Chief of Ladies' Foresters to Visit Butte on Tuesday
Mrs. Rittman high chief ranger of the Ladies Catholic Order of Foresters will visit Butte Tuesday from Chicago to meet lodges nationwide and be entertained fittingly before departing Wednesday for Great Falls. Also notice to Liberty Bond subscribers final payment due by Tuesday Jan 28. Banks handling the payment include W A Clark and Co First National Bank of Butte Daly Bank and Trust Co Silver Bow National Bank Yegen Bros Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co South Side State Bank.
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Liberty Bond
Liberty Loan
W. A. Clark & Bro
First National Bank OF Buttedaly Bank and Trust CO
Silver Bow National Bank
Yegen Bros
Miners Savings Bank and Trust CO
South Side State Bank
FINE INEFFECTIVE MUST GO TO JAIL
Judge Dwyer sentenced Charles Gutman to 90 days in county jail for violating an injunction by allowing gambling at the Frisco club in the Bank building. It was the first prison sentence under the abatement act. Gutman had been fined repeatedly for similar violations and denied presence at the last offense. Witness Officer Don Kelly testified gambling occurred and money changed hands, with tense exchanges from the accused and a spectator.
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Dwyer
Charles
Dutch) Gutman
Frisco Club
Gutman
Don Kelly
Gitman
George Conant
Billy
Conant
Kelly
Free Milk for France fund drives state notices and gifts
Mrs J W Gunn state chairman of Free Milk for France reports gifts from De Siere branch L C B A six ninety one dollars Junior Red Cross of Harlowtown twenty two seventy four Anaconda five hundred public schools of Sheridan High school six grades contributed totals ninety two dollars Ana conda war chest grant five hundred from the Woman's club Frances Turner contributed forty five plus thirty two fifty from paper knitting bags sale led by Miss Sanders and Miss Louise MacPherson Mrs W C Medhurst named chairman for Butte to aid state work Card party at headquarters 55 West Granite street drew strong turnout prompting a second party scheduled for Thursday at 2 30 PM.
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J. W. Gunn
France
de Siere
Red Cross
Harlowtown
Jackson
Mont
Husted
War Chest
Anaconda
Sheridan High School
J. C. Ralph
Callie Barnes
Marjorie Wright
Zenita Mitchell
Elizabeth Gersch
Woman's Club
F. Latst
Frances Turner
Sanders
Louise MacPherson
W. C. Medhurst
West Platinum Street
Butte
West
Granite Street
Matrimonial Misfits Untangled by Court
Mary Burns was granted a divorce from Grover Burns in Judge Lambs court on wilful neglect. Burns must pay 35 dollars monthly and 100 dollars for her attorney. Several other divorces were granted on desertion or cruelty grounds, while one case was transferred to Fallon county.
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Mary Burns
Grover Burns
Lamb
Burns
Milton Dodge
Ethel Dodge
Leonard Swan
Flossie Swan
Viola Tyler
Clyde E. Tyler
Annie E. Frances
Nicholas Frances
Dwyer
Augustus Glock
Vena Glock
Tillie Morton
George O. Morton
Fallon County
Hattie Schultz
Grover Schultz
Helena
Hazel Rogers
James Rogers
Good eyesight of American troops improved by magnets and glasses
New York January 25 Eye trouble in the American army abroad is below average. Lieut. Col Allen Greenwood of Boston senior consulting oculist with the American expeditionary force reports that magnets have saved many eyes by removing metal fragments. He notes 70 workers at Paris making glasses for soldiers.
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New York
Allen Greenwood
Boston
Greenwood
Paris
Reserves Fall at Federal Reserve Banks in Week
Washington reports reserves of the twelve federal reserve banks declined by 2 million in the last week while member deposits with the reserve banks dropped 70 million according to today's statement.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
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West Park Street
American Theater Building
Diamond Palace
A. Delovage
Edison
Mr. Edison
Edison Dealers
West Broadway
Owsley Block
Anaconda Nat'l. Bank
Ladies’ Order OF Foresters IN
A Pathe Scenic
BE. S
Hughes
Montana
Howard Music
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
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