Executrix removal sought in Huston Penrose case
Legal notices report petitions to compel Annie J. King Huston Penrose to render accounts and explain grounds for removal as executrix of the late Robert G. Huston. A hearing set for February 6. Also included are mining and court items from Butte, including Vinquist v. North Butte Mining, Draskovich trial updates, and a dying man’s burial wish in Los Angeles.
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Robert G. Huston
Core J. Martin
Knlece
Annie J. King Huston
Addition Street
Chicago
Lynch
William Vinquist
North Butte Mining Company
Gamaxes Esse
Vinquist
John C. Jones
Butte
Los Angeles
Joseph
James Fell
Bradley
Ihle
W. D. McHugh
Den
Ives
Butte Symphony Plans Second Concert with Guest Musicians
The Butte Symphony Orchestra under R. Vincent Johnston prepares for the January 17 Broadway Theater program. Soloist Miss Elizabeth Schwyn from the College of Montana and Miss Joasse Fleming will join the 50-instrument ensemble, highlighting Schubert's unfinished symphony and a lively, high-class program aimed at broad public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Symphony Orchestra
R. Vincent Johnston
Broadway Theater
Butte
Elizabeth Schwyn
College of Montana
Joasse Fleming
Deer Lodge
Schwyn
Miss Fleming
Schubert
Schwyng
Nebraska
Chi
Story Hour Splits to Aid Busy Juvenile Library
The popular children's story hour at the juvenile library grows so crowded that Aliss King and Librarian Davies plan to divide children by grade into two classes. Smaller children meet one Saturday, older ones the next, to accommodate all. County Superintendent Shea’s office space is used, with storytime for first through fourth graders tomorrow and for older children one week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss King
Davies
Shea
Peerless Trunk and Carpet Co. Sale on Main and Park
The sale includes the Butte Palett trunks and traveling bags. Located at the corner of Main and Park streets, the Peerless Trunk and Carpet Company announces the items will be offered to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless ‘Trunk and Carpet Company
Main and
Park Streets
Smallpox scare prompts health action at Greeley school
County health officials probe doctors for failing to report cases while ordering fumigation and vaccination advice at the Greeley school near the Silver Bow Park addition. A strict home quarantine will be imposed. teachers and students may be vaccinated as officials move to halt the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Butte Race Track
Silver Bow Park
County Bowed of Health
Greeley School
McCarthy
Missoula journalism professor speaks at New York meeting
At the annual meeting of the American Association of Teachers of Journalism in New York last week Carl H. Getz of the University of Montana spoke. The 23 year old was praised as a bright figure in journalism education and recalled for transforming a Montana program from tents borrowed from the army to a church steeple. The governor initially resisted funding but conceded support for the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alean Association of Teachers of
New York
Carl H. Getz
University At
University of Montana
Pacific
Montana
Webster School Playgrounds Meeting Called By PTA
The parent-teacher circle at Webster School plans a meeting at 8 o clock to discuss larger and better playgrounds. Principal Munken will speak on the topic and refreshments will be served. The Emergon circle PTA meeting is rescheduled to the first Friday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seacner Nute
Webster School
Munken
Emergon
Parent ‘Teacher Association
Pebrosry
Negro Identified as Highwayman in Butte Burglary Case
D Neyman a second hand dealer at 1 Uh Main street identified Jim Johnson colored as the highwayman who held him up with a gun Tuesday eve. Witnesses said Johnson confessed carrying a gun and selling the stolen weapon. Johnson denied guilt calling it a case of mistaken identity. An information charging burglary will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Neyman
Uh Main Street
Jim Johnson
Ney
Johns
Johnson
Neyman
2H Hiad
Butte
Pension honors Western Union pioneer George Lawton
George Lawton, a famed Western Union telegraphist known as Old Farmer, completed 42 years of service. He began in Denver’s Sixteenth Street office, where the firm later employed around 400 operators, and retires to a quiet life aiming to own a small farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
George BE
Lawton
Western Union
Montana
Eugene Weld
Bill Nye
D. H. Rotaker
Sixteenth Street
Denver
Arsclegraph
Skaters Gather for Holland Rink Social Tonight
Jim Byrnes organizes a big skating party at Holland rink with four top skaters on the introduction committee. A smoker is planned, a brass band will perform, and extra streetcar service is arranged. The ice is reported in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Byrnes
Hollard
Tink
Smaokers
Fink
Treet-Car Company
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