Banquet Denials Stir Silver Bow GOP Scene
Mayor Stodden states the Thornton hotel banquet on Saturday January 10 is not a Clinton or Butterfield campaign event but a long planned gathering of Silver Bow Republicans. He regrets space limits prevent inviting local women, proposing a separate future event for them while inviting all party members to unite for better organization.
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Thornton
R. L. Clinton
Republic
Bow County
Silver Bow County
Repubican
Alumni of Butte High Meet Tonight
The first regular meeting of the Butte High School Alumni Association will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. A short program is prepared and plans for a future dance and play will be discussed. 1920
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Butte High School
School District Case Looms Again in Hawkins Purchase Suit
The case of school district No 2 versus Frank L Richards Frank Chinn and M J Connell involving a Rocker school piano purchase will be heard in Judge Lambs court on January 10 at 10 a m. The judge previously non suited the case when it was up for trial. The dispute stems from the piano purchase for Rocker school.
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John’ Hawkins
Frank L. Richards
Frank Chinn
M. J. Connell
Corporations Urged to File Reports by January Deadline
County clerk Sam Anderson reminds all corporations to file mandatory reports with the clerk before January 20. Failure to file will force directors to resume individual liability, and only a few corporations have filed so far.
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Sam Anderson
Lorimer Heads East For Fashion Buying Trip
Lorimer manager of the cloak and suit department will depart for the East this morning for five to six weeks of fashion center shopping and inspections. A postal notice says indemnity will not be paid for lost or damaged Austria bound registered mail due to exchange fluctuations. Three boys accused of attempting to steal wet goods from J D Newman were released after an informal county hearing. They were allowed to return home on promise of better behavior.
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Austria
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J. D. Newman
Western Street
Newman
Officers Change Innds In Butte Court After Moonshine Spree
Joe Fadden sobered up after a moonshine spree, and in Butte police court yesterday officers attributed his alleged erratic actions to liquor. He was fined $10.
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Joe Fadden
Butte
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO OINTMENT
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching burning and bleeding piles in six to fourteen days. It promises relief after the first application and claims refund if not cured. notes price and availability.
Unusual Money Loss Leads to Vagrant Charge Case
Lawrence a about sixty, allegedly intoxicated, claims losing 450 dollars and a watch after visiting Vega saloon on South Main with Mike Sampson proprietor. Sampson Ambie and Green households deny theft, saying they offered hospitality and paid for home brew. Magistrate questions if strangers were involved and whether the money disappeared during a late night party.
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Mike Sampson
Vega
South Main Street
Louis “Amble
Ed ‘Een
South Oklahoma
Butte
Vester Sampson
Arlene
HJ Imes
Mid Year Tests and School Plans At Local High School
The high school schedules mid year tests on Monday January 23. Final exams will be held in the first half of February. Time lost due to fuel shortages and severe weather will be made up by extending the term. The Musical Club, directed by Mrs. Eleanor Tenner, will present an open program January 16 with a party on January 23. A debating contest is planned among high schools as city managers discuss a plan of government for cities and towns.
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Tint High School
Rchestra, Cirle’i
Eleanor Tenner
Ad As High Schools
Butte
Harold Reynolds
Louis ‘Ronoski
Elmer Saldwell
Pierce M
Len
St Jacobs Liniment Adverts promote quick relief
An old line of advertising claims St Jacobs Liniment eases sprains and swelling by penetrating sore muscles and ligaments without burning or staining. It urges trials from drug stores, promises rapid relief within moments, and touts decades of use and medals.
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St Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Quick Harmless Wrinkle Remedy Promoted In Ad Form
An old style advertisement extols a facial treatment claiming to erase wrinkles. It prescribes mixing powdered soxolite with witch hazel and bathing the face to tighten facial muscles and improve youthfulness, suggesting the remedy is safe for delicate skin and urging readers to consult a druggist for powdered eaxolite.
Mew President to Be Inducted at Bozeman
Elliott of the university and the faculty of the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts announce the inauguration of Alfred Atkinson as president of the Bozeman institution. The inauguration will be held next Wednesday January 14 with expected attendance of prominent state educators.
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Elliott
University
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Educat
Miner Robert Downs Injured at Black Rock Mine
Robert Downs, 41, a miner at the Black Rock mine, is hospitalized at Murray with a broken back after a rock fall yesterday afternoon just before shift end. His wife and son were notified and stayed with him all day. Also listed is Peter Pallastro, who has had a back injury for more than a week while working at the Speculator mine and remains in the hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Robert Downs
Black Rock
Murray Hospital
Mr. Downs
South
Montana
St Peter Pallastro
Speculator
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