Proceedings for Aregewership Dissolution and Insolvency Claims
The document describes dissolution proceedings for Ghadertea Ntatic and a complaint against SF Hockersmith and directors, alleging insolvency unless a receiver is appointed. It notes drought and market disruption impacting a Montana grain company with multiple elevators in Drummond, Jefferson, Roundup and other towns, and lists legal representation for plaintiff and defendant.
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SF Hockersmith
Montana
Drouth
Drummond
Jefferson
Winton
Norris
Belgrade
Bossman
Big. Timber
Clyde Park
Billings
Edgar "Hintain
Hysham
Gave
Shawmut
Judith
Gap
Oxford
Kolin
Rose Fork
Hangeford
Brockett
Portage Hos
Beta
Bozeman
Plaintife
John *T Brown
Helena
Whittier School Graduates Hold Afternoon Exercises
Graduates at Whittier School received diplomas from Principal Miss Lizzie Hipertipone in an afternoon ceremony. The program featured recitations, songs, dialogues, piano pieces, and scenes by students including Ruth Cundy Olive Rowe Winifred Brackett and Jack Davis. The eighth grade teachers and staff were acknowledged as the school moves toward its final event marking the end of the term.
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Whittier
Evendos
Mise Lizzie Hipertipone
Kegar
Georgaliot ‘Cass
Ruth Cundy
Itty
Lebih
Clay Dahl
Ruth, Cundy
Olive Rowe
Winifred Brackett
Jack
Erin
Kinga Lewski
Dorothy Davis
Rute
Candy
Clay
Dahl
Robert Mesteckin
Jack Davis
Claude Carlson
Honors Earned by Butte Scouts at Court of Honor
Twenty two Boy Scouts of Butte appeared before the court of honor last night at city hall to receive merit badges and emblems. Speakers included Tom Davis J L Boardman P J Brophy and Milles Cavanaugh. The program covered second class and first class badges and public service certificates for six to seven scouts with copper silver and gold seals. Attorney Miles Cavanaugh closed by stressing moral development and service to the community.
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Boy Scouts of
Butte
Court of Honor
Tom Davis
J L. Boardman
P. J. Brophy
Milles Cavanaugh
Hoardamn
W. T. Lock- Wood
Eugene Leamer
Leonard Hample
James Kintrea
Davis
Boy Scouts
Mr. Boardman
Charles Roberts
Irvine Davidson
August Tjoream
John McCarthy
Ed Moyle
Father Whelan
Mr. Lockwood
Sin
Mr. Brophy
Charles Buchner
Leo Mack
William Kent
Isadore, Koenigaberg
Douglas Muteh
Russell Winslow
Miles Cavanaugh
Fourth of July report to Butte Elks meeting
The advisory committee on the Fourth of July celebration will report to the Butte lodge of Elks at tonight's meeting. Since most of the Elk program for the city's biggest celebration will be announced then, an unusually large attendance is expected.
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Butte Lodge of Elks
Butte
Butte High School Senate Holds Annual Dinner
The Butte high school senate held its annual banquet at the Thornton hotel with a full house of students and faculty. Pierce McMullen served as toastmaster and speeches were delivered by Bruce Millikin the principal and other students.
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Butte High School Senate
Thornton Hotel
Pierce McMullen
Bruce Millikin
School leaders address community on future plans
Mannock, superintendent of schools, and Eugene Corrie, assistant principal of the high school, also delivered appropriate addresses.
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Mannock
Eugene Corrie
Jolson Delights Broadway Crowd With Warm Vaudeville
Al Jolson drew a large audience at the Broadway last night despite mediocre acts. His spontaneous humor uplifted a show featuring fresh scenery and a team of clever greyhounds that performed marvelously. Jolson’s easy, good natured humor and optimism drew praise, with a premature curtain call earning goodwill for tonight’s performance.
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Ume
al Jolson
Jolson
Sinbad
Winter Garden
Alleged gaming place raided by detectives at Hast street
Detectives raid an alleged gambling resort at 126 Hast street as officers state goW We Wailers and Meyers were involved. Several players fled in haste leaving scattered money and a 14078 silver cache behind. One farm worker reportedly wounded during the confrontation.
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Hast Street
Rexanger
Jacobson
Wailers
Meyers
Prentitin
Offears
Doubles Start In Ladies Bowling Championship Lead
Mrs Newman and Mrs Evans led after day one of the ladies doubles event. Corin and Olsen placed second while Whinite and Shaefer trailed closely. The all-events standings show Newman, Wilhite, Corin, Parker and Shadter among the top scorers as spectators crowded the Y bowling lanes.
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Newman
Irs
Nowa
Mrs. Wilhite
Bvane
Ates
Olnen
Baty Corin
Parker
Mrry. Gnu
Shadter
Mra. Lang
Ted Bis
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