Woman Denies Law Violation In Osteopathy Case
A woman arraigned in district court for practicing osteopathy without a license denies the charge. Flora entered a not guilty plea yesterday, with two informations filed against her. Judge Dwyer presided in department three as her attorney, G. Denny, represented her. Separate charges allege two violations of state law.
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Flora
State Board
Dwyer
District Court
Denny
Ferdinand A. Stockwell
Stockwell
Charles Furey
Icie Williams
Furey
Franksley
Hxen
Mike Dimocheck
Margaret Danton
Enos G. Alley
Frank
Marin
Ray Wisner
An-gela Martin
Te Court
George W. le Sage
A. B. Metzner
Wizner
Ohn Kate
Frank Kunst
Kobe
Asault
Vines
Criminal Court
Sam Pankonen
Albert W. Kaufman
Butte
Savings Campaign Continues in Butte Schools
W E Maddock announces a wartime thrift drive in Butte schools guided by teachers. Each child will bring a quarter to exchange for a thrift card with a first stamp, with details on extending the program to determine if more stamps will be issued.
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Butte
Tate
W. E. Maddock
Wesleyan Concert in Mountain View on Jan 6
Butte Epworth League hosts Wesleyan University concert company from Helena at Methodist Episcopal Church in Mountain View. Performers include Agnes Mary Hotlist, Hazel C Eddy, Marjorie Young, and Ruth Barker Tumble. Also notes idle chatter about Charles Nelson bail.
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Butte Epworth League Union
Wesleyan Concert Company
Wesleyan University At
Helena
Mountain” View
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mion
Agnes Mary Hotlist
Mine Hazel C Eddy
Mar-jorie Young
Ruth Barker Tumble
Horoscope for July 6 1918 readers says love warns
The Mercury era astrology assigns Venus as strong ruler bringing romance risk and fickleness for those born under Cancer. It predicts scandals, moral shifts, and potential deception for women influenced by wooers. Military caution, church duties, and travel changes appear, with emotional children and Capricorn subjects noted.
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Venus
United States
Mobil
Add
The
McClure | Paper Syndicate
Price Committee Reports No Revisions in Week
The Silver County food administration price committee notes no revisions this week with only slight changes in prices. Smokes meats rise about a half cent per pound, potatoes dip to two dollars for a 50 pound sack, and milling shifts under new government order rules aiming to save wheat.
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Silver County
Paney
Food Administration
Railroad Men Hopeful In Shifting National Rail Plans
Bits of information leak from head offices as local Butte officials await word on national rail operations. General agents in Butte remain focused on railroad work or dismissal while pooling equipment and cooperative routing of freight raise questions about competition and legal counsel needs.
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Butte
Yesterna
Gover
Sherrwall
Customs Declarations Required for Packages to Cuba
Notice from the Butte post office states that customs declarations must be attached to every package mailed in the United States intended for delivery in Cuba. The official wording specifies that for the future it will be necessary to attach a customs declaration to life of merchandise mail United States and addressed for delivery in Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
Butte
Montanans in California Stay at City Hotels
Mr and Mrs J R Allen of Helena are in California shopping at the Hotel Baltimore in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs H J Thayer of Grails are in Los Angeles for the week and stopped at the Hotel Westminster.
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California
J. R. Allen
Helena
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cal
H. J. Thayer
Gralls
Westminster
Dandeligi Greens Reported as New Year Barque
In Montana a warm midwinter spell spurred unusual green growth. Northern Pacific agents W I L Merriman and WW Case testify to the blooms on ranches near Garrison and Butte while locals report sprouting greens for a New Year dinner amid odd tales of warm weather and misled poppy shoots.
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Montana
Rive
Tate
W.il Merriman
Butte
Northern Pacific
Apopps
FIND CORNER ON MILLERS BY REVELATIONS OF CLERK
A corner on Millers was exposed yesterday afternoon at the Finlen hotel when a clerk reported four men named Miller occupied four adjoining rooms at the corner. The Millers listed were HLA Miller Divide L J Miller Great Falls C Miller Wisdom and H H Miller Chicago.
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Mivern
Finlen Hotel
The
Finlen
Miller
Hla. Miller
Divide
L. J. Miller
Great Falls
C. Miller
Wisdom
H. H. Miller
Chicago
Lincoln Post Installs Officers For The Year
The Lincoln post No. 2 Grand Army of the Republic held a special meeting in the G A R hall at the courthouse with John B Leynolds circle guests. Ladies of the G A went their regular meeting for joint installation. Gen Charles S Warren mustered no following officers. Lincoln post officers elected include Charles C Fuller post commander IT Makinson senior vice commander A IL Selig junior vice commander J B Purcell chaplain B Lyman Kelloy officer of the day Simon Hayswirth quartermaster Charles S Shoemaker adjutant Charles Warren patriotic instructor.
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Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
John B Leynolds
G. A
Charles S. Warren
Post Department
Charles, C. Fuller
IT. Makinson
A. IL. Selig
J.B. Purcell
B. Lyman
Kelloy
Simon, Hayswirth
Charles S. Shoemaker
Charles Warren
Miss Miller Leaves For Washington As Confidential Secretary
Miss Anna Miller departs for Washington DC to serve as confidential secretary stenographer to Jeannette Rankin, Montana representative. A Butte native, Miller worked at suffrage headquarters during the equal rights campaign, laudably educated and well regarded. Souvenirs are handed out at the Metropolitan market on Park Street.
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Monarch
Majestic Steel
Onis
Oechsli
W. Broadway
Gullo
Germany
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Flora WO
Emery
Line
State Board of Examiners
Weslsponsors van Concert
Nelson
aidles E_ Nelson
Butteron
Deer Lodge
Charles Nelson
Proxer
Cate
Kalfe Mining
Riddell’s
West Park Street
X-Ray’s Cafe
West Broadway
Phonographs
Organs Records
Howard Music Company
Main Street
Connell
Kowske
North Mainst
E. Park St
Keply 11
East Mercury Street
Ruth Hazleton
Guara Ces
Shiner Company
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