Miners Safety First Day Planned at Column Gardens
A joint effort by mining companies and district first aid men will host a miners safety first field day at Column Gardens on July 29. The program includes music, games, baseball, a picnic lunch, speeches, a first aid demonstration, old-time athletics with cash prizes, then dancing, with a rule set restricting prizes to workers represented by a first aid team and emphasizing open participation for all, including women and children.
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Column Gardens
Butte
Butte Mining
Feld
Tea Ae
Bureau of Mines
Annie Sulantic Sues Martin for Cruelty in Divorce
Annie Sulantic files for divorce from Martin after a year and a half of marriage alleging repeated cruelty and drunken fits. She describes 8 vicious tendencies and a pattern of violence including belt strikes and a knife threat, with events occurring after their wedding and a clash that forced her to seek help from relatives.
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Annie
Sulantic
Martin
Sulanth
Mule deaths spark damages suit against Oregon Short Line
Feeley Ranch sues the Oregon Short Line to recover 400 for the death of Jenny the mule after it strayed onto the tracks and collided with a train. The complaint alleges the animal, a grandmother of the herd’s jacks, wandered onto the line without plaintiff fault. Separate suits by Hennessy & Co seek 595.43 and 908.26 for goods furnished.
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Oregon Short Line Road
Feeley Ranch Company
Jenny
Hennessy Company
Kate Queley
Hannah Ker- Kala
E. E. Islets
H.W. Canefield
Cobban Additio
Fire Devastates Cle Elum as Tents Rise for Homeless
Cle Elum Washington June 27 city reports a tent city forming on the ruins of Cle Elum after Tuesday's fire. Red Cross volunteers supply shelter to fire victims with tents from Camp Lewis. The blaze destroyed 205 homes 30 business houses a creamery and a lumber mill. Official inquiry did not confirm arson suspicions.
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Wash
Camp Lewis
American Red Cross
Boxing bout in Butte as GHIP trains for July 4 clash
George Chip arrives in Butte tonight to train for a boxing match with Leo Bens at Hebgen Park on July 4, a joint Red Cross and Fourteenth Infantry battalion fund event. Manager Jimmie Dime backs his fighter amid claims of Wan’s defeat by Eddie McGoorty in Racine, with several other bouts planned for the athletic carnival under soldiers auspices.
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George Chip
Butte
Leo Bens
Hebgen Park
Red Cross
Fourteenth Infantry Battalion
Mies
Jimmie Dime
Chip
Eddie McGoorty
Racine
McGoorty
Chip Dime
4En
Mecoorty
Ity
Sales of War Stamps in Several States
Total sales of war savings stamps and thrift stamps through post offices and federal reserve banks from the rewinning of the compation to May 31 inclusive. Compiled from reports revived by the treasury department. States listed include Kansas, Ohio, Washington, California, Pennsylvania East, Nevada, Delaware, New York, Colorado, Connecticut, and others.
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Postomices
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury” Department
Music to be feature of city's big Fourth
Butte plans a Fourth of July celebration featuring four bands the Walkerville Citizens A C M and Montana State bands. Parade route discussions highlighted the meeting at city hall as committees finalize lines of march and consider including Walkerville and other suburbs with the mayor invited to participate. A follow up meeting is set for Saturday at 4 pm.
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Butte
Walkerville
Citizens’ Band
A.C. M
Montana
Evans 19 called to submarine service in navy
W V Evans 19 son of J G Evans left for Salt Lake City to report for submarine service after passing medical. If he passes, he will report in Chicago next Monday. He has been an electrical engineer and worked as assistant purchasing agent at Timber Butte Milling. He was delayed by a car trip with Dick Howell and hurried home to catch the Salt Lake connection.
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W. Vivian Evans
J. G Evans
Salt Lake City
Navy Department
Chicago
Evans
Submarine Service
University, “Holdings
Timber Butte Milling Company
Bargain House Interior Sale Notes Prices by Floor
A listing shows reduced items across floors including cotton sleeveless vests at 2 for 25 cents, printed foulards at 5 cents, wool fabrics, Simmons steel couches $4.85, cream coatings $2.95, Bedford suiting $2.65, and women’s button boots at $1.00. Boys and girls play suits and other apparel priced from $1.00 to $1.20 with various patterns and sizes.
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Senmessys
Priday
Gillett’s Table
Crosse & Blackwell
Minnesota
Hood River
Rceeye
Rie
Vere
Atale
Jenn
Dimiges
Ghip
Ren
Ator Sales Minow
Kansan
Ohio
Moma
Washington
Grevon Ariene
South Dakota
Colorador
Connecticu
California
Nori Fennaylvania
Nevada
Tivol
Delaware
Ren 'Toreity
Yornina
Suwabe
Ieeest Pieaan
WetsAseenet
Groner
Frank Jovy
Weatercury Street
John Quinan
Highland
Spokane
G. Carrington
Billings
M. Cunningham
T. F O'Brien
Helena
J. R. Nilligan
United
General Pipe Pitters’ Union, No
E. of P. Hall
Clark
Hartford Saxony
Okhara
Bigelow Wilton
Hird
Salieds Manest
Quantye Laat
Sheen
Com
Simmons
Liberty Outfit
Children’s
Pereale
Vian and Kaney
Pree
Milans
Tocmmcelye
Sam Peck
Soc Varues
Laine
Coe
Ongly
Tony Yourne 'Ome
Vames
Aucung
Warner
Redfern
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