Two Cousins Sentenced for Robbery at Deer Lodge Penitentiary
In Deer Lodge Judge Lynch sentenced Joseph and William Curry to not less than one year nor more than three years after they pled guilty to robbing Mike Dwyer on New Year’s night. Attorneys Murphy and Fluent urged leniency due to youth. The judge warned of possible return to prison if they misbehave. A separate case postponing the Jahray murder judgment to January 31 was noted due to transcript delays.
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Joseph Curry
William Curry
Deer Lodge
Lynch
Mike Dwyer
Murphy
Fluent
Married for Yeas Now Wants Divorce in Montana County
Three Silver Bow county residents seek divorces after long marriages. Hiram and Christina Riley wed in 1896 and separated in 1911 after nine years apart. Mamie Turner sues William T Turner for divorce over threats to kill with five children and $125 monthly alimony. Catherina Turner seeks divorce from Joseph Turner after more than 20 years of marriage and requests her maiden name Quilico.
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Silver Bow County
Hiram
Christina Riley
Riley
Mamie Turner
William T. Turner
Turners
Catherina ‘Turner
Joseph ‘Turner
Judge Lippincotts Brother Dies in Denver
Denver telegram reports the death yesterday of Charles D. Lippincott at age 68. A pharmacist by trade for nearly fifty years he invented the Lippincott soda fountain. Survived by his wife four children and numerous grandchildren.
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Denver
Charles’ D. Lippincott
T W. Lippincott
Judge Lippincott
C.D. Lippincott
Ruemiet Dusinees
Lippincott
United States
Case of Ellen Doherty in $1000 promissory note dispute
The case before Judge Carroll involved Ellen Doherty versus Maude Jane and others concerning a $1000 promissory note and mortgage foreclosure as security. Also notes thanks for floral offerings after a bereavement for Mea Elvira Wheeler, Wallace Bretherton, and Spencer Wheeler.
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Ellen Doherty
Maude Jane
Carroll
Nore
Mea Elvira Wheeler
Wallace B. Bretherton
Spencer Wheeler
Stars Foresee Unusual Luck and Strife in Social Life
A calendar of horoscopes predicts actors and actresses may gain public favor and weddings may prosper, while propaganda sparks industry worries and strikes threaten organized forces. Women entering public life are warned to seek wisdom as they face criticism. children born today may show perseverance.
Horoscope for January 18 1921 a favorable day for builders
Astrologers mark January 18 1921 as favorable for most activities with Mars Venus and Jupiter in good aspect while Neptune is adverse. A promising rule favors constructive measures and engineers builders steel trades and manufacturers should benefit the government. The day aids new projects and theaters receive favorable direction.
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Thesday
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Neptune
Notice Filed In Webbe Case Bill Of Exceptions
A bill of exceptions was filed in the Mike Webbe case as reported yesterday. A woman named Mrs. D. T. Tryon of Franklin Ave Ostego Ohio writes of kidney trouble and how Foley Kidney Pills brought relief. She says the medicine eased backache sore muscles and bladder ailments.
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Webbe
Mike. Webbe
D. T. Tryon
Franklin
Ostego
Foley
Miss Hannifan Takes Up Red Cross Duties
Grace Hannifan assumed duties as executive secretary of the civilian relief bureau of the American Red Cross after the resignation of Jeannette Ezekiel. Hannifan, linked with Red Cross work in Butterville since January 1918, was Sal t Lake born and moved to assist Ezekiel, who remains as field representative of the northern division. She named assistants Catherine Lamb and Irene O’Connor of Butte, both previously involved with Red Cross work there.
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Grace Hannifan
Civilian Relief Bureau
The
American Red Cros
Jeannette Ezekiel
Ezekiels
Miss Hannifan
Red Cross
Buttervies
Salt Lake
Mise Hzekiels
Arl
Representa 6
Hanfan
Cate Lamb
Irene O’connor
Rea
Stein's Bail Fixed At 1500 In District Court
Paul Stein appeared before Judge Lynch on a bench warrant in a Saturday district court session. Bail was set at 1800, with a possible trial on the burglary charge next week. Jamon Price and another man face charges of robbing a residence at 202 Locust Street on the night of November.
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Lynch
District Court
Paul Stein
Akien
Rand
Jamon Price
John ‘Wilson
Locust Street
Mrs Anna King Dies in Sherman Funeral Planned
Mrs Anna King died Sunday afternoon at home after long illness. She was a resident of Sherman. Survived by her husband King a daughter Mrs Bet Kelly of Bates a son Colomstor Henry Darrell and two grandchildren. Services at Sherman Reed parlors with burial following.
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Anna King
Hota
Iver Bere
Hong Loemn
Mee King
Tor
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