Phillipsburg District Court Session Presided by Judge Winston
District Judge George B. Winston of Anaconda presided in Phillipsburg as cases and matters were heard. The calendar included demurrers, probate estate actions, and petitions for distribution and dismissal, with orders taken under advisement and various parties seeking rulings and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Philipsburg
Judes
George B. Winston
Anaconda
E. Franz
Fred C. Glink
Fant
Anton Chelatencon
Chicago
Milwaukee
Osalie Winshot
Moree
Smith
Montana
Manutac
Beate
J. Bellivou
Phillipsburg Quintet Defeats Anaconda In Fast Pace Game
Philipsburg players Carmine Smith and Emmons led the scoring with multiple baskets as the Phillipsburg quintet beat Anaconda in a high tempo evening game. Officials Larsen and Healy supervised, with local crowd noted for its size and enthusiasm. Several townspeople and visitors were listed among those attending or mentioned in random notes, including funeral attendance and social visits.
Evelyn Nesbit Influenza Sickness in Atlantic City Hospital
Evelyn Nesbit, former wife of Stan Redshaw who killed Stanford White, lies critically ill with influenza in a private Atlantic City hospital. She was moved there Thursday after a severe cold worsened while tending to duties at a cabaret on the Boardwalk. Only her year old son Russell Thaw may visit. John Urbanski, former Denver accountant at the American consulate in Farsaw, shot himself in the consulate today after allegedly stealing $5,000 from Anglo-Persian bank. The bank lodged a complaint with the consul general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantic City
N. J
Evylyn Nesbit
Itarey Redshaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Russell Thaw
Associated Press
Farsaw
John Urbanski
Denver
Urbanski Segally
Anglo-Persian Bank
Peonsul General
Urbansk
Social News From Butte Suburbs and Surroundings
Dr and Mrs H F Carman entertained at New Year’s Day dinner for their daughter Helen at 2401 Grand Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs McLeod of Spokane and Mrs McLeod formerly Theresa Kissell of Anaconda. The Thimble club of the Woodcraft Home entertained by Mel James Tretheway at 2037 Oregon Avenue. Eighteen guests attended a birthday luncheon for an eleventh birthday at 2837 Floral Boulevard. Mrs Stewart Reid of 2714 Edwards Street left for Rochester with her son Jack after care at a Chicago specialist. Helen A Carman returned to Palma to resume studies after the holidays. The Women’s Guild of the People’s Congregational Church will meet at 2562 Harrison Avenue. A Floral Park Community Church program delighted a large audience. Evelyn Swanson of Anaconda, once ill at the Carmans, is improving. Marian Palmer’s fourteenth birthday at 1816 Oregon Avenue drew many friends. The George Washington branch of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic held a meeting at St Aloysius Hall with dancing and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF. Carman
2401
Avenue
Mise Helen
McLeod
Spokane
Thomas
and Mere Carman
Mien Helen
Thimble Club
Ladies of Woodcraft
Butte Circle
No. 155
Mel James Tretheway
Oregon Avenue
Thimble
Woodcraft
Riverside
Meedamen Curran Nettleton
Dietz
Ollie Curran
Har . Reilley
Seeley
Loman
Woolmack
Iy. Dennison
Sinsel
Barrett Kerr
Hateon
Irvine
Haus
McCoy
Dondero
la Peari Womack
Craft Home
Floral Boulevard
Stewart Reid
Edwards Street
Jack
Rochester
Minn
Mra Reid
Helen A. Carman
Hof. Carman
Grand Avenue
Pallma
Women's Guild of the People’ Congregational Church
Harrison Avnue
Bo'clock
Stinenie Cheetnutt
Harrison Avenue
Mark Cane
Floral Park
Noel Rainville
Evelyn Swanson
Anaconda
Carman
Marion Palmer
Miss Marian
Katherine
Garna Harney
Bessie
Edith Cochrane
Margaret Winters
Constance Gosselin
Helen Williams
Helen Cobb
Mildred ‘Moyle
Helen Young
Maris O'Hara
Clara Downing
Marian Palmer
Sonny Tetters
Ed Johnson
Clarenee Gruth
Douglas Mutch
Kenneth Winslow
Banquet and lectures mark Centerville church event
A Centerville news page reports a Friday banquet under the Young Men's Christian Association aegis at the community church with 68 men in attendance. The event featured talks on Word Sunday Schools, the value of reform, and praise for Rev. Matic, plus plans for future gatherings and a notice of a Boy Scouts banquet. Also noted are animal sale prices for a large zoo, including a male giraffe at 10,000 dollars and various other species priced from 400 to 1,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieinty
Tallang
Sonomis Conatines
Soren
Benjamin Owen
Matic
Mayo
Daniele Bistieschay
Beeuts
Trinity
Spencer
Trinity Cuatehs Coiscvnia
Walkerville Notes On Local Residents In Brief
Arthur Peterson of West Daly 32 percent is reported to be recovering after a mine accident and is improving in a local hospital. Mrs Henry Sullivan from Transit Fest plans a Seattle trip visiting her mother and returning with her two daughters. Ed Woolock on East Daly Street suffers an illness at home. Andrew Peoplex travels to GlenAe for a month with relatives. Mr and Mrs Scix Belangie, formerly on West Tay Street, have moved to Tubuggan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peterson
West Daly
Henry Sullivan
Nicer
Seattle
Mr. Grew
Trother Ed Woolock
East Daly Street
Anp
Andrew Peoplex
Glen- Ae
Scix Belangie
West Tay
Tubuggan Avenue
Beaverhead team heads to Sheridan to face Ruby Valley High
Hollow News reports Dillon’s new independent Beaverhead team traveling to Sheridan to meet Ruby Valley High School. The squad, formed recently, touts former high school and college stars and is open to challenges from any state team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Sheridan
Ruby Valley
T. B. Gilbert
Gilbert
Chicago
Hollis E. Potter
South Pacific Street
Water Department
Hazel Shields
John
Carl
Frederick Mahlman
Smith
Dellar Gordon
Armstead
Farm Bureau Workers Convene for Montanas Week
Montan a farm bureau leaders plan a Monday meeting at the state college in Bozeman. President Stafford cites importance of extension agent work and says the conference will gather members from across the state to discuss agricultural outreach and farming concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatin County
Montana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
All Mont
State College
Man
Montana
Stafford
Sfomina
Dureau
Bozeman
Montana Farmers Open Big Conference at State College
Montana farmers, stock growers and dairymen gather at the state college for a week of meetings. The program features lectures by Warren of Cornell, Curtin Maher of the Federal Reserve, and others, with sessions on prices, soil, crops, weed control, seed grading, and dairy, horse, beef, sheep, swine, and poultry topics. The event includes a purebred Short Horn sale, beekeeping discussions, and regional rail fare arrangements.
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Montana
State College
Mondas
Dean Warren
Clrde McKee
TJ. Jensen
Arsa
Livescore
J. 0. Tretsven
T. §. Haselrud
College Dairy Department
John T. Cain
Utah Agricultural College
J. H. Burkem
Montana Livestock Commission
J. W. Butler
F. W. Harding
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
College Pavilion
The
College
United States
Dubois
Idaho
W. E. Joseph
William Demmick
Howard Welch
Montana Farmers Meet Week Next Week In Bozeman
The article describes upcoming Montana farm meetings at the state college in Bozeman. It notes new biology building readiness and a gala medal fob for a Montana farmer judging contest during farmers’ week. AH Stafford of Bozeman, president of Montana farm feat, is highlighted as leading the effort with farmer experts advising in every county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Farmers
Montana Boys
Lewis
State College At
Bozeman
AH. Stafford
Montana Farm Feat
Vocational Congress of Montana High Schools Opens
The Montana vocational congress opens at Montana State College Bozeman with expected attendance of 800 from every high school in the state and many from surrounding states. Instructors include university presidents and leaders in medicine law mining agriculture and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Vocational Congress of Boys of Montana
State College
Montana
M. C
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Billings Jed
A. H. Upham
University of Tdahi
G. Crane
University of Wyoming
R. W. Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
American Medical Society
James P. Whyte
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Charles H. Clapp
State University of Montana
Sheldon E. Davis
State Normal College
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State Colleg
Otto A. King
American Dental Association
George Livingston
American Institute of Agriculture
John A. Widtsoe
University of Utah
E. W. Barnhard
Federal Board For
Vocational education plan gathers notable presenters
Washington D C Dr Caroline Hedger Chicago in Warren Cornell University 3 H Taylor United States Forestry Service Hon B I Wheeler senator elect R Kilroy editor Ann ley Burns Mrs F Burns president of the Worlds Federation of Womens clubs secretary of the American Engineers society H M Skidmore Pacific Coast agent for vocational education E T Franke board member for vocations education Hugh KK Christie representative of Railway Car Men's Union of America Several other instructors are to be engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucational Education
Washington
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
Warren
Cornell University
H. Taylor
United States Forestry Service
B. IK. Wheeler
R. Kilroy
Annley Burns
World's Federation of Women's Clubs
American Engineers’ Society
H. M Skidmore
Pacific Coast
E.T. Franke
Board For Vocations Education
Hugh Kk. Christie
Railway Car Men's Union of America
Sixteen Butte Boys to Attend Vocational Conference
Sixteen boys from Butte schools will represent the city at the vocational conference in Bozeman. One group of 16 from Butte High and Butte Business College departs Monday at seven o clock. Fares for most are paid by the Butte Kiwanis club University club and the Northern Pacific railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterish School
Bozeman
Orville
George Potter
Grant Elderkin
Robert Dawson
Charles Goddard
Maynard Torrance
Leonard Hample
Fd Davis
Robert Downine
Harold Johns
Howell Baxter
Carl ‘Tysel
Edward Simon
Clark Fisher
Isadore Koenigsberg
Glen Lateyrom
Butte Business College
Harold Balick
Harry Ross
Butte Kiwanis Club
University Club
Northern Pacific Railway
College City
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Philipsbure
Annepnas
Ett
Carmienae
Emmons Bishi
BP Perry
Johnson
Brithoo
Inigre
Carmi Smith
Emmons
Johnson i
Larsen - Healy
G. Philipsburg
Buiuirseers
Dan
Ruby Courtney
James Gillie
William Kell
Anna Thomas
Bunie
Frances Young
Logansport
And
Carl Lundgren
EB. T. Cale
TB. F. Brett
Huttis
Thomas McCarthy
Hallis
GW. Coffman
Missoula
Seiger
Helena
J. Monahan
A. M. Bennett
B. Bishop
Evelyn Nesbit
Vic Tim
Suburban News
Sot Senes
Centerville News
Walkerville
Hollow News
Dillon Delphian Society
Velma Phillips
Thomas O'Malley
Joseph C. Smith
O'Malley
John Doe
Ast
Guiches
Farm Bureau Workers
Ett Eman
Halle
Department of
Farm Management
Cornell
Stenitee
Curtin ‘le Maher
Federal Reserve Bank
St Paul
Gcp
Mans Seer
Northwestern Wheat Growers Association
Saul Whe
Caroline Meager
Ellsibern Mccormick Memorial ‘Fund
Stias. Mary" Sweeney
Americas Home Economcs Association
Teresit
Etoc
Tate Agronomiste
KeSperas
J. A. Nelson
State College Dairy Department
Chris Johnson
Montana Improvement Association
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
R O. Wilson
Hele A.gan
Tha Peities
A Stat ‘Weather Bureau
Hei Nife
Havre
Edmonton
Kalispeii
New York
Diego
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