Four new district assessment rolls go to council
Four special improvement district assessment rolls covering sanitary sewers on East Quartz and Ergo streets, a sewer on South Dakota street, and paving on Broadway alley between Park and Alabama streets will be submitted to the city council for approval. Paving on West Granite street may be paid in full with interest savings. once approved, rolls go to the city treasurer and will be advertised for objections and payments.
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E. J. Strasburger
Butte Public Works
East Quartz Street
South Dakota Street
Broadway Alley
Park and
Alabama
Ergo Street
Strasburger
West
Granite Street
Herman Strasburger
Roads Luncheon To Be Large One In Butte
The Silver Bow club hosts a noon luncheon where 50 delegates to the Yellowstone Trail association Western Conference at Deer Lodge on Jan. 27 will be chosen. The event marks the largest good roads meeting in the county, organized by a coalition of civic groups to keep Butte on the Yellowstone trail with attendees from Missoula and Deer Lodge as honored guests.
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Butte
Silver Bow Club
Yellowstone Trail Association
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow County
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
The
Ad Club
Good Roads Association
Adolph Heilbronner
Missoula
McG. White
Good Roads Club
Warren Springer
J. L. Bruce
Otto Simonson
J. H. MclIntosh
J. H. Rowe
Eugene
Removal of Power Line on South Side Avenue
The Montana Power Company will remove its power line and supporting poles on Harrison Avenue by March 1. Afterward Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph will finish undergrounding wires as part of South Side beautification. frost must retreat before spring work resumes and only a few Might poles will remain by midsummer, said Public Works Commissioner E. J. Stresburger.
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Harrison Avenue
Montana Power Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
South Side
Power Company
Telephone Company
E. J. Stresburger
Public Works
Evangelist thanks Butte press as meetings end
Dr. O G C Ragan praised Butte newspapers and the Standard for extensive coverage of his revival at Mountain View church. He announced a new campaign starting in Anaconda and moving to Forsyth Sidney and other Montana cities, with Butte’s 100 converts signaling strong results and future in-gathering for Methodist churches.
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Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
O. GC. Ragan
Butte
Dr. Ragan
Few Drunks Arraigned In Butte Police Court
The Butte police court shows reduced drunken arrests since the January 16 national prohibition took effect. Magistrate H. J. Grimes notes no drunks were brought before the court in the four days prior to January 16, after 20 inebriates appeared in early January.
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Butte
Magstrate H. J. Grimes
H. J. Grimes
Plaintiff Wins Note Judgment Against Hanson
By direction of the court a jury yesterday found judgment for Edward E. Stoudt, plaintiff in a suit for recovery on a note, against J. P. Hanson. The amount was $1390 plus interest since 1908 and $75 attorney fees. The motion for a directed verdict was made by N. A. Rotering for the plaintiff. The defendant was represented by J. J. McCaffery and Frank Sullivan.
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Edward E. Stoudt
J. P. Hanson
N. A. Rotering
J. J. McCaffery
Frank Sullivan
Harry Williams Charged With Grand Larceny
A complaint filed yesterday in Justice Buckley s court charges Harry Williams with grand larceny. James T. Neville alleges the offense involved taking an automobile, said to be Neville s property, with Thomas Williams of the Vroom block named as a witness.
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Harry Williams
Prohibition foes plan to revoke prohibition via party action
Claude P. Diegle grand secretary of the Order of Camels says anti prohibitionists will mirror prohibition tactics. He predicts major moves at upcoming Republican and Democratic conventions this summer to oppose the policy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Claude P. Diegle
Order of Camels
Mr. Diegle
French War Crux: Quien Faces Second Court Martial
Georges Gaston Quien, condemned to death for treason with Germany and for betraying Edith Cavell, again stands before a court martial after the appeals court set aside his conviction. The defense argued the original vote 4 to 3 was invalid and should have been 6 to 2 to be valid.
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Paris
Georges Gaston Quien
Edith Cavell
Court of Appeals
Quien
Men to Serve at Church Concert in Meaderville
Men of the Meaderville Methodist church will serve refreshments after the Stevens Glee Club grand concert at 7:30 this evening. Mayor W. T. Stodden presides. Rev. F. C. Fulford conducts invocation and delivers “Annotations on Music” alongside glee club selections, solos, and an address. G. V. Stevens leads the club with Miss Lois Treloar as accompanist.
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Stevens Glee Club
Meaderville Methodist Church
W. T. Stodden
F. C. Fulford
Glee Club
Rocker district seeks bond for new school building
Trustees of school district No 2 Rocker have decided to submit a bonding issue to voters for a modern school building costing about 200000 dollars including the site.
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Rocker
Divorce Filed on Grounds of Extreme Cruelty
Beatrice Williams seeks a divorce from John Williams in district court citing extreme cruelty as the grounds. The complaint was filed yesterday in the district court.
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Beatrice Williams
John Williams
Take Aspirin With Water and Bayer Trademark
A brief health notice explains that aspirin tablets stamped Bayer are genuine and safe, recommended for many pains and illnesses. It advises taking one or two glasses of water after swallowing, checking for the Bayer Cross on the package, and that aspirin is a Bayer trademark sold in small tin boxes and larger packages.
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Bayer
Company Asks Award on Potato Contract
Alleged failure to deliver four car loads of potatoes in October last year leads Joseph Weinstein of Capitol Commission suing CC Robinson for 1673.99. He says on Oct 20 the defendant agreed to sell five cars of potatoes at 40 000 pounds each, with market price at delivery time about 3.75 per hundred. One car was delivered.
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Joseph Weinstein
Capitol Commission Company
CC. H. Robinson Company
Weinstein
Delinquent tax sale conducted by county treasurer
The sale of Silver Bow property for delinquent taxes was held yesterday morning by county treasurer C. T. Puckett and deputies in the court house corridors. The three hour sale saw many lots declared sold and attracted about twenty spectators, mostly real estate dealers.
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C. T. Puckett
Six IWW Members Guilty in Ellensburg Case
J. W. W. Case Ellensburg Washington January 19. Sentence to be pronounced this week on six men found guilty yesterday of being members of the Industrial Workers of the World an organization seeking economic political and industrial changes by intimidation and violence. The men were arrested last November in De Elum a coal mining town nearby.
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J. W. W. Case
Ellensburg
Wash
de Elum
Ere
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Freshening Help
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promote a natural bowel and liver action to clear the blood and purify the system. The vegetable compound with olive oil is sold as a mild substitute for calomel, claiming quick relief from bad breath. Take one or two nightly for a week. 10c and 25c per box.
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Duke
Gilda
Seidel
Eili
Toscha Seidel
Columbia Movelty
New Columbia Records
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New York
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Swift
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