Affidavit Filed In Fuel Dispute Over Jail Coal Bills
An affidavit of prejudice seeks to disqualify Judge William F. Carroll from an appeal to decide whether Silver Bow county or the sheriff must pay $91.88 for coal used in the jail kitchen. The case Pacific Coal Company v. Silver Bow County moves through a judge rotation as Bourquin recuses, with calls for a speedy trial while the jail’s coal fuel dispute continues and a steel pipe remains connected to the boiler system.
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George Bourquin
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T. E. Nolan
Carrot
J. F. Sullivan
Mtoney
JuaKe Bourauin
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Hollywood Orchestra at Gregson Tonight in Hot Springs
Bob Larson's Famous Hollywood Orchestra appears at Gregson Hot Springs for its first post tour engagement. Max Boquet directed new arrangements while the group plays for veterans at Fort Harrison earlier and plans shows at Gregson, Columbia Gardens, and a bankers dinner dance tomorrow. George Forsythe notes new plunge and features at Gregson with a two thousand five hundred dollar slide addition.
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Gregson Hot Springs
Bob Larson
Hollywood
Montana
Max Boquet
Helena
Fort Harrison
Gregson
Columbia Gardens
Bankers’ Coniition
Fob Larsen
George Forsythe
Gregwon
Brazil
Paris
Ireland
Instant relief from bunions and corns promised by Moone Emerald Oil
An advertisement touts Moone’s Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for bunions and soft corns. It claims pain relief within minutes and swelling reduction after several applications, with a money back guarantee at drug stores nationwide.
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New Complaints Filed in Courts for Silver Bow County
Three new district court complaints were filed in Silver Bow County. Divorces are listed for Mabel Cameron and Raith Nelson, with other suits including a will contest, alimony, and property possession actions. Several estates and guardianship matters were also docketed, with dates and asset values noted for probate and administration.
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District Court
Silver Bow County
Yeates
A. Collection
Th Clark
Mabel Cameron
Geneva
West
Granite Street
Raith Nelson
Joan Nelson
Red Lodge
Fred R. Crase
William A. Cur-ran
Montana, Serfee
McCormack Yellow Cab Company
Margaret Mooney
Jena Woods
Nellie la Duke
Jo ¥ Montgomery
State Board
Max
Matthian Erker
Minnie Erker
John J. Munwell
Katherine Maxwell
Carroll
Julian Harrington
John Ford
Chong Ling
Chong Bing Loud
James L. White
Russell White
Katherine White
M. J. English
Sylvia Schaad
Erickson Fined for Assault Charges After Court Appearance
In a case before Justice yesterday Erickson was fined 420 for assault after a witness Watson testified that Erickson attacked him during a dispute at 1017 Talbot. The defendant claimed he only followed Watson briefly and was struck first during the encounter.
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Harta Br Lice
Orumby
Ar ‘Tecault
Wan
Pes TS Watwon
Talbot
Erickton
Tne
Neek Watson
Ithoam
Girl Scouts Camp Opens July 27 At Little Basin
Opening date for the Girl Scouts summer extension at Little Basin was announced for July 27. Registration will begin next week at the Administrators building on North Montana with Mrs. Scott Fries in charge of first week allotments. Many Scouts are expected to stay beyond a week as an engaging program is planned.
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Girl Scouts
Littie Basin
Teer Tration
Montana
Scott
Fries
Tts
Mins Burney A
Henne
Silver How County
Emil Schoehaber
Anna Tayoth
Billings
Coroners Office
Anelr
Sire Fu
Choate
Connellseter
Connelly Auace Feledt
Connel Ieaid
Mrs. Choate
Infornia Three Werks
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