grill
Davey & Gilmore
Finlen Hotel
James T
Purity Cafeteria
West Broadway
W. TL. Davey
West Park
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