Bolton Is Convicted Sentences Suspended
Mike Bolton was convicted of assault in a New Year’s Eve case at Smith’s Road House before Judge Grimes. A 10 day jail term was suspended for good behavior as the case drew a large crowd. Bolton denied involvement, claiming he was at home New Year’s Eve.
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Mike Bolton
George Wright
Bert Forrest
Smith's Road House
Grimes
Max Pukelman
Stodden
Bolton
T. E. Downey
Downey
Young Bolton
Third Street
Walkerville
Standard
Smith Road House
Judge Carroll Rules for Plaintiff in Rent Case
Judge Carroll awarded Georgia Davidson $342 after defendants failed to appear in court for the delinquent rent case against J. H. Raines and others. The judgment covered rent due for the property at 317 South Dakota Street and taxed costs to the defendants.
Alumni Meet Tonight Plans Entertainment Program
Members of the Butte High School Alumni association will meet in the auditorium tonight to discuss plans for an entertainment program. Miss Gladys Walsh will preside. Keller and Miss Jane Sybil will participate.
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Butte High School Alumni Association
Gladys Walsh
Keller
Jane Sybil
Expert Discusses the Produce Situation
An expert argues continued wheat production is essential as forests and mines may exhaust, noting production could outpace demand. He cites price gaps between European consumers and U.S. producers, urges adjustments to safeguard future growth and stable markets. He emphasizes yield limits and need to manage transportation and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaara
Horoscope and Bank Meeting Notice in 1921 Butte Paper
A 1921 horoscopic column notes planetary aspects forecasting ambition and cautious speculation with a cautious view on stocks and employment. It also includes a notice of the South Side State Bank annual meeting in Butte Montana on January 11 and a brief item about the oldest crane in Trier dating to 1413 still in use.
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South Side State Bank
Butte
Mont
Harrison and George Streets
J. M. Poindexter
Trier
Mosel
France
Young Boy Seeks Annulment of 1920 Marriage
Joseph Edmund Ogle, through his guardian, filed for annulment of his marriage to Gertrude Ogle alleging he was 17 at marriage and has not lived with his wife since turning 18. The couple wed in Butte on July 12, 1920. Also noted are civil claims against Northern Pacific over hay delivery losses and partial payments demanded from Butte Columbia Copper Mining Co. for wages and cash advances.
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Joseph Edmund Ogle
Gertrude Ogle
Butte
Rich Spur
Mont
John Bray
Northern ‘Pacific
Wray
Burt Marsh
Butte Columbia Copper Mining Company
Enjoyed Vacation in Butte Now on Way Home
Two aged Civil War veterans from the Boise soldiers home, Jorge M. French and Nowell Borden, completed a week long visit in Butte. Funds provided by Commander Troup of the American Legion paid for their return on the Short Line train. A man in Elks attire escorted them, ensuring their safe journey back to Boise.
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Butte
Boise
Troup
American Legion
Jorge M. ‘French
Nowell Borden
Newcomers Taken In By Police Amid Vagrancy Charge
Jack Campbell and James Gordon both fined ten dollars yesterday before Judge Grimes on vagrancy charges. Gordon has prior police court appearances, Campbell is described as a newcomer from Portland Oregon. An auto robe was found in Campbell's possession prompting Portland officials to be contacted. Officer Powell testified robes had been stolen from cars recently. In a separate incident Mrs. Kate Rogers of 613 North Alaska Street fractured her shoulder after falling on North Main Street and is receiving treatment at Murray hospital. she is active in Butte musical circles as a member of St Johns Church choir.
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Jack Campbell
James Gordon
Grimes
Gordon
Campbell
Portland
Ore
Portand
Omcer Powell
North Main Street
Kate Rogers
North
Alaska Street
Murray Hospital
Oil Light Beats Electric Or Gas Burns 94 Per Cent Air
A new oil lamp tested by the U S government and 36 leading universities proved superior to 10 ordinary lamps. It burns with no odor, smoke, or noise and uses 94 percent air. Inventor J P Johnson of Chicago offers lamps and potential agency with earnings of 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
J. P. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Fred
Erial
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Royal Ann
Alexander
Groenings
Sto
Raney
Spitzenbergs
King Davids
Richelieu
Ceylon
West Park Street
Judge Carroll
BeLvans
Danderine
California
Ting General
Ourselv
Bates
United States
Neptune
Jupiter
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Pathe Review
Ras Suto
Donen
Mistral
Sine
THE
Cole
King-Cole
King-Cole CO
W. Park
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