Boy Scouts Leave for Camp Today
A 28 member Butte Scout group departs for a five week Highlands summer camp led by 12 active leaders and a junior staff of top Scouts. Camp director Ben Owen and Dr John A Donovan as sanitation officer head a program of leadership, outdoor exploration, radio activities, and woodcraft supervised for a first of several hundred scouts expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Owen
Highlands
Butte
John A. Donovan
Earle Genzberger
Henry Sarles
Gus Kalies
Woodcraft
John Taylor
Deer Lodge National Forest
J. C. Kettridge
United States Forestry Service
R. G. Matthews
Bruno Kock
Godfrey Wodehouse
Owen
Albert Wegars
Ferdie Noon
Mike Casey
Joseph Casey
Stanford Olson
Stanley Wilson
Michael Bones
Fre Talion
Jonathan Sewell
Howard Dunn
Sam Hornbeck
Fred
Judge Carroll Only Hears His Calendar in Absence of Colleagues
With Judges Lynch and Jackson away, Judge William E. Carroll heard the district court calendar yesterday. An order required Tom Scanlon to pay 12.50 weekly temporary alimony to Margaret while their divorce action is pending, plus 75 for attorney fees. Alice Rowlands won a divorce from Leopold Rowlands for nonresponse. A marriage license was issued to Morton M. Cleveland and Alice Rowlands, both of Butte, and another to Francis R. Stanway, 23, and Lillian Penhall, 21, both of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lynch
Joseph R. Jackson
William E. Carroll
Jackson
Butte
Lynch
Carroll
Tom Scanlon
Margaret
Alice Rowlands
Leopold Rowlands
Driscoll
Morton M. Cleveland
Francis R. Stanway
Lillian Penhall
Montana Paid 9 918 114 Revenue Taxes for 1923
The Internal Revenue Service in Montana collected 3 216 114 84 for the year ending June 30 1923, with 1922 figures higher by 141 728 94. Income tax totaled 2 181 857 21, down 117 074, and miscellaneous receipts were 1 034 257 63, as 76 880 tax returns were filed versus 78 217 in 1922.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Internal Revenue Department
Montana
C. A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
Rasmussen
Montana bar admits four applicants to practice
Four of the nine applicants for admission to the Montana bar passed the bar examination and received certificates from the Montana supreme court. The successful candidates are R. G. Wagner of Sand Springs Oklahoma Robert E. Cook of Billings Montana Reuben Maury of Butte and Clyde Troutman of Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana Bar
Montana Supreme Court Today
R. G. Wagner
Sand Springs
Okla
Robert E. Cook
Billings
Reuben Maury
Butte
Clyde Troutman
Townsend
Reuben Maury Joins Father in Butte Law Practice
Reuben Maury, yesterday passing the bar, is admitted to practice law in the state. A native of Butte, he attended Butte high school and the University of Virginia, and has written short stories for national magazines. He will enter into partnership with his father, H. Lowndes Maury, in Butte. Also note the golden plover migrates 2,400 miles over water from Nova Scotia to South America.
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Reuben Maury
H. Lowndes Maury
Reuben
Butte
University of Virginia
Nova Scotia
South America
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BOY
Butteman
Miner’s
Hogany
Regula
Brownield
Vador
Boston
Ivory
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