Quick Work in Securing Divorce in Gliericy Court
A rapid divorce was obtained yesterday in the Gliericy court when Constance Stanley Med filed for decree. The complaint charged the husband with late hours and other alleged faults. The attorney for the plaintiff moved for demurrer, and judgment was given against the defendant.
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Gliericy
Onstance Stanley
Nalana
Reetaptey
Stan
Fendant
Patriotism Theme At Rotary Club Luncheon
A patriotic program highlighted the Rotary club weekly luncheon at the Silver Bow club. Judge Lamb gave a patriotic address praising Washington and the Pilgrim Fathers as enduring models, and noting America’s high ideals. Music featured two violin solos and two vocal selections. Guests included Judge Irwin and A. Hu Withey, recently engaged in reconstruction work in France, and William H. Zazier of Des Moines.
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Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Judge Lamb
Washington
Taneen
America
Shee Acla
Vane O
Fred Gritht
Rotary
Shib
Dlubo
Iawin
A. Hu Withey
William HM. Zazier
Dee’ Moines
Shriners
Die Moines
Virginia City’s First Marshall in Bozeman
June 30 Bozeman reports William Dacey of Butte early Montana pioneer, named Montana explorer, was in Virginia City in 1864 and later became city marshal. Dacey plans mountain outing and is described as very active for his age. Also notes a bad check case against George Kikias for $50.12 in East Park Street. warrant issued for arrest in Portland.
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Bozeman
William Dacey
Butte
Montana
Virginia
Atterwarg
Merid
Jeiergan County
Dacey
George D. Kikias
Sire Nick Chulan
Tis East Park
Justice
Court
Kiking
Portland
Ore
Pioneers Visit Battle Grounds in Commemoration Event
The group motored to Hardin to attend anniversary ceremonies marking General Custer’s battlefield memory. Mrs Sooper and a local family joined the trip, visiting Crow agency and nearby sites, with glimpses of Crow Indians and tribal history noted during the programs and tent memorials.
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Hardin
Lonvet
Amniversaees
Billings
Butte visitors and arrivals fill city during convention week
M J Bates of Lewistown and G R Baker of Dillon visit Butte for business. Mrs Chambers from Roseman and Mrs Wilson from Dillon spend time with locals. Numerous guests arrive for the convention at Thornton and other hotels, including Miss Johnston from Blackfoot and Mrs Johnston’s Spokane relatives. George Lynch returns from Centerville, J W Linton from Great Falls investigates business. The Misses Blanche and Mildred Utter plan a California trip. Various locals register at hotels while hosting guests.
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Orton Broa
Ldscire
M. J. Bates
Lewistown
Butte
G. R. Baker
Dillon
D R. Chambers
Roseman
Mre B. Wilson
Jelende
Kar Dole
Whitman Avenue
Lune
M. F. Kent
Aberdeen
Thornton
Guy Hall
Glendive
John Collins
Butte Hotel
Miles Grace Scott
Billings
Mehan
Reed Point
Breen
Legent
Mary Johnston
Blackfoot
Idan
Tutte
Tealerspelt
K Ward
Wyoming
Bute
Ward
J. B. Hollister
St. Paul
Ratte
Hollisie
Tadies
Home Journal
P. O. News
Liina Robert Jones
C. F. Dever
Harlowton
George Lynch
Centerville
A. Reeves
Oregon Short Line
De'r. Seay
Salt Lake City
Afr
Reeves
Mr. Gray
Butts Trianda
Utah
Hotels Fill Butte For Conventions With Full Capacity
Butte hotels will be filled Friday through the convention close as managers report steady reservations. Local and nearby guests plan to stay days, camping outside the city, with many known visitors from Montana towns and Great Falls, Billings, and Dillon among those listed. The city will host lodging for visiting teams and prominent guests, while smaller inns keep flexible occupancy.
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Butte
C. C. Vowell
Legxat Rosel
Delvale
Howe
Thornton
PJ. Gint
Barnes
F. E. Lofften
C. Husband
Arthur
Beller
Jud
Smith
Reinhart
Peterson
LN. Johnson
Hungerford
Goodman
W. Gintter
Cal Hubbard
Great Falla
C. C. King
Twin Bridges
Roas Sugg
Deer Lodge
Roc. Tonkin
Ings
H.W. Vane
Birlings
A.C. Holman
Lewtown
W. B. Ahern
Livingston
Richard Gies
Great Falls
TF. Ward
J. Dean Barnes
Billings
JR. Jones
Lucille
Virginia City
F. Keown
Bozeman
James M. Dodd
Dillon
M.S. Cunningham
Mardin
Summers and Family
Darby
George ‘Main
Archie Main
H. Martin
Knight
Dell
Martin Martin
W. Alders
F. O. B. Grill
Helena
Finien
Els
Rome
Distinguishing Sacramento as a premier fruit and produce hub
The Sacramento region is described as the world's largest deciduous fruit distributing center with the biggest almond plant and cannery on the Pacific slope. It yields vast crops including pears and naparagan, contrasts with the Nile valley in fame, and anchors hops and grapes production across California.
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Sacramento
Pacific
Delta
Nile
Linas
Interpretation of Music at Westmiminster Abbey
Westmimimer Abbey offers Sunday afternoon sessions where an expert critiques and assists the congregation in singing hymns and psalms. The program helps members improve church music interpretation and performance.
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Hting Music
Westmimimer Abbey
Inquest Held Over Drowning of Boy at Lake Avoca
Coroner heard testimonies from Harringtons fellow swimmers Frank Giveon Filmore Maepa Harry Corbin and George Batten who perished with him at Lake Avoca on June 28. Witnesses described a rapid drowning with a swift current and limited swimming ability. The jury ruled death by drowning while attempting to swim beyond his depth.
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Clark
Emery
Harrington
Harington
Carey
Batten
Tregtown
Cooney
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Mack Sennett
Tarzan
Bob Hampton
Placer
Virginia Sity
Marshall
Battle Grounds
Butte Rews
Interpr
Boy
Willie Harrington
Lake Avoca
McArthy, Bryant &Co
Rex Nour
Hansen's
Graham
Sao
Skinners
John J. M’carthy
McCarthy
Sanitary Grocery and Meat
East Broadway
St “Great
Legia
McCarthy’s Sanitary
Livia
Saaseasey
Tares
Enone
Desire
Peninsular Ranges
Gurney, Refrierators
Sellars
Lloyd Loom
Tate China
Plente
Rite Automobile
West Park