Leys Jewelers and Optomet Watch Inspectors for N. P. and G
Leys Jewelers offers quality jewelry silverware and cut glass at fair prices. Many buyers assume cheaper goods exist but Leys sells only top quality, often at lower prices than rivals. The store proclaims itself Hallmark Store with watch inspection for N. P. and G.
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Leys
Stich Res
Leys Jewelers
N. P
Hallmark
Butte Notes of Visitors at Local Hotels
A stream of guests check in at the Finlen and Finten hotels in Butte. Names include J Kelly of Lima, W L Burkhart of Helena, J B Tice of Dillon, Miss Olive G Smith of Jeffers, J A Wall of Whitehall, H B Burgens of Three Forks, and many others. Reports mention registrations at the Finlen, Finten, Leggat, Thornton, Acoma, and Lemgat, with brief notes on their travel and local business. The scene also notes entertainment at the American theater and a G A R installation event attended by Deer Lodge visitors.
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Orton Ross
J. Kelly
Lima
Fin- Ten
W. L. Burkhart
Helena
Acoma
J. B. Tice
Dillon
Legent
Olive G. Smith
Jeffers
J. A. Wall
Whitehall
Butte
W. E. Wynne
Finten
T. B. Hawking
Garrison
Missoula
Joe Mitchell
Boulder
Jay Bogart
Anaconda
John R. Hancock
Bozeman
Finlen
J. W. Cook
J. FE. Hammond
Leggat
M. Moore
Deer Lodge
W. M. H. Robinson
D. J. Hanley
Lewistown
Ward
Great Falls
Walter M. Bickford
A. ‘Renshaw
Roundup
Lemgat
F. Ross
Elois M. Campbell
Pinte
Matt Orr
Jorgen Jorgensen
Wisdom
T. Tt. Bothwick
Divide
W. W. Stabler
Nampa
E.G. Bell
Idaho’ Falls
Legg
Idaho
R. L. Robertson
C. B. McCulloh
Three Forks
T. J. Call
James J. Morton
TA. Terekin
P. O
American Theater
Knowles American Symphony Orchestra
Bessie Barriscale
W. A. Hain
Chicago
E. F
A. Winder
Schenectady
Thornton
Greek Charged With Robbing An Old Man
Andrew Malse, an elderly Greek, told police that Jim Baker robbed him of 27 dollars in cash and a 425 dollar check on a Hutte bank after they drank together. Baker, alleged to be of the same nationality, was charged with robbery and held for investigation by the county attorney.
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Andrew Malse
Hutte
Jim” Baker
Malse
Baker
Public Apology Demand by Silver Bow Soldiers Group
A Silver Bow county board resolution calls for public apology from Attorney General Ford and others over alleged slackers among discharged soldiers and sailors. The assembly lists names, outlines aims to press the press and Helena representatives, and details committees on sickness welfare publicity and legislation to aid returned servicemen. The group plans a Feb parade and sets office hours for employment aid, with a broader scope to include all war service members.
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Silver Tow County
C. Ford
Charles
Henderson
Butte
Sliver Row County
Ward Morr
Montana
Silver Bow
Helena
John Hohar
Thomas Fisher
Arthur W. Fillion
Els
Thomas J. Hubber
Argyle Street
Daddow
Monroe
Willia
Wan
Bell Street
James O'Donell
West
Pacific
Jerry Lynch Jr
Anaconda Road
John H. Britt
A. Moran
Flurry
Gaylord
Kenne Johnson
Galena
J Driscoll
Sliver
King
Colorado
Albert Conrad
Claude Harvey
Kota
James. Winford Lynt
Cummins
Henry
Ste John
South
Marvey A. Fluent
South Main Street
Charles A. Berker
Goldberg
John T. Henson
Goldber
Henry Arnold Blocker
Golork
Joseph P. Murphy
Main Street
Henry G. Radel
Nn Hotel
William Hi. Davis
Emmett F. Riordan
F. Sullivan
Ward Ful Wada Avenue
Hobart
Nevada Avenue
Ika Hi
Timothy J. Harrington
Excelsior Street
Frederick William Loving
Quartz Street
Albert Ke. Stevens
West Copper Street
William H. Staats
Lewisohn
James V. Lee
Waller Bean
Paul B. Hare Tis
Antimony Street
Klarry Sullivan
William Cutts
P. H. McCarthy
Gregson Springs
Hamilton Street
Committee On Employment
United States Employment Bureau
Florence Hotel
P. J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Army and Navy Association of
Army and Navy Association
Shafer plan urged by Army and Navy association
The Army and Navy association recommends Congress pass the Shafer plan. It would give every discharged soldier one year's pay in monthly installments as a token of gratitude. Resolutions by Ker Beadle and W. KR. Van Orden, with publicity committee members Minnett Riordan Archie Clark and M. Cohen, advocate expressing opinions overseas.
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Minnett Riordan
Archie Clark
Cohen
Ker Beadle
W. KR. van Orden
Association
Congress
Army and Navy
Saved From The Slag On West Fourth Street
A fragmentary scene shows a young girl called Cathwin bartering for pennies with a passerby. The narrative contrasts a child’s boldness with a passing adult’s warning about changing prices as a boy in a blue jumper asks for money, highlighting a street interaction and a brief moral reflection.
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Fourth
Cathwin
Horoscope for Monday January 29 Warns of Mixed Stars
The forecast notes Uranus and Venus adverse to the day with Mercury in a difficult aspect. It predicts growth for newspapers and magazines as educational factors but warns of centralised newspaper control and a rise in independent publications. It forecasts gossip, extravagant dress, and possible impatience in love with a day unfavorable for theatre.
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Washington
Francisco
Chicago
Star
McClure
Sendicate
Mississippi Delta Moving Seaward and Harbor Improvements
The Coast and Geodetic Survey publishes a new chart edition reflecting recent surveys of the Mississippi Delta front. Updates show depth changes and river silt advancement affecting navigation from seaward and along South Pass and Southwest Pass. The edition highlights artificial river mouths and harbor developments tied to city front and harbor improvements, aiding navigators.
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Ofc Pre
Suna
Tess
United “States “Army
Ratien
Npecia
Ehart
Duwamish
Abe and Mawruss Meet a Vampire at Broadway Bow
The long running duo Abe Potash and Mawruss Perl face a vampire in a new dramatic turn by Montague Glass and Jules Goodman. Their plan to swap clan and suit interests for Ilium TM magnates becomes the central gag. The farce Business Before Pleasure, a 1917 18 hit, plays at Broadway theater from January 28 to 29.
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Abe
Montague Glass
Jules Hebert Goodman
Lider
Mline Tus
Ilium
Eltinge
New York
Broads Way Theater
Record at Traps Sets January Weather Mark
The Butte club reported near perfect scores amid windy conditions as Willams and Bennet from Deer Lodge and West from Billings led the out of town shooters. Next shoot scheduled at Anaconda February 2 with 20 third events and a 12-pair event.
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Butte Club
Willams and
Bennett
Deer Lodge
West
Billings
Anaconda
Williams
Obrien
Morley Ih
Weatherwax
Ot Morkan
Ied Willoughby
Renfro
Mattlett
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John J. M’carthy
Mayer
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Unite Women
Bill Parsons
Matt and
Jeff
Mississippi
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