Seeley Rupture Expert To Visit Butte January 13 14
F H Seeley a noted rupture specialist from Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Thornton Hotel in Butte January 13 and 14 only. He promises immediate non surgical rupture repair with a device claimed to open the rupture in ten days and to hold with any strain. He warns against elastic trusses and invites inspection of government documents. statements verified in federal and state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Thornton Hotel
Butte
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
Home Office
N. Dearborn St
Permatic Shield
War savings stamps conversion accelerates at post office
Postmaster Phil Goodwin reports 76 000 dollars in 1918 war savings stamps are being converted locally. Since January 1 more than 75 000 has been cashed or exchanged for new treasury certificates. About one third chose certificates while two thirds took cash, with a special fund and checks issued for immediate payment to stamp holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Goodwin
Federal Reserve Bank
Goodwin
Treasury
Old affidavit sinks defendant in vagrancy case
Pearl White faced vagrancy charges before Justice O'Neill as she disputed immorality accusations. An affidavit from 18 months prior labeled her a woman of no morals, aiding a jury verdict of 60 days in jail. Separately, Frank R. Martin was convicted of passing a bag check on Rhoda St. Amour after perjury about his identity during arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl White
Justice O'Neill
J. J. Bourquin
Morris and Vroom Block
Frank R. Martin
Rhoda St. Amour
Martin
van Orden
Miss St. Amour
Boys Thank Milwaukee for Use of Sleepers
About 199 Montana youth who attended a vocational congress in Bozeman thanked Milwaukee for loaning three modern sleeping cars. During the session 168 youths slept in the cars parked near Bozeman, with conductors and porters assisting. A wire to W. J. Keeley of Butte conveyed the thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bozeman
Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Congress
Milwaukee
W. J. Keeley
Property Sold to Satisfy Lien in Public Auction
A deed filed with the county clerk reports the transfer of Pat Towey's property to the United States after a liquor violation lien of 12,858.27 was placed by the Internal Revenue Service. Towey refused payment, the property sold at public auction, and the United States was the high bidder at 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Towey
United States
Courthouse Notes Highlight Various Civil and Probate Actions
Courthouse notes summarize numerous civil suits, judgments, and petitions across county district court. Cases include Kurzenbaum v Coyle continued, Bennetts vs Penny with plaintiff win, and venue change sought for Borden estate. Admin actions for Coughlin and Houk, divorce filings, alimony adjustments, and debtor-creditor suits are listed, alongside jail sentences and a Dorcas society notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Hinda Borden
Lot Borden
Whitehall
George Coughlin
Bonn
Kate Coughlin
Butte Association of Credit Men
Sanders Mercantile “Company
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TY Bonds
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Rudolph Valentino
Carmel Myers
Eugene Kurzenbaum
Ingred Coyle
T. J. Bennetts and Company
Ernest Penny
Ingred Lundgren
John P.lundgren
Lund- Brew
Sheridan
Mont
Harry Houk
District Court
W.D. Kyle
Mary Engleman
O. C. Engleman
James F. Powers
Ena Meaderville
Leonard Rundle
E. Street
Thomas Jenkin Jr
East
Mercury Street
Daughte
Dorcas Society
Dorcas Society of Emanuel
Lutheran Church
Montana and
Silver Streets
FR. Hill
Mary Brown
F. Hanley
Frank Spohar
Buckley
Pol
Judi
Foley
Brttanta
Babcock
Colgate
Onquet
Mennen
Zac
Connell
Lady Aberde
Fable
Valuy
Lady Aberdeen
Peoreretetetenetanesa
Rampou's
Piod
Sasha
North Main
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