Bargain Fashion and Household Picks in Today’s Sale
A local retailer touts deep discounts on talcum powder gloves ribbons and fabrics. Jergen’s Eustaka powder 20c can. women’s cashmerette fleece gloves 25c. suede gloves 95c. 3 inch silk ribbon 20c. 5% inch ribbon 23c. black cotton hose 15c. ribbed hose 19c. boudoir caps 38c. silk camisoles 48c. white Shaker flannel 23c. colored outing flannels 23c. dress ginghams 29c. women’s union suits 95c.
Delegates slated for GOP district meeting in Silver Bow
Silver Bow county central committee rejected the Silk Bow club as the GOP district meeting site on January 20 and voted to hold it at City Hall or elsewhere. They debated female representation, allowing at least two women on the delegation, and named the nine delegates: Thomas Stodden, W. D. Fenner, A. J. Stewart, Joseph Griffin, Richard Brimacomb, F. Fluent, John L. Harrison, Mrs. Joseph Lutey, and Mrs. T. A. Grigg.
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County Central Committee
Silver Bow Club
Silver Bow County
Thomas Stodden
W. D. Fenner
A. J. Stewart
Joseph Griffin
Richard Brimacomb
F. ©. Fluent
John L. Harrison
Joseph Lutey
T. A. Grigg
League Night at Mountain View Revival Draws 200
In Mountain View Church last night a revival meeting drew more than 200 attendees from city leagues. Rev. Ollie Ragan preached What Shall I Do to Inherit Eternal Life guiding listeners through the young man’s life and related exhortations.
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Ipworth
Mountain View Church
Ollie Ragan
Cottage prayer meetings held at multiple homes today
Cottage prayer meetings will be held this morning at 10 o'clock in the homes of Mrs. Tippett 2572 Edwards street Mrs H James 2019 Utah avenue Mrs W H Pascoe 971 North Main street and Mrs J Nichols 742 Empire street and at 2 pm at the homes of Mrs E Smith 601 West Daly street and Mrs R Dwyer 1157 Diamond street
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Tippett
Edwards Street
H. James
Utah Avenue
W. H. Pascoe
North Main Street
J. Nichols
Empire Street
E. Smith
West Daly Street
R. Dwyer
Diamond Street
Old Time Centerville Resident Mary ONeill Dies
Mrs Mary ONeill a longtime Centerville resident died after a long illness in a Butte hospital. She was 60 and the widow of Timothy J ONeill. A brother Jeremiah Sullivan of Rockford IL survives. The remains are at Walshs undertaking rooms and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mary O’neill
Centerville
Butte
Smith Freed Without Case Going to Jury
Rk. B. Smith editor of the Butte Daily Bulletin was discharged after Justice Buckley ruled the evidence of a deadly weapon display was insufficient. No jury heard the case as witnesses lacked firsthand knowledge and the defense moved for dismissal, resulting in an acquittal.
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Smith
Rk. B. Smith
Butte Daily Bulletin
Justice Buckley
Nick Alexich
Board of Trade Bar
Alexieh
Captain O'Donnell
Philip Prija
Man with shotgun waits for robbers at home
Emil Niva of 214 South Jackson street armed himself with a shotgun and waited inside his residence last night for two visitors who sought entry. After a knock at the front and kitchen doors, he retrieved the gun and notified the sheriff's office as deputies responded.
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Emil Niva
South
Jackson Street
Niva
Sheriff's Office
Men Depart Before Officers Reach Scene at Niva Home
Leary and Smith arrived after a call to the Niva residence but found the men had already left. No description of the suspects was provided by Niva. This marked the second visit to the house in two days.
State University to Resume German Instruction
In Missoula on January 15, the faculty of the State University recommended to the state board of education that German language study be resumed. The program, halted by state orders after the US entered WWI, included German literature and language and now aims for earliest possible restart with a unanimous vote.
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Missoula
United States
State Board of Education
State Council of Defense
Teutons
Fculty
Fat Jack Ordered to 60 10 California
Friends of John C. Jones known as Fat Jack plan his relocation to California for health reasons. Led by Clinton H. Moore, they insist a lower altitude will aid his condition and he will be moved southward as soon as possible.
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Jack
California
John C. Jones
Fat
Butte
Clinton H. Moore
Residents Registered at the Finlen Hotel in Anaconda
Anaconda residents listed as F. I. Tucker C. J. Emerson Martin Martin George C. Jackson Mr and Mrs Mellikenzie M. R. McKenzie J. L. Reid Thomas Fraser and C. E. Meyers in the Finlen hotel register.
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Anaconda
Finlen
F. I. Tucker
C. J. Emerson
Martin Martin
George C. Jackson
Mrs. Mellikenzie
M. R. McKenzie
J. L. Reid
Thomas Fraser
C. E. Meyers
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PEO
Norfolk
Women's Union
Children’s Union
Elliott and Carter Union
Symons
Mackinaw Coats
Hoyt
PRIC
HIGH
Mountain View
Frank Burns
Board of Trade
George Bourquin Jr
State University