Woman Fined Fifty In Butte Police Court Case
A Canadian wife Mrs Head pursued her husband Edward Head in Butte. a fake officer allowed Head to slip away, leading to Dolie Ross being fined fifty dollars for living with him as his wife. The court sent Head toward divorce proceedings, with attorney W. E. Carroll for Mrs Head and Toole for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Dolie Ross
Edward Head
Broadway
Butte
Tater
Jake
Ross
Silver How
Dolite Ross
Cremony
Head
W. E. Carroll
Mrs. Head
Toole
Emerson School Heating Contract and Board Actions
Butte school district boards discuss Emerson heating system defect and defer action until County Attorney M F Canning provides opinion on contract liability. They approve teachers and janitor payrolls totaling 29 498 and 32 165, plan clocks for new rooms, and consider Meaderville attic improvements and pupil play space requests from Franklin Parent Teacher circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.F. Canning
Emerson School
Walter Allen
Butte
Miss Crawford
Charles Wedlake
Franklin
Meaderville School
Fragmented Local Notice Noted in OCR Page
The readable parts indicate a notice with references toactions and parties but lack full details. No clear dates or names are confirmed, highlighting incomplete text in this torn OCR segment.
Passport ruling denies Hikkala travel to belligerent Finland
The state department told Deputy Clerk Harry H Walker that health is not a sufficient reason to issue a passport for visits to belligerent countries. In ruling on James Hikkala of Butte, the department said travel to Finland could only be allowed if imperative. Hikkala had sought a passport claiming ill health and said a countryman obtained one from a notary for seven dollars.
Economical Housekeeping Aids For The Home
A nurse in a destitute city family notes there is often no money for a comb, so children go uncombed. The piece argues buying proper household equipment is a real economy and lists affordable items like brushes, cloths, cleaning products, hooks, and small tools to ease daily chores. It concludes with a note on a German city streetcar system providing trackside telephones for crew communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
McClure
Synatcate
Main line of Northern Pacific west from Logan debated
A cross section of historical Q and A cites opinions on the main rail line by Helena versus Butte, payroll in Coeur d Alene, Hale house construction dates, and the selection of state supreme court judges, noting titles and usage nuances for the abbreviation Esq. and its feminine form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Logan
Helena
Butte
Butte-Logan Ranch
Coeur d'Alene
Hale
J. J. Haggerty
Supreme Court
Theodore Bantly
Justic
W. L. Holloway
Sydney Lanner
Webster's International
United States
Montana Population Surges in Two Years Across West
Railway postal clerks estimate Montana has the fastest population growth in the nation over the last two years based on post office gains. Montana added 165 operating offices, ranking highest among states, excluding discontinued offices. The rise boosts the postal service across the Thirteenth division including Idaho Washington Oregon and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Inston
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Alaska
Four More Sent to Warm Springs Asylum
Four more persons, George Gray, Dave Owens, Harry Fredricks, and Sam Doman, were examined by a medical commission and ordered sent to the Warm Springs asylum. Gray and Owens volunteered for treatment. Fredricks and Dolman are deemed unbalanced but not dangerous, to be treated. Deputy clerk HH. H. Walker, appointed to take witness depositions in two naturalization cases, with hearings set for February 23 in Rexburg Idaho and San Francisco cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Dave Owens
Harry Fredricks
Sam Doman
Gray
HH. H. Walker
Federal Court
Sonny Speed. Smith
Aliwin | Stiler
Rexburg
Idaho
Owen John
W Reilly
San Francisco
Old Timers Located After Eight Months Missing
Walkerville residents confirm Mr Fasko an elder noodcutter was found after eight months believed dead. He is alive and well, now in Eastern Montana, with many friends unaware of his absence. Genève dispatch notes Col House in Berlin says visit not tied to peace moves. aims remain as previously stated by the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasko
Walkerville
Hill City
Montana
Fasco
Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
Col
B. M. House
Wilson
Berlin
House
Associated Pres
United State
Trouble Averted as Musicians and Company Reach Agreement
Musicians of the American Theatre orchestra secure continued work under four year terms after manager Frank T. Bailey and a union committee resolved the recent grievances. Rules affecting union members were withdrawn, avoiding central labor body involvement and preserving favorable relations. Funeral notices follow for Paul J. Shaw and Avleen M Pudas with services set at White's Undertaking Parlors. Installation of officers at Silver Bow lodge No. B E Wednesday invites all members.
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Centra
Frank T. Bailey
The
American
Musicians’ Union
Paul J. Shaw
White
Farrell Street
Silver Bow Street
Silver Bow Park
Silver Bow Lodge
No.b.e
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Oxford
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Lima
Sme Findsay
Emerson
Hiram Brown
Sing
Hones
Warm Springs Asylum
Loca
Mae
Anton
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