Butte district eyeing lower school running costs
J Emory Rheim reports administration costs for the coming year at 804000. Expenditures 1920 21 forecast to be 141114 less than 1919 20. Projected working balance 92002 99. Savings include canceling summer school and trimming buildings grounds equipment and insurance. Board considers discontinuing Americanization or continuation school.
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Butte
J. Emory Rheim
Mr. Rheim
Finance and Educational Committee
Butte News Notes Rentals And Local Visits
Butte notes list rent pianos from Orton Bros and new May births. Visitors include Mrs Leavitt of Billings Mrs Allison of Helena Mrs Collins of Livingston Maude Mosher of Helena and Miss Lane of Polson. James OConnell funeral party from Wisdom. Judge Lamb marries Charles Heard to Opal Skelton. Red Cross seeks John McLain Battery F Ilflith field artillery info. Dorcas Society hosts Emanuel Lutheran. Mrs Salmonson vs Erickson rent case 74. Barworths from New York visit ill mother. Eversharp pencils display at Calkins Co with metallic refilling pencils offered.
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Orton Bros
P. O
T. V. Lohman
West Silver Street
Leavitt
Billings
Butte
O. M. Allison
Helena
Finlen
J. F. Collins
Livingston
Anna J. Perrault
Anaconda
Maude M. Mosher
Thornton
Ethel Lane
Polson
Acoma
Oscar Blomstrom
Dillon
Robert
James O'Connell
Wisdom
James O’connell
Charles I. Heard
Opal Skelton
Warm Springs
Edwin M. Lamb
The
Red Cross
John McLain
Battery F
Ilflith Field Artillery
G. L. Berrong
Vincent Terisco
Dorcas Society
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Montana
Silver Streets
Ernest Johnson
Eversharp
Calkins Co
Three Arraigned in Federal Court
Martin Burke and Mrs. Martin Burke appeared after a bench warrant. They pleaded not guilty, trial set for May 19, and bonds of 500 dollars each were forfeited. Emil Gronberg received 24 hours to enter a plea for selling sugar at an excessive price. Newman and Martins prior case in Great Falls was denied for a new trial. George K. E. Snyder was found not guilty on appeal after a Glacier National Park boat conviction. The Butte Water Company Lever Act demurrer was argued and taken under advisement.
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Martin Burke
George M. Bourquin
Emil Gronberg
Butte
Gronberg
Newman and Martin
Great Falls
Bourquin
George KE. Snyder
Glacier National Park
Butte Water Company
City Departments Unite In Cleanup Campaign
City departments including health fire and public works cooperate on a city cleanup aided by a new map prepared last week by the public works department. J H Kelly of Montana Disposal Company coordinates rubbish collection as E J Strasburger announces districts and boundaries will be published today to guide thorough cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Department of Public Works
J. H. Kelly
Montana Disposal Company
Health, Fire
Department of Public Works
E. J. Strasburger
Public Works
Young Chauffeur Given Warning in Traffic Case
George Johanson aged 16 faced Police Judge Grimes after a traffic officer escorted him to the station. He nearly ran down Traffic Policeman Thomas Calpin. the youth deferred to the officer's testimony. The case was dismissed with a warning due to his age.
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George Johanson
Grimes
Johanson
Thomas Calpin
Snow Gauge Delays Park Street Lighting Project
Delays in ornamental canopy tops shipment stall installation of Park Street lighting from Montana to Excelsior. A $10 daily penalty may be issued to contractor Dan Reardon unless justified delays are shown. Two other DPW projects proceed, one on the south side for street lights and a paving job in the alley between Main and Colorado.
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Park Street
Montana
Excelsior Streets
Dan Reardon
Department of Public Works
E. J. Strasburger
Main
Colorado Streets
Boys Released by County Attorney in $35 Theft Case
Two boys arrested after a report by Thomas Conley of a missing $35 were released by the county attorney following examination. Conley, drunk at the police station, was sent below to sober up, appeared before Judge Grimes, and was dismissed. He said he traveled from an outside town to a boarding house where he befriended a boy, bought him a cap, awoke to find his money gone. Captain O'Donnell then escorted the youths to the county attorney for examination.
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Thomas Conley
Conley
Grimes
Butte
O’donnell
Oye A
Beating of Gus Bois After Union Meeting
Gus Bois, 61, unemployed, was assaulted returning home after a work women's union meeting on Monday. He sustained severe facial contusions, a fractured jaw, and facial cuts. Bois alleges several companions knocked him down and pummeled him with rocks at Murray hospital where he was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Bois
Workiwemen’s Union
Murray Hospital
Bois
Rotary Club to Elect Directors In Butte Meeting
Seven members of the board of directors will be elected at the annual Butte Rotary club meeting to be held at the Silver Bow club tomorrow. Nominees include L. C. Lamont T. J. Davis Proctor Barclay C O Vowell C P Nevin Lee W Crutcher Malcolm Gillis L D Frink and Dr A C Jones. A large attendance is urged. Rotary members invited to Ad club meeting tomorrow noon to hear Colonel Hall and Captain McAdams of the federal detachment.
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Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
L. C. Lamont
T. J. Davis
Proctor Barclay
C. O. Vowell
C. P. Nevin
Lee W. Crutcher
Malcolm Gillis
L. D. Frink
A. C. Jones
Rotary Club
Ad Club
Colonel Hall
Captain McAdams
Federal
Murphy Fined for Shooting a Duck Out of Season
John C. Murphy of Buxton pleaded guilty to shooting a duck out of season. Justice Doran set a $25 fine after deputy game warden Fred F. Pilling reported eyewitness testimony confirming the duck’s slaughter.
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John C. Murphy
Buxton
Justice Doran
Fred F. Pilling
Brady Jury Probable Second Special Venire Likely
Court adjourned with 13 men to be examined for the Andrew Brady murder trial as 12 sat in the jury box none having used peremptory challenges. Of 70 names drawn for the special panel 56 served, one woman included by inadvertence, and 26 men excused for personal reasons.
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Andrew Brady
Sheriff's Office
Brady
Sylvester J. Prenatt
Horoscope for May 5 1920 signals favorable commerce and travel gains
Wednesday May 5 1920 forecast says Jupiter and Neptune boost business and public demand for labor saving devices. Wealth, bank activity, and new recognitions for women appear, while love affairs may face quarrels and a sensational change near the president is hinted. Children born Taurus may be temperamental yet successful.
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Jupiter
Neptune
Mars
Venus
China
McClure
Cafe Doors Open At 6 A M As Butte Reopens
Restaurants city wide resume operations at 6 this morning after a month long closure due to wage disputes between culinary workers and owners. Cooks and waiters receive higher wages, raw food costs rise, and menus may see price adjustments though many eateries plan little change. Most kitchens and dining rooms return to full staffing.
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Butte
O Connell’s Body Taken To Wisdom
The body of James O Connell long time Wisdom resident and frequent visitor to Butte will be taken to Wisdom this morning. He died suddenly of heart trouble in Butte on Monday. Funeral services will be held at his home Thursday at 2 o clock. The remains will be forwarded by Sherman and Reed. He is survived by three sons William James and Robert of Wisdom two daughters Mrs Stabler of Wisdom Mrs Stella M Bell of Washington and Mrs Jackson of Dillon and a stepson Bert Mallen of Long Beach California.
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James O'Connell
Wisdom
Butte
O'Connell
Sherman & Reed
William
James
Robert
Stabler
Stella M. Bell
Washington
Oldest Mason in Mass Celebrates 100th Birthday
Washington Bissell of Great Barrington Mass celebrated his one hundredth birthday with a home party He was born in Rochester New York and is the oldest living graduate of Union College Schenectady the oldest Chi Psi member and Mason in the state He also graduated from Heidelberg University Germany and practiced law in New York for 40 years and was admitted to the Connecticut bar.
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International News Service
Great Barrington
Mass
Washington Bissell
Rochester
N. Y
Union College
Schenectady
Chi Psi
Heidelberg University
Germany
New York
Connecticut
Pershing Guests Dinner in Panama Harboring Plans
Panama May 3 President Ernesto Tisdel Lefevre hosted a dinner for General Pershing. Twenty three guests, all men attended. Pershing will hunt alligators tomorrow.
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Panama
Ernesto Tisde
Lefevre
General Pershing
Dato Accepts King Alfonso's Invitation to Form Cabinet
Madrid May 4 Eduardo Dato former premier and liberal leader has accepted King Alfonso’s invitation to form a new cabinet. Marquis De Lema will probably be minister of foreign affairs.
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Madrid
Eduardo Dato
Alfonso
Marquis de Lema
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Nellie Small
Maddock
Patriotic Societies
Rheim
St. John’s Dramatic Club
Butte News
Scott
Justice Court
S. J. Scott
Justice Buckley
Arizona
Hannifin
Lorens Butte Optical CO
West Park St
I Sewells
Park St
Murphy
Brady Jury
Undertakers
Lego
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Yellowstone
Rex
Ceretana
McCarthy's Sanitary
Nneapol
Minnesota
M'Carthy
Bryant & CO
Graham
White House
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Cassidy & Bilboa Undertakers and Embalmeers
East Park St
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
E. Perk St
Marine Kings
Te O Bae
Co Contests
Stp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Evine
Rines Mannt
U. S&s. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
West Park
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Lee
Hugh Lee
Cora Terrace
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
ED Rose Jeweler
North Main
Re Chamber of Com
DR. Lamb
East Mercury
Mont
Cuticura
Casicura Laboratories
Dept. X
Malden
Pershing
Oechsli
West Broadway
N. Chalos
East Park Street
Joseph Richards
Daughters of Norway
Oxford Market
Miss Hocking
Mra. Rowe
Mons Kandell
Sam A. White
South Main Street
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