Five Degrees of Divorce Granted In District Court
Live decrees of divorce were granted in district court yesterday signed by Judge W H Carroll. Cases include Mrs Defeating Ross divorcing George Ross for cruelty and resuming her former name Mar shes, Leola Cardwell divorcing Robert Cardwell for desertion, Florence Dudley divorcing Janes Dudley with custody of six children and $25 weekly support, Elsie Chapman divorcing George Chapman for extreme cruelty, and Clarence Smith being purged of contempt after Margaret Smith’s divorce.
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W. H. Carroll
Marl
Defeating Ross
George Ross
Robert A. Cardwell
Leola R. Cardwell
Helena
Florence Dudley
Janes Dudley
Smith
Stuth Kinsey
Henry Kinsey
Busy Butte Widow Share in City Estate Cleanups
New routes added and two more garbage trucks enable more trips to remove rubbish from streets and alleys in Butte. Commissioner Walsh and foreman MacPherson announce spring cleanup efforts as houses prune trees and crews handle increased workload. Norman Lamb’s body was sent to Paris Ontario for funeral and interment.
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pMcisle
Butte
Ike "Walsh
Public ‘Works
George MacPherson
Whch
Walsh
Norman Lamb
Paris
Ontario
Canada
Butte Notes Local Visitors At Hotels And Shops
A parade of travelers and residents appears in Butte with C Cameron and Jernberg from Gro ping Missoula visitors Wilcox and Burns stopping at local hotels. Social guests include Mrs Moran Alder at Leggat and Crockett Three Forks at Thornton. Business visitors Crowley Dillon Bechtel Livingston McKelvey Havre twin Bridges and George Twin Bridges appear among Montana locals and out of state guests. Mothers Day reminders and magazine offerings at the News Stand conclude the note.
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Orton Brox
Adv
R. Lewis
Cameron
Arizona
J.C. Jernberg
Finles
Paul D. Wilcox
Missoula
Butte
W. J. Burns
Leggat
G. D. Herseheman
Dilton
Twa
Gran
GW. Midkiff
Great
Finten
Nina Holling
Sam Goodman
Livingston
Vinton
C.J. Sweeney
Helena
Thornton
C. J. Webb
B.C. Crowley
Dillon
W. E. Bechtel
Acoma
Darling
Hill
Billings
The
Mary Moran
Alder
Henrietta Crockett
Three Forks
George Arr
Twin Bridges
G. MH. Olley
Grand
W. C. McKelvey
Havre
Flynn
P. O
Butte High School Student Activities Review
A student council meeting covered memorial day picnic planning, bulletin notices on the second floor, and repairs to auditorium ropes. The forensic society fees for five debates were approved. Math department to shift to Algebra 5 and Trigonometry 5. Marionette tryouts for Master Jacob held, with the club preparing the performance. The operetta The Wishing Well is progressing with most parts assigned and a full cast to be announced soon.
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Helen Lou Davis
Gov. Ke
Bute High
Fed Chapman
Forensic Society
Quinn Tamm
Jacob
Acknowledges Receipt of Na deau Property and District Court Cases
District court filings report multiple actions. Jean widow of J A u acknowledged receipt of her share in the late Butte estate. Th Seip notes Nad received four lots and improvements, promissory notes, thousands of shares in investment firms, and cash. A jury verdict awarded costs against Louise Creiger. Mary Phillips resolved a building claim. Harold Marsh’s case received a June 16 deadline to file a bill of exceptions, possibly advancing to the Supreme Court. Ignatz Millenach obtained a judgment against Blaze Jonotche for a mortgage foreclosure on a ranch near Butte. Joseph Neyman vs Northwestern Realty company saw cost rulings contested. B L Monahan seeks 500 against John Kenofel and Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company, alleging sale negotiations.
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Jean
Butte
Th. Seip
Mra Nad
Ni Investment Company
Georgetown
Costa
Jyneh
Louise
Creiger
Mary Phillips
Joseph Neyman
Northwestern [Realty ] Company
Each Troop Invited to Place Team in Field for State Title
First aid teams from Boy Scout troops will contest on Friday evening June 11 at an as yet unnamed site. The intercity match will decide the state championship and the winner may be sent to eastern cities to compete. Seventeen troops in Butte are entered though not all will field teams. Teams consist of eight Scouts with three of seven proposed problems given during the event. Dan Dayton, John Hoardman, and Jack Langhorne organize safety and instruction and will secure instructors. Any registered Scout is eligible to join.
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Boy Scouts
Butte
Feama
Dan Dayton
John I. Hoardman
Rea of
Anaconda Per Mining Company
Jack
Doc) Langhorne
Scout
Gas Explosion Shatters Windows at Local Cleaner
A small gasoline tank explosion at the Uniane Cleanings on 345 South Main yesterday morning shattered front windows and caused light smoke. Arizona Street fire crew quickly extinguished the fire, with slight smoke damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniane Cleanings
South Main
Smpire
Arizona Street
Memorial fountain project approved by Butte Kiwanis
At a noon meeting the Butte Kiwanis agreed to construct a memorial fountain on Harding Way with construction by club members. The project requires city council and forest service permission, and plans include grade winners and athletic participation. Daveter urged support for Red Cross relief funds for Mississippi refugees, and a ball will be held soon as arrangements are finalized.
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Harding Way
Butte Kiwanis Club
Dag Jective
City Cornen
Forest Service
Awl Mae
BV. Daveter
Lub
Red Cross
Mississippi
Russel Abbot
Helena
Butte Building Permit for Ground Floor Repairs Issued
TH McKinnon secured a permit to repair the ground floor of a Butte block. The project is valued around 1000 dollars and proceeds as planned.
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TH. McKinnon
Financial Failures in Montana Drop in April 1926
Montana mercantile agencies report 15 commercial failures in April with liabilities totaling 101 087 dollars. March saw 11 failures and 84 040 dollars in liabilities. The national quarter shows a 43 percent rise in commercial failures versus earlier years, while Montana’s liabilities were down 20 percent for the period.
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Montana
United States
Butte and Superior Files 1926 Report Summary
The 1926 annual report for Butte and Superior Mining shows a pretax and depreciation profit of 596,078.28 with all capital invested in Montana. Gross business reached 3,154,546.04 while expenditures totaled 2,558,067.76. North Butte extension notes this company is inactive. Mutual Creamery reports 1928 net profit of 266.58 from gross sales of 427,837.71 in Montana 1926 with 427,571.13 spent. Montana investments total 274,571.17.
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Butte & Superior Mining Company
Montana
North Butte
Mutual Creamery Company
Son
Tana
Chiropodists Name Officers at Meet in Butte
Officers were elected at the Montana Association of Chiropodists meeting in Butte. Louise Berkin was named president with J. A. Susser as vice president and J. W. Duncan as secretary. M. A. Barnholdt became treasurer. Susser also named delegate to the national convention in Dallas, Texas, August 2 to 3.
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Montana Association of Chiropodists
Butte
Louise Berkin
J. A. Susser
J. W. Duncan
M.A. Barnholdt
JA. Susser
Dallas
Tex
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Mike Walsh
Butte Notes
Kcroween
Spokane
Silver City Review
Women's Benefit Association
S8 W. Broadway
Wardrobe Bank
Butte High School
Nadeau
B. L. Monahan
John Kenoftel
Th Miners Savings Bank & Trust” Company
Keno
Fel
Charles
Joe Mudro
Russell Winslow
D. C
Kistler
George Bouraun
Thomas J. Murray
Noyes
Bourquin
W. J. Carroll
Thompson Park
Butte Buill
Heaven ON Earth
Butte and Superior
Westcott
West Park ST
Moore
Broadway
Bill Dooley
SAND
Fire Brigade
Talk OF
Mme. Plennevaux
American Orchestra
Sid
Bill
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