Butte Visitors and Residents Pack City Notes
Dozens arrive or pass through Butte as Helena Dillon and Missoula residents visit for business and leisure. A marriage license is issued to Lloyd Roath and June Stewart, while Herbert Conklin and Nellie Burke obtain theirs. Notables include Elbert Weed attending a Eagles convention and travelers from San Francisco touring Montana.
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Orton Brow
Mgr
Victor Day
Helena
Butte
G. N. Fuller
Miss B. Wilson
Dillon
B. F. Hout
Lewistown
C. E. Altop
Boulder
D. L. Beatty
Missoul
Thornton
G. R. Brown
Great Falls
Elizabeth Sutherland
Dillona
Esse
Lloyd Elmer Roath
June Lorelle Stewart
H. M. Johnson
Spokane
Leggat
Monica Burnell
Monida
R. F. Farmer
R. E. Crowell
Missoula
Herbert F. Conklin
Beaverhead County
Nellie Burke
F. B. Glaser
Anacon
E. Lauer
Queen City
Cox
Utah Avenue
Inquest on Drowned Lad in Lake Avoca
An inquest will be held at 7 o'clock this morning on the remains of William Harrington who died while swimming in Lake Avoca. The coroner impaneled a jury yesterday and had them view the body at Dugan's.
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Drowned Bay
William Harrington
Lake Avoca
Dugan's
Ownership of stock certificate worth two million in dispute
A San Francisco probate contest pits James KE Murray against Stuart Haldorn over a 4000 share stock certificate tied to the Monidah Trust. Witnesses describe a typewritten envelope name and concerns of forgery while Haldorn contends James A Murray altered the record.
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James KE Murray
Stuart Haldorn
James FE. Murray
James A. Murray
James A
Haldern
James B. Murray
Monida Truat Company
May” Murray
Haldorn
W. & K. Brown
Ors Murray
James E. Murray
Monidah ‘Trust Company
Ate
W. 8. K. Brown
San Francisco
Mrs Murray
Campbell Kevin well depth reported at eleven hundred feet
The Gordon Campbell Kevin well reportedly reached about 1 100 feet with drilling progress and financial details mixed into a disrupted report. Robbery charges allege James Burns and son Starrington held up people on Main Street June 14 as county attorney files complaint.
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Campbell
Kevin
Stevenson
Treeee Metenton
Ydesactea
Acitint Pontte Feeriatnan
Shana Deere
Meath
Albert Good
The
Gordon Kevin
James Burns
Sonn Starrington
Justice of the Peace
O'Neil
Orth
Main Street
Dickason Graduates With Bachelor of Science
Gray D. Dickason son of D H Dickason a special agent of the department of justice has returned from Bozeman where he graduated June 15 with the degree of bachelor of science. He completed a course in the department of chemical engineering.
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Dickason
Gray D. Dickason
D. H. Dickason
Department of Justice
Bozeman
Mr. Dickason
Department of Chemical Igineering
Court case stirs tempers as Murray declines comment
The transcript notes James E. Murray entered, read a certificate, and grew angry while voicing anger. Murray said he would not discuss the matter, stating the case is in the hands of the court and he does not wish to discuss it at this time.
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M Haldorn
Haldorn
Monidah ‘Trust Company
Thares
James A. Murray
James E. Murray
James 1. Murray
Discharged janitor sues school board for wages dispute
A discharged janitor sues the school board over alleged wage issues. The case includes statements about prior agreements and the attorney for O'Brien, with Judge Lame noted in the proceedings.
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Chico Wea
Lame
O'brien
Man Fined After Gilmore Tolano Court Appearance
J M Renton of Gilmore Tolano appeared inpolice court yesterday to answer for a dispute involving a vehicle. The testimony described a confrontation with a boy who claimed to be struck from behind and asked about the car’s location. The witness stated the car’s direction then testified about the incident's sequence. The court fined the man $25 for the matter.
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J_M Renton
Gilmore
Tolano
Polis
Sirestiy
Denton
Ellty
Pensions Cut Off Amid County Attorney Opinion
The county attorney's office delivers an informal opinion to the board of bounty commissioners. It states widows' pensions were transferred to a fund and would receive 30 percent until the fund is replenished. County aid then resumes pension payments only after funding is restored.
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Penelon
Tay Unuil
Repien
Cure County
Two Chinese Bound Over To Federal Jury
In a federal proceeding, Tyo chin uns Ong and tung Maw iG or thet were bound over at 300 dollars each after waiving preliminary hearings. Chief Deputy John Duggan of the cherie office stated the men were observed at the Coay cate on Arizona street with a number of authorized Therauthoriert packages. Purchasers of the drugs were not held as witnesses as the sheriff's office said they can be picked up at any time.
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Federal Rand
John ‘Duggan
Cherie
Coay Cate
Arizona Street
Shesit
Traveling salesman killed in Oregon accident
Jack Whitmore a traveling salesman based in Butte was killed in an automobile crash in Oregon yesterday. Peggy Whitmore confirms the death and says the body will be shipped to Knightstown for burial. The item notes long troubled health history.
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Jack Whitmore
I Butte
Oregon
Butte
Mite
Peggy” Whitmore
Knightstown
Tad
J. T. Osburn
RF. D. No. 1
Lucasville
Ohio
Foley
Colleges Overcrowding Draws Montana University Plan
Prof. C H M Clapp president elect of the University of Montana told the University club that overcrowded colleges push arbitrary methods of selection and that higher education should be shared. He urged cooperation among western universities to consolidate mining forestry and law programs and to move students to better equipped schools in other states to reduce costs. He noted Montana bears a large share of mining education expenses and suggested a regional approach, with a big club gathering planned for Saturday night.
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C. HM. Clapp
University of Montana
University Club
Huttegeil
Clapp
Northwest
Montana
Silver Bow County
Butte
Dow
No Autos Park Along Parade Route, City Edict
Officials restrict vehicle parking and seating for a parade set to march through the city. Mayors office and Fire Chief meet to outline safety rules, with spectators urged to avoid street parking and use designated viewing points as processions move from Broadway to Excelsior and north toward Mata Grant and the courthouse.
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T Yeaterday
Coeing
Wyoming
Pai Park
Gaylord
Excelsior
Broadway
Sain
Mata Grant
Courthous Nota Nation
United
Carey
No Idle Men at Neihart Says Maury Plans
H Lowndes Maury and family will leave Monday for Neihart where the family will spend the summer. Maury will remain in Neihart for three months. In town he spoke of idle men and said the town needs work for able bodied men. Mr. and Mrs George F Die Blue Wing Avenue report a daughter born June 28. Jr and Mrs Bert C Sloat 504 St Park Street announce a son born June 26. Mr and Mrs Albert B Keates 150 North Main Street announce a son born June 18.
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H. Lowndes Maury
Neihart
Maury
Ton Moll
Carread
George F
George F. Die Blue Wing Avenue, June 28, A Daughter. Jr. and Mrs. Bert C. Sloat
St Park Street
Albert B. Keates
North Main Street
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Carload
Kroehler Daven-O and
Pullman
Shiner
Kroehler
Kroehler Daven-o
Kroehler Daven-o Davenport
Vale
Butte Notes
Loiscile Taxi Service
C Brandt
Denver
John Nelson
Joe Ferguson
Wisdom
Murray
James A. Murray Himelf
Chauncey mcGovern
McGovern
Fliat
Kerr
Crocker National Bank of San Francisco
James’ B. Murray
Brown
Tate
Walter H. Linforth
Murry
Monidair Trust
Pelacks
Atte
Mary Murray
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
Lyon
Pride
Skinners
John J. M'Carthy
West Park ST
J. L. Hannifin
AOS
VADOR
Park DE Route
Brownfield Canty Company
West Park Street
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Anata
Herpicide
McCarthy’s Sanitary
East Broadway
Dakota
Taney
Karen Riolaasen
McCarthy's Sanitary
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