Woman 15 Loser In Court Action
Lawrence Farmer was awarded 81.25 dollars after a judge signed the verdict in favor of the plaintiff who testified to a loan. The defendant Clara Weston did not contest the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Farmer
Clara Weston
George Bourquin
Earl H. Roe
John D. Wilson
Philo C. Hanson
Washington Meat Company
Pete Barrenstein
Bourquin
James A. Bertoglio
Thomas H. Holman
James Geach
William Geach
Butte Electric Railway Company
Margaret J. Reap
Patrick J. Reap
Dennis J. Callan
Jenny Heagney
Motorist Speeding Case Highlights Butte Court Session
In Butte court, 15 year old William Cherette admitted speeding above 35 mph while claiming fuel shortage to reach home. He was discharged. The session also fined several motorists for parking violations and drunkenness, with other cases dismissed or discharged for jurisdiction or ownership issues. Total receipts for the day were $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
William Cherette
West Park
Riley
Cherette
Arthur W. Drynan
John Anderson
Joe Harrington
Ralph Erving
Lee Frie
Front
Montana
Roy Whatley
Whatley
H. Treman
Tom Graham
Steve Mikovich
Jack McCabe
Jack Hughes
Dan Murphy
George Erickson
A. F. Ballentine
M. S. Gilman
Elizabeth Meyers
Unknown riddle leads to page four clues
The text asks who I am and my title, asks for city of residence, Nicaragua's president, states of Yale locks, last state admitted to the Union, cites a Bible verse about tribute and honor, and says page four contains the answers.
Noted General to Make Butte Visit
Maj. Gen. John L. Hines will visit Butte for an informal reception by the local officers of the reserve at the Silver Bow club. He arrives from Helena at 2:30 pm and will depart at 5:10 pm for Salt Lake City. The event aims to discuss forming a Butte reserve officers association and is led by Col. D. G. Stivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hines
Ninth Corps
U. S. Army
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Hines
Helena
D. G. Stivers
Salt Lake City
Army
American Legion Monthly
United States Army
Soissons
16Th Infantry
26Th Infantry
16Th
Meuse-Argonne
Bois de Foret
Bullard
Meuse
City Pays Out $10,000 On May Warrant Call
The Butte treasurer reports $13,000 of a $24,000 warrant call paid by close of business last night. Treasurer Tom McCarthy says the work should be cleared in a day or two with $11,000 still due. Warrants called cease to bear interest after issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte City Hall
Tom McCarthy
Tonko files second degree assault charge
Antone Vonich is charged with second degree assault in a complaint filed before Justice of Peace A H Wilkinson by John Tonko of Hopkins. The complainant alleges Vonich attacked him Saturday night. Bernard Morgan faces disturbance charges in JOP J J McNamara court filed by Winifred Morgan of West Granite. Vagrancy charges against Charles Loutes William Loutes and Lawrence Engler in JOP Robert Ornsby court. undersheriff Angus McLeod is the complaining witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Vonich
Justice of Peace
A. H. Wilkinson
John Tonko
Hopkins
Vonich
Bernard Morgan
Charles Loutes
William Loutes
Lawrence Engler
Angus McLeod
Milwaukee Officials To Make Western Trip
H. B. Earling vice president of Milwaukee passed through Butte en route to Chicago for a Milwaukee board meeting. On return he will be joined by President Scandrett and other executives who plan to leave Chicago Sunday evening. They will inspect the entire Milwaukee system in preparation for spring and summer traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Earling
Milwaukee
Butte
Chicago
Milwaukee Board of Directors
Scandrett
Four Carloads of New Fords Unloaded Here
The Standard Motor company, Butte distributors, yesterday unloaded four car loads of the new Ford models from Seattle. The shipment includes all models and many cars are on display while others have been delivered. It is the largest shipment received by the Butte dealers since production began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Motor Company
Butte Distributors
Ford
Seattle
Ford Motor Company
Butté
Carmody Seeks Sil ver Bow Constable Nomination
John J. Carmody filed his petition with Clerk and Recorder James J. Harington yesterday to run for constable of Silver Bow township on the Democratic ticket. James Downey also filed for coroner as a Democrat pledging a square deal to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Carmody
Clayton Avenue
James J. Harington
Silver Bow Township
Carmody
James Downey
Missoula Avenue
Downey
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E. Galena Butte
Mont
First National Bank of
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W. A. Clark & Bro
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A. Clark and
J. Ross
J. K. Heslet
E J. Barker
Republic of Nicaragua
Tonko
Pekoe
Montana's
UMESS
Hennessy’s
Coats
Phoenix Hose
Floor
Ansonia
Trae
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