Woman Sues Jefferson Rancher for Breach of Promise
Daisy E. Kennedy sues George E. Dunn in Judge McClernan's court alleging Dunn reneged on a promised marriage and seeks 28,000 damages plus 5,000 for mental anguish. Trial details show Kennedy formerly worked at the Windsor hotel in Boulder and that a double wedding in Butte was planned but never occurred.
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Daisy E. Kennedy
George E. Dunn
Butte
J. E. Kelly
Boulder
Dunn
Windsor Hotel
Jefferson County
Miss Kennedy
Aays
Big Sam
Buitte
Oo Rtiss
Kennedy
Boulder Tree
Wheat survey shows Nebraska winter wheat at 16 percent
Lincoln May 31 George Coupland food conservation member today issued a survey finding winter wheat acreage in Nebraska at 16 percent of sown. The Univated yield is between 5 and 9 million bushels against last year near 69 million. Commandeering wheat for seed likely. Washington May 31 Maj B R Ray retired as lieutenant colonel amid army master corps promotions delay after congressional inquiry.
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Lincoln
Neb
George Coupland
Sethe
Nebraska State Council of Defense
Nebraska
Fed Mo Vcrop
Washington
Maj. B. RB
Ray
Special Children's Coats Offered in Various Styles
Special coats for children priced at 8.95 feature velon, serge and whipcord fabrics in all colors. Includes dress wear options and combi blends 8 to 14. Availability spans multiple fabrics and styles for young wearers.
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Regu Third Nations
Pri
McLennan Acquitted In Immorality Trial At Butte
Not guilty verdict returned after jury trial of Kenneth McLennan alias Amos Robinette charged with taking Rose Wilson from Billings to Butte for immoral purposes. Rose Wilson testified she lived with McLennan five months and that they registered as Mr. and Mrs. Robinette at the Bennett hotel. Police testified the pair had been living together. McLennan did not testify. Jury earlier fined a late juror a dollar for lateness. War news notes Persian Caucasus army reports successful counterattacks in Armenia and Mesopotamia.
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Kenneth McLennan
Amos Robinette
Dwy- Topingure
Rose Wilson
Billings
Butte
H. MM
James Kennett
William G. Hil
Lawrence Mautz
John Stenson
Williams
Dan Lyne
Richard ¥ Y Ralph
M._ Deloughrey
Charles R. Williams
Lyman Conyers
Gus Fitsehen
Jackson
Dep
Uties Rotering
Riley
A. B. Melzner
Kerr Beadle
Melennai
Bennett Hotel
Outh Butte
McLennan
Mike O'Donnell
Robinette
Edward Klaer
Wilson
Poiiceman
James Casey
Joe Williams
The
Bennett
Sir Lennan
Skirts in fine styles offered at eight eighty six
An unusually wide assortment of skirts is advertised including oil and street models plus sport styles. The items come in taffetas silk poplins novelty wool plaids and other fabrics in numerous colors and patterns. Regular prices reach up to fifteen dollars.
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Williams
Drs .Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Petticoats at 1.95 Value Styles for Spring
A splendid new showing of practical models in silk jersey crepe de chine and mescaline with a wide variety of patterns from plain to fancy. Regular prices are to five dollars.
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Silk
Jersey
Waists at 1.95 in crepe de chine and silks
Beautifully smart waist styles offered at 1.95 with materials including crepe de chine silk laces Georgette crepe pongee Japanese silk and tub silks in rainbow colors and stripes Some pieces slightly soiled from handling Regular prices up to 4.99 Also new gingham chambray percale models finished with pockets in sizes to 52 and regular prices to 1.95
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Becca
Deaconess Hospital Campaign Results Reported
The Deaconess Hospital drive shows yesterday totals with a grand to date of 17,629 and 234 286 subscribers so far. Col J J Carroll leads workers as teams declare contributions from 50 to 500 dollars and more. The luncheon raised hopes citizens will support the effort to reach the 100000 goal.
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J. J. Carroll
Deaconess Hospital
Wheeler
Butte
Li. Carroll
William Hocking
C.J. Nepper
L.J. Lembke
le A. Wilson
T. A. Grigg
Jackman
WM. Montgomery
Ray Rutchie
Dr. Carman
Guy Lewis
R. Setzer
Dr. Grigg
William Lutey
Dr Patterson
G. W. Thomas
Horoscopes and political call to aid draft officers
The June 1 1917 horoscope notes strong early planetary rulership by Saturn and Mercury, shifting to adverse Uranus and the sun, advising secrecy and postponement of major matters. It predicts honors for public men, stock market caution, possible cabinet criticism, and a forthcoming state funeral. The piece ends with a joint 1917 call from Republican and Democratic leaders to mobilize party workers to assist draft registration.
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Mercury
Uranus
McClure
Washington
Willcox
Republican National Committee
Cormick
Democratic National Committee
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