Shriners Welcome Imperial Potentate Dunbar in Butte Program
Butte and Anaconda Shriners host Clarence M. Dunbar imperial potentate of Bagdad temple Providence Rhode Island during a western tour. He arrives from Helena with Bagdad and Algerian escorts and attends ceremonies at the Masonic temple with about 25 candidates. A banquet, address, and night drive to Harding Way conclude the visit before Dunbar heads to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Bagdnd Temple
Clarence M. Dunber
Providence
R. I
Helena
Bagdad
Masonic Temple
Bagdad Temple
Malcolm
Boulder
Boulder Springs
Thornton Hotel
Angus McLeod
Mr. Dunbar
Leonard Mine
Imperial
Dunbar
Sam T. Blair
Algeria
Harding Way
Imperial Potentate
Spokane
Estate Appraisal Sets Buckley Estate at 4000
The estate of Robert Buckley is appraised at four thousand dollars after a certificate from the state board of equalization was received by the district court clerk yesterday.
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Robert Buckley
State Board of Equalization
District Court
Church Robber Sent to Bastile
Arthur Knepper was arrested after stealing $30 to $40 from the Holy Savior church poor box. He pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was jailed 99 days by Justice of the Peace L A Buckley. Father M Pirnat witnessed the crime and parishioners blocked Knepper from escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Knepper
Sheriff's
Holy Savior Church
Justice of the Peace
L. A. Buckley
Knepper
Father M. Pirnat
Father Pirnat
W. E. Dodd
M. Rash
East
Galena Street
Dodd
State Examining Board
James H. Coutts
Clara A. Coutts
Ustice of the
A. ‘Wilkinson
Robert A. ‘Ornsby
Sam Hood
G. P. Knight
Rookwood Block
Knight
Hat
Hood
Federal Court Decisions Filed By Judge Bourquin
Judge George M. Bourquin sustains motion to dismiss in the case of T Tomich Harry F Scott and H Newberger against Union Trust and Spokane and Eastern Trust. The suit concerns an irrigation project in western Montana. Murray Hospital v Rasmussen: circuit remitttur reverses local court, district court had dismissed the complaint. Circuit court says case should be heard in absence of deputy clerk Lester Polgiase on vacation. Mrs Mac ODonnell acts as deputy clerk in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bourquin
Federal
T. Tomich
Harry F. Scott
H. Newberger
Union Trust Company
Spokane and Eastern Trust Company
Murray Hospital
C. A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
United States Cirrcuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Circuit Court
Lester Polgiase
United States Court
Mac Odonnell
Helena
Butte
Crack Electric Olympian Exhibit In Butte Trains Oakland Dealers
Milwaukee road announces a public display of the Olympian at Butte station with a full tour of the car fleet. Officials describe roller bearing propulsion and electric features, plus a look at the latest Oakland Pontiac service innovations and crankshaft assembly changes. A separate report notes theft at 250 South Arizona Street and court actions involving two Butte residents.
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Crack Electric
Oakland
Butte
M. G. Murray
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Olympian
Cascade
Rocky Mountains
The
E.W. Lyons
Oakland Motor Car Company
Metals Bank
Oakland Company
Great Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Dillon
Lyons
Pontiac
Oakland-Pontiac
Brother of Woman 15 Claims Insurance Proceeds
John Rafter, brother of Elizabeth Shale, sues in district court seeking $1,000 from a life policy of Mrs. Shale. He argues Callow, named beneficiary, had no relation to the deceased and is not entitled. The suit, involves Superior Lodge Degree of Honor Protective Association against Callow, Rafter, and Julia Harrington as executrix. The husband predeceased Mrs. Shale and she named Callow for livelihood reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rafter
Elizabeth Shale
Superior Lodge Degree of Honor Protective Association
John Callow
Rafter
Julia Harrington
Shale
Callow
Clow
Vagrants Face Courts As Butte Tightens Vagrancy Policy
Magistrate Shea pursues vagrancy cases in Butte with six men jailed 30 days and two jailed 10 days on vagrancy charges. Alice Ward pleaded not guilty and was continued. Jim Brown forfeited 150-dollar bond on maintaining a nuisance. Several reckless driving and disturbance cases were dismissed. Names include Richard James Pat Quigley G Marsh George Hogan R W Alley and Nick Perevich.
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Butte
Alice Ward
Jim Brown
Richard James
Pat Quigley
G. Marsh
George Hogan
R. W. Alley
Nick Perevich
Sepaegretan
Plaintiff Gees Verdict After Short Deliberation
A jury in district court returned a verdict for Sidney Webber against Massachusetts Insurance for $98.96 with 8 percent interest from July 4, 1925, the jury out only a few minutes. Webber claimed the insurer failed to pay during illness under an accident and health policy. An appeal from a justice court verdict in F J Bishop v Andrew Noon Jr and Andrew Noon Jr is noted, with costs awarded to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Webber
Massachusetts Insurance Company
Webber
F. J. Bishop
Andrew Noon Jr
Detroit to Butte Auto Run in 78 Hours
Prank Tudor Cook and L D Burnett completed a Detroit to Butte trip in 78 hours arriving yesterday morning They left Detroit last Thursday at 6 PM and rested one night at Spencer They joined Mrs Cook who is the Lapp family daughter of Butte and Burnett is son in law of J J Fitzgibbons a Hamilton man They traveled to Stevensville yesterday and a rayon exhibition was shown in London
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Cook
L. D. Burnett
Butte
Detroit
Spencer, Ions
Cook
George Lapp
Mr. Burnett
Stevensville
J. J. Fitzgibbons
Hamilton
London
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Butte Shriners
Clarence Dunbar
Bastile
Joe Shakan
South
Arizona Street
Shakan
Marty
Ale Hjelt
Elina McCollins
E. W. Lyons
Montana
Pepit Pombe Ais Frubber
United States Rubber Company
United States
U.S
Currie Garage
Butte, Mont
Pep
Butte Tire Co
Butte Reo Company
Silver Bow Motor Co
Pelham Motor Co
Plaintiff Gees
Puyallup Valley
America
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
British Columbia
Dakota
Roosevelt Park
Trips, Ed
Northern Pacific Railway
Ma Buzz
Ues
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