Multiple District Court Complaints Filed In City
A string of district court complaints lists Rouleau versus Ben Bank Realty for 1000 dollars over a deposit tied to a binding agreement. Mrs William Douris sues Butte city for 10000 over a March accident on Nevada avenue. Lauzier-Wolcott seeks 1986.25 and costs from Mildred Sherrill and Dan Millbhench for stock purchase disputes. E R Torrey administrator sues Murray Hospital over a painter’s death in an elevator shaft with 25000 sought. Mitchell Bros. sues Woman’s Shop for 588.31 on an account.
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Rouleau
Ben’ Bank Realty Company
Wiliam Douris
Butte
Nevada Avenue
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Sepate
Mildred Sherill
Dan Millbhench
E. R. Torrey
Raphael A. Guison
Elks Charity Ball Bespeaks Mid-Summer Event
The Butte lodge plans a charity ball at Columbia Gardens Pavilion next Saturday night with secret entertainments and a keynote toast by J Bruce Kremer former Democratic National Committee vice chairman. Five minute streetcar service to the Gardens will follow 8 pm as dancing continues to midnight with free refreshments served by volunteers.
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Butte Lodge
Lks
Columbia Gardens Pavilion
J. Bruce Kremer
San Francisco
Delive the Elks
Gaeens
Elks
Elke
Still cooler than last July in a warm spell
The report notes yesterday's high of 87 and low of 51 with 74 at 6 pm, comparing to July 3 when 88 was the hottest day this year. It mentions last July 15 had a higher minimum by nine degrees and forecasts fair but warmer conditions with a high barometer indicating heat.
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Guy
Crozier Divorce Case Advances After Default Hearing
The Crozier divorce case moved forward when the plaintiff, unable to attend, secured another hearing after the court noted the default and proceeded with a substitute proceeding. The previous decree was under review.
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Crozier
Republicans Secure Roomy Headquarters in Silver Bow
The Republican City Central Committee has leased the old Gans & building on North Main for the coming campaign. The site will be renovated and decorated with banners and open in a few days. City Attorney Clinton says the hall will seat many and serve as a rallying place for Republican men and women of Silver Bow County while the committee undertakes a careful registration drive and study of judges to ensure strong party representation.
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Republican City Central Committee
Gans & Building
North Main
Broadway
Granite Streets
Clinton
Siiver Bow County
Potatoes Storage Warehouse Contract Let in Kalispell
July 13 Kalispell farmers heard news of contracts awarded for a potato storage warehouse in Flathead valley. GI Shinmons won the bid and will start work immediately on a modern warehouse equipped for storage and shipment. Site is west of Main Street along the Great Northern right of way.
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Kalispell
Flathead Valley
GI Shinmons
Main Street
Great Northern
Authorities Start on Series of Liquor Raids
Kalispell July 15 six arrests on bootlegging charges from a series of raids in Whitefish and Kalispell. Those named include Mark te Sar Bent of Whitefish and Fred Brady Thomas and Anna Golden, with ten bottles of liquor found. Osear A. Puller, owner of a West Side soft drink establishment, charged with selling whiskey to two supposed convention visitors. Jane and John Doe, owners of the Vale Tea house, charged with selling liquor to Brady. An earlier Whitefish raid yielded no success as the proprietor hinted at a tip.
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Kalispell
Mark Te Sar- Bent
Fred Vas Brady
Thomas
Anna Golden
Osear A. Puller
West “Side
Jane
John Doe
Vale Tey House
Fred ‘Brady
Crops Look Fine Judge Lynch Says
Judge J. J. Lynch said eastern Montana crops look superb this summer after returning to Butte from Roundup where he heard three cases for Judge Jones. He reported seeing farmers busy with haying along the Milwaukee railway and noted abundant yields expected statewide.
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Montana
J. J. Lynch
Butte
Judge Jones
Milwaukee Railway
Outlaw Hallucination Shakes Great Falls Area
July 15 reports say Alfred Johnson, claiming to be the outlaw George Mosby, wanders near Mid Lanyon miles west of Great Falls. Believed insane and armed, he knocks his sister to bring a complaint to the city as Sheriff Burns and local authorities respond to the scene.
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Great Falls
George Mosby
Alfred Johnson
Lanyon m
Mra
Thompson Cleared in Obseques Case At Silver Bow
In Justice Buckley's court yesterday, foreman Harry Thompson was found not guilty of illegal obsequies connected to burying animals by a train near Silver Bow. State stock inspector Thompson faced charges for burying two cows killed by a train, and John Creighton was also acquitted of third degree assault.
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Harry ‘Thompson
Silver
Buckley
Silver Bow
Thompson
John Creighton
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