Three divorce complaints filed in Silver Bow court
Three divorce complaints were filed in district court for Silver Bow county yesterday. One decree of divorce from last June was signed. Cases include John Sundquist seeking divorce from Henry Sundquist over alleged cruelty and jealousy after a Wallace Idaho marriage in 1918, with accusations of a male guest and improper rides. The wife in a separate Butte marriage to Charles Edet is accused of gambling losses, violence, and threats, seeking support, home and auto, and child custody. Grace Fardiey seeks divorce from Walter Eardley filed with a 1922 marriage and child custody. Stella Ada Rich’s decree filed, with alimony set at 35 per month.
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Silver Bow County
John Sundquist
Henry Sundquist
Wallace
Idaho
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Washington
Edet
Charles Edet
Butte
Bach
Grace Fardiey
Walter Eardley
Stella Ada Richinst
William Stanley” Rich
Butte Council Transfers City Funds After Treasurer Change
The Butte city council ordered funds held in various banks to be transferred from Joseph E. Riley’s city treasurer account to Thomas J. McCarthy’s account following Riley’s deposition. The action, routine in treasurer transitions, was approved after a brief debate and will be communicated to banks by the city clerk. William Williamson checked accounts at the treasurer’s office as custodianship shifts to McCarthy faces court challenge from Ruvey. The news item also notes Mary Astor comments on vacation myths and announces The Ancient Highway starring Jack Holt and Billie Dove opening at the American tomorrow.
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City of Butte
Joseph E. Riley
Thomas J. McCarthy
Riley
City of
Butte
Ely
Watts
McCarthy
Ruvey
James Oliver Curwood
Jack Holt
Billie Dove
Montague Love
Thieves Open Car in Railroad Yards
Authorities hunted thieves who opened a Northern Pacific car in the East Butte yards and stole three boxes of rubber boots consigned to a Butte user.
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Northern Pacific
Butte Yards
Butte
The Gold Rush at Rialto Promises Chaplin Laughter
The Rialto presents Charlie Chaplin’s new motion picture comedy The Gold Rush a parody of the Klondike gold rush era with prospector characters and ship crews. Critics predict it to be the funniest Chaplin film yet and highlight the wealth of photos and reports accompanying the release.
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Alaska
Klonike
Charlie Chaplin
Nera
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