Court restraining inquiry of death in Brown case
County attorney sought to halt the inquest into E A Brown's death claiming it would be a costly and unnecessary expense to the county. Coroner Carey postponed the inquiry to Thursday afternoon as the hearing proceeds before Judge Carroll. Taylor faces murder charges over the Harrison avenue shooting. he pleads not guilty and bonds set at 15000.
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Confessed Moonshiner Sentenced to Jail
Oren Jared pleaded guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 dollars with a 30 day county jail term. He appeared before Justice Ornsby as the county attorney’s office filed the complaint. Frank Kane faced third degree assault charges for allegedly beating his wife Anna Kane and injuring her wrist.
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Justice Ornsby
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Bourne Man Seeks Divorce Over Wife's Whims
Edward J. Bourne complains in a divorce filing that since his October 1910 marriage he has moved across states, left lucrative jobs, and spent much money to appease his wife. He also alleges she spent much time with other men without his consent.
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Edward J. Bourne
Mary H. Bourne
Women relief corps to picnic at Columbia Gardens next Friday
The annual basket picnic of the Women's Relief Corps will be held at Columbia Gardens next Friday July 6. Under Mrs Senobe the committee plans to meet at Main and Park at 10 AM and transport members to the gardens for a day of planned activities and an enjoyable program.
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Columbia Gardens
Bachelors Seek Cook for Six Weeks at Donovan's Ranch
Two bachelors at Donovan's ranch request a woman cook for six weeks. City Clerk Brimscombe filed the letter yesterday stating they will pay a dollar a day to any who can cook. Bon Rel
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Labor shortage on Dakota farms crops harvests men needed
A telegram to Chief Murphy from J. W. Hagan federal director of labor in Bismarck asks aid to secure labor for harvest fields. It reports a North Dakota labor shortage and farmers needing men to help harvest the crops.
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Grace M. E Church Holds Fourth Quarterly Conference
The Grace Methodist church held its fourth quarterly conference with Rev. Dr. Bovard presiding. Fourteen new members joined, 24 infants and youths were baptized, Sunday school enrollment reached 214 with 14 percent average attendance, and the Totworth league gained new members. The Ladies' Aid reported a strong showing with $800 raised for benevolent objects and centennial contributions. Trustees and stewards were elected, church improvements were noted, and $1,371 was paid on old indebtedness, freeing the property from debt.
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Tpworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
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John Callow
P. H. Sherrard
W. M. Loring
Otto Erickson
Emerdon
B. K. Wheeler
William Kitto
Sadie Swanon
Mae Ross
John Kent
Aran D. Gribble
Crossman
Lucinda Horton
Ida Gare
James
Joan Callow
W. E. Thirloway
Charles Lanterman
J. H. Kent
Otto Erick
Arbiters Fix City Wage Scale After Walkout
Great Falls reports the arbitration committee set a wage scale for city employees at 4.50 per day, matching June levels after a protest strike. Trade members protest cost of living but are unlikely to file a minority report. this marks the final strike settlement step. Also in Billings, a grocery theft ends with police catching two men and another fleeing after a break in.
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Great Falls
Story of R Sal Who Sees Around Corners Theater Feature
Unseen Forces a dramatic film at Rialto presents Sylvia Breamer as Marian Holt a woman with the power to foresee future events. Conrad Nagle leads with a strong supporting cast as a tale of romance and a family entanglement unfolds. The program also includes The Son of Tarzan a Gayety comedy Money Talks and further attractions.
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Sylvia Breamer
Marian Holt
Conrad Nagle
Rosemary, Theby
Robert Cain
Sam le Grasse
Edward Martinde
Harry Garrity
James 0. Barrows
Aggie Herring
Andrew Arbucks
Albert Cody
Miriam Holt
Clyde Burton
Clyde
Mariam
Joe Simmons
Afiriam
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Tarzan
Kite Day Planned at Columbia Gardens
Tomorrow kite day is set at Columbia Gardens with Miss Helen Greenough supervising and prizes arranged. The kite contest will be held at the park, described as a miniature aviation field, entries due to Miss Greenough by 11 o clock Thursday. Traffic violators dominate yesterday’s police court results with several fines paid for improper parking.
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Helen Greenough
Fb, Fink
A. C. Pratt
Joe Thomett
William Siderfin
A. McLeod
McKendricks
Dugout hidden on farm yields two arrests in prohibition raid
Federal Agent Holter Police Chief Murphy and Detective Powel seized a hidden dugout on a foothill farm one mile southeast of the poor farm. Two men named Jack Zovick and Matt Starck were arrested for violating federal prohibition laws after a search revealed a stove pipe outlet and mash remnants. The operation followed a thorough probe. no moonshine was found, only a small amount of mash.
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Jack Zovick
Matt Starck
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