Police cases sent to Judge Lynch for hearing
Police Captain John F. O'Brien faces charges before the trial and examining board, with Patrolman A N Wittman also involved in a board dispute. Attorneys sought transfers to other departments as hearings were set to proceed. Nearby, a family canine wandered, a pie was stolen, groceries and yard tools were taken, and youths scoured yards for valuables during a string of petty thefts.
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John F. O'Brien
Andie
A. N. Wittman
Wile
Jude Donlan
Pallen
Wittman
Ne Voler
Che
Dwyer
Cransfer
Lynch
Trade Of Sneak Thieves Roil City Neighborhood
Residents report a wave of sneak thief activity around the Walts residence area with frequent break ins and burglaries. Items taken include kitchenware, valuables, and even dog meat, while a well known home on The west ride saw intruders remove numerous items then rest nearby. Also, Montana Jewelry Company owner R Rosenberg faced insolvency claims in federal court from C B Norton Jewelry, United States Novelty, and A T Hall & Son, with admitted inability to pay debts. Ladies Aid at Central Presbyterian Church met with Mrs J L Mulholland for a summer gathering, planning next meeting at Mrs Jesse Ralston’s home.
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Walts
West Ride
R. Rosenberg
Montana Jewelry Company
Butte
Yester
C. B. Norton Jewelry Company
United States Novelty Company
At, Hall & Son Company
Time
Rosenberg
Butte Church Notices First Presbyterian and Episcopal Plans
Butte church notices list morning and evening services at First Presbyterian under Pastor B J Groeneveld with Sunday school noon time, young people's meeting, and cordial invitation to worship. Episcopal services at 971 North Main with 7:80 p m sermon, 7:20 prayer meeting, choir practice, and Lass meeting. Silver Bow Spiritualist church to hold services in Napton hall with lecture on audience chosen topic.
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First
Presbyterian Church
B.J Groeneveld
Welock
Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Matt Hl
Epworth Leazne
Violet Laity
Silver Bow
The
B. Campbell
Rer
South Main Street
Butte
Sister of Mercy Mary Patricia dies in Butte
Word reached in Butte that Sister Mary Patricia of the Mercy order, born in Cork Ireland, died aged 28 after about ten years in the sisterhood. She is survived by her brother Thomas Helen of North Main Street Butte and her mother in Cork. A sister in Belgium has not been heard from since the war began.
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Thomas Helen
North Main
Bellingham Opium Smuggling Ring Suspect Detained
Rankam agents arrested Sesharin, owner of a clothing store in Bellingham, after locating five-tuel cans and two pounds of opium hidden in trunks. The opium valued at 50,000 dollars, denied knowledge of the traffic, posted 1,000 dollar bond, and faced U S Commissioner Buck. The report also notes unrelated mortgage suits by Denver & New York Trust Company and others in progress.
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Bellingham
Wash
Rankam
Federal
Eepartment of Customs
Sesharin
Ae Ean
United States
A. Be Haner
Sharin Whareea
Eet
United Suites
Buck
New York
Denver & New York
Rio Grande
Colorado
Utah
Supreme Court
Western Pacifi Railway
Motorcycle tourists praise Montana roads
Nineteen riding days brought C. R. Milburn and Richard Brink into Butte at forty miles an hour en route from Kansas City to the coast. They cited floods that washed bridges and roads, especially on the Golden K. MSUlet highway into Denver, as causing poor conditions before resuming their journey to Missoula Darby Seattle and the coast. They noted best speed between Billings and Butte and rapid Lincoln Highway progress toward revenue. In other notes, Joseph Mossale and Daniel Ramerty had citizenship papers delayed but were admitted after Judge Tanen’s ruling.
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C. R. Milburn
Richard Brink
Butte
Kansas City
Denver
Cheyenne
Asiove Oching
Rndic
M ‘Ana
Kansas Cy
Missoula
Darby
Seattle
Francisco
Billin
Revenne
Lincoln HighWay
Growing Weather Buoys Montana Crop Prospects
Weather conditions favor Montana crops as widespread rain and warming temperatures improve growing prospects. Officials report ample irrigation water for ranches and a strong start to the state’s anticipated winter wheat crop, with steady moisture supporting yields across northern counties.
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Montana
W. H. Merriman
Cita
Othe Noreen
Bari Tana
Untitled archival note on diplomacy and economic terms
Fragmentary passage references diplomacy, interpretation standards, and a note on costs and goods. Mentions Germany, the West Minister, and Mayer's price of 1.50. Content is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Brea
America
Germany
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Home Book OF Fashions
Kayser
Women's Union
Seamerg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Mirc. J. L. Mulholland
Jesse Ralston
Pure Drugs
Colbert's
5Ings Bank
Mike Tica
Wan
Suary Patric
Mercy
St. Agnes Academy of al- Manse
Citizenshid Papers
Joseph Mossale
Daniel Ramerty
Ben
Tanen
Mayer's