Probate calendar dominates Lynch court as estates settled
Judge J. J. Lynch ruled on multiple probate matters including termination of administration in the James Koon estate, grants of letters of administration with bonds for several estates, guardianship bonds for minors, final accounts in Hazeltine and Leahy estates, a deeded property transfer in William Toohey’s estate, and admission of Charles A Ferris will to probate with Ellen Barnes named executrix.
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J. J. Lynch
James Koon
Frank Ver“uh
Katie Verzuh
Vincent C. Kurpie
Catherine Kurpies
James A. Cassidy
Maiel Cassidy
Philip Harrington
Mary Harrington
Gus Fitschen
Thaddeus Maus
Dennis Paul O'Donnell
Michael Hollan
Bart M. Favero
Joe Favero
L. S. Hazeltine
Mary H. Hazeltine
Mary H. Leahy
Patrick Leahy
Grace Toohey
William Toohey
Charles A. Ferris
Ellen Barnes
Mamie Leary Seeks Divorce From Ralph Leary
Mamie Leary files divorce suit in district court against Ralph Leary after a three year marriage. The action was begun late Friday afternoon as details of the proceeding appear in court records.
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District Court
Mamie Leary
Ralph Leary
Miss Grace Genzberger Returns to Butte Visit
Miss Grace Genzberger arrives in Butte from Washington D C to spend six weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Sol Genzberger of the Virginia apartments. Genzberger has been in Washington since 1919 and is now assistant sergeant at arms at the national capitol.
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Grace Genzberger
Butte
Washington, D. C
Sol Genzberger
Virginia
Miss Genzberger
Washington
National Capitol
F. W. Chestnut
Montpelier
Idaho
May Foley
Bell Exchange
Great Falls
A. M. Sullivan
John
Tomorow
Portland
Johon Atkinson
Livingston
Maude Mallory
South
Arrests Ordered for Firecracker Sales and Use
Mayor Cocking announced that the police will arrest anyone selling or shooting fire crackers with no exceptions. The remark targets both merchants and individuals involved in fireworks activity.
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Young America
Mayor Cocking
Police
Charlotte Kelly 15 Winner First Prize
Charlotte Kelly a 12 year old songster won first prize in the child singers contest at Connets held last month. Jack Hangauer music department manager presented a $25 prize for best personality and vocal potential. Honorable mention went to Hope Haggerty Sarah Bowden Myrtle Elver and Cecelia Carrig. Adults contest will be announced later by Hangauer with plans for a fall children’s contest.
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Charlotte Kelly
Connet
Jack Hangauer
Little Mies Kelly
Miss Kelly
Hope Haggerty
Sarah Bowden
Myrtle Elver
Cecelia Carrig
Hangauuer
Hangauer
Highway survey to finish next week in city south route
State highway commission engineers say the South Main street survey and other routes linking the city to the federal road will be completed the latter part of next week. Spann heads locating work and has returned to Helena. surveyors remain in charge. Mrs. Katherine McMurray and her daughter Montana return to Butte from Dan Tewerys ranch after a week there.
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Main Street
State Highway Commission
Spann
Helena
Katherine McMurray
Montana
Butte
Dan Tewery
Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Arrivals
Butte sees a stream of visitors and guests stopping at the Leggat and Thornton hotels. Names include Mrs. M. Fr. Henneberry and son from Dillon, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Kirby en route to Los Angeles, and Frances Barbara Le Sage Engaged to Nordstrom with wedding set for July 4. Various residents from Wisdom to Helena travel through Butte.
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0. J. Isler
Helena
Butte
Fred J. Low
Boulder
Leggat
J. T. Alders
Seattle
Cecilia Cooper
Missoula
Walter Welte
Wisdom
L. M. Clucas
Anaconda
Legcat
L. M. Newman
Los Angeles
A. G. Williams
Dillon
J. R. Brennan
Chicago
Thornton
William Roe
Philipsburg
R. S. Crandall
Billings
Harriet Heinz
H. Zolley
Cleveland
P. B. McClintock
Frank Huler
R. L. Beardslee
Buttle
Joseph Des Champs
Josephine Foley
Bennett Street
J. J. Kirby
Kirby
Kek. T. Johnson
Thomas Clemon
C. W. Crosson
W. &. Baker
C. R. Watkins
Moments When One Must Look Away From Emotion Flood
A reflective quote from the New York Sun about resisting being overwhelmed by powerful feelings, suggesting restraint during moments of intense emotion. The line emphasizes balance between experience and control.
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New York Sun
National Lodge 10 6 1 Meeting in Butte
The national grand lodge of IT O CG T will convene in Butte from July 21 to 26 with about 75 delegates and visitors from across the United States. Fe H Sarles Montana grand chief templar received the meeting program. Speakers include Judge A W Barkley Congressman from Kentucky Edwin Co Dunwiddie national electoral superintendent George F Cotterill former Seattle mayor and Willard Q Wylie Chautauqua lecturer.
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Grand Lodge
IT. O. CG. T
Butte
United States
FE. H. Sarles
Montana
A. W. Barkley
Kentucky
Edwin Co. Dunwiddie
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
Williard Q. Wylie
Birthday party for Katherine McDonald employees
Miss Katherine McDonald entertained 25 Rialto and American Theater staff at Columbia Gardens on Wednesday for her birthday. The picnic featured music dancing and field sports finishing with a menu at 10 o'clock.
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Katherine McDonald
Rialto
Columbia Gardens
Field Event Winners From Local Grove Contest
A delicious prime repast was served in the grove. Winners of field events received prizes including a French doll for the 50-yard dash won by Mary Bucko and a china tea set for the watermelon eating contest won by Bucko. Marie Doris claimed an aluminum kitchen set in the shoe race while Veronica Page earned a hand painted dish for the potato race. Dan Lawrence Kalem won a French horn for the men watermelon contest and Charles Koerner received the dirties race prize. Managers Pratt and Sullivan oversaw the events.
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Mary Bucko
Marie Doris
Veronica Page
Dan Lawrence Kalem
Charles Koerner
Pratt
Sullivan
County Treasurer Reports June Fund Balances
County Treasurer Howard McIlnty filed his monthly report with the county commissioners. Totals show funds as: County 35540.75, bridge 3542.15, road 3464.49, poor 7901.25, contingent 11160.61, general 2949.22, county purposes 109145.46. Grand total 218672.27.
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Howard MclIntyre
Injured at Fight Sues for Damages
Steve Esterly sues Ansonia Amusement Co. for 5025 alleging injuries from a prize fight at Broadway theater on Aug 5 1919. He says after the show he was shoved from the stage and fell across a balustrade near the orchestra pit, with no ropes or guards present. He seeks 5000 for damages and 28 for medical bills.
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Steve Esterly
Ansonia Amusement Company
Esterly
Broadway
Judgment Given Against Company in Butte Case
Judgment for the plaintiff was set at 186.40 dollars by Judge William K. Carrall in the suit of Owsley Realty Company against the Butte Elk Park Mine yesterday morning. The ruling resolves the dispute over alleged claims in the real estate matter.
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William K. Carrall
Owsley Realty Company
Butte-Elk Park
Demurrers Overruled in Several Court Actions
On the regular law and motion calendar a demurrer to the plaintiff's amended complaint in Nellie and Kangas v Murray Hospital was overruled with 20 days to plead. Similar rulings were made on demurrers in McWhalmie v Buite Electric Railway and Armour v Rasitich. Attorney fees and costs were included in the judgment.
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Ing Company
Nellie & Kangas
Murray Hospital
Mary J. McWhalmie
Buite Electric Railway Company
Armour & Co
Matt M. Rasitich
Foreclosure Suit Initiated Over Chattel Mortgage
Gubreck filed a foreclosure suit against Peter and May L. Seitz over a chattel mortgage on property in the McQueen addition. He seeks to foreclose to collect an old 1919 note of 3000 and asks for 350 in attorney fees.
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Ranks’. Gubreck
Peter and
May L. Seitz
McQueen
Mrs Myrtle Garvin in Eureka Visit Noted in Butte
Mrs Myrtle Garvin of Eureka traveled to Butte yesterday, visiting local sights and meeting community members. The trip highlighted intercity travel activity and cross town social ties.
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Myrtle Garvin
Eureka
Butte
Seattle Seeks Ninety First Veteran Reunion
Seattle plans a Ninety First Division reunion August 19 and 20 led by O W Schmitz. Joe Toole seeks local Ninety First veterans to join, railroads offer a round trip fare, and Seattle prepares entertainment for the Wild West division.
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Seattle
O. W. Schmitz
Joe Toole
Silver Bow Post
Toole
Mr. Toole
Virginia sisters visit Butte for summer with Genzberger brothers
Misses Amelia and Hannah Genzberger of Alexandria Virginia arrive in Butte to spend the summer as guests of their three brothers Sol I W and Meyer Genzberger.
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Amelia
Hannah Genzberger
Butte
Sol, I. W
Meyer Genzberger
Alexandria, Va
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